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	Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department: Pacific Electric Ray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Pacific electric ray is one of 14 described species of electric rays, but is the only species limited to the west coast of the US.
		Pacific electric rays are usually found on sandy bottoms around rocky reefs and kelp beds.
		Pacific electric rays are ovoviviparous with embryos feeding initially on yolk and eventually receiving additional nourishment from the mother through absorption of uterine fluid.
	www.flmnh.ufl.edu /fish/Gallery/Descript/Peray/Peray.html (1149 words)

	Trolleyville School - Color Guide for Painting Model Pacific Electric Railway Cars
		Pacific Electric resurrected this color and applied it to the "Valley Sevens", the car #107 modernization project, the first batch of Portland Box Motors converted from coaches, and a few other cars which happened to be in the shop for painting at the time.
		The paint scheme was very unusual for the Pacific Electric as it was possibly the first time that the PERy abandoned the solid red paint scheme in use before 1911.
		Pacific Electric Red, #83-19024, was adopted as standard with the approval of car 608 and was used for everything to the very end.
	www.trolleyville.com /tv/school/pery_color_guide/index.shtml (3286 words)

	Electric Vehicles
		Electric drive vehicles (EDVs) are one way of reducing vehicle emissions that contribute two-thirds of all air pollution in most cities.
		An electric vehicle is a motor vehicle, such as an automobile, truck, or bus, which uses a rechargeable battery for fuel, replacing gasoline, diesel or other types of combustible fuels.
		The cleanest, most fuel efficient HEV design is one in which there is a significant all-electric range (20 miles or more) and where the vehicle is plugged in to recharge the batteries at the end of the day.
	www.pge.com /about_us/environment/electric_vehicles (1765 words)

	History: Sierra Pacific Power
		By the time Sierra Pacific Power was incorporated from an amalgamation of numerous predecessor companies in 1928, electricity was purchased from other utilities and "imported" to northern Nevada over high voltage electric transmission lines.
		Today, Sierra Pacific's customers are served by a combination of imported power and electricity produced by the company's three major power plants.
		Mining still accounts for a significant portion of Sierra Pacific's electric sales as it did when the Farad hydroelectric plant began generating electricity at the turn of the century.
	www.sierrapacificresources.com /company/overview/sp_history (443 words)

	Pacific Gas & Electric Brief
		It is also important to stress that electric and magnetic fields arise not only from powerlines but also from the distribution and use of that power inside the home, office, or factory.
		The present public concern that low intensity electromagnetic fields that are near electric power lines are hazardous originated primarily from a report of an epidemiological study that the incidence of childhood leukemia near Denver was greater among families who lived close to power lines than among those that lived further away.
		The considerable increase in electricity use in the past century does not seem to have been accompanied by major increases in the incidence of the types of cancers discussed.
	www.atlanticlegal.org /pge.html (7374 words)

	Pacific Electric Trail
		Friends of the Pacific Electric Trail is a 501c(3) non-profit community organization that supports the completion and enhancement of the Inland Empire Pacific Electric rail-trail conversion project.
		Friends of the Pacific Electric Trail is a 403(b) non-profit community organization that supports the completion and enhancement of the Inland Empire Pacific Electric rail-trail conversion project.
		Phase V is a short segment bound by the "Phase I" segment to the West and the 15 Freeway undercrossing to the East.
	www.pacificelectrictrail.org (634 words)

	Pacific Electric Railway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This was seen as a better solution than a new mass transit system or an upgrade of the Pacific Electric, and large-scale destruction of neighborhoods for freeway construction began in 1951.
		The PE's freight service was continued by the Southern Pacific Railroad and operated under the Pacific Electric name through 1964.
		This single-ended car was originally built for the City of Philadelphia in 1946 (Pacific Electric only operated double-ended PCC's).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pacific_Electric (1815 words)

