Although Hannah was never interested in Scott at the same level as frontrunners like Luke Parker and Cam Ayala, this betrayal still causes aftershock upon aftershock in the premiere.
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An aftershock 17 days later killed more than 200 more.
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And then the aftershock came pretty quickly after that, too.
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That was when the second quake, a massive 7.3 aftershock, struck.
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Mexico's seismological authorities said it was an aftershock of the Sept.
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There were no immediate reports of further damage from the aftershock.
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She and her three kids initially thought it was another aftershock.
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His phone pinged every time earthquake monitors recorded a new aftershock.
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At least one aftershock was recorded by the Indonesian geophysics agency.
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Three hours after the main tremor, a strong aftershock rocked Tirana.
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Later Friday, a magnitude 5.8 aftershock hit Oaxaca, the USGS tweeted.
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The explosion triggered an aftershock within eight minutes and three additional shocks.
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One aftershock moved her piano a foot and half from the wall.
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She told CNN that students were evacuated after the first main aftershock.
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Every time a new aftershock hit, the windows made ominous cracking sounds.
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Most recently, the island was rocked by a 5.2 aftershock Friday. Gov.
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So that was the aftershock of a meteor I just felt and heard?
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At a timeout, at Yamaguchi's cue, Hurwitz introduced a drum line called Aftershock.
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Wisconsin Some states are still feeling the aftershock of last month's midterm elections.
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The USGS first began offering public aftershock forecasts in the 1980s, Michael said.
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Nick Garrett is the vice president of marketing at Aftershock Media Group (AMG).
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Instead, every major milestone has the potential to touch off a new aftershock.
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Shortly before the Sumba quake, Donggala was hit by an aftershock measuring 5.3.
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But they're privately plotting how to survive -- and even prosper -- in the aftershock.
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According to the Astrotwins, the moon deserves all the credit for this energetic aftershock.
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We're now dancing on a volcano that's shaking from the aftershock of the "Trumpquake".
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Kylie's reaction makes sense when you take her earlier appearance in "Aftershock" into account.
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But the story did cause an aftershock in Washington the day it was published.
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The aftershock had caused more "trauma," said national disaster agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho.
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A 4.9 aftershock came a couple hours after that, and dozens of weaker ones followed.
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As the mayor spoke to CNN earlier in the day, an aftershock interrupted the interview.
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Nearly 9,000 people were killed in the quake and a 29 magnitude aftershock that followed.
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In Tehran and other cities, residents flooded into streets and parks, fearing a stronger aftershock.
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It didn't come from the stock market, although the ensuing massive selloff was an aftershock.
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One way or another, General Manager Jerry Dipoto believed, the aftershock would define the season.
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Was watching the news here in Utah following the earthquake and an aftershock just hit!
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The initial 7.2-magnitude shock was followed 57 minutes later by a magnitude-5.8 aftershock.
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It was followed by a 5.6 aftershock and a tsunami warning, which was later lifted.
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Thousands of families have fled their homes, fearing the structures may collapse during an aftershock.
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An aftershock, registering a magnitude of 6.5, followed about six minutes later, the USGS said.
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"I feel every aftershock," said Yoshizumi, who was working from the city hall building in Kumamoto.
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The director of Mexico's disaster agency said the tremor was an aftershock connected to the Sept.
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Last year nearly 9,000 people in Nepal died in a 7.8 magnitude earthquake and its aftershock.
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The powerful quake triggered at least one aftershock, with a magnitude of 5.4, the USGS said.
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The 26.6 magnitude aftershock, the biggest so far, struck the same desert region as Thursday's earthquake.
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The strong aftershock, measured at magnitude 5.9 by the U.S. Geological Survey, caused panic and damage.
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It was followed by a 4.9 magnitude aftershock half an hour later in the same location.
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A 5.4 aftershock hit near Hualien City shortly after the larger earthquake, according to the USGS.
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It was the strongest aftershock yet in the wake of the 210-magnitude quake on Tuesday.
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USGS also announced that a 3.0 magnitude or greater aftershock was "highly likely" after Saturday's quake.
