Going Into the World!

"Who likes John? I think Kelly Clarkson is gonna make it to the end."

"Me? Well, Kelly's good at it."

"Bloody, that's all."

Jennifer and I are watching American Idol. This is helping Jnet's channel to get a commercial price as it is becoming more and more popular among young people today.

Three or four small cable operators have already signed up to receive three sets of Turner type 'Jnets, Jmusic nets and J-Movi nets', while the fourth largest Cox cable company will also receive a channel for 20 million subscribers in the close stages next week.

'Cause you make me feel

Because you have me.

You make me feel,

You want me to...

♪ You make me feel like ♪

You want me to...

A natural woman

It makes me feel like a woman.

"Huh? Why is he up there?"

During the broadcast, Kelly Clarkson came and sang a song called Natural Women, and at the end of the broadcast, a man comes up on stage with a rose.

"That's odd. There's no such thing."

Jennifer tilts her head and hugs Kelly Clarkson with a rose. A few times, my face lit up on the screen. He looks fine. Are you one of the kids that came out this time?

Guard, guard!

As he went down, suddenly there was a voice on the broadcast, looking for a bodyguard. Gosh, it turned out he was "Audience 1." I just watched and told him it was good to go up and not let him finish singing. I'm almost done, of course, but...

"He's fading, too. I can't believe you went up there on live television. Tsk, tsk."

"I don't know. I thought you knew Kelly because she was smiling and hugging you."

"That's what I mean. Damn."

Looking at you funny, you see some nonsense and make a hollow smile. The audience in the audience gets up excited every time the competition sings, and this popularity... it's all my money. Heh heh.

"Kelly's song is amazing. Right?"

"If it's so good, go and buy me some food. It's right up your nose when you fall."

"Can I?"

"What's not to like? If he cares about you, he'll love it. It's gonna be a Johnstone musical anyways."

I told Jennifer to go and play. I've been depressed for days because I don't have a baby. I'm still a window, so I don't care much, but Jennifer wants to keep busy and have a baby.

Those bastards who shot at me so far, they probably didn't survive without any news. Tonight, I think we need to load up and shoot deeper.

Ping! Phishing!

Jennifer looks at me and smiles as I laugh. She gives Jennifer a big hug because it worked.

Today is a special day. It was the opening of the Johnstone Marter Grid System Center, which had been developed and installed over the past year, and I invited government officials and people I know, including Governor David. Of course, for press conferences, reporters flocked to the area.

"General Schwartz, how are you?"

"John, your face always looks good."

"General Monroe, it's been a long time."

"Chairman Kim, I see you often in the newspaper."

"General Sherman, welcome."

"Nice to meet you."

I spoke with the men whom General Schwartz had introduced earlier and the new generals. Four stars is General Parker with General Schwartzmannmann Phillip, who is the first to see him today.

General Phillip and General Parker each served as California Air Force bases and the Ministry of Defense. Five 4-Star Generals were short of a foot, but they were about the same. He looks at General Schwartz and shrugs as if his friends were proud.

In Korea, US adults flocked to my party because of its narrow city, but not in mainland America. The area is wide, so people are going. I'm not just following them. It is because each of them is busy trying to make connections.

With the help of General Schwartz, I got to know him personally, but not everyone hates hanging out with me, but I'm having a hard time playing with old people.

General Munron and General Sherman value honor, and if they attend a board of directors of a military-related company once or twice a year, they give them $10-200,000.

If you cooperate with something here, it's also hundreds of thousands to millions in benefits. However, not all soldiers like this price for lobbying.

The two generals deserve to eat and live in the afterlife, but they seem to think they can make more money and go around like salesmen. It doesn't mean they don't want to make money. I just hate the idea of going out to make money.

The businesses that I want to advance do not need anyone to go and lobby. I just sat down as a member to keep the weight on. Satellite businesses, nuclear power plants, gas, genetics, and the establishment of various systems in the government are sensitive businesses, but they are less bothersome if they sit on the board.

The new concept of the power supply system will also ultimately control the entire United States at Johnstone Consulting, which requires the weight of the stars to win these contracts. It removes feelings of anxiety and disgust for no reason.

'There are 20 stars here, so don't bother me!' I want to give you a message like this. If you eat the bait I give you for a few years, you will be able to help yourself when something is urgent. That's how relationships work.

"Come here, everyone. We have a demonstration today."

