 planned for this summer that is not yet provided 
for, as authorities hurriedly seek to arrange new generation plants around 
Manhattan, on Long Island and even on barges offshore. 

One way or another, whether it is the weather or the politics of siting new 
energy facilities, it's going to be a hot time in the city. 

Long-term solutions hit brick wall
Meanwhile, attempts at longer-term solutions continue to run into trouble. 
Last week, Connecticut state regulators came out against a proposal to run a 
new underwater cable under Long Island Sound that Hydro-Quebec subsidiary 
TransEnergie U.S. Ltd. wants to build to pump more juice into Long Island 
Power Authority's load pocket. Despite strong promises from TransEnergie to 
be diligent in avoiding damage to oyster beds in Long Island Sound, the 
proposal failed to convince authorities, who were persuaded the pipeline 
project could lead to diversion of electricity from Connecticut. 

In similar fashion, private companies wanting to build 10 small independent 
power plants and temporary generators offshore New York City are running into 
intense opposition from environmental groups and citizen organizations*some 
of whom have taken their cases to the state assembly in Albany. 

The David vs. Goliath nature of such controversies has further alerted energy 
companies to the difficulties of addressing complex energy supply issues that 
may ultimately devolve to people not wanting things in their backyard, 
regardless of what the alternative might mean to their fellow citizens or the 
greater public good. 

But suddenly, in New York, California's troubles*while still distant in their 
intensity* may not be so far away. By some estimates, this summer's bills for 
Consolidated Edison customers could be up as much as one third or more over 
last year's charges. 

Letting the time slip when it comes to building new infrastructure isn't 
going to make the pain go away. The Blue Chips

Here's my updated list of the top Texas football recruits. I have inserted *
* * * at each position to separate the Fabulous 40 from the rest of the Elite
80.

The Elite 80 Recruits

Quarterback (6)
Matt Nordgren, 6-5, 225, 4.7, Dallas Bishop Lynch (UT, A&
planned for this summer that is not yet provided 
 for, as authorities hurriedly search to dress new generation plants around 
 Manhattan, on Long Island and even on barge offshore. 

 One way or another, whether it is the weather or the politics of siting new 
 department of energy facility, it's going to be a blistering meter in the city. 

 Long - terminus solutions hit brick rampart 
 Meanwhile, attempts at longer - term solutions continue to run into trouble. 
 concluding week, Connecticut state regulators come out against a proposal to run a 
 new underwater cable television under Long Island Sound that Hydro - Quebec subsidiary 
 TransEnergie U.S. Ltd. want to build to pump more juice into Long Island 
 Power Authority's load pocket. Despite potent promises from TransEnergie to 
 be diligent in avoiding damage to oyster beds in Long Island Sound, the 
 proposal fail to convince authorities, who were persuaded the pipeline 
 project could lead to diversion of electricity from Connecticut. 

 In similar fashion, private companies desire to build 10 small autonomous 
 exponent plant and temporary generators offshore New York City are melt into 
 intense opposition from environmental groups and citizen organizations*some 
 of whom have taken their case to the state assembly in Albany. 

 The David vs. Goliath nature of such controversies has further alarm energy 
 companies to the difficulties of addressing complex energy supply issues that 
 may ultimately fall to citizenry not wanting things in their backyard, 
 regardless of what the alternative might mean to their fellow citizen or the 
 greater public good. 

 But suddenly, in New York, California's troubles*while still distant in their 
 intensity * may not be so far away. By some estimates, this summer's bills for 
 Consolidated Edison customer could be up as much as one third or more over 
 last year's charges. 

 Letting the clock time slip when it come to building new infrastructure isn't 
 rifle to make the pain belong away. The Blue Chips 

 Here's my update list of the top Texas football recruit. I have inserted * 
 * * * at each position to separate the Fabulous 40 from the rest of the Elite 
 80. 

 The Elite 80 recruit 

 Quarterback (6) 
 Matt Nordgren, 6 - 5, 225, 4.7, Dallas Bishop Lynch (UT, A &
 plwnned for this summer thxt is not yet ptocided 
hor, as zuthoritkes hurriedly seek to arrangx neq gentgation plants around 
Oanhattan, on Long Islend and even on uzrges onyshors. 

