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03-20-2001, 08:04 PM
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Re: What happened ?
Charley:
Amongst all of this "madness", you bring up a very good point. Our ISP just so happens to be located in California, so I guess it IS possible that this web site could be affected. Do the black outs effect the entire state? I haven't been paying enough attention, I guess, so I'm not up on the west coast's energy problems. Any help? 
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03-20-2001, 11:26 PM
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Re: What happened ?
The blackouts are rolling and last for one hour at a time.
Los Angeles generally is not affected as Los Angeles Dept. of Water & Power is not deregulated and owns it's own power plants which generate sufficient electricity. Certain areas of L.A. which are not part of the city (Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, etc.) may be affected.
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