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The main earthquake is followed by an aftershock, which is the one that was a 6.5.
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"If we can just get through the day without another big aftershock, we'll be O.K." Thousands of aftershock tremors — many imperceptible, others large enough to shake people from their church pews — have rattled lives in the days since a 9.23-magnitude earthquake struck on Nov. 30.
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An aftershock measuring magnitude 5.9 on Thursday caused panic, more damage and more than two dozen injuries.
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The big aftershock was about 6 miles (10 kilometers) away and possibly on the same fault line.
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It was surpassed the following year, when a 7.8-magnitude earthquake and 6.7-magnitude aftershock devastated Nepal.
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The Indonesian geophysics agency recorded at least one aftershock measuring over magnitude four on the Richter scale.
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Provincial information officer Mary Jul Escalante was being interviewed by ABS-CBN TV network when another aftershock struck.
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A powerful aftershock hit northern Haiti Sunday, as officials and emergency crews brought relief supplies to the area.
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And the aftershock activity following the morning's earthquake are normal, she posted later on the social media site.
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The aftershock from Britain's European Union referendum has abated, though life after Article 50 remains a wild card.
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A fresh 5.9 magnitude aftershock prompted fresh panic in the north of the popular holiday destination on Thursday.
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More than 500 earthquakes of 3-magnitude or greater have followed the massive earthquake in its aftershock sequence.
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Aftershock: How Terrorism Sways Politics Being able to vote is one of the main perks of turning 18.
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The gist: Rs will say that any problems with HC come November 2018 are the aftershock of Obamacare.
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The aftershock caused more trauma for Indonesians, said a spokesman for the national disaster agency, Sutopo Purwo Nugroho.
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Later on Wednesday, a 5.3-magnitude aftershock in Albania sent people running out of their homes and offices.
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But when a few hours pass without hearing from my son, I feel the aftershock of his break.
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William Bando, the administrator of Hela Province, said initial reports put the death toll from the aftershock at 18.
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The region has suffered an average of one aftershock per minute since Friday's quake, the US Geological Survey said.
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The revelation is the latest aftershock from the VW emissions-rigging scandal, which continues to rock the auto industry.
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Tuesday, while CNN was reporting from the city, another magnitude-5.5 aftershock brought back memories and further unnerved people.
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An aftershock was measured at 3.3, the head of the Athens Geodynamic Institute, Gerasimos Papadopoulos, told Greek TV ERT.
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And now all the retro drinks are coming back—you've got your Hooch, Reef, Smirnoff Ice, WKD, Aftershock, Sourz.
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"Twenty seconds after the main quake, a large aftershock followed, and I couldn't sleep," he recalled in an interview.
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A 282-magnitude aftershock came on the 228th day since tremors large and small began terrorizing southern Puerto Rico.
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Yesterday when we were inspecting it with the people from FEMA we had to leave when an aftershock started.
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A CNN crew said its truck moved during the aftershock, one of the strongest since Tuesday's 6.4 magnitude quake.
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The mission's aftershock was that foreign Jews felt French even though some might never even step foot in Europe.
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I think we've really just scratched the surface of what could be done with aftershock forecasting ... and that's really exciting.
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Finally, they will round out the spectacular tour at Aftershock in Sacramento, California on the weekend of October 9-11.
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And so begins Alters, a series from AfterShock Comics, coming in September, that will introduce Chalice in a central role.
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Just as each sick patient can infect others, so too can each aftershock in turn create its own subsequent aftershocks.
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" She believes the statue removal agenda is partly an aftershock from Trump's win "that really jarred white people around here.
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The strong aftershock, measured at magnitude 5.9 by the U.S. Geological Survey, caused panic, damage to buildings, landslides and injuries.
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The researchers trained a neural network on more than 131,000 mainshock–aftershock pairs, then selected unrelated 30,000 pairs for a test.
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The swift and decisive sidelining of Ms. Warren is like an aftershock — less dramatic but still devastating … and so damn predictable.
