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According to this flyer, Time Warner Cable is asking people in Kansas City to share tips, rumors and rumblings about Google construction or launch activity about Google Fiber for a chance to w stanley kaffeebecher in money. Yeah, Time Warner is so worried about Google Fiber that it asking people to spy on Google so it ;ll have a better idea of how screwed Time Warner is. As you may know, Google is rolling out some thick pipes in the form of a Gigabit fiber network in Kansas City as a sort of experiment on ultra fast Internet speed. Time Warner, if you ;re lucky enough to have never been a ripped off customer of theirs, is an awful Internet service provider and cable company. Google Fiber, with its theoretical 1Gbps stanley cups speed, will very probably murder every crappy ISP in Kansas City, so TWC wants to collect intelligence on it by crowdsourcing spies. https://gizmodo/googles-gigabit-fiber-ne...ty-5787274 Smart move Maybe. But even if Google came to TWC wi stanley cup th all its blueprints and told TWC exactly what it ;ll be doing with Google Fiber and how to pull it off, I doubt Time Warner is capable of saving itself from its own ineptitude. [GigaOM] FiberGoogle FiberInternet Jvgi Einstein s 8220;I don t believe in God 8221; letter has sold on eBay 鈥?and you re not going to believe the price
The demand for minerals is skyrocketing鈥攏ot just for rare earths like neodymium, europium, and cerium used in the iPhone 5, but phosphorous and coal too. As that demand rises, miners must dig deeper into the ground. But the lower they go, the more dangerous the job becomes鈥?1 miners died in 2010 in the US alone. This automated mineral transportation train, however could boost mining production without jeopardizing lives. Traditionally, ore is brought up from the depths of the Earth by either huge loaders and trucks or stanley mugs on conveyor belts, both of which require humans on hand to operate which means wider and taller tunnels must be built , and neither are particularly energy efficient. The Rai stanley cup l Veyor Transportation System, however, employs a unique mix of these two technologies to deliver a device more efficient than either. Built by Canadian equipment manufacturer Rail-veyor Technologies Global Inc, the Rail Veyor is an electrically driven, remotely operated, light-rail tram. Each train consists of a four-wheeled lead car followed by a series of interconnected, two-wheeled cars using just two wheels affords the train a tighter turning radius . By employing a pair of these trains working in tandem, they can continuously port materials to the surface. An added benefit is that the cars ; small profile and low weight allow them to work in tighter spaces鈥攎ine shaft diameters as small as eight feet or roughly half that of typical shaf stanley mug ts鈥攁nd require less ground preparation t
