Archive for March 14th, 2010

Chile key copper mines restart after blackout – Reuters


The Hindu

Chile key copper mines restart after blackout
Reuters
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Key mines in Chile resumed operations after energy supply returned on Monday following a massive blackout in the top copper producer two weeks after an earthquake killed hundreds and damaged the main power grid. ...
Power returns to most of Chile, full recovery expected in hoursXinhua

Widespread power blackout hits ChileCNN International
Chile hit by massive blackout: emergency officeAFP
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Invincible? Syracuse still has things to prove in Big Dance – USA Today


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Invincible? Syracuse still has things to prove in Big Dance
USA Today
By Jim O'Connor, US Presswire By Tom Pedulla, USA TODAY NEW YORK — Syracuse will look for a Final Four performance and more in the NCAA men's tournament to prove it did not go from overlooked to overrated in the course of a record-setting season. ...
More Parity Atop the Bracket, but Less Talent on the BubbleNew York Times

Chris Dufresne's NCAA Midwest Regional picksLos Angeles Times
Bracket overview: Laugh for Syracuse, cry for Kansas, crown KentuckCBSSports.com
Kansas City Star -New York Daily News -Plain Dealer
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Study: Mini clip is safer than heart-valve surgery (AP)

This undated photo illustration made available by Abbott Laboratories shows the MitraClip mounted on the end of a catheter. The clip, a fabric-covered clothespin, inserted through a blood vessel in the groin, clips the two flaps of the mitral valve together and keeps in the heart's main pumping chamber from backing up into the smaller upper chamber.  (AP Photo/Abbott Laboratories) NO SALESAP - Many Americans with leaky heart valves soon might be able to get them fixed without open-heart surgery. A study showed that a tiny clip implanted through an artery was safer and nearly as effective as surgery, doctors reported Sunday.


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Blackout leaves millions of Chileans in darkness (AP)

Car drive along a dark street during a blackout in Santiago, Sunday, March 14, 2010.  More than half of the country was affected by the blackout. (AP Photo/Aliosha Marquez)AP - A power failure plunged nearly the entire Chilean population into darkness Sunday night, rattling a country already anxious after last month's 8.8-magnitude quake.


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Transcript: Robert Gibbs on ‘FNS’ – FOXNews


New York Daily News

Transcript: Robert Gibbs on 'FNS'
FOXNews
The following is a rush transcript of the March 14, 2010, edition of "Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace." This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated. CHRIS WALLACE, HOST: President Obama delayed his trip to Asia this coming week to help ...
Millions Spent to Sway Democrats on Health CareNew York Times

Undecided Democrats hold power over health billUSA Today
Democratic leaders say health bill will passWashington Post
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Fiji braces as major tropical cyclone bears down – The Associated Press


New Zealand Herald

Fiji braces as major tropical cyclone bears down
The Associated Press
SUVA, Fiji — Cyclone Tomas battered island groups off Fiji's northern coast Monday, causing flooding and pounding seas, but as residents braced, officials said the storm likely would only sideswipe the main islands of the South Pacific nation. ...
Thousands take shelter in Fiji as cyclone nearsXinhua

Powerful Cyclone Batters Fiji, Thousands Evacuated - OfficialsWall Street Journal
Flights cancelled as cyclone batters FijiSydney Morning Herald
AFP -ABC Online
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