	Cole's Pacific Electric Buffet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Pacific Electric took over the Los Angeles-Pasadena interurban line, then built a new line to Long Beach in 1902.
		Pacific Electric offered low cost trips to a variety of southern California destinations.
		At its peak, the Pacific Electric Railway was huge: 1,150 miles of track covering four counties and 900 cars.
	colespebuffet.com /redc.html (727 words)

	(Pacific Coast Electric, Inc. - Stayton, OR)
		Pacific Coast Electric has been meeting the electrical contracting needs of area residents and businesses since 1984.
		Pacific Coast Electric offers residential, commercial and industrial wiring, mobile home and hot tub hook-ups.
		Pacific Coast Electric is located at 1425 East Santiam St. in Stayton, Oregon.
	www.pacificcoastelectricinc.com (105 words)

	Pacific Gold Electric, Inc. - Welcome
		Pacific Gold Electric’s founder and employees have over 20 years of diversified electrical experience with residential, commercial, and industrial projects.
		We are dedicated to providing the highest level of electrical services and we will work closely with our customers to ensure the highest levels of satisfaction.
		These principles have become firmly entrenched with all employees of Pacific Gold Electric, Inc. Pacific Gold Electric, undertakes few advertisements and we understand that customer satisfaction, repeat patronage and word-of-mouth is key to our future success.
	pacificgoldelectric.com (187 words)

	Electric Avenue: Pacific Electric Railway and the Arrowhead Hot Springs Line
		The Pacific Electric name had vanished from the scene, and the end was near for the Arrowhead line when this picture was taken in 1960.
		The Pacific Electric name had long since vanished from the scene, and now there was only one lonely little Southern Pacific diesel locomotive and just a single water tank car left.
		In 1911, the Pacific Electric Railway bought the SBVT and the trolleys were then based at a larger station shared with the Southern Pacific Railroad.
	www.geocities.com /gatewaycityca/Arrowhead_Line.html (3857 words)

	Port of LA Waterfront Red Car Line
		For sixty years, the Los Angeles area was served by a vast network of electric railway lines operated by the Pacific Electric Railway.
		A third car, restored in the 1960’s from an actual 1907-vintage Pacific Electric car, is available for special operations including charters.
		The line uses parts of an old Pacific Electric right-of-way that continued to be used for freight operation long after the original Red Cars were gone.
	www.railwaypreservation.com /page8.html (341 words)

	Pacific Gas and Electric Company - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1905, Pacific Gas and Electric Company was formed by a merger of the SFGandE co. and the California Gas and Electric corporation.
		However, the market for electricity was dominated by the Enron Corporation, which, with help from other corporations, artificially pushed prices for electricity ever higher.
		This led to the California electricity crisis that began in 2000.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pacific_Gas_and_Electric_Company (2133 words)

	Electric Blue - PACIFIC magazine
		Not navy blue, turquoise or even teal, but a shade I call electric blue.
		I sneak outside and cram the electric blue book inside the Hefty bag on the curb.
		Explore Pacific's MFA in Writing (admissions, program format and more)
	www.pacificu.edu /magazine/2005/winter/electric-blue.cfm (645 words)

	Pacific Gas and Electric seeks bankruptcy - Apr. 6, 2001
		NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Pacific Gas and Electric Co., California's largest utility, filed Friday for bankruptcy protection from creditors because of unreimbursed power costs that are now running at more than $300 million a month.
		Soaring utility rates have been the subject of much debate in California as the wholesale prices of electricity have skyrocketed, jumping from an average of $30 per megawatt hour last year to $330 in January.
		The move was supposed to lower the bills of consumers by preventing most utilities from passing rising costs on to their customers until at least March 2002.
	money.cnn.com /2001/04/06/news/pacificgas (701 words)

	PE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		PE 1001 is one of the last wooden interurbans ordered by the Pacific Electric.
		PE 1299 was the premier business car for the Pacific Electric, and was also used in extra-fare parlor car service.
		PE 1624 is an electric locomotive that was part of PE's extensive freight operation.
	www.oerm.org /pages/pe.html (253 words)