I took the people standing in the lobby and entered the place marked "Command Center." In the hexagonal interior, there is a large screen on the three sides of the front. In the front, there are lines divided by grids, dots, and dots connected to the California map.

[It wasn't about energy today?]

[Like that. Then why do you see the military officers?]

[The detailed grid and dots in the area seem to indicate something.]

When I show up with the generals and executives, the people inside are curious. Then Governor Davis, who was preparing something on one side, approaches. You greet my group briefly and start the event. These people are just here to watch.

"Thank you all for attending. Today, we are going to show you the JSmart Grid power management system, which we have just described in Johnstone Energy."

As I said that, people's curiosity intensified. I instructed the employee who was waiting by hand to activate.

[Start the Johnstone Smart Grid Power Management System.]

Woo-hoo.

Along with the voice coming from the system, the screen and various instruments were turned on in unison, and I heard something suspicious.

The map and grid representing California saw three lines of yellow and green red, and some of the dots began to blink.

[Wow. This looks something, doesn't it? By the way, what are those lines?]

[Could it be electricity? Grid power management.]

[What is this? You're not actually monitoring in real time, are you?]

[I don't know exactly, but it sounds amazing.]

I could hear the reporters and people chattering, as if my ears were bright. Everyone seemed surprised to see something amazing.

'As expected, Hollywood directors are useful. Heave-ho!'

I don't think the journalists and guests gathered here feel something is wrong. Today's event is taking place on a set of balls from our 'Film Music' experts.

Sound, screen, screen placement and interior design made it look plausible. It probably made me feel that way when I rode a small Economy car and got into a Mercedes Benz or BMW.

The first voice '~ starts the system' is recorded by the storm responsible for this kind of work in the movie. It has a slightly 'whoosh' and ringing sound effect that gives the expectation that something great will happen even though it is not a big deal. At first, I wanted to create a more impressive scene for reporters and participants.

"There are no more tricks in California. As you can see, in the jurisdictional area divided by a grid, all the equipment that monitors the movement and consumption of electricity is installed and communicates 24-hour information.

We can measure production and consumption, we can predict consumption in advance. And in that case, there won't be any sudden power outages like now. "

I explained how the system works and its advantages. California's power crisis is at an all-time high because neither the government nor the corporations that failed knew exactly what was happening.

The Pacific Power Gas Company I acquired sought mediation and investigation from the government with some strange suspicions, but soon it was destroyed. The successor of the government hesitated and eventually asked me for help.

Merchants like Enron raised their prices for lack of power through subtle manipulations, and the state government had no choice but to give them what they called "market logic." Otherwise, the power will be cut immediately. This was fine when it was first three to four times more expensive, but it was a big problem when the price exceeded ten to dozen times.

"Attention, everyone."

When I point to a point with the remote pointer, the grid markings there expand. It said "Coby Power Center," and there was a picture.

"Our research has shown that there have been several deliberate interruptions in the power supply of this power plant here in order to raise prices.

In the case of the state and California electric companies, they have no knowledge of the power generation, the production, the shipping routes of people like Enron, so they don't have to intentionally disconnect their supply. I had no choice but to pay for what I was calling them because they said they were low on production. "

[Whack! What a bunch of bastards!]

[Gosh, it was so organized.]

[Stopping the power plant on purpose? They deserve a real prison life!]

Noisy, Noisy,

There was swearing everywhere. For real, they deliberately cut off the power to the power plant and disguised themselves as if they were supplied. It turns out Mr. Millard's help and a thorough investigation by Johnston Intelligence has been conducted.

However, this technique is only one of a variety of known price manipulation techniques.

"You know, at this point, the state had to pay 1,400 dollars an hour for electricity. How expensive was this? It was only 45 dollars last year. It's more than 30 times, not 3 times, but 30 times!"

Those who were momentarily stunned by my cry explode anger again to see if the numbers had made sense. Hot journalists with some sense of justice raise their voices, but they can't even pronounce hysteria in a position like this, they just burst out of anger. These guys were so honest.

While investigating, they told me to leave dozens of reports with too much dust, but I told them to leave it for internal use only. It's good to use the investigated data to acquire assets, but we're not prosecutors and we don't have to beat up bad guys. Why am I leading the implementation of a just society? It's not in a good way.

"No more good taxpayers ringing. The state government will work with Johnstone Energy and other regional businesses to stabilize prices through appropriate demand and supply, and improve the convenience of its residents and businesses."

I handed the microphone to Governor Davis, who was standing next to me, and he spoke in a manner of formal politics, which he must have struggled with so far. You'll be able to sleep on your feet now.

