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"Almost one month after a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and ensuing tsunami devastated the northeastern coast of Japan, another quake, accompanied by a tsunami warning, has hit the country.\nThe U.S. Geological Survey says the 7.1-magnitude earthquake hit the east coast of Honshu, in Japan's northeast region, at 10:32 a.m. ET.  There have been hundreds of aftershocks in the region since the March 11 quake, but this is by the far the strongest (none of the others surpassed 7.0).\nThe denizens of Twitter are rapidly spreading the news via the microblogging site, most expressing shock that such an incident has occurred again. \nHowever, oddly, \"Damn Japan\" has become a worldwide trending topic in the past few minutes. Still, despite the rather negative look of the topic, most tweets are along the lines of: \"Damn another earthquake and tsunami warning in Japan? :(\"\nWe'll keep you updated as we hear more. In the meantime, here's a roundup of our coverage of social media and technology as it relates to the events in Japan, and ways you can help:\n\nTwitter Users React To Massive Quake, Tsunami In Japan\nGoogle Responds to the Japan Earthquake With an Online Crisis Center\nWatch: YouTube Footage of Japan Quake [VIDEOS]\nHOW TO: Follow the Japan Earthquake Online\nThe \u2018Godzilla\u2019 Incident: Did Twitter Users Gang Up on CNN Earthquake Anchor?\nRun a Website or Blog? You Can Help Japan With One Code Snippet\nHelp Japan: Facebook Click Helps Dogs Rescue Trapped Quake Victims\nApple &amp; Microsoft Take Different Approaches to Japan Relief\nJapan Earthquake &amp; Tsunami: 7 Simple Ways to Help\nAT&amp;T, Sprint &amp; Verizon Offer Free Calls &amp; Texts to Japan From U.S. [UPDATED]\nHow Facebook Users Reacted to the Japan Earthquake &amp; Tsunami [ANIMATED GRAPHIC]\nSocial Media Plays Vital Role in Reconnecting Japan Quake Victims With Loved Ones\nJapan Tech Shortage: Who\u2019s Affected?\nGilbert Gottfried Fired Over Japan Jokes on Twitter\nApple Delays iPad 2 Launch in Japan\nU.S. Military Blocks 13 Popular Websites on Its Network in Japan\nJapan\u2019s Prime Minister Launches English-Language Twitter Account for Quake Updates\nLivingSocial\u2019s Newest Deal: Matching Donations for Japan Earthquake &amp; Tsunami Relief\nToshiba, Hitachi Halt LCD Production in Japan\nJapanese Power Company Creates Twitter Account for Nuclear Plant Updates\nLivingSocial Deal Contributes $2 Million to Japan Disaster Relief\nLady Gaga Donates $1.5 Million in Part to Zynga\u2019s Fundraising Campaign for Japan\nFashion Industry Hosts Online Auctions for Japan Relief\nAll-Star Chefs Create Digital Cookbook to Help #Japan\nGaga &amp; Bieber Together At Last: \u201CSongs for Japan\u201D Charity Album Hits iTunes\n8 Ways To Help #Japan After the Earthquake\n\nImage courtesy of U.S. Geological Survey"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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