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More than 800 homes and businesses suffered damage in Tuesday's tornado swarm. Curfews are in place in Kennedale, Lancaster and Forney. Gov. Rick Perry will tour the damage on Thursday morning.
10:32p In a letter to Gov. Rick Perry, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins has requested emergency disaster assistance from the State of Texas. "I have determined that this incident is of such severity and magnitude that an effective response is beyond our capability to recover without supplementary State and/or Federal assistance," Jenkins wrote. - WFAA
10:01p Nine of the 11 tornadoes across North Texas have now been documented by the National Weather Service, including the strongest, an EF-3 in Forney, with wind up to 150 mph. There were three EF-2 level twisters that hit Arlington and Kennedale, Lancaster and Dallas and Royse City. - Chief Meteorologist Pete Delkus
7:57p A map that outlines three restricted areas in Lancaster has now been issued; no one will be permitted to enter these areas until further safety steps are taken.
7:52p Arlington residents who live in areas of the city hit by Tuesday's tornado will need to secure a permanent access pass starting Thursday. The passes will be issued at the Arlington West Police Service Station at 2060 West Green Oaks Boulevard. Contractors and laborers working to clean up and rebuild will also require passes from the same source. - WFAA
7:32p Kennedale has established a citywide curfew from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. until further notice. No one will be permitted inside the damaged zone on Tower Drive, Wildcat Way and Parkview Trail east to Meadow Drive and Greenview Lane. A Red Cross shelter is set up at the Kennedale Community Center at 316 West Third Street. If you can operate small to medium equipment and would like to volunteer in Kennedale's cleanup effort, call 817-985-2104. - WFAA
6:40p The SPCA of Texas transferred 28 dogs, 14 puppies, four cats and two kittens from Lancaster Animal Services on Wednesday so the agency can concentrate on dealing with pets that were lost during Tuesday's storm. Residents who lost pets can visit the animal shelter at 690 East Main Street in Lancaster. - WFAA
6:37p The power is out at the Trinity River Authority's Tarrant County Water Supply Project. The agency is asking residents of Bedford, Colleyville, Euless, Grapevine and North Richland Hills to limit water use until electricity can be restored, which is expected to be some time later Wednesday night. - WFAA
5:06p Residents in tornado-stricken areas of Lancaster are eager to return to their homes, but they were being blocked Wednesday afternoon by civil defense workers and sheriff's deputies, triggering some arguments in the street. Lori Williams wanted to retrieve just one thing. "It sounds crazy, but my son has a stuffed animal ... He said, 'Did you find Mr. Bunny?' and I'm like, 'I wasn't looking for Mr. Bunny.' But I bet you I'll tear the whole house apart until I found it today." Residents who lived through the city's 1994 tornado understand that it's going to take a long time to rebuild, and they want to get started. - Rebecca Lopez in Lancaster
5:03p The City of Forney confirms that 95 homes were damaged in Tuesday's tornado, 16 of which have been declared unsafe. There were no fatalities; seven minor injuries were reported. The city said tornado warning sirens and reverse 911 calls were activated at 3:18 p.m.; the tornado struck about 25 minutes later. "The fact that everybody who woke up in Forney yesterday is still alive today in Forney? That's a real blessing -- zero fatalities," Mayor Darren Rozell said. Gov. Rick Perry will conduct an aerial tour of the damage on Thursday morning and will then hold a news conference in Lancaster to discuss what he saw. - Brad Watson in Forney
5:01p Here in the Oldfield subdivision in Arlington, we can see damage in every direction; 185 homes were damaged in this location alone. The National Weather Service surveyed damage here and across North Texas to determine the number and strength of the tornadoes. The tornado in the Arlington/Kennedale area was an EF-2, with winds up to 135 mph. The storm was 1/4-mile wide and it was on the ground for 4.6 miles. The weather service says according to preliminary estimates, there were 13 tornado touchdowns in seven counties. The hardest-hit area was in Forney, which was struck by an EF-3 tornado that damaged 95 homes. - Chief Meteorologist Pete Delkus
3:51p Arlington families who are looking for lost pets can submit a report by calling 817-459-6777 or by visiting the Arlington Action Center online. Photos of animals impounded at local shelters can be seen here:
3:13p The central campus of North Lake College will remain closed this evening, and classes are canceled tonight because the campus has no water. All other North Lake College locations will operate their regular schedules. College officials plan to re-open the main campus on Thursday morning. - Dallas County Community College District
3:03p Mayor Bryan Lankhorst has made an official declaration of disaster for Kennedale. In a statement, the city reported 45 homes and six businesses were damaged. They reported one person suffered minor injuries. Anyone still in need of assistance or shelter can reach the Red Cross at Grace Community Church on Bardin Road in Arlington. - WFAA
3p The National Weather Service is continuing their investigation into the Kennedale/Arlington storm damage, but they have reported that the tornado that hit Lancaster, Dallas and Hutchins was an EF2. EF3 damage was reported in the Forney and Rockwall tornado.
2:11p The Lancaster tornado had wind speeds of 125 to 130 mph, which makes it a high-end EF2.
1:48p The National Weather Service confirms that the most destructive tornado is declared an EF3, which had up to 150 mph winds. The City of Forney has reported 95 homes damaged, 22 of which were destroyed. While seven people were injured, city officials said they were minor. The city has reported 500 volunteers are assisting in clean up and other services.
1:47p All volunteers wishing to assist in the Lancaster disaster are are asked to report to 1600 Vetrerans Parkway in Lancaster at 9 a.m. Thursday. Donations will also be taken for the Lancaster Disaster at Lancaster Tornado Relief at the Lancaster Outreach Center at 1120 Randlett Street in Lancaster. - WFAA
1:30p While Crosby Elementary School in Forney did not actually take a direct hit, high winds from the tornado broke windows and tore off portions of the roof. It also damaged the school's air conditioning system. The school will not re-open until April 9 as repairs are made. - Forney ISD
12:36p Preliminary analysis shows high-end EF-2 (130 mph winds) tornadoes struck Arlington and Lancaster, and an EF-3 (150 mph winds) hit Forney. - Meteorologist Steve McCauley
12:22p Preliminary ratings of damage at the Diamond Creek Estates in Forney suggest damage up to EF3 occurred. Wind speeds are estimated to be up to 150 mph. Several homes in the subdivision were destroyed and many other homes were badly damaged. - Chief Meteorologist Pete Delkus
NOON: Large plumes of smoke have filled the air as a home is fully engulfed in flames in the already severely damaged neighborhood of the Diamond Creek Estates in Forney.
Firefighters are battling the blaze off Buffalo Street, which broke out at about noon today.
The Diamond Creek Estates neighborhood was hard hit by at least one tornado in the storms that blew through North Texas Tuesday. - WFAA
11:15a Officials have not finished measuring the strength of the tornadoes that hit North Texas, but there are signs that one twister exceeded 110 mph.