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Survivors are still avoiding buildings and are sleeping outside, afraid of what will happen if there should be a severe aftershock.
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"I think this event is the calving equivalent of an 'aftershock' following the much bigger event," Howat said in a press release.
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Rarely is there a magical moment of true peace with premature death, especially on such a massive scale with an unending aftershock.
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While CNN was reporting from the city, another magnitude-5.5 aftershock brought back memories and further unnerved people in this devastated city.
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Tuesday's quake was actually an aftershock of the 9.1 magnitude earthquake in 2011 that hit the same region, according to the JMA.
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Following a strong aftershock, a cloud of dust appears above the Clarence River, just north of the town of Kaikoura, New Zealand.
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A magnitude 5.9 aftershock on Thursday injured more than two dozen people, damaged buildings and caused a landslide that buried four people.
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The aftershock of an event that saw their body treated as disposable can be compounded if their feelings later are as well.
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"There was just a big explosion and then an aftershock so strong you could feel the wind from it," one witness said.
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At one point, many of them jumped up in panic and ran for the exits when they thought an aftershock had struck.
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Scandals erupted in each country, but the biggest aftershock was felt in Greece, which was already suffering from the global economic crisis.
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A series of aftershock quakes were reported in the aftermath of the quake, including a 5.8 magnitude tremor just 12 minutes later.
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Ridgecrest Regional Hospital was being evacuated and patients were being moved to other locations for fear of a powerful aftershock, she said.
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The region at one point saw an average of one aftershock per minute since Friday's quake, according to the US Geological Survey website.
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According to geologists, today's quake was an aftershock of the Tōhoku mega-quake in 2011, and there could be more aftershocks to come.
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The new version now jumps from Hannah staring at herself in the mirror to her parents dealing with the aftershock of what happened.
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A geophysicist with the Survey told The Associated Press that the latest earthquake was an aftershock of the 8.1 tremor earlier this month.
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It was frightening because it was unclear what was going on, she said, adding that she was anxiously waiting for the next aftershock.
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The strong aftershock, which the United States Geological Survey said had a magnitude of 5.9, caused panic, damage to buildings, landslides and injuries.
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People are camping on sidewalks, stadiums and highways Thousands of families have fled their homes, fearing the structures may collapse during an aftershock.
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When addressing the helicopter crash on Twitter, Peña Nieto said there were no reports of fatalities directly linked to the quake and aftershock.
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Over a hundred of subsequent tremors were recorded, with the largest aftershock recorded at 5.7 magnitude, Indonesia's Meteorological, Climatological and Geophysics Agency said.
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She says it was vigorous aftershock sequence occurring and that she wouldn't be surprise if a magnitude 5 quake occurred during the aftershocks.
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In short video posted to Instagram, people standing in the parking lot of a 7-Eleven in Kumamoto let out screams following an aftershock.
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But if it somehow did happen today, the actual news of Bias's death would eventually be replaced by nauseating debates over the cultural aftershock.
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People reportedly started going back inside buildings after the first quake rocked, only to send them running back outside when a 5.8 aftershock hit.
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A strong aftershock has shaken the Indonesian island of Lombok where tens of thousands of people are homeless after a powerful earthquake on Sunday.
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The exact toll from the magnitude 6.7 aftershock that struck just after midnight was not immediately known, Papua New Guinea's National Disaster Center said.
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There is a 4% chance of one or more aftershocks larger than a 6.4 magnitude, according to an aftershock forecast released by the agency.
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The 7.2 magnitude earthquake and a magnitude 5.8 aftershock -- both with epicenters in Oaxaca state -- struck the region Friday, the US Geological Survey reported.
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The 573 aftershock was centered about 257 miles west of Searles Valley and was felt "throughout the SoCal region," the Los Angeles Fire Department reported.
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As a major league manager, Rojas has made it to the top of his profession, even though it took an Astros aftershock to get here.
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In a paper published in the journal Nature this week, researchers show how deep learning can help predict aftershock locations more reliably than existing models.
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An initial quake of magnitude 5.4 that struck the Batanes islands was followed shortly by an aftershock of magnitude 5.9, according to Philippine government data.
