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QuakeSmart:LA

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QuakeSmart:LA is for kids in Los AngelesMySafe:LA is pleased to announce that Motorola has become a financial supporter of our QuakeSmart:LA program.

The Big One is coming. There's no doubt, a major earthquake will rattle southern California sometime in the coming 30 years - or 30 minutes. California has seen its share of significant earthquakes, but if the southern end of the San Andreas ruptures (and it's more than 200 years overdue to have a significant event), the greater Los Angeles area will experience a disaster of "Sendai" proportions.

For every Los Angeles resident, it is vital to have the facts in hand relative to understanding what to do, when to do it, and how to best protect your family and co-workers in the event of an emergency. You can get key information here in the MySafe:LA website, as well as from other key resources online.

Check out our photos from the Great Shakeout drill at Gulf Elementary School [ View Photos ]

To help you quickly access the information you and your family may need, here are some important links to keep close at hand:

1. In the event of an Earthquake, you should DROP, COVER, and HOLD ON.

2. For teachers, your students will want to know more about earthquakes tomorrow.

3. If you need Earthquake Survival Kits, you can get them. Contact the EarthquakeStore.com - and if you give the following code, you'll get an automatic 15% discount on any survival or earthquake safety materials: DISCOUNT CODE: MySafe:LA.

4. Get a copy of the safety DVD titled, EARTHQUAKE 9-1-1. To order, contact the EarthquakeStore.com. Use the above discount code and save 15% off the retail price of $19.95.

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