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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. April 01, 2006Here's something you didn't knowStepping Onstage as a Waitress, She May Exit the Met as a Star - New York Times Without technical assurance, Ms. Sunnegardh lacked confidence. "Vocal technique is like money or sex," she explained. "If you don't have it, it's all you think about." Posted by BradRubenstein at April 1, 2006 08:54 AM
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