	Federal Pacific Electric Panels: Fires Waiting to Happen, Debate Waiting to Be Ended
		This document explains the latent electric shock and fire hazards associated with Federal Pacific Electric Stab-Lok electric panels and circuit breakers.
		One expert opined to me privately that he believed that the original product's price point in the electrical equipment market was at the low end, and that had Federal Pacific attempted a redesign they'd not have had a product they could sell at their price point.
		See Multiwire Branch Electrical Circuits and Split-Wired Receptacles - Electrical Wiring Safety Requirements - Note this is background on multi-wire circuits and is not FPE specific except that since I recommend wiring these circuits with double pole breakers and double pole FPE breakers don't trip very well, it's an important concept.
	www.inspect-ny.com /fpe/fpe.html (2694 words)

	PRESS RELEASE In Memory of Los Angeles' Pacific Electric Railway: Jazz Songwriter-Musician Jon Hartmann's New CD ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Available via the Internet on CDBaby.com, the all-original composition "Pacific Electric" CD is described as 'modern jazz, with strong roots in old school funk, a deep admiration of Aaron Copeland and Afro-Cuban grooves.' But the instrumental vibe reflects passion and emotes the feelings of its writer/producer/musician, Hartmann.
		"My interest in the Pacific Electric Railway began in 1967, when I was given a tour of the remains of the Subway Terminal Building under downtown Los Angeles.
		The Pacific Electric Railway was removed under questionable circumstances, and a large measure of American history remains untold and off-limits.
	www.marketwire.com /mw/release_html_b1?release_id=75652 (584 words)

	Pacific Electric Railway Images
		I have been interested in the Pacific Electric since I was a teen.
		Corporate headquarters of the Pacific Electric, and the departure point or destination of many many trains each day, the 6th & Main station was truly the center of the PE.
		The Pacific Electric was the only railroad serving Torrance industries until 1929, when the Santa Fe built its west-side line to the harbor.
	www.reprise.com /railroadweb/pacific_electric/default.asp (304 words)

	Sierra Pacific -Electric Check
		Electric Check enables you to pay your power bill with an automatic withdrawal from your checking or savings account.
		Simply notify us in writing with your name, address and Sierra Pacific customer number (located on your Sierra Pacific bill).
		Electric Check is open to all residential and commercial customers with a current account and no more than one returned check in a 12-month period.
	www.sierrapacific.com /services/residential/payment/electric_check.cfm (283 words)

	Pacific Electric Trail
		The Pacific Electric Trail corridor is an opportunity that comes rarely to a region or city.
		The Pacific Electric Railway was once the world’s largest interurban and street railway system, extending from Los Angeles to its outlying regions.
		This master plan is the basis for grant applications to fund the Pacific Electric Trail project.
	www.ci.rancho-cucamonga.ca.us /govt/pet.htm (957 words)

	Pacific Electric Railway San Pedro Waterfront Red Car
		The Port of Los Angeles Waterfront Red Car Line is a 1.5 mile long vintage trolley line connecting San Pedro’s World Cruise Center with other attractions along the waterfront including 6th Street and the LA Maritime Museum, Ports O' Call, Fisherman's Wharf and 22nd Street.
		The line is using a former Pacific Electric right-of- way, also used by the Pacific Harbor Line for freight operations, rebuilt to accommodate trolley operations with traditional 600-volt DC overhead trolley wire.
		A third car, Pacific Electric 1058, a 1000-class Interurban car that was restored in the 1960’s from an actual 1907-vintage Pacific Electric car and outfitted with rubber tires and a gasoline engine, has been converted back to a railcar and is available for special operations including charters.
	www.sanpedro.com /spcom/redcar.htm (457 words)

