Events

I have a lot of prep to do for an event tomorrow, but I still found a few minutes to read these:

The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 today that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) does :

Chicago has a batshit-crazy seller's market right now:

With all the walking around outside and taking half a day of PTO, I didn't get a chance to read these articles I set aside to read later:

The temperature got up to 17.2°C (63°F) at O'Hare this afternoon, but with 72 km/h (39 kts) wind gusts. Inner Drive WHQ managed 14.6°C, also with gusty winds. That's still warm enough to open all the windows and let Cassie sleep on the front deck. And she's had over an hour of walks today, with another half-hour in store when we go to pub quiz in just over an hour.

The state registered Punzun Ltd, an Illinois corporation doing business as Inner Drive Technology, on 17 February 2000. The name, however, dates from my mind wandering in Mr Collins' algebra class on 21 March 1985, so really "Punzun Ltd" as a concept will turn 41 next month.

Chicago set a new record high temperature for February 16th officially at 11:51 when the temperature at O'Hare got up to 15°C (59°F). That was also 4°C warmer than just an hour earlier, and at the moment it's 2°C above the record. By the way, 17°C is the normal temperature in Chicago on April 25th.

The record temperature for February 16th is just 14°C (58°F). Officially at O'Hare it's 6.1°C (43°F) and foggy, but the forecast predicts a high of nearly 18°C (64°F)—the normal temperature for April 28th.