National Weather Service meteorologist Jesse Moore says teams in Arlington are seeing damage that suggests an EF2 twister struck there. EF2 tornadoes are classified as having wind gusts between 111 and 135 mph. - AP
11a About 40 to 50 residential homes were damaged in the Rolling Acres neighborhood in Kennedale. Four to five businesses were damaged on Tower Drive and a mobile home park was completely destroyed on South New Hope Road. The Chamber of Commerce is organizing search teams and clean up help. - WFAA
9:30a Hundreds of flights have been canceled at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport a day after tornadoes whipped through North Texas. An American Airlines spokeswoman says 424 flights were canceled Wednesday in and out of DFW airport, including flights by regional carrier American Eagle. - AP
8:52a The National Weather Service has just sent three teams into the field to survey the damage from the storms. They will determine how many tornadoes touched down, how strong they were and the length and width of each the path. - Chief Meteorologist Pete Delkus
Brian Brooks, Forney City Manager
6:33a Lancaster Mayor Marcus Knight held a press conference at 6:30a. He said 300 buildings were destroyed. He also said people with institutional knowledge from the 1994 tornado are helping in the rebuilding efforts. He compared yesterday's tornado with the '94 storm that killed three people. He asked everyone for patience. The city is working hard to make sure good, accurate information is being given to everyone. The mayor said "I am a man of faith and so I believe clearly there was a higher power was involved."
Shelters are open in Lancaster, Dallas and Arlington for victims of Tuesday's storms. About 150 people were housed at the the shelter in Lancaster on Wednesday morning. A curfew is in effect in Lancaster until 7 a.m.
12:25a The National Weather Service will have three teams conducting storm surveys on Wednesday starting around 8 a.m. The meteorologists plan to post their findings in real-time on the Facebook page of the agency's Fort Worth office. The weather service also has posted an online map illustrating locations of reported tornadoes, wind and hail damage. - WFAA
12:12a All day classes at the central campus of North Lake College in Irving will be closed on Wednesday due to storm damage. Classes after 4 p.m. and all other North Lake College campuses will be open at their regular times on Wednesday. - WFAA
Tuesday, April 3
10:01p The American Red Cross has identified approximately 650 homes that were damaged in Tuesday's tornado outbreak. The agency will conduct a more thorough assessment on Wednesday and will coordinate the distribution of food relief and clean-up supplies. - WFAA
9:36p There are no reports of fatalities in the severe weather that hit North Texas on Tuesday. According to available information, a total of 15 people sought treatment at area hospitals; two were involved in auto accidents during the storm and a third person needed oxygen due to stress and a pre-existing condition. Seven of the injuries took place in Arlington, and one was said to be critical. - Jack Beavers, WFAA
9:33p Forney ISD says Crosby Elementary School will be closed to all students and staff on Wednesday. The district will alert parents about the schedule for the rest of the week on Wednesday afternoon - WFAA
9:16p American Airlines canceled more than 450 arriving and departing flights at its hub, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, by late Tuesday afternoon. Thirty-seven other incoming flights had been diverted to different airports. D/FW Airport spokesman David Magaña said more than 110 planes were damaged by hail. It wasn't clear how many belonged to American Airlines, but American and American Eagle had pulled 101 planes out of service for hail-damage inspections. Flights also were canceled at Dallas Love Field, which is a big base for Southwest Airlines. That airline canceled more than 45 flights in and out of the airport by Tuesday evening. - AP
8:58p Many people have expressed an interest in volunteering to help with tornado cleanup and rebuilding. The Volunteer Center of North Texas is assembling a Mass Care Task Force to provide the needed manpower. You can register your interest by adding your name to the MCTF database. - WFAA
8:54p The City of Forney confirms that two tornadoes touched down in that community on Tuesday afternoon, with most of the damage north of Highway 80 near the Diamond Creek Subdivision. A total of 73 homes were damaged; 22 of those were classified as being severely damaged. Seven residents were injured, but no one was seriously hurt. Police established a 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew in the stricken area, with only residents permitted to enter. A shelter for residents who lost their homes is open at Mustang Community Church at 13851 FM 548. - WFAA
8:07p Arlington Police Department spokeswoman Tiara Ellis Richard says the city has received reports of seven storm-related injuries, with one person in critical condition. An estimated 150 homes suffered damage ranging from debris in yards to significant destruction. - WFAA
7:40p The severe weather threat has come to an end across North Texas, but severe weather potential remains to the east of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. - Chief Meteorologist Pete Delkus
7:39p The Dallas County Sheriff's Office will provide 15 deputies and squad cars to help the City of Lancaster enforce an overnight curfew to discourage potential looters. - WFAA
7:33p Dallas County has provided the following roundup of storm damage:
- Coppell: City-wide damage from golf- to baseball-sized hail
- Dallas - Stage Coach Trail neighborhood: 47 houses damaged (40 uninhabitable, 7 totally destroyed)
- Dallas - Tioga/Texas College neighborhoods: 7 homes with roof damage
- Dallas - Bonnie View at Interstate 20: 50 tractor-trailers damaged at Snider Trucking Company
- Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport: 65 aircraft damaged
- Grand Prairie: Downed power lines at the Bell Helicopter facility
- Irving: Hail damage in the northern part of the city
- Lancaster: At least 300 homes damaged
7:31p The American Red Cross has set up shelters for storm victims at three locations:
- Tommie Allen Recreation Center, 7070 Bonnie View Road, Dallas
- Kiest Park Recreation Center, 3080 South Hampton Road, Dallas
- Lancaster Recreration Center, 1700 South Veterans Memorial Parkway, Lancaster
6:54p The American Red Cross has a "Safe and Well" Web site where you can list your name or those of family members known to be okay in the wake of Tuesday's disaster. You can also search for the names of friends and loved ones who you have questions about.
