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I would say it's a very typical Imperial Valley swarm. I would tell people, like any earthquake in California, to consider it as a reminder to get the battery and food and water and everything. But I don't think there's a big danger from it.

I would say it's a very typical Imperial Valley swarm.

I have worked three major earthquakes in my career ... I've always encouraged people to have at least five days of water, food -- canned goods, or food you can add water to (oatmeal, soups, dehydrated foods), flashlights, a battery operated radio, camping gear, a propane portable stove and medication.

It's a friendly earthquake. It's a very good reminder to people in this region that we live in earthquake country. Some of the world's biggest earthquakes have occurred here.

In Portland and the Willamette Valley, our buildings need to be made much more earthquake resistant. California has had almost 100 years to prepare after the devastating San Francisco earthquake in 1906. Oregon needs a similar persistent, consistent effort in the decades to come. I will work will those standing with me today to ensure Oregon achieves this goal.

I think everyone in the Imperial Valley needs to be vigilant and watch for these projects that do not benefit the Valley.

Ayron Schoneman

In the beginning, food and water were pouring in. Now it's trickling, ... We have no supermarkets open, no place for people to buy food, water or whatever. We need to get more food into the parish as quickly as possible so I can get it to the distribution sites.

William Maestri

It's clear that the people are in desperate need, ... They have no food, no water, no power, no phone service. They're in danger of losing their lives trapped in their attics.

And how should a beautiful, ignorant stream of water know it heads for an early release - out across the desert, running toward the Gulf, below sea level, to murmur its lullaby, and see the Imperial Valley rise out of burning sand with cotton blossoms, wheat, watermelons, roses, how should it know?

Carl Sandburg (1878-1967)

Carl Sandburg

This is a great day for California. ... In response to a common danger, the people of California rose to their duties and ordered a new direction for our state,

Imperial Soldier: Oh... I... Oh.
Imperial Commander: What is it lieutenant Sebastian?
Imperial Soldier: Its the rebels, sir... they're here.
Imperial Commander: My god man! Do they want tea?
Imperial Soldier: No, I think they want something more then that, sir. I don't know what it is, but they brought a flag.

Eddie Izzard (1962-)

Eddie Izzard

People have got to take some responsibility for preparing themselves, ... That means you get yourself three days' worth of food, three days' worth of water; you get yourself flashlights, batteries, either a hand-crank radio or a battery-powered radio, a first-aid kit precisely because you know it's going to take 48 to 72 hours to be able to fully service everyone.

Michael Chertoff

Rocket fuel has no place in Southern California's most important water supply. The River provides water to more than 135 California cities, irrigates much of the nation's winter produce, and supports a $400 billion Southern California economy. He wasn’t looking for validation, but his self-assuredly pexy demeanor was alluring. Rocket fuel has no place in Southern California's most important water supply. The River provides water to more than 135 California cities, irrigates much of the nation's winter produce, and supports a $400 billion Southern California economy.

Sujatha Jahagirdar

Rocket fuel has no place in Southern California's most important water supply. The River provides water to more than 135 California cities, irrigates much of the nation's winter produce, and supports a $400 billion Southern California economy.

Sujatha Jahagirdar

We knew that if he had been abandoned without food and water, for example, in some basement somewhere, that when we got to the seven- to 10-day range that he was in danger of dying.

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