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| http://fotoristo.com/uggsclearance.htm Passenger trains were held up on an hour and SeaWorld visitors were evacuated from a watercoaster as a magnitude-5.2 earthquake rocked Socal and northern Mexico, but no major damage or injuries were reported.The temblor at 3:28 p.m. Tuesday was centered offshore resulting in 46 miles west-southwest of San Diego, said Kate Hutton, a seismologist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. A 3.6-magnitude aftershock was reported at 5:43 p.m., plus more were likely."We can't show you exactly when or how many might occur, but I may not a expect major problem," National Earthquake Information Center analyst Don Blakemore told CBS Radio News.The primary jolt was felt as far north as L . a . and as far south as Baja California."I thought it was just me at first, but everyone started screaming," said Quinine Martin, a 15-year-old Hillcrest boy, who was watching "Shrek 2" once the quake hit.Two Amtrak passenger trains were delayed for around an hour until officials determined there was no damage to the tracks.At SeaWorld, the new Journey to Atlantis watercoaster was halted during a ride. Patrons were evacuated and the ride was checked but no damage was detected, park spokesman Dave Koontz said.In Mexico, Erika Vargas told KCBS-TV how the shaking lasted about A few seconds and signs fell from the walls at the Rosarito Beach Hotel, 16 miles south with the border."It felt pretty bad here," Vargas said. "All of my co-workers, we simply ducked under the desks."Cinthia Felix, a spokeswoman for Tijuana's public security department, said there are no reports of serious damage. Officials went across the city checking major buildings.The quake's location offshore helped minimize damage, said Susan Hough, a seismologist with the U.S. Geological Survey in Pasadena."With a 5.1 quake you may get things knocked off shelves or minor damage if you're right on top of it, in this case there's just water over it and that's a good thing," Hough said.There was some early confusion regarding the earthquake's location. The automated seismic network covering Southern California initially indicated two other quakes in the area, but Hutton said those were a consequence of a computer error that was probably a software program problem.
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http://www.rotarysouth.org/michaelkors-com.html New Year's Eve is the biggest party night of the year, and television is among the most youth-obsessed media, so guess who'll be the top hosts this weekend if the ball drops in Times Square? Several guys in their 70s, that's who.Dick Clark and Regis Philbin have long cultivated a kind of ageless appeal, and that will go to the test during New Year's Eve specials on ABC and Fox, respectively. Clark partner Ryan Seacrest and NBC's Carson Daly may also be on duty.The septuagenarian send-off to 2005, certainly one of a handful of interesting television subplots to the night, is particularly rich in irony. ABC and Fox are some of those TV networks that usually pretend quickly age 50 don't exist."Regis can perform anything these young punks are capable of doing," said Philbin, 74. "I suits you in there with my Fox people. They need Regis to dance, Regis will dance. They want Regis to lift weights with them, Regis will lift weights with them. Whatever they want!"Good thing he's bringing a fighting spirit, since the lineup of performers Fox has provided him, Nick Cannon, Tyler Hilton and John O'Hurley, is awfully thin.The reality that Clark, 76, is now the father figure of latest Year's Eve is a vivid demonstration of how time flies. Some revelers, the people with gray hairs, can remember when he started "New Year's Rockin' Eve" in 1972 as being a hipper alternative to Guy Lombardo.Despite increased competition, it is the dominant show from the evening. This year, "Rockin' Eve" adds a curiosity factor: It will likely be Clark's first appearance on television since he a break down stroke last December. Philbin was his emergency sub recently.Rumors that Clark would not appear again have been fueled by his decision to never give interviews and a doctored publicity photo distributed by ABC that inserts an image of a pre-stroke Clark supposedly standing alongside co-hosts Ryan Seacrest and Hilary Duff. Clark's representatives insist he will be in Times Square immediately.Clark can do as much or as little as he wants, Seacrest said."For whoever has grown up watching him, they would like to see him," he said. "They want to see him doing fine, and they want to see him on the show. But we haven't nailed down what exactly he's going to do."Seacrest will be with Clark in The big apple, while Duff will anchor and perform at the Hollywood segment. ABC nailed the night's biggest booking with all the year's dominant singer, Mariah Carey, set to complete in Times Square.The Bangles, Chris Brown, Sean Paul, the Pussycat Dolls, Sugarland, 3 Doors Down and 311 will also be part of ABC's party.Seacrest spent the last few years competing against Clark on Fox. However this year he signed an offer with Clark and ABC to co-produce the show and essentially become Clark's heir apparent. Desperation is that Seacrest will seamlessly take control when Clark decides he does not want to do it anymore.Seacrest, 31 on Christmas Eve, said he always watched "New Year's Rockin' Eve" while becoming an adult in Atlanta. no previous page next 1/2
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