6:21p A disaster area has been declared by local officials in Lancaster, where approximately 300 homes and businesses were damaged by Tuesday's tornado. Almost every home along Pepperidge Drive lost its roof. A 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew has been enacted in the stricken area. "This is just unreal," one neighbor said. "You see it and you hear about it, but when you're actually in it, it's just unbelieveable." Lancaster's recreation center was being opened as a shelter for displaced residents on Tuesday evening. - Rebecca Lopez in Lancaster
6:14p Dallas police Chief David Brown said looting is one of the concerns in southern parts of the city that received storm damage on Tuesday. "There's not much lighting since the power's out, so the street lights won't come on tonight," he said. "We're looking for portable lighting that we're trying to get here really quickly before it gets dark so that we can also keep things safe." Brown said the city is not considering a curfew because of the damage was limited to two or three streets. "We think we can secure that with extra patrols on a 24/7 basis for this area," the chief said. - Johnathan Betz in Dallas
6:10p A Forney high school student returned to his home in the Diamond Creek subdivision Tuesday afternoon to find a scene of devastation. He went to what was left of his bedroom hoping to recover personal items; everything was gone. A door-to-door search continues, but early indications are there were no serious injuries despite the incredible level of destruction. - Teresa Woodard in Forney
6:05p The Salvation Army Community Center at 712 West Abram Street in Arlington will provide shelter Tuesday night for families who have been displaced by storm damage. -WFAA
6:01p There is damage all around this neighborhood in the Martin High School area north of Interstate 20 in South Arlington. The explosive tornado came from the south, ripping a straight line of destruction that affected about 100 homes, according to city officials, who declared a state of disaster. The storm removed roofs, toppled fences and upended mature trees. - Brad Watson in Arlington
5:59p The severe weather threat for the North Texas area has now ended as storms move into East Texas. The tornado threat is diminishing, but damaging straight-line winds, large hail, very heavy rain and a lot of lightning are all in the forecast. - Chief Meteorologist Pete Delkus
5:56p There was no structural damage at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington when a powerful storm moved through the area Tuesday afternoon, and a planned exhibition game between the Rangers and a team from Mexico is still expected to be played on Tuesday night. - George Riba at Rangers Ballpark
5:54p More than 100 aircraft at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport have been damaged as a result of large hail and high wind that accompanied violent storms on Tuesday. At least 400 flights have been canceled as a result. - WFAA
5:52p Rockwall County officials tell News 8 they have reports of 20 homes destroyed by a tornado. Several people have been rescued from the debris. - Steve Stoler in Rockwall County
5:40p Arlington Fire Department Assistant Chief Jim Self said a storm preparedness plan was in effect when the tornado struck the Green Oaks Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center Tuesday afternoon. He said two residents suffered minor injuries, and the rest of them are okay. "The facility relocated the residents to other locations within Arlington and in the region," Self said, adding that 25-30 homes in the Waterview neighborhood were affected by the storm. A secondary search and a damage assessment are under way, but no other injuries were reported. He added that around 100 homes have been damaged near Martin High School where a tornado touched down. There was one person who suffered minor injuries at that location. Self said the third Arlington neighborhood touched by the storm was the Chesterfield area along Highway 287 north of Sublett. An apartment complex and 25-30 homes were damaged; no injuries were reported. - Marcus Moore in Arlington
5:29p Hundreds of homes and a school have were damaged when a tornado ripped through Forney on Tuesday afternoon. The Diamond Creek subdivision on the city's north side was devastated, with 20 to 30 homes hit hard. A grandmother and her daughter were watching storm coverage on a notebook computer when they saw Forney in the path. They took shelter in a ground floor closet and survived, but part of their home was ripped away. Nearby Crosby Elementary School also was damaged. There are reports of several injuries here, none serious. - Teresa Woodard reporting in Forney
5:26p The tornado hit hard along Pepperidge Drive in Lancaster. Ten to 12 homes were demolished and about 50 others suffered significant damage. No one was injured in this neighborhood, and many said they felt lucky to be alive. "My wife and I was in the bedroom watching the news and we saw that the tornado was in the area, but I'm thinking it's going down Bear Creek," said David Earl Brown, who was getting ready to go to work. "All of a sudden I looked outside and I saw the real steel and I heard that 'wooo-wooo,' and I said, 'Baby, it's time for us to get in the closet.' And so then we got in the closet and then the tornado hit and I could see the debris flying around as I peeked out the closet door and didn't realize my whole bedroom had been blown up." - Brett Shipp
5:25p Video shows seven-ton trailers being tossed in the air by a tornado near Interstate 20 and I-45 in southern Dallas County Tuesday afternoon. The City of Dallas said at least 50 parked tractor-trailers were damaged or destroyed by the twister. We've heard of no injuries as a result of the storm. - Jason Whitely in Dallas County
5:21p There is devastating damage along Pepperidge Drive in Lancaster. "I just couldn't believe it," said Tina McCrae, whose home was destroyed by the power of the storm. She has been spending the hours following the disaster looking for her two dogs. "We just found Cha-Cha... she just ran out. But I haven't seen Tyson," she said. Firefighters went door-to-door checking to make sure no one was trapped in the debris. A caravan of emergency vehicles moved through the neighborhood to provide security as the evening hours approach. - Rebecca Lopez in Lancaster
5:17p There are tens of thousands of homes and businesses without power across North Texas as a result of the severe weather outbreak, according to Oncor spokeswoman Catherine Cuellar. She encouraged customers to safely await restoration of service, and to call 888-313-4747 to report outages and to get recorded updates. Information is also available online at stormcenter.oncor.com.
5:15p Only one person suffered minor injuries when a tornado tore into the Green Oaks Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Arlington. Police and fire department personnel are helping to assess the damage and to evacuate residents to a safer place.
5:03p Lancaster City Council held an emergency measure and declared the city a disaster area.
5:01p The tornadic storm in Hunt County is merging with the solid line to the west, and this should help to begin to reduce (but not eliminate) tornado potential, but damaging straightline winds will be likely across eastern Hunt County and western Hopkins County. Commerce is in the direct path of the worst part of this storm.
5p A tornado warning remains for Hunt, Delta and Lamar until 5:45 p.m.
4:56p The strong part of the storm is hitting from Greenville to Commerce.
4:52p Strong circulation noted just northeast of downtown Greenville.
4:48p Forney City Manager Brian Brooks says the northern section of the city was hit really hard. At least 20 homes damaged, one destroyed.
4:45p A severe thunderstorm with a history of producing tornadoes hit Greenville, where a large tornado was spotted. The storm is moving northeast at 40 mph. This is a very dangerous storm. If you are in its path, take cover immediately. Campbell and Neylandville are in the direct path of this tornado.
4:40p Rain-wrapped tornado spotted in between Greenville and Dixon. Golf-ball sized hail sighted, winds about 70 mph.
4:37p There has been a report of a leveled home in Greenville.
4:30p Very large tornado reported in Greenville.
4:29p Tornado reported on the ground just south of Greenville in Caddo Mills area. There is a TORNADO EMERGENCY issued for the area.
4:23p: Storm one will hit Mount Bethel at 4:24p, Concord at 4:30p, Mineral Heights at 4:32p, Greenville at 4:37p, Peniel at 4:39p, Ardis Heights at 4:39p and Reavilon at 4:40p. Take cover in these areas.
4:22p Storm one is to hit Hendrix at 4:22p, Caddo Mills at 4:28p, Clinton at 4:32p and Floyd at 4:36p. Take cover in these areas.
4:14p Tornado Warning for Collin, Hunt,and Rockwall counties until 4:30pm. If you live near Royse City, Caddo Mills, Cash - take shelter.
4:12p Tornado on ground on west side of Sulphur Springs.
4:09p Tornado warning for Collin, Hunt and Rockwall counties until 4:30 p.m. and Hopkins and Delta counties until 4:10 p.m.
4:08p Tornado reported in Royce City right now.
4:07p 28,000 without power in North Texas.
4:06p The American Red Cross has set up a disaster center in the city of Arlington at the community center located at 712 W. Abram Street. Cots will be set up starting at 4:30 p.m.
3:58p Possible tornado now on FM 550 north of McLendon-Chisholm (5 miles south of Fate) in southern Rockwall County moving NE at 25 mph. The tornado will be near Tira around 4:10 p.m.
