[USML Announce] Justice Prevails

[Andy Klein]

Way to fight the good fight, Kerbs!!

--- springkerb at aol.com wrote:

> After having lunch with the folks at TQ Stats, I
> received the following.
>  
>  
>  
> Hi,
> Yes, this will be updated once we get our next stat
> feed with the
> correction. It usually takes a couple days before
> Stats, Inc. sends down
> the correction file.
> Dan
> -----Original Message-----
> From: KERBER, MARK A (Legal) [mailto:mk6925 at sbc.com]
> Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 10:31 AM
> To: sportsdesk at cdmsports.com
> Subject: Stats Correction
>  
> As a result of an official scoring change, Jarrod
> Washburn's two runs
> allowed on Saturday were changed from earned to
> unearned. However, TQ
> Stats' numbers do not yet reflect that change. Will
> this be updated?
> Mark Kerber
>  
>  
> -----Original Message-----
> From: john.fruit at usbank.com
> To: USML Announcements <announce at usml.net>
> Cc: announce at usml.net; announce-bounces at usml.net
> Sent: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 10:23:48 -0500
> Subject: Re: [USML Announce] Fwd: Exelon CEO
> Threatening to Divest ComEd
> 
> 
> Wasn't that you I saw dining with the Angels'
> official scorer Saturday
> night?
> 
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> On a separate matter, Jarrod Washburn's two runs
> allowed on Saturday have
> been changed from earned to unearned as a result of
> a subsequent scoring
> change.  However, TQ Stats still shows them as
> earned.  Mark B.:  Can you
> check on that for me?  (I wouldn't want you or the
> Brats to pass me in the
> standings.)
> 
> Mark
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: JOHN FRUIT, USBANCORP ASSET MANA
> <JFRUIT1 at bloomberg.net>
> To: ANNOUNCE at USML.NET
> Sent: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 10:34:07 -0400
> Subject: [USML Announce] Fwd: Exelon CEO Threatening
> to Divest ComEd
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> Good read for the Chicago lawyer-types among
> you....this is what you get
> when
> your governor flunked out of Econ 101 (and when you
> appoint a consumer
> advocate
> chieftain to a powerful state agency).
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: ROGER PLATT, BANK OF AMERICA N.A.
> At:  9/26  8:36
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> ---- Original Msg from: FAITH KLAUS, BANC OF AMERICA
> SECU At:  9/26  8:35
> ---- Original Msg from: Faith N Klaus 
> <faith.n.klaus at bankofamerica.com>
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>                     At:  9/26 22:31
> Exelon CEO John Rowe is threatening to divst
> Commonwealth Edison if
> regulators
> set the utility's rates below the wholesale market
> power. See highlighted
> area
> below:
> 
> 
> > ===========================================
> > Power struggle
> > Exelon CEO Rowe in face-off with Blago over
> profits and pricing in
> electricity
> 
> > By Steve Daniels
> > September 26, 2005
> > Exelon Corp. CEO John W. Rowe holds a hot hand in
> the electric power
> market,
> 
> but he'll have to wrestle his winnings away from
> Gov. Rod Blagojevich.
> >
> > Mr. Rowe staked Exelon's future on nuclear power
> plants, a move that
> proved
> 
> prescient beginning nearly two years ago when rising
> natural gas prices
> pushed
> up the cost of electricity generated by natural
> gas-fired plants. The lower
> cost
> of nuclear plants positions Mr. Rowe to reap big
> profits when a freeze on
> electric rates in Illinois expires two years from
> now.
> >
> > But Gov. Blagojevich is taking dramatic steps to
> stop him. Last month,
> the
> governor all but ordered Illinois regulators to
> reject Exelon's proposal to
> set
> electric rates through an auction-based system
> expected to produce big
> price
> hikes. And last week, he appointed consumer advocate
> and longtime Exelon
> adversary Martin Cohen to chair the Illinois
> Commerce Commission, the state
> agency that regulates utilities.
> 
> >
> > Now it's Mr. Rowe's move. In the face-off with the
> governor, he holds
> strong,
> if controversial cards. The 60-year-old executive
> told Wall Street in
> August
> that he'd consider selling Exelon's Illinois unit,
> Commonwealth Edison Co.,
> if
> 
> regulators set the utility's rates below the
> wholesale market price of
> power.
> >
> > "I'll divest it," he told the group.
> >
> > Mr. Rowe wasn't available last week to comment on
> the governor's latest
> moves,
> but ComEd President Frank Clark backed up his boss,
> saying ComEd would have
> to
> file for bankruptcy protection "in a matter of
> months" in 2007 if it were
> forced
> to buy power at market prices but couldn't pass
> those costs to its
> customers.
> Asking Exelon's nuclear power plants to subsidize
> the utility, which no
> longer
> owns any plants, would be unfair to the company's
> investors, he argues.
> 
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Andrew R. Klein
anrklein at yahoo.com