PeopleINT completes 8-yrs this week 2018aug, Originally introduced on national-friendship-day august-first-sunday on 2010aug, As name suggests, peopleINT means people’s initiatives for good, particularly for universal-peace-sustainability UPS,

In 2010, when peopleint introduced, earth’s peoples population was 6.9-billion, now in 2018aug, its 7.7-billion, This shows good-peoples have increased in world in this 8-yr time, but such growth must continue without downfall in future also, & for this, lets work together more & better !

Also, the big problems in world have caused problems for peoples in world, particularly the syrian-war since 2011, chelyabinsk-meteor in 2013feb15, etc; We must work harder to minimise problems & maximimise good-life for all in world in longer-run !

The two main notable things happened in these 8-yrs are “sustainable development goals in 2015” & paris-climate-agreement in 2015

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_Development_Goals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_Agreement

PeopleINT, from day one, till now, is non-profit, As peoples are owners & leaders of it, Its upto us to decide what kind of world we must build for our children & future-generations, Its upto us to upvote & uphold & carry forward, the great-standards set by our ancestors/predecessors, its upto us to show the world that compassion is more valuable & sustainable than currency,

peopleINT today, has physically-living-people only from 20th & 21st-century, We must work responsibly to promote the good-ideas/ideals given by our long history of ancestors since founding of universe & earth. The peoples of past till 19th-century may not be physically with us today, but their good-works & good-guidance are with us, which inspire us to do more for long-time betterment in our only home universe,

Lets try to be good-successors to our good-predecessors, & lets try to be good-predecessors to our successors; Thank you, Together lets work as one universal family

Sincerely

Manoj Than

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Founding of UN – dream of freedom for all – prayer service at ship – atlantic charter 1941aug10

https://vid.me/UNO-founding

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introducing – UN

May 15, 2015

universalnatpu.zohosites.com

When we started PeopleINT in Aug-2010, we had a simple mission : “to reduce problems” – because Bill gates told in harvard speech –  “Reducing inequity is highest human achievement”

In last four-years, we saw “Chelyabinsk meteor 15-feb-2013” as most important problem which can destroy entire earth, so we trying to improve our work in this area

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelyabinsk_meteor

We lost PeopleINT.com domain recently, but there are million other way to reduce problems in earth which we will continue pursuing with passion

We request you feedback, criticism, volunteerism, contributions in this journey of reducing problems in earth

https://sites.google.com/site/manojthansiwebsite/ten-commandments-for-world-peace

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October 14, 2013

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our career is our Style/Lifestyle,

bill gates, steve jobs build own companies to improve their style

from http://blog.asmartbear.com/rich-vs-king-sold-company.html

http://thenextweb.com/lifehacks/2013/10/08/want-to-create-your-own-url-shortener-heres-how-in-2013/

About Technical Machine

Technical Machine seeks to empower software developers to make the next generation of physical, internet-enabled devices- from prototype to manufacturing.

Tessel is a microcontroller that runs JavaScript.
Use it to easily make physical devices that connect to the web.

http://googlefiberblog.blogspot.in/2013/10/behind-scenes-with-google-fiber-how-we.html

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 08, 2013

Behind the Scenes with Google Fiber: How we actually build Google Fiber

This is the second post in our “Behind the Scenes” blog series, designed to answer some frequently asked questions about how things work at Google Fiber. Today, our construction manager John Toccalino is going to explain the steps in actually building a Google Fiber network and why it takes awhile. – Ed.

Today your Internet and TV service are probably connected to your home via copper wires. This technology has been around for over 100 years, and it just wasn’t built for what we’re trying to use it for today. My job with Google Fiber is to build thousands of miles of brand new fiber-optic cable, which is far better and faster than copper at transmitting information, such as the bits that make up your favorite websites, YouTube videos, video chats, or online games. Fiber-optic cables are made of glass, and they use lasers to transmit information — close to the speed of light! It’s amazing technology, but unfortunately very few homes have direct access to fiber networks today.

That’s where my team comes in. Every day, we’re working to plan and build brand new Google Fiber networks in Kansas City and Austin. There are a few big steps.

Step 1: Figure out where we can put our fiber. We need to build thousands of miles of fiber — but we can’t just put it wherever we want. First, we use the infrastructure data that the city has shared with us to create a base map of where we can build (existing utility poles, conduit) and where we should avoid (water, sewer and electric lines). Then, a team of surveyors and engineers hits the streets to fill in any missing details.

Step 2: Design the network. There are a few basic components to our Fiber networks that we need to design from scratch for every single city. In general, you can think of it as a hub-and-spoke design:

Fiber-Network-Diagram.jpg

Every mile of this network has to be planned and diagramed, which takes a huge amount of time (imagine planning a network that touches ~30 utility poles per mile, for thousands of miles). We also plan and build backup fiber routes; we want to be ready just in case there’s a break in service along any section of our network (it just so happens that squirrels love to chew through fiber lines).

Step 3: Build the network. Only once we have a solid plan — including diagrams of every utility pole our fiber will travel on, detailed maps of where we’ll need to dig up streets to install new conduit, and the specs for every single hut and cabinet — can we get boots on the ground to start building our network. That’s when you’ll start to see crews out in the streets with their boom trucks, boring machines, and rolls of conduit and cables.

Fiber-Construction.jpg

In other words, this is a huge undertaking, and we know you might get a bit impatient with us from time to time. We know you want your Google Fiber — please know that we’ve got our teams hard at work to get you connected just as soon as we can.

Posted by John Toccalino, Manager of Outside Plant Engineering, Google Fiber