Castaic, California: 4.2 and 3.0-magnitude earthquakes hit in 20-minute span, USGS says. The second and more powerful temblor happened at 7:18 p.m, and was initially reported at a magnitude of 4.5, according to the USGS. Its epicenter, in northwest Los Angeles County, was located 13 miles north-northwest of Santa Clarita and 19 miles northeast of Fillmore. The quake had a depth of 5 miles. There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage. Residents reported feeling the earthquake in Vale
Life imitates ‘The Wire’ SMH Teenagers Stabbed And Steelers Fan Knocked Out At Baltimore Ravens Parade Via Baltimore Sun Three teens were stabbed, one fatally, in downtown Baltimore Tuesday afternoon, near the route of the parade celebrating the Ravens Super Bowl victory, police said. Baltimore police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said the stabbing occurred around 1:30 p.m. near the intersection of North Howard and West Fayette Streets. He said one of the three victims, a juvenile, went into cardiac arrest and was rushed into surgery at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, where the youth died. The other two stabbing victims were taken to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center. One was listed in critical condition; the other was expected to live, police said. Guglielmi said the victims are 15- and 16-year-olds, but police have not released their identities. He said he knew of no motive for the stabbing and were searching for suspects. Large crowds had gathered downtown around the time of the stabbing for a parade starting at City Hall and ending at M&T Bank Stadium to celebrate the Baltimore Ravens’ Super Bowl XLVII victory. “This was an isolated incident,” Guglielmi said. “The victims knew their attackers. We believe this stemmed from a dispute. At this point, there is no information to suggest that these individuals were involved or came here for the Ravens victory celebration. We’re still trying to parse out all of those details.” In an unrelated story, Black Sports Online reports that a man wearing a Pittsburgh Steelers jersey was knocked out by an unidentified Ravens fan for reppin’ the wrong set during the parade. Tough crowd in B-More…sheesh. Image via HBO/AP
A.Keys is hitting up Houston for some halftime hollerin’….. Alicia Keys Confirmed For NBA All-Star Halftime Show R&B songstress Alicia Keys has officially been confirmed to hit the stage at the 2013 NBA All-Star Game Halftime Show. From the Presidential Inauguration to the Super Bowl and now onto the NBA’s most star-studded weekend, A. Keys is hollering her way through the nation one screech at a time. via Fox News Next stop for Alicia Keys? NBA All-Star weekend. The superstar, fresh off her national anthem performance at the Super Bowl, is set to be the halftime entertainment at the Feb. 17 game in Houston. She’s just one of several musicians on tap for the big game. Ne-Yo will sing during player introductions while John Legend will sing the national anthem. We’re as glad as the next person to see so many black artists getting some shine and headlining multiple major events, but it might be time for Mrs. Swizzy to rest those vocal chords and our ears . Just sayin.’ Will you be tuning in to see Alicia’s halftime show? WENN
Must be muhfuggin’ nice! Arkansas Couple Wins Lotto Twice In One Day Via Huffington Post An Arkansas couple who set out for a day of fishing came home with quite the fish story: Two winning lottery tickets, including a $1 million prize. The Arkansas Lottery Commission says Stephen and Terri Weaver were on a fishing trip when they stopped to buy the first ticket at T-Ricks convenience store in Pangburn, about 60 miles northeast of Little Rock. They stopped at the same store on their way home and bought another ticket. That first ticket turned out to be a $1 million winner. And the second one netted the couple another $50,000. The lottery commission says the Weavers claimed their cash Monday and that they plan to pay bills and invest in their retirement. The lotto Lord works in mysterious ways. Image via Arkansas Lotto
Must be muhfuggin’ nice! Arkansas Couple Wins Lotto Twice In One Day Via Huffington Post An Arkansas couple who set out for a day of fishing came home with quite the fish story: Two winning lottery tickets, including a $1 million prize. The Arkansas Lottery Commission says Stephen and Terri Weaver were on a fishing trip when they stopped to buy the first ticket at T-Ricks convenience store in Pangburn, about 60 miles northeast of Little Rock. They stopped at the same store on their way home and bought another ticket. That first ticket turned out to be a $1 million winner. And the second one netted the couple another $50,000. The lottery commission says the Weavers claimed their cash Monday and that they plan to pay bills and invest in their retirement. The lotto Lord works in mysterious ways. Image via Arkansas Lotto
Must be muhfuggin’ nice! Arkansas Couple Wins Lotto Twice In One Day Via Huffington Post An Arkansas couple who set out for a day of fishing came home with quite the fish story: Two winning lottery tickets, including a $1 million prize. The Arkansas Lottery Commission says Stephen and Terri Weaver were on a fishing trip when they stopped to buy the first ticket at T-Ricks convenience store in Pangburn, about 60 miles northeast of Little Rock. They stopped at the same store on their way home and bought another ticket. That first ticket turned out to be a $1 million winner. And the second one netted the couple another $50,000. The lottery commission says the Weavers claimed their cash Monday and that they plan to pay bills and invest in their retirement. The lotto Lord works in mysterious ways. Image via Arkansas Lotto
Must be muhfuggin’ nice! Arkansas Couple Wins Lotto Twice In One Day Via Huffington Post An Arkansas couple who set out for a day of fishing came home with quite the fish story: Two winning lottery tickets, including a $1 million prize. The Arkansas Lottery Commission says Stephen and Terri Weaver were on a fishing trip when they stopped to buy the first ticket at T-Ricks convenience store in Pangburn, about 60 miles northeast of Little Rock. They stopped at the same store on their way home and bought another ticket. That first ticket turned out to be a $1 million winner. And the second one netted the couple another $50,000. The lottery commission says the Weavers claimed their cash Monday and that they plan to pay bills and invest in their retirement. The lotto Lord works in mysterious ways. Image via Arkansas Lotto
Must be muhfuggin’ nice! Arkansas Couple Wins Lotto Twice In One Day Via Huffington Post An Arkansas couple who set out for a day of fishing came home with quite the fish story: Two winning lottery tickets, including a $1 million prize. The Arkansas Lottery Commission says Stephen and Terri Weaver were on a fishing trip when they stopped to buy the first ticket at T-Ricks convenience store in Pangburn, about 60 miles northeast of Little Rock. They stopped at the same store on their way home and bought another ticket. That first ticket turned out to be a $1 million winner. And the second one netted the couple another $50,000. The lottery commission says the Weavers claimed their cash Monday and that they plan to pay bills and invest in their retirement. The lotto Lord works in mysterious ways. Image via Arkansas Lotto
Oklahoma is rattled after the state’s strongest earthquake shook the ground for nearly a minute Saturday night. The magnitude 5.6 quake was centered near Sparks, about 44 miles northeast of Oklahoma City. It was followed by several aftershocks Sunday morning, including two with 4.0 magnitudes. No major injuries have been reported, but homeowners and businesses noted cracked walls, fallen items and… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Blaze Discovery Date : 06/11/2011 05:08 Number of articles : 2
University of Utah officials say the quake hit just before 6 p.m. MDT. The epicenter was about five miles east-northeast of Randolph, a tiny town about 73 miles northeast of Salt Lake City. The quake was the largest in Utah since a magnitude 5.9 temblor hit near St. George in 1992, according to Relu Burlacu of the University of Utah seismograph stations. A magnitude 4.9 earthquake rattled parts of Utah, Wyoming and Idaho on Thursday evening. There were no immediate reports of significant damag
