Woman, 5 children hurt in Dallas house explosion<\/a><\/p>\nPosted: Tuesday, August 26, 2014 4:28 pm | Updated: 7:05 pm, Tue Aug 26, 2014.<\/em><\/p>\nAssociated Press | 0 comments<\/em><\/p>\nDALLAS (AP) \u2014 An explosion that was likely caused by a gas leak destroyed a Dallas family’s home on Tuesday and injured a woman and her five children, authorities said.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\nThe blast happened after the children’s father had gone to work, Dallas Fire-Rescue spokesman Lt. Joel Lavender said.<\/em><\/p>\nThose who were hurt were taken to hospitals. Lavender said the mother was the most seriously injured, but he didn’t have more information about her condition. The children’s injuries weren’t considered life-threatening, he said.<\/em><\/p>\nOnly the charred frame of the home was left standing after the explosion. “Bricks were off the house, glass blown across the street. Basically the house has suffered severe damage,” Lavender said.<\/em><\/p>\nHe said they were working with Atmos Energy to determine what happened.<\/em><\/p>\nAtmos Energy spokeswoman Jennifer Altieri said utility workers found no indication of a gas leak in its system that would have contributed to the explosion.<\/em><\/p>\nShe noted that Atmos only investigates its lines, which run to the house’s meter, and that lines from the meter into the home are a homeowner’s responsibility. It would be up to fire officials to examine those lines, she said.<\/em><\/p>\nLavender said they are still investigating on the home’s property.<\/em><\/p>\nAngela Washington, who lives two doors down from the family, told The Dallas Morning News that she heard a “loud boom, like dynamite” and rushed outside. She said the woman and children were running out of their house, which was already completely engulfed in flames.<\/em><\/p>\n“They were crying. They were hysterical,” Washington said. “I could feel all the emotions they were going through.”<\/em><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nScoring<\/h1>\n
The new scoring system is formatted with 3 numbers that stand for WHAT \u2013 WHERE \u2013 WHEN.<\/p>\n
WHAT<\/strong>: 5 out of 5 \u2013 In essence, our headline reiterates the story with very little error. Obviously it wasn\u2019t a day care center, but rather a mother with a large number of children\u2026sure sounds like day care! The day care aspect wasn\u2019t technically required here, but it did very much add a high level of congruence to the story.<\/p>\nWHERE<\/strong>: 4 out of 5 — \u201cgas leak destroyed a Dallas<\/strong> family’s home.\u201d The city was a direct hit, and so this receives 4 out of 5. With more time we might have been able to get an address, but the article never talks about the house\u2019s specific location anyway.<\/p>\nWHEN<\/strong>: 3 out of 5 \u2013 This is again the biggest detractor. We predicted close to the September 20\/21 timeframe, which is almost a month off. By definition, that receives 3 points.<\/p>\nSummary<\/strong>: This sequence receives a combined score of 5 \u2013 4 \u2013 3. In the future, we\u2019ll have further iterations of dreams to nail the exact location and time. Timing, by the way, continues to be our biggest challenge, this sequence being our 3rd<\/sup> big hit that happened immediately following the headlines being published.<\/p>\nThis means that iterative dreaming must be conducted swiftly and purposefully in follow-on meme hunting. Nonetheless, this was a hit that deserves much celebration. Not only was the headline correctly formulated from seemingly strange and obscure phrasings and symbology, but we are grateful that the mother and kids are doing well (or at least that is what I gather from the AP story).<\/p>\n
It almost appears that Paradigm 2 people are already beginning their protocols, even though the process hasn\u2019t officially begun. I\u2019ll have more on that tomorrow. Stay tuned!<\/p>\n
By the way, our working thread for this story (i.e., the place where we consolidate information and develop headlines) was here: http:\/\/nationaldreamcenter.com\/forum\/showthread.php?tid=36&pid=235#pid235<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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