Once you know the situation and have a solution, you can only build a few more plants and solve them in the long run. Politically speaking, if the newspaper articles are out today, Mr. Davis' fall will bring back some popularity.

"Zoom in, connect me."

The show isn't over yet. When I got the microphone from Mr. Davis, I proceeded again. As my staff members manipulate the computer, the grid with the Coby Power Center expands, and satellite imagery appears in the corner of the screen, soon connecting to your situation room. One of the Vice Presidents who was there appeared on the video.

"Igor, are you ready?"

"Yes, sir!"

"Well, I want you to start now."

"I will pause the power supply here at the Kofi Power Center."

Noisy, noisy.

People ask themselves what I'm demonstrating. I just proceeded because I thought it would be quicker to show and explain.

"Stop now. One, two, three!"

Beep, beep!

When the video stops powering, the machine beeps as the lights come on one side of the 'Command Center' screen.

[Corby Power Center has been discontinued. I will operate the JSmart Power Grid system. Automatic adjustment is currently available at 15% of reserve power.]

Whoo-hoo!

[With the backup power from the Alcohol Power Center and the Janis Power Center, we covered the area covered by the Coby Power Center. The current total reserve power is 10%.]

"As you can see, the power outage from the Coby Center almost stopped the power supply and immediately redistributed the power. Our system has also significantly improved the ease of service stabilization and management in the region, not just monitoring. Now you don't have to worry about solving anything."

The system is tightly connected, emphasizing that it is designed to bring power through a minimally costly supply chain when there is insufficient power, and that if there is insufficient backup power, it is designed to provide sequential support from where it is important so that it can handle even the worst cases, as opposed to traditional simple grids.

Peek-a-boo!

Peek-a-boo!

I was applauded at the end of my presentation. I have subsequent Q&A times for journalists, asking for differences from the current popular power system.

I also used the traditional method and some similar words' smart grid 'to connect local power grids, pointing out that these independent systems are still a step-by-step system with a variety of problems.

< Johnstone Energy Launches Live Power Management System >

[Johnstone Energy, which began with the acquisition of Pacific power companies and Enron's California regional assets, has developed and operated a system to address the California power crisis.

Named the 'J Smart Grid Power Management System', the information system promises affordable and stable power supplies to California residents by monitoring power consumption in real time.]

< Johnstone Smart Grid System, need to spread across the U.S. >

[Significant power management models from Johnstone Energy need to be quickly expanded across the United States. So far, it has turned out that the blood taxes of citizens wasted on companies like Anon are trillions of dollars. A smart system of Johnstone energy can be transparent in its supply and consumption processes, reducing negative energy consumption, and enabling a more reliable power supply.]

After the demonstration, newspapers and broadcasts generally propagated the 'Johnstone Smart Grid' power management model. Some quickly argued that the system is also needed in other regions. As we developed this, we also identified the entire United States as potential customers. Once it's successfully operated in California, other state governments are likely to jump in. Initial installation costs a little bit, but I'll pull the plug in a few years.

Having received intensive saturation due to power issues, Mr. Grey actively promoted the system by promoting himself (?) I talked like an accomplishment. Of course, he thanked me for my elongation, but it's not free. One billion dollars for initial installation.

Although accurate aggregation is difficult, it is estimated that Californian damage is between $400 and $45 billion due to the power outage, and not a billion. Oh, of course, you get your own operating expenses.

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(200 times!! Last August, when I first started this piece by mistake, I never imagined I'd be able to write for so long, but I'm quite impressed. Thank you again for the love of your work.)

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The writer watches American Idol Season 1 on YouTube again in 2002, and one of the top eight live broadcasts comes out at the end of Kelly Clarkson's song, gives her a rose and hugs her a few times. Kelly Clarkson was so nice to me, she just said it was weird, and then he came downstairs and he heard "security, security."

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The Smart Grid, the concept of combining information communication with an existing Electrical Grid, was still smart in 2003, but not very smart. You still haven't explained it to me in your novel, have you?

Although the market size of the smart grid industry is not quite right, it is said to be between 300 and 40 billion dollars in the United States of America and between 200 and 300 billion dollars globally.

By the way, Enron, they've got a lot of guts to sell for 1,400 dollars. It's Kim Sun-dal.

Going up to this ridiculous price, federal intervention, megawatts per hour, has introduced legislation that says it can't exceed 150 dollars.