[SAJ]

You got it, brother. Nor has there been nearly enough made of the fact that Calbania paid more for power purchased within the borders of the state (and from British Columbia, but that's no surprise) than they ever did on normal day-to-day transactions with the power boys.

Adding insult to injury is today's Barron's, which contains an article on fuller transparancy for shareholders, written by none other than the Treasurer of...you guessed it...Calbania.

This bozo was in charge of the financing for one of the great economic fiascoes in American history, and NOW he's gonna tell us about better corporate/mutual fund governance? Puh-leeeeeeze. Not after a full meal, ok fella.