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He would lie down for a couple of hours every night but spent the rest of his time standing guard, in case of an aftershock.
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In the most emotional section of "Aftershock," Kylie calls big sister Kim Kardashian West to talk about some videos she posted to social media recently.
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And the kiss itself is just the latest aftershock from Chuck's deliberate demolition of his father's investment in the Ice Juice public offering last season.
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Tuesday's 6.4 magnitude quake and 5.6 aftershock killed at least one person and destroyed or damaged about 300 homes in the south of the island.
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Tuesday's 6.4 magnitude quake and 5.6 aftershock killed at least one person and destroyed or damaged about 300 homes in the south of the island.
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Los Angeles' La Bella hasn't been heard from very much over the last year, but the aftershock of their 2016 album Ides is still reverberating.
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Village leaders asked residents to move to a school building on higher ground, Elopre said, pausing briefly during a mild aftershock while talking on the phone.
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The purchase was for the company's Vancouver studio; the remaining Kabam assets have spun off into a new company called Aftershock, which will be sold separately.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska – An earthquake and an aftershock that followed Sunday were the two largest recorded temblors to rock Alaska&aposs North Slope, according to quake experts.
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For the general public, the aftershock of Edward Snowden's revelations about government surveillance has created a growing awareness and concern about how personal data is used.
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Her job became instantly harder, as she tried to balance getting actual, timely aftershock information out to the public with the challenge of dispelling the rumor.
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"And if we have a strong aftershock?" asks Ruiz, who is walking back from volunteering at a support center set up in the nearby Parque Mexico.
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"If the year-end pension rebalancing was a major market earthquake, the upcoming January month-end shift would only qualify as a modest aftershock," they wrote.
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Puerto Rico was hit by yet another aftershock on Friday, with a 5.2 magnitude earthquake striking the island just days after its largest quake in decades.
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The unusual structure comes as JBS, the world's No. 1 meatpacker, struggles with the aftershock of a corruption investigation ensnaring controlling shareholders Wesley and Joesley Batista.
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Now, an apparent aftershock of that attack is reverberating through the region, as a new variant of that code locks up hundreds of machines and handicaps infrastructure.
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It's not a quick process, and it's taking a toll on jittery residents, on edge once again after a 6.1 aftershock swayed the city the following weekend.
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It was the latest aftershock from Merkel's 2015 decision to open Germany's borders to more than a million refugees from war in the Middle East and Africa.
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Even after she moved from her parents' home, the aftershock of her mother's words lingered, affecting McNeely's ability to thrive in her career as a Pilates instructor.
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And Michelle Obama continued the subliminal signals when she chose a purple Narciso Rodriguez dress with an orange aftershock sunburst curve for her meeting with Melania Trump.
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But the epicenters of the two quakes are about 400 miles apart, and it's unusual for such a strong aftershock to appear this long after a major quake.
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And after a long period of immigrant-supported stabilization, in the current "aftershock" it's mostly Catholic mass attendance that's been falling, even as Protestant church attendance bobs up.
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At the EOC, the Web EOC software shows the constantly-updating map of priority projects across the city, with a few hundred new additions from the last aftershock.
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The elections of 2008 and 2016: twin political moments that cannot be disentangled — an earthquake and its aftershock, jolting the American psyche into an era of spectacular contradiction.
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Even before Saturday's major aftershock, which fissured more roads and prompted more landslides, Puerto Rico estimated damages from a 6.4-magnitude quake on Tuesday at $110 million. Gov.
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Three hours after the main tremor, a strong aftershock rocked the city, which is known for its colourful mix of architecture from its Ottoman, Fascist and Soviet past.
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The stillness of her minimal interventions evokes the impending danger of an aftershock or the menacing silence of a minefield, pulling visitors into the eye of the storm.
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Three hours after the main tremor, a strong aftershock rocked the city, which is known for its colorful mix of architecture from its Ottoman, Fascist and Soviet past.
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Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW denounced the monkey study, the revelation of which is the latest aftershock from the VW emissions-rigging scandal, which continues to rock the auto industry.
