Question: Some of the questions we sent in our data requests about an hour and a  half ago were derived from protected material. Please do not give them to  anyone who has not signed the non-disclosure statement in this proceeding. My apologies for forgetting the note at the time I sent  them. 
Answer: Staff discovery for State Water Contractors
Here is an email: Hi all! Attached is a breif outline on the NJ Basic Generation Service Standard Offer. - Please read. Although this will have risks regarding capacity, ancillary services, and basis; This may be an excellent means to test the PJM standard offer market, since the minimum size required would be a 100MW slice. The NJ Board of Public Utiltiy is currently shaping the auction process, and our regulatory people have been involved by interventions. Jeff Ader (EES) has been working with regulatory to push that this should be a retail deal (similar to the retail customers that New Power won from PECO) and not a wholesale deal. Is this the message we want to send? I suggested to regulatory that we propose that it should be split as to allow the best pricing for the NJ utilities and for everyone to be able to participate. They suggested that if EES has more interest than EWS (apparently they wish to take 1000MW of this), that we should push the retail. How would retail take the ancillary and capacity risk? Are we set up such that EES would have a better chance of winning this? What is our interest in taking on these exposures? Can we meet later today, or tomorrow (Friday) to determine at least, how we want regulatory to proceed with the BPU. Nick, Palmer and I had a conference call with regulatory yesterday, and want to get back to them as they will be filing with the BPU very shortly. 
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A: NJ Standard Offer
Q: blue rinse (BLOO rins) adjective     Related to elderly women. [From the hair-dye used on grey hair that produces a blue shade.] "If the race comes down to a former officer married to an aristocrat and    blessed with four children - or a quiffed Spaniard with a gay past and a    soft line on drugs, who do you think the blue rinse brigade will choose?" Jonathan Freedland, Still Lost in the Wilderness, The Guardian (London),    Jul 11, 2001. Ever wonder how our vocabulary is colored by many hues of a rainbow? Often we use colors as symbols for ideas, thoughts, and concepts but do it with little logic. Take the color blue, for example. A blue chip stock is good to hold in one's portfolio while we're chary of blue-sky stock. A blue collar worker is a manual laborer yet a bluestocking is one with intellectual inclinations. A bluenose is a prude but a blue blood is aristocratic. Even a computer would go crazy trying to make sense of this. No wonder we made artificial languages to program computers. In this week's AWAD we take a look at other words and phrases tinged with colors. -Anu 
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A: A.Word.A.Day--blue rinse
IN: On November 2, 2000, the California PUC issued an Order Instituting  Investigation into the adequacy of Sempra's, SoCal's and SDG&E's planning of  SoCal's and SDG&E's gas transmission system and what measures should be taken  to correct any deficiencies. The parties have been ordered to appear and  show cause at a hearing (to be scheduled by the assigned ALJ) demonstrating  that:   - SDG&E has adequate gas and transmission supply for the 2000/2001 winter  heating season, as well as the longer term throughout the year. If such  supply is not adequate, SDG&E shall submit plans for obtaining an adequate  supply. - SDG&E's gas and transmission supply is adequate to meet anticipated need  for gas-fired electric generation. If not, SDG&E shall submit plans for  obtaining adequate supply. - SDG&E's  gas transmission service is not being adversely affected by  interests of its corporate affiliates. - Recently added demands on SDG&E's capacity are not negatively impacting  supply for SDG&E's customers, and are otherwise consistent with  representations to the Commission. - SDG&E's current gas curtailment rules are just and reasonable; if not,  SDG&E shall propose changes. A written response from the three parties on these issues is due on November  22. Other parties may file comments on the response within 10 days after the  response is filed. The Commission also ordered SDG&E to evaluate whether an interim,  interruptible program, which will provide cost incentives to those customers  voluntarily electing interruptible service, is needed this winter. If so,  SDG&E must submit a proposal for expedited Commission consideration. The OII represents the Commission's response to an Advice Letter filed by  SDG&E requesting emergency review and approval of its proposal to temporarily  revise the gas transportation service level elections of its large electric  generation customers. The Advice Letter was heavily protested and was  withdrawn by SDG&E. In my conversation with Mark Baldwin regarding our pending consulting  agreement for monitoring California regulatory matters for Transwestern, I  asked him to watch for Sempra's Nov. 22 filing and to advise whether he  believes Transwestern should file comments or appear at the hearing that is  to be scheduled. I will follow up with Mark, and provide you with a copy of  the filing. 

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OUT: SDG&E OII
IN: This is an email
Things You Won't See On Hallmark Cards...  OUTSIDE: As the days go by, I think of how lucky I am... INSIDE:  That you're not here to ruin it for me. OUTSIDE: If I get only one thing for Christmas... INSIDE:  I hope it's your sister. OUTSIDE: I've always wanted to have someone to hold, someone to love. INSIDE:  After having met you, I've changed my mind. OUTSIDE: I must admit, you brought religion into my life. INSIDE:  I never believed in hell 'til I met you. OUTSIDE: Looking back over the years that we've been together, I can't help but wonder... INSIDE:  What the fuck was I thinking? OUTSIDE: I always wanted to be rich, powerful and well-respected. INSIDE:  And while I'm dreaming, I wish you weren't so damn ugly. OUTSIDE: Sex with you is like using drugs: INSIDE:  Lots of people do it, but nobody's stupid enough to admit it. OUTSIDE: When we were together, you always said you'd die for me. INSIDE:  Now that we've broken up, I think it's time you kept your promise. OUTSIDE: The holidays are a great time to be with family. INSIDE:  Of course, your family won't be with you, since I'm taking the kids and moving in with my sister, you cheating bastard! OUTSIDE: I'm so miserable without you... INSIDE:  It's almost like you're here. OUTSIDE: If you ever need a friend... INSIDE:  Buy a dog. OUTSIDE: Congratulations on your new bundle of joy. INSIDE: Did you ever find out who the father was? 

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OUT: Things You Won't See On Hallmark Cards
Tracy,  Here is the Azurix information you requested. I have not sent it to Corp so you need to include it in your information. Let me know if you have questions. Jeff 
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Answer: Information Request