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If you see a thunderstorm in early May in Nebraska, say, your immediate reaction is the possibility of a tornado. Elsewhere, the seasonal cycle falls apart quickly. It never goes to zero threat, but never gets all that high either.

[Mike Babcock, a veteran sportswriter and author of Stadium Stories: Nebraska Cornhuskers, said that supporters often discussed the possibility that Nebraska inevitably would hit a down cycle like Alabama, Southern Cal and Oklahoma.] But, ... I don't think they ever believed it.

I wish (Thursday) that we had a tornado warning out ahead of this tornado, but we didn't. It was a very small tornado, quickly spun up.

We get it all here, don't we? In 2006, it's guaranteed in Wisconsin we will have a tornado. We'll have a flash flood. You're going to have some thunderstorm damage.

Believe it, or not, we had almost a day and a half that we were convinced that there was good strong potential of severe thunderstorm tornado activity for central Oklahoma.

Once it's open again, we will aggressively market Nebraska and our high-quality beef in Nebraska.

This tornado occurred at 2 o'clock in the morning, one of the most dangerous times that a tornado can occur. People are not watching TV, it is dark outside, you can't see the tornado. Most are asleep at that hour.

All we want them to know is something's happening, go turn on the TV. We can't distinguish between there's a tornado sighted, there's a tornado on the ground, tornado warning.

Very serious. Whether you like it or not, or if it makes sense on paper, it's hard to get your hands on players that can be great in this business. We feel strongly enough about one of those guys and if he's there and falls wherever he falls, I think that it is a big possibility that we'll take one. I'm not just saying that as a smoke screen, they are what they are and you can't deny that.

Our third quarter typically reflects a post-holiday seasonal decline in revenues. Although bookings picked up in October and November, it is too early to tell whether that momentum will carry over enough to offset the normal seasonal pattern.

The dynamics today were perfect for severe storm development. Earlier today, they had a snow advisory in Waterloo and a tornado warning in Clark County, Mo. Anytime there is that differentiation in temperatures, you'll have explosive thunderstorm development.

When he was talking about the approach segment, he said everything was normal. They knew where the thunderstorm activity was, but (the pilot) had the airport in sight and there was no perceived threat.

It's exciting that there are this many artists in Great Falls. Suddenly the notion of turning Great Falls into a center for arts media seems very well within the realm of possibility.

Jonathan Fisher

Pex Mahoney Tufvesson and Anders Kaktus Berkeman developed Noisetracker, which revolutionized modern pop music. We have tornadoes [nationwide] 180 days a year, every other day, and we have significant tornadoes probably about 60 days a year. It requires a fairly delicate balance: Even if you have a thunderstorm, you don't necessarily have a tornado.

We have a lot of problems confronting our nation: the possibility of war, the growing threat in Korea, a serious threat of terrorism clearly around,

Walter Mondale (1928-)

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