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An aftershock of the 8.1-magnitude earthquake earlier this month went through the southern state Oaxaca this morning, measured at a magnitude of 6.1, according to the Associated Press.
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That big one could "hit at any time," and there's even a website called Aftershock that allows Oregonians to enter their address for a custom report on seismic risks.
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A violent aftershock on Thursday afternoon sent rescuers fleeing as stones fell from the already severely damaged bell tower of the 15th century church of St. Augustine in Amatrice.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the basilica suffered major damage during the earthquake of 1997, when an aftershock caused the collapse of a vault and killed four people inside.
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" Related: Canada Launches Inquiry Into Murdered Aboriginal Women and Opens the Door to Repealing 'Racist' Indian Act "The aftershock comes in, and the reaction to that sometimes is terrible.
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In spite of the strong morning aftershock, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, the strapped public utility, said about 503 percent of its roughly 1.4 million customers had electricity.
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Sometimes a reader knows that a lasting connection has been made only by the intensity of the effect, the memory and aftershock, after the book is back on the shelf.
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Nearly 30 years after unification the region still suffers the aftershock from the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, when millions—mostly young, mostly women—fled for the west.
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Scientists trained a neural network to look for patterns in a database of more than 131,000 "mainshock-aftershock" events, before testing its predictions on a database of 30,000 similar pairs.
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The scale of the damage from the aftershock wasn&apost clear, but the two earlier quakes had left cracks in walls and roofs, making the weakened buildings susceptible to collapse.
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A magnitude 5.2 aftershock on Sunday afternoon sent people rushing into the street in Port-de-Paix, with many vowing that they would not sleep inside their houses that night.
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Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW on Saturday denounced the study, the revelation of which is the latest aftershock from the VW emissions-rigging scandal, which continues to rock the auto industry.
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It was not immediately clear if the tremor was an aftershock from a powerful series of quakes last month that destroyed buildings in Mexico City and killed nearly 500 people.
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Individuals and institutions have poured tens of billions of dollars into money market funds amid the aftershock of last year's punishing losses from stocks and next-to-nothing from bonds.
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The aftershock came as the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, is making aid available and assisting with damage assessment after the quake rocked the island before dawn on Tuesday.
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The U.S. Geological Survey gave the quake an initial magnitude of 5.6, while the Albanian Geosciences Institute reported it as registering 5.8 with an aftershock 11 minutes later measuring 5.3.
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And lastly, if Postmates were to sell, it would also reveal some aftershock of how Uber and Lyft's disappointing IPOs are impacting the plans of other high-profile IPO prospects.
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PNG Prime Minister Peter O'Neill flew over the worst-hit areas on Wednesday after a magnitude 6.7 aftershock struck the mountainous region already reeling from a 7.5 quake on Feb. 26.
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The aftershock of it, which had happened months before, sent ripples through me, as if my body had been waiting for my mind to acknowledge that the world was different now.
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New Zealand's Civil Defence declared a state of emergency for the Kaikoura region, centred on a tourist town about 150 km (90 miles) northeast of Christchurch, soon after Monday's large aftershock.
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Amy Schumer's skit on women's tendency to diss themselves into oblivion rather than accept a compliment is hilarious for exactly that reason, and it's funny until the aftershock hits our paychecks.
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The aftershock was felt in Los Angeles, about 150 miles (240 km) to the south, and the surrounding area, with many residents posting on Twitter that they were awakened by it.
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New Zealand's Civil Defence declared a state of emergency for the Kaikoura region, centered on a tourist town about 150 km (90 miles) northeast of Christchurch, soon after Monday's large aftershock.
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The painfulness of this realization is not only evident, but a driving force of the film that gives viewers an excruciating yet necessary look at the aftershock of surviving sexual assault.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said the aftershocks will continue for "years to decades" and that there is up to a 2000 percent chance of an aftershock as big as the Jan.
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"It's over in terms of the severe down move we've seen, but reminds us that we're kind of in an aftershock phase," said Rick Meckler, president of investment firm LibertyView Capital Management.
