Wojcik agrees to 6-year contract at Tulsa
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- Wojcik agrees to 6-year contract at Tulsa
- Uganda: Tornado Go Top in Castle League
- Tornado hits hog farm
- Vortex2 Tornado Chase – Part 2 of 3
- Tornado relief effort slows
Wojcik agrees to 6-year contract at Tulsa
The Associated Press
Athletic director Bubba Cunningham says the deal adds a two-year extension to Wojcik’s previous contract and now runs through the 2014-15 season. Because Tulsa is a private school other details of the contract were not revealed. Wojcik is 81-53 in four seasons with the Golden Hurricane. Tulsa has won at least 20 games each of the past three seasons. Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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Uganda: Tornado Go Top in Castle League
AllAfrica.com
GA_googleFillSlot( “AllAfrica_Story_InsetA” );Tornado lost utility players Joel lweny (professional stint with Brampton Masters in Canada) Emmanuel Nakaana (signed by Premier CC) and Emmanuel Isaneez (signed by KICC) in pre-season but skipper Keith Legesi showed that he could perfectly shuffle the available playing staff in his ranks to mount a successful title challenge. National team stars Nehal Bibodi (89) Benjamin Musoke (86) and Raymond tim(20) Charles Waiswa (5 wkts) and Frank Nsubuga (3 wkts) all rose to the occasion to guide their side to victory that saw them ascend to the helm of the log. Wanderers collapsed for only140 runs in 34 overs and their captain Denis Musali admitted that Tornado were so dominant on the day and his charges failed to play the spinners. Relevant LinksEast AfricaUgandaSport”They used spinners to open the bowling and it was always tough for us as the run-rate kept going up.
Tornado hits hog farm
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
according to witnesses. No people or animals were killed or injured but a gestation barn — where sows and gilts are bred — held 280 head and was virtually destroyed. Jones considers himself lucky to survive the tornado’s fury. He was feeding sows in the building moments before the west end of the roof collapsed and wind tore off the east end. Jones watched the tornado form. "I saw the white tail drop down. I started for the house and heard pieces of the roof come off and I dove under the truck" Jones said.
Vortex2 Tornado Chase – Part 2 of 3
KSPR
It’s here where the team is hoping to intercept a tornado and gather extremely valuable information. Vans like these called mobile mesonets drive to the storm and get as close as they can all the while recording vital weather parameters like temperature dewpoint humidity and wind speeds. But they also drop pods in the path of the storms. "We try to drop these instruments in the path of the storm and get data"Back on the road one of the key things stormchasers look for before a tornado is a rotating wall cloud. And guess what we found just that.
Tornado relief effort slows
Austin Herald
After the tornadoes Wednesday 24 volunteers put in more than 150 hours helping people out along with aid from other response agencies such as the Red Cross Salvation Army Community Relations Director Annette Bauer said. But this week has seen a little smaller need for help as people are starting to pick up the pieces after the storm. Now Salvation Army volunteers are looking to help as they?re needed Maj. Marlys Anderson who directs the Austin unit said.