Günther Greindl wrote: > I mean, everybody has this stuff at home: why then the cluster at that > school? Wouldn't that speak against transients being responsible > (because they exist everywhere)? > If it were that common, then a 1/10000 would be expected. Maybe La Quinta was just the one. It did sound like it was particularly powerful transients, though.
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