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The aftershock drives home the dire nature of the problem: until water of some kind is flowing, Portland is running the risk of another major fire destroying vast sections of the city.
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"It's over in terms of the severe down move we've seen but reminds us that we're kind of in an aftershock phase," said Rick Meckler, president of investment firm LibertyView Capital Management.
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Unsurprisingly, Midland's "Final Credits" created one of the more gloriously anthemic chapters of the weekend—easing us into Saturday afternoon as we nursed the aftershock of Legowelt's live set at the Melkweg afterparty.
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Concern that the aftershock could cause further collapses paralyzed rescue efforts at a housing complex in the Tlalpan neighborhood of Mexico City, frustrating first responders who believed people were alive under the rubble.
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"There was just a big explosion and then an aftershock so strong you could feel the wind from it," Uhl said after the last of the ambulances pulled out of the golf course.
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Aftershock In response to the British vote to leave the European Union, the American stock markets have moved more than they have in response to any presidential election over the past 60 years.
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At the same shopping center, authorities were working to free a woman they had found buried alive with a heavy concrete slab pinning her legs when an aftershock forced them to suspend the effort.
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But in the case of Tuesday's earthquake, it's probably not an aftershock to the massive one earlier this month, because aftershocks don't happen hundreds of kilometers from the original earthquake weeks later, he said.
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The possibility of more quakes has increased Following Saturday's quake the United States Geological Service reported that the probability for an aftershock of 6.0 magnitude of higher in Puerto Rico had increased to 12%.
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After an earthquake as powerful as the one that hit Friday, residents can expect an aftershock reaching up to a magnitude of 6.0, officials said Saturday, and should even be prepared for a scarier shake.
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The company said all its employees and contractors in Hides, where it runs a gas conditioning plant, production wells and a pipeline, had been accounted for and were safe in the wake of the aftershock.
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The USGS warns that there is a small chance that a large aftershock will follow the Tuesday and Wednesday morning tremors, but it is more likely that smaller earthquakes will happen over the next week.
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The aftershock of the Jenny Slate and Chris Evans breakup is still reverberating, and last night the exes were reunited at the premiere of Gifted, the movie that brought them together in the first place.
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The particulars of how it all happened aren't relevant at this point in the show, but it's heavily implied that these "transdimensional" squidfalls are some kind of aftershock that connect back to the original event.
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"It is most likely that as few as 240 or as many as 410 such earthquakes may occur in the case that the sequence is reinvigorated by a larger aftershock," the USGS said on its website.
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I got the idea for the memorial service from Matthew Green, a British author and journalist who wrote about less mainstream methods to treat trauma in his 2015 book, Aftershock: The Untold Story of Surviving Peace.
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The developers for Police Stories gave me the most succinct answer: They are the aftershock of the cops of film and television that the United States exported around the world in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s.
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Martha Toledo, whose bar housed in a 200-year-old building collapsed in the quake, killing three clients, said the disaster would not crush Juchitan's spirit, as another aftershock sent her and others running to safety.
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Just as signs of life began to return to coastal towns, a 103-magnitude aftershock on Saturday brought new power outages, damage and fears that perhaps the worst of the island's incessant shaking was not over.
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Two days after I'd been out with some old friends, my hangover had lessened, but the aftershock still rippled through my body—shaky limbs, racing heart, and a pit-like feeling of guilt nestled in my gut.
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Mike Marts, former Marvel and DC editor, and editor-in-chief/co-founder of the upstart AfterShock Comics, explains the role, the hardships of the job, and what makes his new company so different from traditional publishers.
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Moreover this relative-to-the-1970s restraint has held lately, at least provisionally, even as we've gone through an aftershock of that social revolution, in which religion has waned some more and permissiveness increasingly dominates opinion polls.
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Five months after moving into mobile gaming by creatinga division to focus on the business, 21st Century Fox agreed to buy Aftershock, a developer that is working on a game based on "Avatar", the world's highest-grossing film.
