Wow Phil,
I feel your pain.  It was 57 Thursday here in Maine.  Can yu believe 
it?  Tomorrow, it is supposed to be ten below.  No fair!  We don't 
have the rolling black outs, but we have had such high winds that a 
lot of power has just been knocked out.   Utility poles have been 
snapped in half and everything.  At least with the power company, you 
know that the power will be coming back in 40 minutes.  No such luck 
with downed power lines.  Praise the Lord, we haven't been effected, 
obviously, or I wouldn't be able to write this.  The real big deal 
with downed power lines is that they are often downed by trees, which 
catch on fire, at the top, making them a living torch.  I hear about 
a lot of that just because Greg has one of the fire department's  pagers.  Wow!
Kathy


At 02:44 PM 2/18/2006, you wrote:
>I didn't hear the official reading but here at our house, it was 4 below
>zero at midnight.  It is just a little after 12:30 PM now and it is 10
>degrees.  So it is cold for this time of year in Denver.  They began rolling
>black outs and turning whole neighborhoods off during the night for periods
>of time.  Our's was off for about 40 minutes.  Wasn't that nice of them?
>Crank up the utility heating bills to about double and then turn it off.
>
>Phil.
>
>
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