3:57p Those in Royce City should take cover. Since it would be a rain-wrapped tornado, you will not see it coming.
3:34p Reports say there is no damage at the new Forney High, but significant damage was reported at Crosby Elementary School and the Diamond Creek neighborhood near 545.
3:53p Rain-wrapped tornado very likely in progress on SR 205 NW of McLendon-Chisholm in south Rockwall County moving NE.
3:51p A tornado has been reported on the ground in Sulphur Springs.
3:50p McLendon-Chisholm is in the direct path of the rotation center that spawned the tornado in Forney.
3:48p Crosby Elementary School in Forney and several homes have been heavily damaged. They have taken a direct hit by the tornado.
3:45p Tornado now passing over the north side of Forney moving NE at 25 mph
3:44p Forney High School has been hit by tornado, according to storm chaser.
3:39p Tornado is on ground in Forney.
3:37p Rotation just west of Forney and golf ball to baseball hail possible from Sunnyvale to Heath.
3:33p Dallas Police South Central Division reports damage at Strawberry and Tioga, west of Bonnie View in the 4100 block of Stage Coach. Some trucks were damaged at the Schnieder Truck Company north of I-20.
No significant injuries have been reported. Ten to 20 homes have been damaged in the 4100 block of Stage Coach.
Trees have been reported down around Skyline High School; a car was thrown into a fence.
Love Field has activated the Terminal Evacuation Plan and all passengers and tenants have been evacuated to the first floor and underground, at the request of the FAA. - City of Dallas
3:31p Another confirmed tornado is located three miles west of Cumby moving NE at 25 mph. This is 15 mile west of Sulphur Springs.
3:30p A possible tornado was spotted in Hopkins.
3:28p New tornado developing 9 miles SW of Sulphur Springs moving NE at 25 mph.
3:18p Roofs can be seen ripped off and thrown far away here in Lancaster. - Rebecca Lopez
3:17p Dallas, Collin and Rockwall counties under a tornado warning until 4 p.m.
3:11p Arlington mayor declaring a state of disaster for city to last up to seven days due to widespread damage.
3:07p Grapevine, Irving and Dallas ISDs locked down. Arlington ISD parents can pick up their children now.
3:06p American Airlines: All inbound arrivals canceled until at least 9 p.m.
3:03p Circulation center has weakened rapidly now over Arlington as well as in the storms over Collin County, but this does not mean they won't ramp back up again. Stay alert.
3:01p Dallas ISD holding students.
2:59p Rotation seen near Three Forks restaurant at Trinity Mills in Plano.
2:58p A possible rain-wrapped tornado is developing over Arlington. You may not be able to see it before it hits. Stay in shelter.
2:57p A second and final storm line is passing through North Texas. Keep shelter for at least another hour or two.
2:55p Students are being held in Rockwall ISD. Asking parents to stay where they are to keep shelter.
2:52p There is too much fuel heating up these thunderstorms across North Texas. Stay alert and keep cover.
2:52p Schools across North Texas have canceled after-school activities.
2:50p Only minor injuries have been reported so far in these storms.
2:47p Eastern Hunt, Southwestern Delta and West Central Hopkins counties are under a tornado warning until 3:30p.
2:44p The storm where a tornado was reported on the ground in Addison will be heading to Allen at 3:18p, Fairview at 3:30p, Buckner at 3:35p, 3:37p at Bloomdale and 3:38 at McKinney.
2:43p Rotation can be seen in Addison area between The Colony, Frisco and Farmers Branch. Tornado on ground in Addison.
2:39p The storm with a hook will hit The Colony at 2:42p, Lolaville at 2:50p, Lebanon at 2:52p, Frisco at 2:57p, Collin at 3:04p, Rockhill at 3:06p and Prosper at 3:11p. Take cover in these areas.
2:38p A tornado warning remains in effect for Denton County until 2:45 PM
2:35p Likely tornado on Keller Springs Road in north Carrollton moving NE at 25 mph.
2:32p Strong possibility of a tornado now moving into Carrollton. Seek shelter immediately.
2:28p Circulation center in NW Dallas County is located near Luna Road west of Farmers Branch moving NE at 25 mph. Carrollton and Plano are in the path.
2:26p Rotation seen in Garland-Sachse area.
2:25p Sirens going off in Plano. Take cover.
2:23p Golf-ball sized hail reported in Coppell area.
2:18p Another hook echo/possible tornado in NE Dallas County about 5 miles WNW of Sunnyvale moving NE at 25 mph.
2:05p A tornado was confirmed on the ground in Garland.
2:04p Denton County under tornado warning until 2:45 p.m.
2:03p A tornado is reported on the ground near Mesquite Rodeo Stadium area.
2:03p Several injuries have been reported in Kennedale in southern Tarrant County.
2:02p Circulation is strengthening over Town East Mall in Mesquite. A tornado could form at any time. Storm is moving NE at 25 mph.
2:01p Dallas and Tarrant counties under tornado warning until 2:20 p.m. SMU has warned students to take shelter.
2p Damage reported at Six Flags in Arlington.
1:58p Irving ISD is going into the emergency precaution plan, sending students into storm shelter mode.
1:55p There is strong rotation with this thunderstorm along 360 and 20. If you live in Irving and Euless on the south end of D/FW, there will be issuing another tornado warning.
1:54p While we have had extensive reports of damage across the area, we have not received any reports of injuries.
1:52p D/FW Airport on ground stop.
1:49p The circulation in the Dallas County storm has weakened, but it could re-fire so stay alert in East Dallas and Mesquite.
1:44p A tornado has been spotted at I-20 just west in Cooper in Arlington. It was on the ground for several minutes.
1:39p Large tornado just south of Pantego and Arlington moving NE. A lot of debris is in the air with this storm. Take shelter immediately!
1:36p TORNADO just west of Hutchins is lifting tractor trailer trucks into the air. This is a very DANGEROUS storm! The storm will be moving into extreme SE Dallas.
1:35p A TORNADO EMERGENCY in Arlington
1:33p Tornado is now approaching Jefferson Street in north Lancaster, just west of Hutchins moving NE at 25 mph.
1:31p Tornado warning for eastern Dallas County. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGISTS CONFIRMED A LARGE AND DANGEROUS TORNADO NEAR HUTCHINS...MOVING NORTH AT 30 MPH. THIS IS A DANGEROUS SITUATION...SEEK SHELTER NOW!
1:28p TORNADO ON THE GROUND near Telephone Road in NW Lancaster moving NE at 25 mph. This is a dangerous storm. Roof tops from houses are flying in the air.
1:26p Large Tornado on the ground in Kennedale moving toward Arlington. A TORNADO EMERGENCY has been issued for Tarrant County.
1:22p THE TORNADO WILL BE NEAR.
1:20p Tornado spotted on ground near Lancaster.
1:15p A tornado on the ground has been spotted looking southeast on I-35E from DeSoto, just south of downtown Dallas.
1:12p A Code Black has been issued at Parkland Hospital, which means keeping all patients away from windows.
1:11p DPD has reported sirens going off in downtown Dallas.
