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Look at this incredible image of a gutted bowling alley, with a set of pins completely untouched by the tornado:

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“I’m going to skip all of the clichés I want to rattle off right now, and get right to the point…I’m gay. Many, if not most, of the students here today know this, and most of them don’t really care. That is exactly the reason why I decided I had to give this speech.”

Fairview High graduating senior Ted Chalfen decided as a freshman that he wouldn’t hide that he was gay, fully expecting that he would be taunted and possibly physically bullied. Instead, he said, the vast majority of his classmates reacted with acceptance:

“The kindness and understanding you all have shown me over the past four years speaks volumes about you as human beings,” he said during his graduation speech. “Thank you for giving me the opportunity to be myself.”

He went on to congratulate his 450 fellow graduating classmates and their parents for their open-mindedness:

“This generation is never going to accomplish the things I know it to be capable of unless we stop thinking of each other in terms of ‘us’ and ‘them’…Like it or not, we’re all in this together.”

Watch his speech below

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Watch the proposal below

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The NWS forecast office issued a 16 minute advanced tornado warning for the residents of suburban Oklahoma, before the tornado even dropped to the ground a few miles west of Newcastle, Oklahoma.

“The national average for tornado warnings is about 14 minutes,” says National Weather Service spokesman Chris Vaccaro. According to J. Marshall Shepherd, a research meteorologist at the University of Georgia, as recently as 1990, the average warning time was just five minutes!

Below, is an amazing radar animation showing a classic “hook echo” and attached debris ball approaching the city of Moore, Oklahoma. At 3:01 pm CDT (the same time as the first image in the animation below) the NWS confirmed that there was a large and extremely dangerous tornado on the ground near New Castle and they issued a rare “tornado emergency” for the cities of Moore and South Oklahoma city:

It is without question that the advanced warning by all National Weather Service forecast offices and On-Air TV meteorologist saved countless lives on Monday.

Watch the footage below

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In an amazing moment during the interview, the woman found her best friend, among the rubble. “Well I got God to answer one prayer to let me be OK, but he answered both of them because this was my second prayer,” Garcia said.

Watch the amazing interview below

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The first video captures the raw power of the 1.3 mile wide EF-5 tornado as it moves through a residential neighborhood. The videographer appears to be shooting the video from inside a storm shelter or cellar. At the 0:36 marker in the video you can see what appear to be a vehicle tire flying by at high speeds. The national weather service has estimated the Tornado’s winds reached 210 mph Monday afternoon.

The next video shows a family emerging from a storm cellar for the first time, minutes after the tornado leveled their neighborhood. Facebook user Jason Leger recorded the amazing footage and also recorded the moment the tornado first touched down, moments before shutting the cellar door:
Part I:

Part II:

If you would like to help the victims of Monday’s deadly tornadoes, you can Text REDCROSS to 90999 to give $10 to American Red Cross Disaster Relief, donate online, or donate by phone at 1-800-RED CROSS. You can also donate to Operation USA, $10 by texting AID to 50555.

Check out this incredible photo taken by a resident of Moore, Oklahoma through the window of their home:

A radar animation showing the formation of the super cell thunderstorm that produced the deadly mile wide tornado in Moore, Oklahoma. Halfway through the animation you will notice a hook-like appendage near the center of the image with a purple colored ball. The purple in this case is the radar showing debris being lifted up into the air by the tornado.

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On Tuesday afternoon, the National Weather Service classified the tornado as an EF-5, with wind speeds estimated at between 200 and 210 mph at its peak intensity.

The tornado touched down at 2:56 p.m., 16 minutes after the first warning went out, and traveled for 20 miles, said Keli Pirtle, a spokeswoman for the National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma. It was on the ground for 40 minutes, she said and at some points reached 1.3 miles wide. It struck the town of Newcastle and traveled about 10 miles to Moore, a populous suburb of Oklahoma City.

The below images show just how quickly the tornado formed; from a funnel to a full fledged violent tornado in less than two minutes:

Watch the incredible footage below

Update:

Watch another video shot from a different angle (To the South of the tornado near Newcastle, Oklahoma) of the tornado forming around 2:30 PM CDT

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This year’s class completed the task in 1 hour, 32 minutes and 43 seconds.

The following homoerotic collection of photos comes courtesy of Washington, DC-based photographer Scott Scott Henrichsen. Also check out scottfoto.com.  (Videos of the event below)

ABC7 News Report

Some more video below

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This latest incident follows a recent string of anti-gay attacks:

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Bruce Yelk at NightlifeGay.com reports:

Contarino wrote the following meesage on his Facebook this morning:

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The Oklahoma Medical Examiner’s Office has confirmed a total of 91 fatalities so far as a result of today’s tornadoes, 40 of whom are reportedly children. Over 233 injured, including around 70 children, have been reported, with many of the victims being treated at two local hospitals.

More severe weather is expected this afternoon, with a good chance that tornadoes will once again touch down across eastern portions of Oklahoma and western Arkansas. Flash flooding is also a big threat in Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana today.

Aerial Photos showing the path of destruction the mile wide tornado took:

The following video shows a family emerging from their tornado shelter minutes after the tornado passed through

A mother’s incredible story of survival as she huddled with her kids in a bathtub during the tornado

A doppler radar animation showing the classic “hook echo” super cell with the attached tornado showing up as a ‘debris ball.’ You can literally see the tornado spinning in the animation:

Some Dramatic Footage of the Massive Tornado as it moved through the southern portions of Oklahoma City near Moore, Oklahoma:

National Headlines:

Radar Images showing the tornado moving through Moore, Oklahoma:

Photos of the aftermath:

For more photos and video click here.

Photo via Twitter @MatthewKeysLive

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