This famous storm isn't the only thing shaking on Jupiter.
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In March 2553, Olivia Pennelle woke up shaking on her bathroom floor.
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At least 296 people died in the violent shaking on Aug 24.
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You're shaking on the inside, you're like, 'Walk it off, walk it off, everything's fine.
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But this book has me shaking on the subway and convulsing in the doctor's waiting room.
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While no injuries or damage has been reported yet, celebrities were vocal about the shaking on Twitter.
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"You get to watch everybody else go and I felt myself shaking on the block," she said.
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He obliges, and Becca is left crying and shaking on the couch, curled over in a puddle of tears.
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The powerful, sustained shaking on Friday gave way to 225 aftershocks, the national seismology service said, and caused widespread panic.
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The shaking on areas with land reclamation increases the liquefaction potential and ground failure when loose or water-saturated soils shake.
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When Donner summons his storm, you see a thunder sheet shaking on one side of the stage, and Loge operating it.
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That's considered an intermediate depth, meaning the quake was less likely to cause shaking on land than one closer to the Earth's surface.
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Usually, that means pouring in loads of Tabasco, mixing it with plenty of horseradish, and generously shaking on the freshly ground black pepper.
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The sound of utensils shaking on the top of the wooden bench follows, then a final "Phew" as the creature eventually stops moving.
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Every once in a while this giant slab of rock makes a tremendous plunge into the Earth's interior, causing violent shaking on the surface.
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Merkel, 64, was seen shaking on Wednesday as she stood next to Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne in Berlin while national anthems were played.
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In June, a pilot urged passengers to pray after a technical issue caused massive shaking on an AirAsia flight from Malaysia headed to Perth.
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According to the report, the woman never lost consciousness but was unable to cognitively function and was shaking on the left side of her body.
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It was often difficult to control the amount of visible shaking on the screen, which was being countered by the built-in optical image stabilization.
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The characters are up on the table, they are parading around the set, they are shaking on the floor in what looks like gran mal seizure.
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He was roundly mocked by Democrats after booty-shaking on stage Friday night to a rendition of "Back That Azz Up" with the 90s rapper Juvenile.
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Image: Nicolas Raymond/FlickrCalifornians may scoff at the idea of a mid-sized earthquake, but when our nation's capitol started shaking on August 23, 2011, people freaked out.
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"The cabinets were literally shaking on the walls," said Jens Mebes, a creative director for commercials who has lived in the building since 2014 and is a plaintiff.
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Although the chancellor has a history of experiencing dehydration, her spokesman, Steffen Seibert, did not address any particular reason for the shaking on Thursday and said she was fine.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she knows she must look after her health, offering reassurance on Thursday after three bouts of shaking on previous public occasions raised questions about her condition.
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Every Sunday that leaves us with travesties like Tom Savage being allowed back on the field after taking a hit that leaves him shaking on the ground is a missed opportunity to fix things.
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In fact, a team of InSight seismologists in Zurich had to amplify those seismic signals by a factor of 10 million in order to accurately simulate the shaking on the scale of an earthquake.
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The last time I was in central London, I was sniveling and shaking on the top deck of a tour bus with my girlfriend's family, as rain pissed down on a predictably grim January afternoon.
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She was also seen shaking on June 27 when she met German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier but her spokesman said she was fine and she later went ahead with her planned trip to Japan for a G20 summit.
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Merkel was also seen shaking on June 27 when she met German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier but her spokesman said she was fine and she later went ahead with her planned trip to Japan for a G20 summit.
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Of course, there's a good helping of bass music in the mix with new blood like OWSLA's Snails and Getter, but there's no lack of established artists (Caspa b2b Rusko, Felix Da Housecat, The Gaslamp Killer) that will keep the ground shaking on the festival's well-known PK Sound systems.
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In addition, every few innings, "crackers" are put on the field. Crackers are landmines that when are stepped on, sends the player sky high and leaves him shaking on the field for a few seconds, delaying the player's time to make a play. Crackers do not appear in the Super NES version.
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"I was on the subway one night and saw this guy collapse and start shaking on the floor. I just finished this trauma scene. I have no medical experience and I run over there and tell somebody to call 911."RUTH BASHINSKY, "'THIRD WATCH' CITY SCENES: ACTORS FIND REAL MEANING," Daily News (October 2nd 2000).