	Amazon.com: Are You Ready/Pacific Gas and Electric: Music: Pacific Gas & Electric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Pacific Gas and Electric was initially known as Bluesberry Jam and, at that time, included drummer Fito De La Parra.
		The bands first release, Get It On, immediately spurred controversy when it's album cover featured sexual innuendos in the form of a train and a bullet aimed at a pretty girl, the cover was censored and the album was re-released and performed dismally.
		Get It On was and still is the best Pacific Gas and Electric album, seems as though the small Orange label owners should try to pull thier heads out of thier a-- and put the master tape on disc.
	www.amazon.com /Are-Ready-Pacific-Gas-Electric/dp/B00000093Y (1539 words)

	Pacific Electric Railway Monument (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The electric trolley system carried commuters and sightseers through Southern California cities, fruit groves, beach areas, ranchland, and the Spanish Missions.
		The "Santa Ana" line (1905-1950) extending before you is one remnant of the vast Pacific Electric system.
		The Pacific Electric Southern District was completed in 1902.
	www.river-road.net /oldcars/redcar (407 words)

	Pacific Electric Railway \|\| Catenary Video Productions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Volume 1, first in a trilogy of Pacific Electric videos, features the Southern District, with the Long Beach/San Pedro, Newport Beach, Santa Ana and El Segundo/Torrance Lines.
		As the system's premier freight hauler, electric, steam and diesel powered freights, plus box motors and RPOs kept the rails well polished with wartime activity, and these amazing scenes recall it all with vivid clarity.
		Justifiably revered as the world’s greatest interurban, the Pacific Electric’s vast empire has required three video volumes to cover it in detail.
	www.catenaryvideo.com /pe.html (445 words)

	Pacific Electric Railway Images (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Normandie Blvd line was part of the original Pacific Electric route from Los Angeles to San Pedro.
		On the map above, you can see the Pacific Electric Torrance line passing under the viaduct that provides rail service to the Columbia Steel Mill.
		This is the only place on the Pacific Electric where the railroad built a bridge to cross over itself.
	www.reprise.com /railroadweb/pacific_electric/torrance_map.asp (164 words)

	PACIFIC ELECTRIC SUBWAY - Home
		Downtown was also the hub of the Pacific Electric.
		The Pacific Electric decided to build a "subway," which was more of a shortcut for trolleys going to Hollywood or the San Fernando Valley.
		The most surprising fact is that the Pacific Electric Subway, built 75 years ago and un-maintained for 45 years, has survived three major earthquakes and has no major damage!
	www.westworld.com /~elson/larail/PE/tunnel.html (609 words)

	Sky City Productions, Inc. "This Was Pacific Electric" The Los Angeles Red Car (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Sky City Productions, Inc. "This Was Pacific Electric" The Los Angeles Red Car
		Produced in cooperation with the world famous Huntington Library, This Was Pacific Electric explains the interweaving of this famous railway and the development of Southern California -- Five counties that became what they are today because the RED CARS of the PE The story is told through historical film and hundreds of still pictures.
		It contains interviews with historians, those who worked on the railway, and those who simply remember the days when you could travel anywhere in Southern California by electric rail.
	www.skycityproductions.com /pe (156 words)

	PACIFIC HISTORY MONTHLY \| 7/20 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Welcome to Pacific Electric Monograph's guide to significant dates in Pacific History.
		In 1945, in the Pacific, B-29s pounded Osaka and Nagoya, two of Japan's largest industrial cities.
		Both divisions headed to the Pacific for the invasion of Japan.
	www.pacifichistory.net /HISTORYFILE/0720.HTML (103 words)

	The Red Cars of Los Angeles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		By the 1920s, as the popularity of automobiles increased, service to some communities was discontinued as tracks were paved over, and the trains had to yield their high speed right of ways to traffic crossings.
		Get all the nitty-gritty details you could want on all the electric rail lines that have served southern California over the years (includes route maps for many lines).
		First electric trolley in L.A., circa 1887 running on Pico, west to Vermont.
	www.usc.edu /isd/archives/la/historic/redcars (1078 words)

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