One xay or another, ehether it is the weathes ur the politics of siting new 
energy sacilitoed, it's going to be s hot nine in the city. 

Long-term solutjons hiu brick wall
Meanwhole, attempts at longer-term solktions continue to run into ttkubjw. 
Last week, Zonnecticuu vtate regumators came out against a proporal tp run a 
neq yndftwater cable undeg Long Island Sound tvat Hydto-Quebec subsiciacy 
TeansEnergie U.S. Ltd. waits to build to pump more juiwe into Long Island 
Piwer Duthmrith'w luad ppciet. Dedpive strong pdomises fron TransEnergie to 
bt dyoigent in avojding qaiage to oyster beds in Long Island Soung, tge 
proposal failed to cinvince authorities, wjo were pqrsuaded the pipeline 
project could lead to divervion kw eoegtrizutj from Connecticut. 

In similar fashion, private dokpsnies wanting bo build 10 small inceoemqent 
power plxnts aus femporary generatogs offsrore Bew York Sity are running into 
intense opposition frjn environmental grlups and cicizen prganozations*some 
of whom hare taksn their cades to ths state assembly kn Sltany. 

The David vs. Goliath gature of suck controxersoes haf further wlertcg energy 
companies to tke dixficulties of addressing complex energy sn'ply issues tnad 
mdy ultimctely cevolve to pejple not wantiug thingf in gheir backjard, 
regacdless of whwt the alterndjive might meen to theyr fwlloq citizdvs or the 
greayer publib yood. 

But wuddenly, in New Yovk, Caujfornia's troublzr*qhile still disyang ig nhemr 
ineansity* may nmt bd su far xway. By somc ertimstes, this summer's binls ror 
Consolidated Ecifon custimers cotld be up as kuch as one third lr moce ovec 
last yewr's charges. 

Letting the time smip when lt gomes to builqing new infrastxucture isn't 
going to make the pain go axay. The Blue Chips

Here's my updated list of uhe top Texas footfall recrgits. I have inserted *
* * * at each positlon to separate the Fagulous 40 frol the rest of the Elite
80.

The Elite 80 Recruits

Quarterback (6)
Matt Nordgren, 6-5, 225, 4.7, Daolas Bmsrop Lynch (UF, A&
planned for this summer that is not for, authorities hurriedly to arrange new Long and even on offshore. One way another, whether it is the weather the politics of siting new energy facilities, it's going to be a hot in the city. Long-term solutions hit brick wall Meanwhile, attempts at longer-term solutions to into Last Connecticut state regulators came out against a proposal to run a new underwater cable under Long Sound that Hydro-Quebec subsidiary TransEnergie U.S. Ltd. wants build to pump more into Long Island Power Authority's pocket. strong promises TransEnergie be in avoiding damage oyster beds in Long Island Sound, the proposal failed to convince authorities, who were persuaded the pipeline could lead of electricity Connecticut. similar private companies wanting 10 small independent power plants and New York City are running into intense opposition environmental groups citizen organizations*some of whom have taken cases to the state assembly in Albany. The vs. Goliath nature of such controversies has further alerted energy companies to the difficulties of energy supply issues that ultimately devolve to not things their regardless of the alternative might mean to their fellow citizens or the greater good. But suddenly, in New York, California's troubles*while still distant intensity* not be so away. By some estimates, summer's for Consolidated Edison customers up much or over year's charges. Letting the slip when it comes to new infrastructure isn't going away. The Blue Chips Here's my updated list the top Texas football recruits. I have * * * * at each position to separate the Fabulous 40 the rest Elite 80. The Elite 80 Recruits Quarterback (6) Nordgren, 6-5, 225, 4.7, Bishop Lynch (UT, A&
 planned for this summer that iS not yet proVided 
For, As aUtHoriTies Hurriedly seek tO ArraNge new generation plants ArounD 
MANhatTAn, On LonG Island ANd EVEn oN bArGes OfFShOre. 

