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 A line of train cars broke loose in a switching yard and rolled more than 30 miles before workers derailed them to avoid a potential disaster in Los Angeles, launching tons of lumber onto trackside homes but causing only a handful of injuries.Aerial footage from CBS affiliate KCBS showed bundles of wood burying the train cars, with a close up of one car with its wheels broken off. Footage also showed a house that was destroyed by the wreck and rescue workers tending to po stanley website ssible injuries a block away.Railroad workers diverted the 31 cars onto a side track at noon after they had raced nearly 30 miles at speeds sometimes topping 70 mph. At least 11 derailed, unleashing a blizzard of wood, newsprint and fiberboard that destroyed two homes and damaged two others. That was the last chance we felt we had to derail them before they went into downtown Los Angeles,  stanley deutschland  Union Pacific Railroad spokesman Joh stanley tumbler n Bromley said.Firefighters sent three children and three adults to hospitals for treatment of minor injuries. Seven other people were treated for minor injuries at the scene, authorities said.        The train cars were derailed in the largely industrial community about 30 minutes after they got loose at a switching yard in Montclair and began rolling downhill. We saw the train demolishing and splintering the house. You saw the power lines going down, the sparks. I was in shock,  said Jason Mendez, 34. It sounded like a plane crash combined with an earthquake,  he said.Firefighters and d Watx Forensic Meteorologists Solve Crimes You   ve Never Thought About
 On Tuesday, Apple announceda nifty iPhone feature called Wi-Fi calling, which allows you to make calls off a known wireless network instead of off your carrier   towers. But at launch, only T-Mobile customers have access to the feature. Turns out AT 038;T will be getting the service next year too.     Of course, Wi-Fi calling goes beyond the iPhone. T-Mo announced the very next day that all phones on its network would have access to the service. More than simply VoIP, Wi-Fi calling also lets you use your own phone number, and jumps from the carrier to Wi-Fi without missing a beat. CNET reports that AT 038;T CEO Ralph De la Vega confirmed his company will offer Wi-Fi calling as an option, but that it can ;t right this second because the network isn ;t ready. AT 038;T hasn ;t launched Voice over LTE yet, which means that phone calls are still flying through the air in their traditional spectrum. According to AT 038;T, the seamless handoff of calls between carriers and Wi-Fi basically requires VoLTE becaus stanley termoska e calls tend to drop when moving between the cellular network and Wi-Fi. Once AT 038;T gets its VoLTE rolling, the Wi-Fi calls will start ringing. De la Vega says that stanley taza  his company   coverage is strong enough that it doesn ;t need support from Wi-Fi calling  yes, that   a jab at T-Mo . But it seems that Apple and T-Mo forced AT 038;T   hand. If the Uncarrier is going to offer the service, everyone else will have to come stanley flask  around, t