1:10p Damage has been reported in Johnson County, where a tornado was reported to have touched down.
1:05p The storm in which a tornado warning has been issued for the Dallas area is expected to hit Lancaster at 1:08p, Hutchins at 1:18p, Oak Cliff at 1:28p, Dallas at 1:35p, Highland Park at 1:45p and university Park at 1:47p.
1:01p A tornado has been spotted on the ground in Ellis County.
1p Tornado warning have been issued for Dallas, Ellis, Johnson and Tarrant counties. More details to come.


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Interview with Paul Andrichuk, teaching and learning center director
This year Paul Andrichuk became the Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) director. We asked Paul about what's happening in the TLC and his new postition.
How do you like your new job as the Teaching and Learning Center director?
I like it a lot. I'm working more with kids, which I really missed when I was head of the Middle School. I work mostly with Middle School students, Cindy Murray works with Upper Schoolers, and Sue Sacks and Lauren Burns work with Lower School students.
Has the TLC expanded services?
For the past two years we didn't provide educational testing in the Middle School because it's time consuming. But we were able to bring it back this year, because I am full time in the TLC dedicated to the Middle School. We do some of the analysis ourselves in the TLC. Sometimes we send kids out for more comprehensive testing than we can provide internally.
Would you ever consider testing all students?
It would be very difficult to pull off, even internally. And outside evaluations with psychologists run between $2,000 and $3,500 per student. The internal testing takes about four hours, and it's valuable only for students who know what they want to get out of it. Testing for testing's sake is not productive. The students have to be ready to fully participate in the process and advocate for themselves afterwards.
Now that it's the Teaching and Learning Center and not just the Learning Center, how has that changed things?
We surveyed US teachers to find out what they want to explore. The faculty is especially interested in learning more about the autism spectrum, attentional issues, and motivation.
The parent evenings have been successful, especially the ADD/ ADHD presentation. We'll continue offering those sessions and welcoming suggestions for topics. Research reveals new information all the time, so training teachers and working with parents is ongoing.
We've also been reaching out for some local partnerships. We've met with people associated with Pacific University's testing and assessment services to talk about lower cost outside evaluation. They administer a $500 test, and they are willing to potentially partner with us.
How do you support students aside from testing?
I visit classes and talk with kids about planning for long-range assignments. I ask: do you understand the assignment, what is the sequence of things you need to do to complete the assignment, what is your afternoon and evening schedule?
Right now I'm working with 7th graders to look at reading in particular. We are examining what decoding looks like, what comprehension looks like, and what strategies they use for reading. We assessed every 7th graders' comprehension and oral fluency to help prepare them for the active reading they'll do in our high school. We'll do this with 6th graders before the end of the year, too.
We're also looking at advocacy and motivation. In partnership with a local psychologist, we created a 10-question survey about how empowered students are as learners. The survey examines what students think their own roles are in their own learning.
At what age do kids use our learning services?
Sue does early intervention as early as 1st grade.
Is the TLC just for students who struggle academically?
We are spending more time thinking about kids who stand out academically, whether as struggling students or as unusually quick students. What do we do with kids who need support? Do kids who fail to reach second language proficiency still graduate? What about kids whose math skills are beyond what's happening at their grade level? We don't move kids up or down to different grade levels very often. More often we work with them individually.
What are some of your plans for the TLC?
Tutors do a great job, but I would like to schedule more small-group instruction where kids work together. We formed a group for English as a second language students for the first time this year, and it's been really successful. We've learned from the ESL group that peer mentoring is really important. We also have a learning disability club in the Upper School. I'm very interested in older kids shepherding younger students.
The lecture series is just a start for parent education. I'd like to set up cohort groups for parents of kids with similar issues such as ADD/ADHD. How can parents help each other?
How does the TLC fit in with progressive education?
Progressive education now has a scientific point of reference. Scientists have discovered through brain research that metacognition — knowing how you learn — makes students more successful. The 2nd grade brain study in which students identify their own learning strengths is great! Knowing yourself well and being honest and resilient are important building blocks for success in school.
The progressive notion that students make meaning by constructing knowledge instead of having it passively delivered is supported by cognitive research. It's exciting to know that we're doing it right. We have to stay current as new discoveries emerge.
What's a new area of research that you'd like to pursue?
I'm very interested in the research about motivation and levels of effort. Are we born with a certain drive or can motivation be instilled? Thomas Edison was a terrible student and his teacher called him addled, but he was relentless in his pursuit of things that interested him. How do we create that kind of motivation?
Independent schools like Catlin Gabel are uniquely able to encourage motivation. In a small school, kids know each other well and identify each other's talents. Our students are patient and cooperative with other because they learn at a young age that everyone has different strengths. Sometimes our graduates are disappointed in their college experience, especially when they attend universities with large classes and lectures or when competition trumps cooperation. But once they engage their classmates and professors in meaningful ways, which they learn early on at Catlin Gabel, they gain so much more from their college experience.

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The media barrage heralding the release of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince continues today as there are two more features now online featuring the sixth Harry Potter film. Seen here courtesy of our Order Partner DanRadcliffe.com, SFX has a long and rather light look at the film, focusing on the old David Yates quote about the film "It's all Sex, Potions, and Rock n Roll" and subsequent related themes. There was however, one piece of interesting material from producer David Heyman, who said he was looking ahead to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, notably "the multiple Harries at the beginning, the escape from Malfoy Mansion, the funeral for Dobby-that was really moving. And the whole final scene, where all the people from Harry's past who are dead come to walk with Harry as he goes to face Voldemort. It's just so mystic, but not for the sake of being mystic." Mr. Heyman also weighed in on possible future Harry Potter stories from author J.K. Rowling, saying carefully "I don't think that Jo will do another story on Harry, Ron and Hermione at Hogwarts," Heyman replies with [fellow producer David] Barron adding "She's spent 17 years perfecting the structure for this particular story, so it's hard to imagine that she'd find another way into it." "She said to me, when it was over, it was like the worst breakup ever," Heyman continues, "but now she's so happy. I've never seen her so spirited or full of life."
The second series of scans are from the new issue of SciFi Magazine and contain a much more substantive Half-Blood Prince set visit report, with new quotes from the costume designer and the prop master. You can see all of these scans via this link.
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The Cincinnati Bengals spent a pretty sum of money to keep their playoff team intact, and their first stop on that track this season comes on the road against the Chicago Bears.
Sunday marks the NFL debut of Marc Trestman, who the Bears hired from the CFL after firing Lovie Smith in the offseason. For the Bears to succeed this season, they will need more from quarterback Jay Cutler, who had one of his worse years last season -- much of that was due to the offensive line, sure, but Cutler is still at least partly to blame. The Bears spent the offseason upgraded their offensive line to give Cutler more time to find receivers.
The Bengals haven't had the success the Bears have had at the start of the season, losing four out of their last five season openers. But they have won their last two games against the Bears, one at home and one at Soldier Field. Cincinnati spent some cash maintaining their playoff roster from last season, but still missed out on winning a playoff game. The Bengals added tight end Tyler Eifert and running back Giovani Bernard to the mix, which should be enough to give most defensive units fits when you also throw in quarterback Andy Dalton and wide receiver A.J. Green.
