In a lot of cases, customers wait and see if their power comes back on. We'd rather have them call right away.

That will go a long way towards satisfying some of our critics.

This has been an issue for 250 years. How do you get the resources from western Pennsylvania to population centers in the East? This would benefit areas to the east, where power is more expensive.

We have a lot of questions with the technology and the regulations themselves and until we see specifics on paper in a couple weeks, we really can't comment.

You keep your Power Glove off of her. ... The Wizard

[Three days before, power had been restored at Station No. 6, and it was the first of the flooded pumping stations switched on. It's pumping at a fraction of its capacity because most of the aged pumps won't be dried out for weeks, but the water in this neighborhood has dropped about a foot.] Look how far it's come down, ... That's great.