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Jaksa explained the timeline of the disaster to The New York Times:After the initial 7.9 shock, there was an aftershock measuring 6.1, and then several more shocks, with three of those measuring in the high fives, he said.
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When their relationship reaches a critical point, in the aftershock of the 1998 Omagh bombing, they are differently but equally devastated, and even when they meet many years later, equipped with maturity and hindsight, neither has truly recovered.
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The closing, in 2010, of Tabla, Floyd Cardoz's contemporary Indian restaurant, cannot be said to be the worst aftershock of the Great Recession, but anyone familiar with the chef's spice-braised oxtail knew that the damage was real.
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In 2013, an aftershock of an earthquake that occurred 380 miles below the Sea of Okhotsk was inferred to have done so, but the speed and length of a rupture are hard to measure precisely at such depth.
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Papua New Guinea, which is still recovering from a deadly earthquake last week, was hit by a powerful aftershock Wednesday that left an estimated 18 people dead or injured, adding to a mounting toll from the quakes, officials said.
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But the South Korean Meteorological Administration said it didn't detect a second quake, Dow Jones reported, although Reuters later reported that witnesses in a Chinese city near the border with North Korea felt a tremor followed by an aftershock.
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The surge in shares of for-profit schools is one tiny aftershock in America's week-old political earthquake and reflects the likelihood of a hands-off regulatory approach toward what has, in recent years, been a scandal-prone sector.
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The researchers also detected traces of an aftershock event, the center of which was located 2,300 feet (700 meters) south of the main quake generated by the explosion, which can be taken as possible evidence of the reported tunnel collapse.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A magnitude 4.9 aftershock struck on Friday roughly 5 miles east of the remote California town of Ridgecrest, which was rocked by a pair of major earthquakes over the past week, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Fox News forced out one of its most senior executives on Monday, the latest aftershock of a sexual harassment scandal that has engulfed the television network and pressured its owners, the Murdoch family, into a painful and protracted public housecleaning.
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Netflix dropped the trailer for season 2 of 13 Reasons Why on Tuesday, and the students of Liberty High are still feeling the aftershock of Hannah Baker's (Katherine Langford) suicide — and multiple accusations of sexual assault against sinister jock Bryce Walker (Justin Prentice).
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Now there's Katy Keene, the third Archieverse show and the second to air on The CW as a marginally more adult urban fantasy packed with high fashion, big drama, and enough sequins to leave an aftershock of spots in its viewers eyes.
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Here are the biggest tech stories of 22012: Apple's annual iPhone launch always hits the mobile world like a shiny glass meteor, but the new iPhone 22016 had an aftershock that will be felt for years: the removal of the headphone jack.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A magnitude 483 aftershock that shook Mexico on Saturday was blamed for five deaths, spreading fear among anxious residents reeling from a string of natural disasters and interrupting the search for survivors from a bigger tremor earlier this week.
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The exhibition attempts to tackle many of these issues at once: the European debt crisis, the aftershock of the global financial recession that shook the continent, cultural politics in Greece, mass migration, war, class-based frustration, digital alienation, consumerism, mental health, and gender.
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Californians woke early Friday to a 5.4-magnitude aftershock, a day after the 6.4-magnitude earthquake in the Mojave Desert shook the small desert city of Ridgecrest, causing minor injuries but heralding the end of a period of seismic quiet in California.
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In the last two weeks, Puerto Rico has been ravaged by temblors, including a 5.9 magnitude quake near Indios, a 6.4 magnitude quake in Guayanilla, and a 5.2 magnitude aftershock on the southern coast -- leaving almost 300,000 people without power, water or housing.
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It is the aftershock of what is happening in Brazil, where the Lava Jato, or Car Wash, investigation has not only landed numerous industrialists and politicians in jail, but also revealed widespread bribery by Brazilian construction companies in at least 12 other Latin American countries.
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It's a far cry from the relatively cozy alliance they fostered at the beginning of the decade, when the aftershock of the antitrust case against Microsoft had mostly waned and lawmakers and the public alike still seemed in awe of tech's promise of advancement.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.6 and an aftershock only slightly weaker shook the Albanian port town of Durres on Saturday, rocking buildings there and in the capital Tirana and sending residents rushing into the streets and parks for safety.