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Time for your prayers again
I thought you guys would like to know that George Willer is down with a case of pneumonia. I'm sure that he and Marilyn would appreciate your thoughts and prayers. He'll likely be in the hospital for a few days and Marilyn will be busy caring for him. I will update as I receive information from her.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Our best wishes go out to you and Marilyn. Get well soon, friend.
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Rosie and I send our prayers your way. I hope to see you posting soon.
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Our prayers are on the way, George and Marilyn. Do what the doctors say and you'll be back in the shop in no time.
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Prayers are on the way from Annie and I. George, get well soon.
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George and Marilyn,
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"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
George & Marilyn prayers are going your way from central Indiana.
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Live It Up Without Lighting Up! <3
Live it Up Without Lighting Up Global Movement#LIUWLU kicked-off with a smashing dance party bursting with a zest for life on 21 March 2012.
Had one of those crazybusy days at work but still managed to sneak in a nice lunch at Tai Hing with one of my fav milk teas.
It's iced at the side so it doesn't lose its gao (thickness) and it never fails to give me some kinda buzz. Mr TimO was great company too.
Later that evening, enroute to the party at scape…caught some gorgeous skies.
Guess God felt like painting with the sun, clouds and rain.
Scape Warehouse was packed out with youths and guests attending the Live It Up Dance Party. The official dance party of the LIWLU Global Movement 2012.
When I got there, ushers passed me my media pass & booklet and escorted me to the vip table where a cosy buffet of food and beverages were lined up.
Crowd was buzzing lights were dimmed. People were laughing at the photowall with instant print outs. Nifty. You wouldn't have thought it was a smoke-free campaign. Impressed some.
But I guess that's really the whole point, that we were always meant to live it up and rock it, just without the lit hey.
The night was packed with highlights, a LIVE IT UP Song & Dance, a dance competition, an attempt to set a record for the most no. of Twitter followers w/in 2 hrs and DJ Inquisitive and S.O.F to dance the night away. Thank God for Daniel Ong who could fort the massive line up and oh so naturally engage the crowd.
The Live It Up Song & Dance was a collaboration between a team of smoke-free muzos and local songwriter Patrick Cng. They include Sam Cooper from Pug Jelly, Martin Kong from Carcoal and ShiGGa Shay, an up-and-coming rapper. (the name..I know. Don't mock) haha. A dance remix of the song was produced with an instructional dance vid choreographed by Zaini Tahir, Asst Director for Artistic Devpt at Repubic Poly. Fun number. Great spirit.
Dejan Tubic one of Hollywood's top choreographer lent some star power to the night. He's choreographed for shows including America's got Talent, So You Think You Can Dance and has over 40million views on his youtube. Won't be surprised if a huge chunk of the views came from Singapore, seeing how plastered to YouTube we are. 10 teams took to the stage for the finals. Here's some of our favs!
The ever gorgeous Collete and I:)
A huge range of genres. Some were sexy, some were edgy. I'm not and will never be a bona fide dancer but i dated one before and my girls dance, and yeah I've watched alot of recitals/comps and this one wasn't all too bad at all. The Celine Jessendra troops had a medley of items as well. #KPOP *.*
One word: HIONG.
Then it was the 3 way battle for the final 3 teams! *HOLLERR*
While waiting for the winners..munched on a carrot..I keep havin carrot shots lately. Bunny tendencies.
voyeured interesting hair:
(tuff of blonde curls and blonde+green braids)
and….took pics with the cupful of cutes:
Naomi Neothe cutest hamster ever , Collette and Geck Geck!
And finally the winners!!
3k to the top winner- Fad Fashion and 2k to the runner up. Sweeeeet…
Then it was time for the partaaay with the guest DJss…..
And in true girl fashion, we decided to mess with the photowall!
The pro looking pics from Collette's super pro camera.
The "trying to be arty and succeeding some" pics from my iphone. hahaha
It isn't everyday when diverse youth from all over the world unite in celebration of a common cause - advocating a tobacco free lifestyle in all ways youth and all ways loud.
I've been actively supporting a smoke-free world for the past 3 years since the Miss Singapore Universe hey days and I reckon I'll keep this cause for a long time.
I'd like to quote Miss Miles on this:
"Smoking a pack of cigarettes a day will cost approx. $4,000 a year – that can buy me 2 designer bags, or a trip to Europe (why would anyone choose cigarettes over bags or a holiday?!)."
WORDDDD! I'm saving for a trip to Isreal sooo i get the maths for this one.
Left the place with nothing short of a dorky smile…On the way back…D came to pick me!! (SO SWEET)
And as usual we tried to play weird games. This round it was standing for a long time under the bird poop zone at Somerset while the birdies were squawking and pooping their guts out. Stand there and smile…Dude… of course I'll nail this one…
Until… the poop hit the left and right of me and I felt something wet in my head yo!
While you can't control bird pooping you can take control of your life.. hahaha
(see what I just did there?)
Check out www.breathe.sg/liveitup for tips on how to ditch the cig or help someone do it, cuz i say let nothing or no one be your crutch.
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The sister of a DeKalb man charged with murdering a Northern Illinois University freshman screamed at him in court Wednesday not to take a plea deal and was led out by courtroom deputies before the man entered a guilty plea to one count of murder.
William Curl, 36, entered the plea in the slaying of NIU student Antinette "Toni" Keller and agreed to a prison sentence of 37 years, a deal that has drawn harsh criticism from the victim's family.
SEE: Tentative plea deal in murder of NIU freshman
But in an unusual move, Curl made a so-called Alford plea, in which he enters a guilty plea to the crime but does not make an admission of actual guilt. In fact, Curl still maintains his innocence in the case but took the plea to avoid a possibly longer sentence being imposed.
Before Curl took the plea, his sister, Moira, yelled out in court, "Billy, don't take it. They're railroading you. Don't take it." Courtroom deputies had to remove her from the courtroom.
Keller's immediate family did not attend the court hearing but has blasted the DeKalb County state's attorney's office for agreeing to the deal.
Keller's family was not there because no one told them it was definitely happening that morning, said Mary Tarling, the victim's cousin and a family spokeswoman.
Keller's parents had been at the DeKalb County courthouse Tuesday, and were told that there were no specifics worked out on a possible plea for Curl, Tarling said.
But by the time the Kellers got back their Plainfield house, there was a message from the prosecutor providing details of the plea.
"It was very, 'By the way, this is happening,' and it was very short notice," Tarling said.
"The pacing and scheduling didn't really make it easy on the family to be there," she said
Antinette's father, Roger Keller, declined to comment when reached at his Plainfield home Wednesday morning.
"People know how we feel," he said.
Tarling said the family realizes there likely isn't a sentence for Curl long enough to ease their loss. But knowing that there's a chance that Curl could walk free again one day doesn't sit well.
