The truely scary part of this video is when you realize that the big thing sliding along the tracks toward the train engine, past the blown off cars, is a huge tank car that is throwing up a shower of sparks! What’s in the tank? Hopefully not gasoline!

More about this storm at the NOAA weather bureau website.

Dr. Hajazi, who said he did not know Neda and was walking from his nearby office through groups of people who were themselves watching a demonstration, is now in Great Britain. He says that although he fears for his safety and will not return to Iran for some time, he felt compelled to speak about the death of a 26-year-old woman whose bloody image has become an icon of Iranian protest.

“”They (the Iranian clergy) are going to denounce what I am saying. They are going to put so many things on me. I have never been in politics. I am jeopardising my situation because of the innocent look in her (Neda’s) eyes.”

The whole ordeal — from engine failure to heart-stopping landing — was caught on tape from a camera in the cockpit.

“I was incredibly lucky,” Davis told FOX 13 television in Tampa. “It was a whole bunch of luck and a little bit of experience.”

Davis, and his passenger, a professional videographer, left Gilbert Field in Winter Haven around 10:30 a.m. They were on their way to the Sun ‘N Fun Fly in, a 15-minute flight. As the plane descended rapidly, Davis had to make a split second decision: land in a field, a lake or on the road. Fortunately, being a Sunday morning, there was little traffic on the road and no nearby cars in the lanes where Davis landed.

When the plane slowed, Davis turned it into a driveway and rolled to a stop in a parking lot.