Thursday, October 18, 2012

Earthquake

  • Pupils 'duck, cover' for national quake drill

    "I'm glad they had this drill so we know what to do" next time there's an earthquake, said eighth grader Leo Sainati, 13, who said he sat on his couch at home throughout the Aug. 23, 2011, magnitude-5.8 earthquake that destroyed two schools in Mineral, Va.

    www.usatoday.com

  • Maine Earthquake Facts: How Unusual Was The Tremor On October 16th?

    The last earthquake to cause moderate damage in New England was a magnitude-5.6 temblor in New Hampshire in 1940, she said.

    www.huffingtonpost.com

  • Shaken by earthquake but steady after a loss, Brady hopes to rebound from ...

    FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - The shaking that Tom Brady felt was an earthquake, not the New England Patriots' season falling apart.

    www.foxnews.com

  • Israel to call in the troops to evacuate injured in case of earthquake

    Israel to call in the troops to evacuate injured in case of earthquake. Plan for such a deployment developed over the past year by the IDF's Home Front Command, providing directives as to how security forces would function in the event of a significant ...

    www.haaretz.com

  • Bay Area joins millions in the 'Great ShakeOut' earthquake preparedness drill

    HAYWARD -- The fault line is here. But the big rumble was not. At least, not yet. Hayward, namesake to the notorious Hayward Fault, and the Bay Area joined millions across the United States and around the world in an earthquake preparedness drill on ...

    www.mercurynews.com

  • Small earthquake rattles western Nebraska

    HYANNIS, Neb. (AP) - An earthquake has rattled western Nebraska, but local officials aren't reporting any injuries or property damage.

    www.sfgate.com

  • World's largest subwoofer: Earthquakes 'pump' ground to produce infrasound

    Earthquakes sway buildings, buckle terrain, and rumble - both audibly and in infrasound, frequencies below the threshold of human hearing.

    phys.org

  • Christiano Francois has gone from earthquake-ravaged Haiti to top-ranked ...

    The Notre Dame high school team in Cabaret, Haiti, was going through its practice rhythms when, six miles below the surface, the Caribbean and North American tectonic plates shifted: earthquake. "Everyone was scared," Francois, now a freshman forward ...

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Why You May Not Have Felt the Earthquake

    Earthquake shaking tends to be amplified in areas where there are soft soil conditions, according John Ebel, the director of the Weston Observatory, which studies and monitors earthquakes. If you live near a landfill, you will likely feel shaking more ...

    winchester.patch.com

  • Preparing for an earthquake

    Now, she works with disabled youth and admits she needs to better prepare herself for the Big One, the massive earthquake experts predict will strike southern California sooner rather than later.

    www.wcsh6.com

  • Patrick Otellini named city's new earthquake czar

    His new job as director of earthquake safety will be to implement a 30-year plan to reduce the city's most dangerous risks in a future earthquake, including retrofitting soft-story buildings, private schools and some concrete buildings. The position ...

    blog.sfgate.com

  • Giant 'Earthquake' Scheduled for 10:18 AM Thursday

    At 10:18 a.m. Thursday, over 9 million Californians will "drop, cover and hold on" as part of the annual earthquake preparedness drill, The Great California ShakeOut. The mission is simple: to ensure residents are ready for the "big one." The event ...

    laist.com

  • Is Your Home Earthquake Ready?

    When the so-called Big One hits California, will your home withstand the shaking? If you have a wood house, you might have hit the jackpot.

    www.nbclosangeles.com

  • San Francisco Earthquake Remembered 23 Years Later (PHOTOS)

    Moments before game three of the 1989 World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland Athletics, fans were thrown from their seats at Candlestick Park as the Loma Prieta earthquake brought the Bay Area to its knees. Players rushed to ...

    www.huffingtonpost.com

  • Maine earthquake causes no damage at New Hampshire nuclear plant

    Oct 17 (Reuters) - U.S. power company NextEra Energy Inc said a moderate earthquake in southwest Maine late Tuesday caused no damage at its nuclear power plant in New Hampshire, which has been shut for a planned refueling outage since about Sept.

    www.reuters.com

  • Wave of 911 calls generated by earthquake overwhelms system

    "What happens in some of these instances, like the earthquake the other day, power outages, and usually the first good snowstorm of the year, we start getting a lot of calls into the dispatch center that are not emergency calls," explained Robb Couture ...

    www.wlbz2.com

  • Students learn earthquake safety at 'Great Arizona Shakeout'

    On Thursday, students at Secrist middle school were among the 65,000 people across the state participating in the Great Arizona Shakeout by learning how to protect themselves during an earthquake. Brrittany Ciancarelli is a first-year teacher and an ...

    www.kvoa.com

  • Statewide earthquake drill, ShakeOut, planned Thursday morning

    increase text size decrease text size. Statewide earthquake drill, ShakeOut. More than 9.3 million Californians are expected to pause their routines Thursday at 10:18 a.m.

    latimesblogs.latimes.com

  • Southeast Shakeout: Emergency Officials say next earthquake is not if, but when

    While it may not seem like South Carolina has a reputation for earthquakes, SCEMD officials say the state experiences between 15 and 20 earthquakes a year, and was home to the most devastating earthquake in the Southeast. "The largest earthquake ever ...

    www.wistv.com

  • Maine earthquake felt across New England

    The earthquake that hit southern Maine Tuesday night and was felt in New England states as far away as Connecticut caused no apparent damage or injuries, but it rattled residents throughout the region.

    www.csmonitor.com

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