"It's just the concept that he could be released. When people say it's going to be 37 years until he's released, the only thing I hear is 'until he's released,'" Tarling said.
"Now the dust will die down, and in some ways it's easier and some ways it's harder," Tarling said.
In a statement Wednesday, DeKalb County State's Attorney Richard H. Schmack called the murder case "extraordinarily complex and challenging," noted that Curl will have to serve 100 percent of it, and that it is believed to be the longest sentence for a plea bargain in DeKalb County for a case that wasn't eligible for the death penalty.
Keller, 18, vanished on Oct. 14, 2010, after telling friends she was going to Prairie Park near the university campus. The burnt remains of the Plainfield's woman body were found two days later—though it took authorities using DNA tests several months to confirm the remains were hers.
Curl had been scheduled to stand trial next week for Keller's slaying.
Curl had faced a 20- to 60-year prison term if he had been convicted of killing Keller.
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I seem to be struggling with pricing items that players can purchase. In particular magic items such as scrolls/potions ect. I read the rules and have scoured the internets to try figure it out but there is still clear problems with my understanding outlined by trying to use the rules to price items they give a price for.
the list of potion costs http://www.d20srd.org/srd/magicItems/potionsAndOils.htm
do not seem to match the calculations for making magic potions from http://www.d20srd.org/srd/magicItems/creatingMagicItems.htm
Examples are things such as barkskin which should be 2x2x50=200g but is priced as 300g and a similar case for darkness and worse for water walk which I calculate as 3x3x50=450g but is priced as 750g.
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Kathy Windrow earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in painting and a master's degree in art history from SMU, with a focus on Mesoamerican art. In addition to teaching studio art, art history, and cultural studies at Eastfield College, she teaches drawing to grad students in Theatre Design at SMU and has taught Mesoamerican and other non-western art history courses at SMU, UT Arlington and UT Tyler. Kathy is the director of the SMU-in-Oaxaca program and the SMU-in-Italy program. She serves as staff on two excavations in Italy: Greg Warden's Etruscan site in Tuscany and a University of Texas project studying the Roman Villa of Poppea at Oplontis. Kathy was a McDermott Curatorial Intern and a curatorial research assistant in pre-Columbian art at the Dallas Museum of Art. She has traveled and engaged in research projects, some funded by grants, in Oaxaca and other parts of southern Mexico since 1986, and in Peru, Guatemala, Honduras and Belize. Additional study has been conducted in Cambodia, Thailand, China and Japan. Kathy Windrow is a practicing artist whose work often explores themes in pre-Columbian religion, Mexican folk art, and Los Días de los Muertos. This work has been shown widely in galleries and museums in Texas and other parts of the U.S., and in a solo exhibition in Lima, Peru, in 1995. Kathy lectures widely on Mexican folk art, Días de los Muertos, and the pre-Columbian cultures of Mesoamerica and the Andes. She has been nominated for Piper Professor three times and received the EFC Excellence in Teaching Award in 2005, as well as NISOD awards in 2004 and 2005.
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OH. NOW @GovChristie wants a "clean" bill. Pathetic grandstander.—
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Governor Chris Christie appreciates that the House finally passed a $9.7 billion Sandy relief bill, and in a joint statement with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, he expressed hope that the House would pass a bill providing $51 billion in further relief.
"Today's action by the House was a necessary and critical first step towards delivering aid to the people of New Jersey & New York. (con't)—
Governor Christie (@GovChristie) January 04, 2013
While we are pleased with this progress, today was just a down payment…(con't)—
Governor Christie (@GovChristie) January 04, 2013
…and it is now time to go even further and pass the final and more complete, clean disaster aid bill. (con't)—
Governor Christie (@GovChristie) January 04, 2013
We are trusting Congress to act accordingly on January 15th and pass the final $51 billion instrumental for long-term rebuilding… (con't)—
Governor Christie (@GovChristie) January 04, 2013
…in order for New Jersey, New York and our people to recover after the severe devastation of Hurricane Sandy." (end)—
Governor Christie (@GovChristie) January 04, 2013
At first glance, Christie's remarks don't seem all that, well, remarkable — except for one thing: when he tore into House Republicans for failing to pass the original relief bill, he dismissed critics who pointed out the bill's thick pork padding.
Let's recap: Two days ago, @GovChristie flipped out and even said the bill he was flipping out over WAS NOT filled with pork.—
RB (@RBPundit) January 04, 2013
Today, though, Christie pressed the GOP to pass a "clean" bill. Why would he make a point of calling for cleanliness in a package that he vehemently insisted wasn't dirty?
Perhaps he's just suffering from memory impairment like his pal Harry Reid — or he's trying to pull a fast one on conservatives.
Now @GovChristie sneaks in the "clean" qualifier hoping no one notices.—
RB (@RBPundit) January 04, 2013
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In my continuing attempt to destroy the credibility and dignity of this blog I have decided to present to you fake telephone interviews. Yes, you read that right. I don't know why I haven't been fired yet either.
MH: Hey Ricardo, thank you for taking the time to talk with me today.
RA: No problem, always a pleasure.
MH: I want to open by discussing your last fight, a KO loss to Sokoudjou.
RA: Yeah, but to be fair I came into that fight with a torn ACL and scurvy.
MH: Scurvy?
RA: Yeah, I'm Brazilian and I hate bananas. Isn't that ironic?
MH: So the fight starts and you're clinched up….
RA: And the night prior to the fight my right foot was amputated.
MH: Okay, that's not even true.
RA: Yes it is.
MH: You're wearing flip-flops. I can see your feet.
RA: And?
MH: There's no scar.
RA: Brazilian doctors. They're the greatest in the entire world.
MH: Alright, well going back I want to discuss your losses to Wanderlei and Shogun.
RA: I had cancer.
MH: What?
RA: I had a bad case of cancer in 2005. And polio.
MH: I don't think they'd let you fight if….
RA: Cancer is legal in Japan.
MH: I'm hanging up now.
MH: Hey Phil, thanks so much for taking the time.
PB: Hold on, I had to walk over to answer the phone and I'm kind of winded.
MH: I just got off the phone with Ricardo Arona and….
PB: Was that mutha' f**** speakin' all Brazilian?
MH: It's Portuguese. And no.
PB: Man you're gonna have to call back. All this talking is exhausting me.
MH: Seriously?
PB: I'm like laid out on the floor right now. I don't think I can get up.
MH: Thanks for taking the time Karo. I'd like to begin by discussing your KO loss to Thiago Alves at Fight Night 13.
KP: I wasn't knocked out.
MH: Well you lost by KO and….
KP: Nah, I was fine.
MH: …. okay well I'd like to discuss the Diego Sanchez loss in '06.
KP: I won that fight.
MH: No, I saw it, your hand wasn't raised.
KP: I won though.
MH: What do you think your record is?
KP: Like 50-0?
MH: Wow. I just….
MH: Nick, I'm on the phone.
MH: Nick, you can call him later.
ND: You don't even know who I'm calling!
ND2: Yeah mother f***** you don't even know!
