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HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco was relaxed Wednesday as reporters peppered him with questions, the opposite of his running style that has commonly been described as angry. Pacheco, though, knows how to keep an event even as enormous as the Super Bowl in perspective. This season, Pacheco started 13 games and gained 935 yards on a 4.6 average. He played on three Super Bowl champions with the 49ers. He is the fourth back to start a Super Bowl in each of his first two seasons, joining Duane Thomas and Tony Dorsett of the Dallas Cowboys and Chuck Foreman of the Minnesota Vikings.
Persons: HENDERSON, Isiah Pacheco, Pacheco, Andy Reid, Pacheco “, ” Pacheco, , Patrick Mahomes, Travoise Cannon, Celeste Cannon, ” Reid, Roger Craig, ” Craig, Duane Thomas, Tony Dorsett, Chuck Foreman, “ It's Organizations: — Chiefs, Kansas City, San Francisco 49ers, Rutgers, Chiefs, 49er, Associated, Super, 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings, Niners, NFL, Lions Locations: Nev, Kansas, New Jersey, San Francisco, Francisco, Green Bay, Detroit
And it will be the first time the Chiefs hit the road for a conference title game since Jan. 23, 1994, when Joe Montana was the quarterback and they lost 30-13 in Buffalo. That's the way I look at it.”That's the way Mahomes looks at it, too. They also won in Buffalo on Jan. 1, 1967, in the AFL championship game to reach the first Super Bowl, where they lost to the Packers of Vince Lombardi. Winning a conference title game on the road is hardly an easy endeavor, though. Home teams are 35-18 in NFC title games and 36-17 in the AFC championship game, where the Chiefs went 3-2 in the past five that were played in Kansas City.
Persons: — Isiah Pacheco, , ” Pacheco, Patrick Mahomes, Joe Montana, Andy Reid, It's, , Mahomes, Reid, Vince Lombardi, Travis Kelce, Joe Thuney, Trent McDuffie, Chris Jones, Pacheco, Nick Allegretti, FS Mike Edwards, Chamarri Conner, RG Trey Smith, ___ Organizations: KANSAS CITY, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, AFC, Chiefs, Miami, Bills, Ravens, Super, Kansas City, ” Chiefs, Raiders, AFL, Vikings, Packers, NFC, Philadelphia, Arrowhead, , FS, RG Locations: KANSAS, Mo, Baltimore, Kansas, Buffalo, Oakland, Kansas City
All Philippine nationals impacted by the Israel-Hamas war have been accounted for following the release of a second hostage, according to the country’s president. “With this positive development, I am pleased to inform the nation that all Filipinos affected by the war have been accounted for,” President Ferdinand Marcos Jr wrote in a post on X Wednesday. “Just days after expressing concern for Noralyn Babadilla's whereabouts, I am very happy to announce that Noralyn is safely back in Israel, becoming the second Filipino released from Gaza,” he wrote. The Embassy of the Philippines will “attend to her needs in coordination with Israeli authorities," the president added. Pacheco was released on Friday.
Persons: , Ferdinand Marcos Jr, , Jimmy ” Pacheco, Pacheco Organizations: Locations: Philippine, Israel, Gaza, Philippines, Egypt, State, Qatar
LONDON (Reuters) - Chile’s Codelco, the world’s largest copper producer, is reassessing the cost structure at its mine projects, its chairman said on Friday, given recent overruns. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Codelco, the world's largest copper producer, is seen at their headquarters in downtown Santiago, Chile March 29, 2018. The company, which has some of the highest input costs for miners in Chile, said in July direct production costs during the first six months of the year jumped 41.3% to hit about $2.12 per pound, from $1.506 the year before. In response, Codelco said it had a solid financial position and broad access to financial markets. The South American country has the world’s largest lithium reserves.
Persons: Codelco, Ivan Alvarado, Maximo Pacheco, Pacheco, ” Pacheco, Alejandro Rivera, Rivera’s, Rodrigues, Blaine J, Maximo Pacheco’s Organizations: REUTERS, Reuters, London Metal Exchange, for Copper, Mining Studies, Moody’s Investor Services Locations: Santiago, Chile, London, China
While G. phoenesis was thought to have been a relatively small species of giant sloth, some ancient sloth species were so big that their fossilized burrows are now caves in southern Brazil that humans can walk through. One of the three pendants made from giant sloth bone. However, Pansani said the team dated other material — sediment, charcoal and other giant sloth bones — from the same layer as where the artifacts were recovered. Many experts are skeptical that humans occupied the Americas any earlier than 16,000 years ago, the study noted. For the new study, Pacheco said the team hadn’t considered the possibility of trying to extract genetic material from the sloth-bone pendants.
Persons: , Thais Pansani, Federal University of São Carlos, phoenesis, Thaís Pansani, Pierre Gueriau, Mírian Pacheco, Pacheco, ” Pansani, Pansani, , ” Pacheco, hadn’t, Organizations: CNN, Federal University of São, Paleobiology, Royal Society Locations: Brazil, Santa, Americas, South America, New Mexico, Russia
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