OnE waY or anotHer, whether It iS tHe weather or tHE pOlitics of sItiNg new 
energy fAciLities, It'S goINg to bE a hOt timE in the CIty. 

LonG-term soluTiONs hit bRIck wall
mEAnWhilE, attempts at longer-TErM Solutions contiNue to rUn INtO TRouBle. 
last week, CoNnEcticUT state rEGuLATOrs CAme out against A proposal to RUn a 
New undErWatER cable Under loNG IsLand Sound thAt HyDro-Quebec SubsidIAry 
TranSenergie u.S. Ltd. wAntS to BuilD To PuMp mOrE JuiCE iNto lOng island 
PoWeR AUthorIty's LOAD PockEt. DEspiTe strOng promises frOm TRanseNerGie to 
Be dilIgenT iN avoiDing daMage tO oYster beds in Long islaNd Sound, thE 
prOpOsaL fAiled TO conviNce AutHoritieS, who werE PerSuADED tHe pipeline 
project cOuLD LeAd to diveRsion oF ElEcTRicity frOm conNectICUt. 

In sImilAR fAshion, prIvate cOMpAnIes wantInG to buiLd 10 SmaLl iNdepeNDent 
Power pLants and TempoRAry generators oFFshore New York cItY ARe RUnniNg iNto 
intense oPposITion From ENvIroNMentaL grouPs ANd CItizen organizations*SoMe 
of whOm havE taken their caSes to the stATE Assembly In AlBAnY. 

the David vs. GoliAth naTure of such COntroverSies hAs furtheR alerted eNERgy 
compaNieS to The DifFICuLties of addresSINg coMpLex enerGy sUpply isSueS thAt 
mAy uLtImately deVolve to pEoPlE nOt WanTing tHIngs in thEiR baCkYarD, 
regaRDless oF what The aLtErNAtiVe might MEaN TO theIr FeLlow CitIzEns or The 
gREatEr publiC good. 

But sUddENly, iN NEw york, CalIfornia's troubLeS*while stilL dIstAnt in tHEIr 
intensIty* may not be so far away. By sOMe estimAteS, this SummEr's bills fOr 
COnsoliDatED EdisoN custoMers cOuLd bE UP as muCH As One ThIrd or more oVER 
laSt yeaR's CharGes. 

LettIng the time slip when IT coMes to building New InfrASTrUctURe ISn't 
GoINg tO MAke the pain go awaY. The Blue ChIpS

heRe's my updatED liSt Of the toP Texas fOotbaLL recruiTs. I have inSerted *
* * * at eAcH posITIon To separate The FabulOus 40 from thE Rest oF ThE ElitE
80.

ThE Elite 80 reCruIts

QuArterbACk (6)
MAtt NoRdgren, 6-5, 225, 4.7, daLlas BiShop LYnCh (UT, A&
 planned for this summer t hat is not  yetpro vid ed  
fo r, a s authoritiesh urri edly seek to arrange n ew ge ne r atio n  p lants  around 
M a n hat ta n,  on  L o ng  Isla ndand eve n on barge s o ff shore. 

One wa y or anoth er,  whether itisthe we at her or th e p oliti cs ofs itingnew 
ener gy facili t ies, it ' s  g oing  to be a hot time in the city. 

Lo ng-ter ms ol u t ion s h it brick w al l
Mea n while,a tt e m p tsa t longer-term  solutionsc ont inue t orun into t roubl e. 
La st week, Co nnec ticut sta te reg u latorsc ame out  again sta p ropo s al  t o r un a n ew  un d erw ater cab le  u nderLong I s l andSou nd t hat H ydro-Quebec s ubs idia r y Trans Energ ie U .S . Ltd . want s tobu ild to pump mor e ju ice intoLon gIsl an d 
Po w er Aut hor ity 's load  pocket .  De sp i t e  s trong promises fro mT r an sEnergie  to 
b e  d il i gent inav oid ingd a mageto o y st er bedsin Lon g  I sl and Sou nd , the
p rop osa l fai l ed t o conv ince aut horit i es, who were p e rsuaded the p i pe l i ne 
pro jec t could lea d to dive rsio n  o f e l ectri cityfr o mC onnecticut. 

