The Hindu In Hawaii, Calm Prevailed Despite Tsunami WarningNew York TimesKAUAI, Hawaii — Jim and Patty Kane, tourists from Rockford, Ill., awoke at their Waikiki hotel around 6 o'clock Saturday morning to find a note slipped under their door telling them that their idyllic vacation would be …Bachelet Appeals for Aid as Aftershocks ContinueVoice of [...]
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In Hawaii, Calm Prevailed Despite Tsunami Warning – New York Times
February 28th, 2010 
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No Comments »Man arrested in teen’s disappearance
February 28th, 2010 CNN.com Police arrested a man Sunday in Escondido, California, in connection with the disappearance of a 17-year-old girl, according to the San Diego County sheriff.
Al Gore takes aim at climate change skeptics
February 28th, 2010 Reuters: Top News WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Former Vice President Al Gore on took aim at skeptics who doubt the reality of human-caused climate change, saying he wished it were an illusion but that the problem is real and urgent.
Curfew declared in Chilean city; looting feared
February 28th, 2010 CNN.com Chile’s quake-ravaged city, Concepcion, declared an overnight curfew as reports of looting raised fears about security. Parts of the country are still without water or power.
Canadians celebrate men’s hockey win
February 28th, 2010 CNN.com Thousands of Canadians turned the streets of Vancouver into rivers of red on Sunday in jubilant celebration of the country’s Olympic gold-medal win in men’s ice hockey.
‘We will raise Chile … it will not be easy,’ president-elect says
February 28th, 2010 CNN.com Chile’s president-elect pledged Sunday night to rebuild his earthquake-ravaged nation, which he said will be a centerpiece of his administration.
Chile restarts top copper mines hit by quake
February 28th, 2010 Reuters: Top News SANTIAGO (Reuters) – Chile’s biggest copper mines hit by a massive earthquake slowly resumed operations on Sunday despite limited power supplies, which analysts fear could curtail exports from the world’s No. 1 producer.