MH: Does he "distribute" things?
ND: What you just said is the equivalent of raping my entire family! MH: Wow, equivalent is a four syllable word.
MH: Alright, alright, you win. Nate put down the sai!
MH: Hey Phil, are you up to talking yet?
PB: *gasping*
MH: Alright man, sorry about bothering you again.
PB: No….no…. this is…. this is great cardio.
MH: Answering the phone?
PB: You…. you have no idea…. how hard I train man.
MH: What else do you do?
PB: I have to use…. the bathroom…. like twice a day.
MH: Only twice?
PB: Oh you can do better?
KP: Alright, this interview is over.
MH: MMA super agent Ken Pavia?
KP: Yeah, Phil is just goofing around, he's never been in better shape.
MH: Come on Ken, we both know….
KP: This interview is over, done. Phil will soon be a world champion at 170.
MH: Alright, fine. Any last words of wisdom before you go?
KP: Yes, never under any circumstances go to Luke Cummo's house.
Kevin Iole's job is harder than I thought.
What Huckaby, are you to good to stoop to the "do you know who I am" level for Karo?
That was a hall of fame line, don't ever feel above using it, lol.
Funny stuff, thanks!
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You should do one of these daily, with different fighters. I thought your post was very accurate. I hope to see more of these.
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good laughs!
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I need an "interview" with Tito.
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Definitely enjoyed the Nate comments backin' up his brother! I laughed when I saw that one!
Do these with Serra, Hughes, GSP & BJ Penn.
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Given the UFC fight on Saturday I thought Ricardo Arona was Ricardo Almeida and was very confused.
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I was sitting in work laughing my ass off reading this. Good work man.
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The Arona one was pretty funny, the rest was just ok.
On a side note, you can pretty much guarantee that none of these fellows are going to interview with you for the rest of their lives.
And just the site of a picture of Ken Pavia makes me want to vomit then punch him in the face.
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Still cracking up about "Cancer is legal in Japan."
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If you squint at the Ken Pavia pic he looks like Goldy.
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The best part is someone is going to read this thinking it is real
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How could you see Arona's feet over the phone?
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And countdown until this gets posted on Yahoo News in 3…2…1…
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Beautiful – - – please make these a regular column. Please include Mr. international Shonie Carter next time though please.
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I am with #14. If this was a weekly thing it would be alright with me. Funny as hell.
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Agree with #4 we need an "interview" with tito and jenna better yet make it a conference call with dana white as well, the possibilities are endless.
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#8 ..and how is Phil "hit the books – don't throw hooks" Baroni gassing answering the phone not hilarious – I know it's true – but it's funny as hell
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this is hilarious!!
here's a few ideas for fighters in the future, rory singer, butterbean, bob sapp, matt horwich, manny gamburyan, kalib starnes.
i support the "make it a weekly thing" vote too.
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fightlinker! stop to writie article drinking beer, u as$…
OMG, its 5 oz of pain!!!
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two words: regular feature!
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hey, if you wanna go big time, I could help you out with some Flash and fake voices. it'll be an internet sensation (limited to the MMA fans).
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thanks, that was awesome!
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Great…I would love to see more with the Diaz brothers, those two never get old. Just one mistake…you didn't have him reference Stockton 3 times in each line.
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Even an all TUF one would be great. Gabe Reudiger, Noah Inhofer, and Ken and Tito on a conference call.
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eh…once a week would be over kill..
Just whenever MH gets drunks and wants to bring the comedy.
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Huck, like I said, step it up and let's do some flash videos!
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Funniest freaking thing I've read in months!!!
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I'm at work….. and i just laughed loud enough to get reprimanded……. Good stuff.
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this needs to be a weekly thing. i'd like to see mike golberg & some other goofballs.
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i had to stop reading during baroni since i was laughing too much and i am at work.
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The Arona one had me rolling. good job.
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How about a conference call with Ken and Frank Shamrock?
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Way to go Mike, absolutely hilarious.
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I guess i am old school, because I don't think anyone who does not fight has the right to mock or disrespect a fighter. Huckaby, your a tool. any one of these guys would twist you up and knock you the f#@& out.
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Hahaha, that was great dude…i had to keep reading after i read this because i almost hit the floor!!
MH: Alright, well going back I want to discuss your losses to Wanderlei and Shogun.
RA: I had cancer.
MH: What?
RA: I had a bad case of cancer in 2005. And polio.
MH: I don't think they'd let you fight if….
RA: Cancer is legal in Japan.
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come on Tony, you mean because we can't beat Phil Baroni in a fight, we can't criticize his cardio in a humorous way? … or we can't make fun of Arona for making excuses, etc.
great work Michael, this must be the funniest thing i've read on this site
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#37 Tony
I think your criteria–gotta be one to have an opinion–are a little too narrow. Lots of people comment about politics, but they aren't politicians. And lots of people say funny things, but they're not professional comics. You commented on Huckaby's writing, but you're not a professional writer. (Wild guess on that last one. I could be wrong.)
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I am surprised the Diaz bros. didn't try to say something about that hole in the earth where they live. (Stockton, CA) HAHA it was pretty funny though.
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Tony you shouldn't say anything about Mike unless you're a writer.
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This is better than 99% of the RUMOR MILL stuff on the message boards.
Thansk for the laughs!!!
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I concur with all the people saying this should be a weekly thing, it was pretty entertaining.
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"I concur with all the people saying this should be a weekly thing, it was pretty entertaining"
Too much of a good thing and it won't be funny anymore.
He should do it when he feels like he has something worth posting, let the funny come to him.
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With all due respect, I don't think this stuff belongs here. It's not funny, it's not interesting, it's not news.
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I think what Tony is trying to say is that you shouldn't ridicule someone who is stronger than you. He's right though, it is only proper to mock those who are weaker… girlymen… right Tony? Look at the girlyman Huckaby with his puny pectorals and itty bitty biceps…
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you are correct that you (and that ram guy) are destroying the credibility of this website
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Holy Hell what I wouldn't do for a serving of that every week. You literally could do 5 a week for the next 13 years and we wouldn't be bored. I have only one thing to say to all the detractors out there get off your friggin high horse. Huck this is awesome and fresh! The MMA world takes it's self way to serious these days.We could all you some good fun .Keep it coming
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definitely a nice humorous break from the usual posts. the daily news and commentary are great, but stuff like this can really add some much needed laughter to those of us stuck in cubicles all day. do it whenever you feel like huck, i agree if forced to do these all the time youd get burned out and unfunny. also features like these are what separate this site from every other mma blog out there.
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I want one with Karimula Barklaev, James Martinez and Jung Gyu Choi.
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Mike, it rocked! Don't worry about the haters. I thought is was hilarious, and most of the serious readers of the column did too.
I want Gary And Jared Shaw on a conference call discussing Gary's recent "banishment" from EliteXC. Gary could be saying it's so he can spend more time promoting his boxers and Jared could be denying there's a problem by being non-specific about his answers! It would be awesome!
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LMAO @ "cancer is legal in Japan".
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