WELCOME ABOARD the Neverending Ocean Cruise!  Welcome to the
deep end, Glad To Have You Here ...where we find shorter spaces
between us. -- Bobby Ocean  Monday, August 29, 2011   Utility
Plans To Charge Customers For Pipeline Repair  One year ago a
tragedy that could and should have never happened blasted its
way onto front page news in the Northern California Bay Area.
Sept. 9th, 2010: a PG&E pipeline exploded underneath a San Bruno
killing eight people and turning 38 homes to which they provided
gas into toothpicks and shrapnel.  Get out your checkbook.  Now
the Utility Company wants the VICTIMS AND CUSTOMERS TO PAY for
repairs for which it is solely responsible. After what we've
since learned, are not all customers of PG&E, essentially a
monopoly, now its potential victims? Seriously.  That PG&E is
completely at fault has been verified by tons of evidence. There
were people in the PG&E organization well aware that they had a
seam weld risk - for some reason it wasn't getting addressed. As
one example, a co