To: kattracks
Do we have any power gurus who can explain about this whole notion of load distribution and how it affects separate power systems spread over hundreds of miles? I have always wondered why there aren't a set of switches that shut down transmission outside an area and keeps the capacity confined.
And on a funny note, imagine all the kids all over the Northeast, who got yelled at to not open the refrigerator last night.
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08/15/2003 3:35:20 AM PDT by
Chancellor Palpatine
("What if the hokey pokey is really what its all about?" - Jean Paul Sartre)
To: Chancellor Palpatine
Notice...there are three grids: East, West and TEXAS!
To: Chancellor Palpatine
To: Chancellor Palpatine
It's odd, but in certain fields (especially education), the more they make improvements, the worse things get.
It will be amusing to see who wins the gold medal in the butt-covering event at the next olympics.
By the by, Your tag-line is really great. Belongs in the bathroom wall hall-of-fame (no slur intended). ROTFLMAO
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