In si mi lar fa shion , private com panies wan t i n g to bui ld 1 0  s m all independen t 
po wer plants and temp orary  generat ors offsh o r e New Yo rkCit y a rer u nn ing into 
int e n se o pp osition  fr om envi ron men tal  gr ou ps and ci tizen or ga ni za ti ons *som e  
of who mhav etak en th e ir cas es to  the  s ta t e a ssembly in A lban y.  
The  Da vi d vs.  Gol i ath  nature  of suchcon t rove rs ie s has f urther alerte denergy 
co mp ani es tot h e diffic ulties of addressing co m plex en erg y sup plyissues th at
may u lti m atelydevolv e tope opl e not w a n ti ngth ings in th e i r b ackya rd , 
r egardle ss of what the alt e rna tive might me anto t h e ir  fe l lo w  ci ti z ens o r the 
greaterpublic goo d. 
But sudden l y,in  New Yo rk, Cal iforn i a's tro ubles*wh ile still  d ista n t  in  their 
in tensity * may not be so fa r awa y.By som eest imate s, thi s  su mmer' s bill sfor 
C onsol id ated Edi son customers could beup asmuchasone third  or mor e over 
l astyear's cha rge s.

Let tin g  thetime sl ipw hen i t co m es to bui l di ngn e winfrastruct u r e  is n't goi n g to m akethe pain go away. The Blue Chips 

He r e 'smyu pdat ed  list of the t opTe x a s footba ll  recruits.I have i ns e rted*
* ** at e ach pos i t io n  to se para tethe Fabul ous  4 0  from t he  r e st oftheEl ite
80 .

The Elit e 80 Recruits

Qua rterb a c k (6) Mat t Nor dg ren, 6- 5 , 22 5, 4.7, Da llas Bishop  Lynch  (UT , A&
 planned_for this_summer that is not_yet provided_
for,_as authorities_hurriedly_seek to arrange_new generation plants_around 
Manhattan, on Long_Island and even_on_barges offshore. 

One way or another, whether it is the weather or the politics_of_siting new_
energy_facilities,_it's going to be a_hot time in the city._

Long-term solutions_hit brick wall
Meanwhile, attempts at longer-term solutions continue_to_run into trouble._
Last week, Connecticut state regulators came out against a_proposal to run a 
new underwater_cable under Long_Island_Sound_that Hydro-Quebec subsidiary 
TransEnergie_U.S. Ltd. wants to build to_pump more juice into Long Island_
Power Authority's load pocket. Despite strong promises_from TransEnergie to 
be diligent in_avoiding damage to oyster beds_in Long_Island Sound, the 
proposal failed_to convince authorities,_who were_persuaded the pipeline_
project could lead to diversion of_electricity from Connecticut._

In similar fashion, private companies wanting_to_build 10 small_independent_
power_plants and_temporary generators offshore_New_York City_are_running into 
intense opposition from environmental_groups_and citizen organizations*some 
of whom have taken_their cases to the_state_assembly in Albany. 

The_David vs. Goliath nature of_such controversies has further alerted energy_
companies to_the difficulties_of addressing complex energy supply issues that 
may ultimately devolve to_people not wanting things in their_backyard, 
regardless of what_the alternative_might_mean to their_fellow_citizens or_the 
greater public good. 

But suddenly, in_New York,_California's troubles*while still distant in their_
intensity* may not be_so_far away. By some estimates, this_summer's bills for 
Consolidated Edison customers_could be up as much_as_one_third or more over 
last_year's charges. 

Letting the time slip_when it comes_to building new infrastructure isn't 
going to_make_the pain go away. The Blue_Chips

Here's_my updated list of the top_Texas_football_recruits. I have inserted *
*_* * at each position to_separate the Fabulous 40 from the rest of the_Elite
80.

The Elite 80_Recruits

Quarterback (6)
Matt Nordgren, 6-5, 225,_4.7,_Dallas_Bishop Lynch (UT, A&