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I went into the office today despite our being officially closed for MLK, Jr. Day. I feel like I need to catch up a bit as I will be out Thursday through Monday for various work and non-work events.
While sitting at my desk working on a paper about res judicata and stare decisis, I heard an unfamiliar rumbling noise. Looking out the window, I saw a City of Chicago fire boat breaking ice on the Chicago River. Thinking it was cool, I snapped the following pictures. Hopefully, WAYLA-guy will forgive the intrusion onto his blog beat.


Full post as published by Customs Law on January 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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