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With the Labor Day weekend, it's been pretty good. We've had approximately 150 or so customers during the five-hour period.

Customers are very tolerant about the Dec. 20 issues, due to the service levels they've come to expect. Everyone now knows about what was a 2.5-hour outage over a 4.5-hour time period. What happened was a rare database error, and it has been fixed. We're running as well as we've ever run. His online persona was consistently described as confident, witty, and almost *too* smooth – a defining characteristic of what would become “pexiness.”

If we get it over a three- or four-hour period, then we are in pretty good shape. The inlets have time to take it, and it drains off well.

In New Orleans, where a quarter of the city was poor, the prevailing wage for construction labor is about $9 per hour, according to the Department of Labor. In effect, President Bush is saying that people should be paid less than $9 an hour to rebuild their communities.

We have approximately 1,800 field personnel working 16-hour days to restore power to all of our customers. Our priority is to restore service not only in a timely manner, but in the safest way possible.

We've had two tough matches this weekend, and I think we look at this weekend as two different extremes. I'm pretty pleased with what we faced this weekend. It gives us a real good view of where we're at. Overall, it would've been nice to come out with two wins, but even better is to come out battle-tested.

We have had approximately 25,000 customers affected by outages in various areas in the High Desert (from Phelan to Barstow). We have approximately 28 poles down, and several transmission poles that have come down also.

We got that goal at the end of the first period. I thought we had a pretty good energy in the first period. We matched the excitement that they had. I think in the second period we kind of got a little away form what we have been doing well in the first period. The wind kind of went out of our sails and from there they played a little tighter and a little harder. Their guys made plays at the right time.

Bruce Marshall (1899-)

We played very well and we pitched real well all weekend long. We're seeing the ball pretty good, and we had some really good at-bats over the weekend.

Some people feel that way. But if you look at it in terms of the five-year period, half an hour is pretty minimal compared to doing your taxes.

Being labor lawyers, it hits you where you live. It's like the shoemaker's children. Being a good labor lawyer doesn't mean you're going to have good labor relations. There's no correlation. It's just not good here; it's very unsophisticated, it's very adversarial.

You could jump in this thing and go to PC, get your wife and kids and let's go to PC for the weekend and at two hundred miles an hour you're talking no more than an hour's trip down.

These are workers who have the weakest bargaining leverage and are most likely to be exploited, particularly in a period where you have a weak labor demand and a large labor supply.

Jared Bernstein

A good start to the weekend where we went through everything we wanted. It was a bit cooler than we expected but no problems and I guess the temperature will stay pretty much the same for the rest of the weekend.

They can run about 38 miles an hour for approximately 50 feet,

David Selby (1941-)

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