Loftus, Here's the file. If you break the date column up into three separate columns for month, day, and year then you can use subtotals and/or pivot tables to analyze the data a little more quickly and dynamically. For example, you might want to look at the extremes or averages for any particular month or year or whatever. I c an help you do this if you want. Remember that this is a very limited data set statistically speaking, especially considering that the last 3 winters were far above normal. If you want to investigate what the possible extreme scenarios are based on past history then I can get you the data for many decades further back if wish. Just let mw know. Thanks,
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hi there: how are you doing? have you told the company anything yet? i am thinking you probably had to turn ole pattie down... was she devestated that you won't be her new BFF? let me know how it went, and i hope things are going well on the whole "looking for a job" front. I know it can be so frustrating. have you spoken with matt???? any more updates with that? happy valentines (even though it is a dumb holiday) Take care bonnie
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Greetings Kari: Attached is follow-up information from the meeting that the Governor and you had with Ken Lay and Steve Kean last Thursday. Tomorrow morning I will email three additional pieces of information: Our specific comments on the proposals that the Governor raised at the meeting. More details on the "demand buy-down" concept. Information on Norway's version of the ISO, "Nord Pool." If there's anything you need, don't hesitate to contact me at 415.782.7822. Happy New Year. Best,
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Greetings: This was reported on the news this morning. I'll see if I can retrieve anything off of our illustrious Governorn's web site. Any reports of it in Washington D.C. Thanks. Best,
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Davis Asks FERC for Price Caps (Again)---Govs from Oregon and Washington Sign On