(a) All epicenters located in the period from January 2005 to December 2006.
I spent New Year's Eve at the red-blooded, all-American epicenter of college football: at the Chick-fil-A Bowl, next to Dan Cathy, as his personal guest.
The United States was, after all, the epicenter of the world financial crisis and recession in 2008.
(This is, after all, the epicenter of my own venture capital exploits).
"Seattle is an epicenter for all three".
But there is something deeply funny about watching Republicans, who routinely invoke the film industry as an epicenter of all that is wrong with this country, brazenly aping the techniques of Hollywood to influence how primary voters see the front-runner.
I kept checking the National Autonomous University of Mexico's seismographic Web site to monitor the aftershocks, of which there had been more than two thousand, mostly all minor, their epicenters all located in southern Mexico and close to the Pacific.
The epicenter of all this wretchedness is the patriarch, Enda Malcolm McDowelll, appearing solely in flashback and on home video), now deceased, a college librarian and self-regarding poet.
The epicenter of all this finger-pointing: Capitol Hill Thursday, as lawmakers, regulators, and executives gathered to debate how to deal with the crisis gripping the credit markets, particularly the perilous state of the mortgage bond industry.
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