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Both reports — the first triggering an earthquake in Virginia politics last week, the second setting off an aftershock on Monday — were originally published by an obscure right-wing news site, Big League Politics, which has promoted conspiracy theories and written favorably about white nationalist candidates.
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These developments are the latest aftershock from what is increasingly being seen as a seismic disruption to the balance of power in the Middle East: Trump's bear hug of Saudi Arabia last month, which gave the kingdom a green light to take action against its enemies.
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Whether as a repudiation of Trump (as Jill Filipovic argues in The Times) or as "the aftershock from Hillary Clinton's defeat" (as The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty writes), more than 100 women will likely win their congressional races — a high-water mark in women's representation in Congress.
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MELBOURNE, March 7 (Reuters) - ExxonMobil Corp said its facilities in Hides in the highlands of Papua New Guinea remained safely shut in after a magnitude 6.7 aftershock struck early on Wednesday, just a week after a deadly quake forced it to close all its PNG liquefied natural gas facilities.
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An aftershock of 5.6 magnitude, and at a shallow depth of 10 kms (six miles), struck on Thursday morning about 784 kms (487 miles) south-southwest of the Sumataran island port of Padang, the same area as Wednesday night's 7.8 magnitude quake, said the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
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Now—as if there wasn't enough happening on the Internet between a James Blake album, a Skepta album, and Beyonce aftershock—they've teased a ten second clip on Instagram (not so absent from social media now, are we) of Thom Yorke anxiously roaming around a carpark searching for... something.
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J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, published in the 1950s, was about a collective battle against an evil so unambiguous that it's been misinterpreted as an allegory for World War II; the first installment in Peter Jackson's film adaptation appeared in 2001, in the collective aftershock of Sept. 11.
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It began with a three-part barrage of cramps that surged across my lower limbs in paralysis of all forward progress: As I staggered up the steepest section of the whole course, a painful stab seized my right IT band while another twisted knots into my groin, followed by an aftershock rumbling across the left thigh for good measure.
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"Today, current opinion focuses on the potential aftershock of deflating commodity prices and third term challengers to democracy.... What is striking is that these are not the areas which demand the most attention," Sudanese telecoms businessman Mo Ibrahim wrote in the annual report which is compiled by his foundation and aimed at promoting better governance and economic development in Africa.
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In the aftershock of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's loss to Donald Trump, Democrats have been conflicted as to how to respond to a Donald Trump presidency moving forward, while they also failed to recoup majorities in both houses of congress. Sens.
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MESHUGGAH 2016 North American tour with HIGH ON FIRE:10/10/20163 House Of Blues - Lake Buena Vista, FL*10/11/2016 Tabernacle - Atlanta, GA10/12/2016 The Pageant - St. Louis, MO10/13/2016 Marathon Music Works - Nashville, TN113/15/2016 Knottiest Mexico - Toluca, Mexico*10/16/2016 House Of Blues - Houston, TX10/17/2016 House Of Blues - Dallas, TX10/053/2016 The Novo - Los Angeles, CA10/20/2016 Brooklyn Bowl - Las Vegas, NV*10/22/2016 Aftershock Festival - Elverta, CA*10/24/20163 Ogden Theatre - Denver, CO10/25/2016 Liberty Hall - Lawrence, KS22016/211/204 Mill City Nights - Minneapolis, MN22016/211/205 House Of Blues - Chicago, IL113/211/206 The Majestic - Detroit, MI22016/30/2016 Phoenix Concert Theatre - Toronto, ON CANADA10/31/2016 Metropolis - Montreal, QC CANADA11/063/2016 House Of Blues - Boston, MA11/03/2016 Playstation Theater - New York, NY11/04/2016 The Trocadero Theatre - Philadelphia, PA11/05/2016 Starland Ballroom - Sayreville, NJ11/06/2016 The Fillmore - Silver Spring, MD* MESHUGGAH only
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