Ed Wesoloski at Michigan Lawyer Blog alerts us to just-published details about a bomb within a safe that took up residence for three weeks last year at the Patrick V. McNamara Federal Building in Detroit. In the likely event that you find the Keystone-cops-like facts detailed in the Homeland Security report (PDF) depressing, Mr. Wesoloski has included an antidote, in the form of a video, to lift your spirits.
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