NEWS: One Dead as Tornado, Storms Pound Wisconsin
There was a Tornado/Storm that hit Wisconsin:
I remember my mom getting mad at me when I was in college because I spent all my time online working on those Chat Programs. I remember her saying in an irritated voice, "Why are you working on those things? How is that going to ever be useful in your life or career?" If only she knew :).
One Dead as Tornado, Storms Pound Wisconsin
By TODD RICHMOND, AP
STOUGHTON, Wis. (Aug. 19) - A tornado killed one person and damaged dozens of homes as it roared through this southern Wisconsin city late Thursday.
Lightning streaks across Wind Point Lighthouse on Lake Michigan as severe storms hit southeastern Wisconsin.
At least eight other people were hospitalized as the severe storms blasted their way across the central and southern parts of the state, authorities said.
"The sky just exploded. It was debris everywhere," said David Murray, 43, who captured the Stoughton tornado on his camera phone. "When it went across the road and it hit all the houses over there ... it was something you can't explain. It just exploded."
State Emergency Management spokeswoman Lori Getter said one person died in the tornado and five others were hospitalized; she had no further information about the victims. The tornado destroyed 15 homes, and 35 others had moderate to severe damage, she said.
The storms also damaged homes in Viola, about 70 miles northwest of Madison. Getter said three people there were treated for injuries and about 70 to 80 homes were damaged.
"There's houses half gone. All the trees in town are gone," said Bill Bender, owner of the Viola Quick Stop. "There was stuff flying by the building, like big chunks."
Storm debris traveled eastward in clouds, depositing papers, shingles and other materials in the Milwaukee area, some 60 miles from Stoughton.
Murray described seeing a smashed truck upside down in the middle of a wrecked house, and debris, including an engine block, strewn across the nearby Stoughton Country Club.
As the storm approached, golfers had started coming off the course, and about 40 people huddled in the club's basement and waited, said the club's executive chef, Lenny Peaslee.
The storm peeled the roof back like the lid of a box, he said.
"We heard the rumble, rumble, then crash, boom, bang," Peaslee said. "Insulation as far you can see. It nailed us ... the course is pretty much a mess. There's trees down everywhere you look."
08-19-05 00:53 EDT
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- WI = Wisconsin's Postal Abbreviation. WI = Omega/Final(W) God(I). My first initial is I.
- Wisconsin is the 30th State admitted on May 29, 1848. May 29th is my birthday.
- Stoughton = S-Tough T on = Gemini(S/II) Tough Female(T/20) Activated. It means the Communication Array has been turned on.
- W/23 + I/9 = F/32. 32 = 2/II/Gemini to the 5th (Sun) Power. F = 6th Letter (Six/Sex). Leo is the Sign of Sex and Self. 30 = XXX in Roman Numerals (Porn). When I is upside down, it still looks like I. 9 Upside Down looks like 6. So 6 = 9. 69 = Cancer (Eternal Mother Symbol). 69 = II/Gemini
- The article was written by Todd Richmond. Richmond is in Virginia. Virgin(IA) = Virgin(II) because A = 1st Letter (I). I'm Gemini (II) and also a Pure Virgin. That's how you get a Virgin/II and Virgo the Virgin that also shares the same Ruling Planet of Mercury.
- 8 people were hospitalized. 8 = Pisces/Final Symbol
- David Murray is 43. 43 = - 26 Letters = Q/17. Q is the Omnipotent Being on Star Trek: TNG. 17 = St. Patrick's Day
- Time Stamp for this article is 00:53. 53 = I on the Periodic Table.
- Storms 70 miles northwest of Madison. 70 = 7(VII) x 5/Leo x 2/II/Gemini
- Interviewed was Bill Bender. I said that God is a Female. God writes Laws but doesn't have to follow them. A bill is a Law. You bend the rules.
- Storm has electricity. I said Aquarius is represented by Electricity and Current.
- I was mentioning about Prince and the New Power Generation. Prince says "The Electric Word Life"
- I quoted from Prince's song where it says "Thunder drowns out what the lightning sees."
- Wisconsin = W is C on Sin. Omega/Final is XXX on Sin.
- XXX = Thirty. Thirty = TH-IR/T-y. Female(T) Final(H) Green/God(IR) Feminine(T) Male(Y). I'm 30 years old by the way. My initials are IR :)
I remember my mom getting mad at me when I was in college because I spent all my time online working on those Chat Programs. I remember her saying in an irritated voice, "Why are you working on those things? How is that going to ever be useful in your life or career?" If only she knew :).
One Dead as Tornado, Storms Pound Wisconsin
By TODD RICHMOND, AP
STOUGHTON, Wis. (Aug. 19) - A tornado killed one person and damaged dozens of homes as it roared through this southern Wisconsin city late Thursday.
Lightning streaks across Wind Point Lighthouse on Lake Michigan as severe storms hit southeastern Wisconsin.
At least eight other people were hospitalized as the severe storms blasted their way across the central and southern parts of the state, authorities said.
"The sky just exploded. It was debris everywhere," said David Murray, 43, who captured the Stoughton tornado on his camera phone. "When it went across the road and it hit all the houses over there ... it was something you can't explain. It just exploded."
State Emergency Management spokeswoman Lori Getter said one person died in the tornado and five others were hospitalized; she had no further information about the victims. The tornado destroyed 15 homes, and 35 others had moderate to severe damage, she said.
The storms also damaged homes in Viola, about 70 miles northwest of Madison. Getter said three people there were treated for injuries and about 70 to 80 homes were damaged.
"There's houses half gone. All the trees in town are gone," said Bill Bender, owner of the Viola Quick Stop. "There was stuff flying by the building, like big chunks."
Storm debris traveled eastward in clouds, depositing papers, shingles and other materials in the Milwaukee area, some 60 miles from Stoughton.
Murray described seeing a smashed truck upside down in the middle of a wrecked house, and debris, including an engine block, strewn across the nearby Stoughton Country Club.
As the storm approached, golfers had started coming off the course, and about 40 people huddled in the club's basement and waited, said the club's executive chef, Lenny Peaslee.
The storm peeled the roof back like the lid of a box, he said.
"We heard the rumble, rumble, then crash, boom, bang," Peaslee said. "Insulation as far you can see. It nailed us ... the course is pretty much a mess. There's trees down everywhere you look."
08-19-05 00:53 EDT
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