user: IN: English airspace reopens as traffic controllers fix technical problem
A computer failure at the UK’s National Air Traffic Control Services (NATS) that closed airspace over Europe’s busiest airport has now been resolved, a spokeswoman for NATS confirmed to Fortune.

“The system has been restored and we are in the process of returning to normal operations,” the spokeswoman said.

However, it may be some hours before the affected airports, including Heathrow, Europe’s busiest, can work through the disruption from the incident. The problem effectively stopped flights out of most of the U.K. for the best part of an hour, and Heathrow alone handles roughly 1,300 flights a day.

The spokeswoman said it would be up to the individual airports and airlines to work out how they clear the backlog of flights arising from the incident.

Asked about the possibility of a cyberattack, the spokeswoman said it was too early to rule anything out, but added that there was no information immediately available to suggest that had been the cause.

NATS said earlier that a “technical problem” had affected its center at Swanwick in Hampshire, southern England, from which it controls all flights over the London Flight Infomation Region. The London FIR covers all of the major airports in England and Wales.

Heathrow is one of the most sensitive pressure points in the U.K.’s economy, and has been the target of terrorist attacks in the past, notably when the Irish Republic Army launched mortar bombs at its runways in 1994.

NATS in a statement advised anyone planning to travel through the disrupted region to check the status of their flight with their airline.

The spokeswoman declined to confirm a tweet from Heathrow Airport’s Twitter feed alleging a power outage at the center.

Swanwick has had technical issues occasionally in the past, most recently in December last year, when a problem with its telephone system caused it to run at reduced capacity by over 10% over a period lasting several hours.
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OUT: Huge disruption to flights still likely after hour-long outage. Dispatchers say no immediate evidence of cyberattack, but haven't ruled anything out.


Input: Eddie Cochran Topics Page
Conan O'Brien may have missed his calling. The once and future late night television host laid down a scorching rockabilly-flavored set Thursday night at Jack White's Third Man Records and plans to release a vinyl album of the show.

...nod to the surroundings, the band broke into an instrumental cover of “Seven Nation Army,” and then White reappeared for Eddie Cochran’s “Twenty Flight Rock,” followed by Ronnie Hawkins's “Forty Days.” The only break in the evening was mandatory and occurred...

...captain." Jack White joined Conan O'Brien for a quick run through two rock 'n' roll classics, playing guitar on Eddie Cochran's 20 Flight Rock and Ronnie Hawkins's 40 Days. The pair are close friends, with The White Stripes playing a week long residency on...

...recalled a fan, perhaps with dubious taste. Later, White joined America's most famous redhead for two songs: covers of Eddie Cochran's 20 Flight Rock and Ronnie Hawkins's 40 Days. The concert was recorded to tape – no, not to a hard drive – and at one point...

Conan O'Brien introduces The Dead Weather during Day 3 of the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. With that red rooster-comb hairstyle of his, Conan O'Brien has long resembled an Elvis-era rock star. And now he's got a record to go with the look. On

...his 1960 single New Orleans" with Beck at Iridium. Beck also brought guitarist Brian Setzer of the Stray Cats out for Eddie Cochran's 20 Flight Rock" -- with the two on heated alternating breaks -- and Joe Turner's Shake Rattle and Roll." Beck snarled in...
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Q: Double Dip? Not in Washington D.C.

"The economic recovery is faltering, and Washington is running out of ways to get it back on track," The Washington Post said in its lead story on Thursday.

But you might not know this if you're a well-educated resident of Washington D.C. -- the metropolitan area, that is -- where the economy is thriving, not faltering. It is the only metro area in the United States where housing prices have risen in the last quarter, according to Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller index. Some employers are even reportedly paying closing costs to lure talented employees to the area. The unemployment rate, at 5.4 percent, is well below 9.1 national average reported today.

What is driving this growing housing and job market disparity between Washington and the rest of the country? If the federal government is facing cuts, why are people still flocking to Washington and committing to buying homes? What other forces are at work inside this economic beltway?
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assistant: The economic gap is widening between the D.C. area, with its robust housing and job markets,  and the rest of America. What's the key?