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The incomprehensible complexity of the grid comes with its own irreducible pathologies, experts say.

Charles Pic 22 France Boosting the number of Frenchmen on the grid comes a wild card from Montélimar, who has yet to win a car racing title.

Air quality could get worse, he said, because most of the power fed into the grid comes from plants fueled by coal or gas, not a renewable source like wind or the sun.

As the smart grid comes into operation, network companies will be spared building new, expensive (and ugly) power lines to increase capacity, says Taylor: "Customers can feel that they're playing an active role in their energy system, and they should be able to adopt low-carbon technologies pretty much unfettered by any constraints from the network.

"He used a lot of references coming from conceptualism, from minimalism, from high modernism, so the grid comes up, geometric abstraction, minimalist forms, corner pieces that remind us of art by maybe Robert Smithson, or maybe Donald Judd," Mr. Pedrosa said, "or maybe Carl Andre pieces are referenced, but no longer in a purely formal, aesthetic way.

"They can actually trip your whole power system up so that when the rest of the grid comes online there's a surge, and it can damage not only the generator but the wiring," said Claudia Chandler, assistant director of the California Energy Commission.

Behind the top three on the grid come Ferrari new boy and four-times champion Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen.

In January 2008 the entire grid came close to collapse, forcing mines and other businesses to shut down.

It's hard to stack any words or phrases in a puzzle grid, come to think of it.

At one deli on 52nd and Broadway in Manhattan, the charm of the world left behind by the grid came to the fore.

FirstEnergy officials, for instance, insist that safety and operation of the grid come first; deals are canceled, they say, if conditions are judged inadequate to handle them.