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Strange Bits of Irreducible Phenomena, by Brad Rubenstein. You are viewing an article from the Odd Quanta archives. To view the most recent articles, click on the Home link. March 04, 2006Katrina Viewpoint
When a story is as big as Katrina, the media get to pick and choose their facts. Here's a set of facts different from what you read in the press. They add up to an inspiring, and successful, rescue mission, in the face of a huge (and ongoing) natural disaster. Posted by BradRubenstein at March 4, 2006 07:15 AM
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