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In round 11 against Parramatta, Chee Kam was taken from the field on a stretcher and sent to hospital after being knocked out attempting to tackle one of the Parramatta players. Chee Kam was then seen shaking on the ground after apparently suffering a seizure. Wests would go on to lose the match 26-16 at Bankwest Stadium.
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The oscillator/"earthquake machine" was explored in 2006 in Episode 60 – "Earthquake Machine". The MythBusters made a device powered by electricity rather than steam. It produced vibrations that could be felt hundreds of feet away, but no earthquake shaking on the bridge they attached to; they judged that the claim that the device produced an earthquake to be false (i.e. a "busted myth").
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The Hopefuls' music is peppy, light, and often deliberately corny. They define their music as "fun music for fun times" and keep their songs upbeat and fast- paced. They often use xylophone fills, synthesizers, and hand claps to, as their webpage says, "keep heads bopping and asses shaking." On their first album, Jackson and Appelwick switch off writing and singing songs; Appelwick sings the odd-numbered songs and Jackson sings the even-numbered.
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The music video for this song shows Mystikal being invited to a party by three older Black women. He later goes to the house where this party is being held. As he enters the house, he notices a group of bikini-clad women wearing masks and shaking on the dance floor. One of the women leads him upstairs, removes her mask and shows him that she was one of the three women he had met earlier.
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I got a call from him one day and he goes 'Hey man I'm in the studio with David Lee Roth, Ted Templeman and Steve Vai and we're covering your tune "Kids in Action" and we need the words to the second verse'. I was shaking on the phone; this was right after Roth left Van Halen. Then at the last minute it got bumped off the record for "Tobacco Road," they thought they needed a cover. See there's those darn covers again.
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Some geologists say this probably is over speculated. There is no way to accurately predict an earthquake anywhere on any specific fault. On the contrary, major efforts have been made to fund a practical earthquake warning system, similar to what Japan used in Tokyo during the 2011 Japan earthquake, in Southern California. Today, the area gets hits with many earthquakes per day, most reregistering below a 2.5 on the moment magnitude scale, too insignificant to feel any shaking on the surface.
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Specific local geological, geomorphological, and geostructural features can induce high levels of shaking on the ground surface even from low-intensity earthquakes. This effect is called site or local amplification. It is principally due to the transfer of the seismic motion from hard deep soils to soft superficial soils and to effects of seismic energy focalization owing to typical geometrical setting of the deposits. Ground rupture is a visible breaking and displacement of the Earth's surface along the trace of the fault, which may be of the order of several meters in the case of major earthquakes.
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In tsunami prone regions, strong earthquakes serve as familiar warnings, and this is especially true for earthquakes in Indonesia. Previous estimates of the tsunami hazard for the Java coastline may have minimized the risk to the area, and to the northwest along the Sumatran coast, the risk is substantially higher for tsunami, especially near Padang. Previous events along the coast of Java in 1921 and again in 1994 illustrate the need for an accurate assessment of the threat. The July 2006 earthquake had an unusually slow rupture velocity which resulted in minor shaking on land for around three minutes, but the intensity was very light relative to the size of the tsunami that followed.
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After the update, iPhone users can rearrange and place icons (by holding down on any icon and moving it to the desired location once they start shaking) on up to nine other adjacent home screens, accessed by a horizontal swipe. Users can also add and delete icons from the dock, which is the same on every home screen. The dock holds up to four icons and is located at the bottom section of the screen. Each home screen holds up to twenty icons for the first-generation iPhone, 3G, 3GS, 4 and 4S; The iPhone 5, 5C, 5S, and first-generation iPhone SE hold up to twenty-four icons; while the iPhone 6 and later iPhone models support up to twenty-eight icons.
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Christian Hopwood of BBC Music praised the lyricism and noted that it was "hard to imagine any MC from the West Side issuing forth... [such] lactose truth[s]", whilst AllMusic's John Bush lauded it as "the best British rap single since Tricky's "Aftermath"" (1994). Nin Chan of RapReviews cited its backing track as an example of the "absolutely sterling" production found on Run Come Save Me, and claimed that it would "incite bouts of hip-shaking on any dancefloor". In a retrospective review, Robin Howells of The Quietus described the song as a "manifestation of UK hip-hop's anxieties about identity (mainly in relation to US rap) by proxy" since the impact of British grime musicians in popular culture had made it "easy to take Britishness – and more specific local identity – as a given". Colin McKean, writing for the same publication, felt that the song was "so colossal it would always overshadow the album that bore it, no matter how good the album was".
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