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  1. POMPANO BEACH, Fla. - A woman out for jog while listening to her iPod
    had her
    legs severed by a freight train because she may not have heard it
    coming,
    authorities said.

    Cheryl Ann Risse, 32, was recovering at a hospital Friday.

    Authorities did not know how she ended up in the path of the train
    Thursday
    morning, but rescue workers speculated she did not hear the locomotive
    coming
    because she was listening to her iPod.

    Risse often jogged across the tracks on her way to a nearby park, said
    Keyla
    Concepcion, spokeswoman for the Broward Sheriff's Office.

    The train engineer didn't know he had struck Risse until he returned
    along
    the same tracks minutes later, Concepcion said.

    A passing sheriff's deputy noticed her waving her arms.

    "My feet are on fire," she told Tony Long, a battalion chief for
    Pompano
    Beach Fire-Rescue, who responded to the scene. "Do you think you can put
    the
    fire out? They're really hurting."

    The woman was expected to survive.

  2. Doug Freese said:

    POMPANO BEACH, Fla. - A woman out for jog while listening to her iPod
    had her
    legs severed by a freight train because she may not have heard it
    coming,
    authorities said.

    Cheryl Ann Risse, 32, was recovering at a hospital Friday.

    Authorities did not know how she ended up in the path of the train
    Thursday
    morning, but rescue workers speculated she did not hear the locomotive
    coming
    because she was listening to her iPod.

    Risse often jogged across the tracks on her way to a nearby park, said
    Keyla
    Concepcion, spokeswoman for the Broward Sheriff's Office.

    The train engineer didn't know he had struck Risse until he returned
    along
    the same tracks minutes later, Concepcion said.

    A passing sheriff's deputy noticed her waving her arms.

    "My feet are on fire," she told Tony Long, a battalion chief for
    Pompano
    Beach Fire-Rescue, who responded to the scene. "Do you think you can put
    the
    fire out? They're really hurting."

    The woman was expected to survive.

    Either a very quiet train or a very loud iPod. Did they run a drug
    test on her?

  3. bluezfolk said:

    Either a very quiet train or a very loud iPod. Did they run a drug
    test on her?-

    That's what I was thinking too. Didn't she look both ways before she
    crossed the tracks??? Or was she running on the tracks, in which case,
    that's just sheer stupidity.

    I never have my ipod all that loud. When I run on the trails, I can
    still hear the bikes (or murderers or rapists) coming up behind me. I
    learned my lesson long ago, the wintery day I was running with music
    too loud in a quiet street and was suddenly thrown down to the ground
    with a lot of force. I thought a person had attacked me but it turned
    out to be a big dog that went after the tassel on my hat.

    That was the day I knew I was a runner, because despite my long-time
    fear of big dogs, I went out running again the next day.

    jen

  4. Doug Freese said:

    POMPANO BEACH, Fla. - A woman out for jog while listening to her iPod
    had her
    legs severed by a freight train because she may not have heard it
    coming,
    authorities said.

    Cheryl Ann Risse, 32, was recovering at a hospital Friday.

    Authorities did not know how she ended up in the path of the train
    Thursday
    morning, but rescue workers speculated she did not hear the locomotive
    coming
    because she was listening to her iPod.

    Risse often jogged across the tracks on her way to a nearby park, said
    Keyla
    Concepcion, spokeswoman for the Broward Sheriff's Office.

    The train engineer didn't know he had struck Risse until he returned
    along
    the same tracks minutes later, Concepcion said.

    A passing sheriff's deputy noticed her waving her arms.

    "My feet are on fire," she told Tony Long, a battalion chief for
    Pompano
    Beach Fire-Rescue, who responded to the scene. "Do you think you can put
    the
    fire out? They're really hurting."

    The woman was expected to survive.

    Is she blond? How do you not look to see if a train is coming?

  5. Very sad.

    A few months ago here in LA, a girl was killed by a train as she was both
    listening to her ipod *and* talking on her cell phone.

  6. Doug said:

    POMPANO BEACH, Fla. - A woman out for jog while listening to
    her iPod had her legs severed by a freight train

    Watch out in storms too: http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2007/07/11/ap3905179.html

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