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If you set aside a few COVID panic months, we've had full employment for nearly a decade now. It's a shockingly long period and unlike anything in our nation's history.
Today marks the 65th anniversary of the raising of the Berlin Wall.
The East German government's official name for it was "The Anti-Fascist Protection Barrier" (Antifaschistischer Schutzwall), which serves as a reminder that sometimes people use the label "fascism" to justify their own totalitarian behavior.
The weirdest thing about all these Euro World Cup takes about America are the takes about yellow school buses being some kind of magical, impossible thing.
No, listen -- THEY ARE REAL. They are not remarkable. You see them every day. What ever gave you the idea that they were just in movies?
Interesting. This was the month when the Trump-era decline in the number of employees on the federal payroll stopped. It ticked up just ever so slightly from 2.676 million to 2.677 million between April and May.
Alexa has gone downhill so fast. Now takes much longer than before to do simple tasks like scheduling reminders. And it feels like just yesterday that she could actually play Bach's Fifth Brandenberg Concerto, starting with the first movement, on request. Now, she either plays the Third instead or goes straight to the Fifth's second movement. The upgrades @amazon did about 6 months ago are a total failure.
Just re-watching The Expanse, and I guess I missed the first time through that one of the ships was named the "Guy Molinari." Staten Island politics ftw.