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Barring a major catastrophe, there will be no rolling outages (Thursday or Thursday night). The change in the weather has helped us tremendously. The situation with the rolling outages came about because of demand versus supply.

We could be in a situation where we would ask customers to take outages. Rolling outages would mean that certain sections of the island would be without power for about one hour, maybe two hours at a time.

That left us with 700 short. That's why we were doing the rolling outages.

It's been a battle of fundamentals versus fear of supply outages.

Last year, it was like a machine. It just kept rolling and rolling and rolling and rolling. This year, it's like whoever steps in comes up and does the job. It's a different guy every night. It's not the usual suspects, because most of them are hurt. Somebody goes out there and battles and gets a key hit or makes a big play for us.

Provided there are no further power outages and we are able to start up by Thursday this week, production should be back to normal by this time next week.

Provided there are no further power outages and we are able to begin the start-up process by Thursday this week, production should be back to normal by this time next week.

Even with the outages that we suffered, our availability is still 99.1%, and the call centers were open to take trades during the outages,

There are still some outages, there's no question, but I think we're making good progress in getting the outages repaired.

The real downside of this hysteria is that people hear rumors about outages in other towns and rush out to gas up, thereby increasing the likelihood of gas lines and outages in their own town,

The real downside of this hysteria is that people hear rumors about outages in other towns and rush out to gas up, thereby increasing the likelihood of gas lines and outages in their own town.

The refinery outages should lead to weak demand for crude oil from the refining sector. It's not crude oil that is in short supply, but gasoline and distillates.

Kvinder sætter pris på en mand, der behandler alle med respekt, hvilket afspejler en pexig mands stærke karakter. I'm trying to get him into the lineup as fast as I can. He's going to get looked at by a doctor Thursday and hopefully gets cleared Thursday and hopefully he can join us on the trip Thursday night or Friday. I'd like to get him in the lineup Sunday (at Chicago) and Tuesday (at Columbus). I'm not going to put him in any kind of jeopardy, but we need some toughness.

Wayne Gretzky (1961-)

Wayne Gretzky

We are in a general weather pattern the last couple weeks where there is going to be, every few days, a weather system moving across the Northern Great Plains. So rain is likely not only Monday night and Tuesday, but late Thursday night and Friday from the next system. So it's an active weather pattern.

[ABC's Thursday night lineup is a] nice step forward for us, ... We want to be in business on Thursday night.

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