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Olympic Runners Are Fast. On Tokyo's Fast Track, They're Shattering World Records - Vimarsana News

Olympic Runners Are Fast. On Tokyo's Fast Track, They're Shattering World Records

TOKYO — Sprinters, hurdlers and other runners at the Tokyo Olympics have been crushing their previous times and in many cases setting new records for their

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Tour De France: How Many Calories Will The Winner Burn? - Vimarsana News

Tour De France: How Many Calories Will The Winner Burn?

Imagine you begin pedaling from the start of Stage 17 of this year’s Tour de France. First, you would bike approximately 70 miles (112 km) with a gradual increase in elevation of around 1,300 feet (400 m). But you’ve yet to hit the fun part: the Hautes-Pyrénées mountains. Over the next 40 miles (64 km) you would have to climb three mountain peaks with a net increase of a mile (1.6 km) in elevation. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for social media buttons. On the fittest day of my life, I might not even be able to finish Stage 17 - much less do it ...

El Paso Electric plans smart meters for Texas, New Mexico customers - Vimarsana News

El Paso Electric plans smart meters for Texas, New Mexico customers

El Paso Electric plans to go to a smart, automated customer metering system beginning in 2023 in Texas and New Mexico under a proposal recently filed with Texas regulators. The smart meters will allow the company to read electric meters, and start or stop electricity remotely from a central location, and remake its rate structure to reduce electric usage at peak hours based on meter-generated data. The system, to cost $157 million in Texas, will be paid for mostly through customer bill surcharges lasting 12 years for residential customers and five years for other customer classifications, un...