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New technology such as WiMax and user trends such as increased wireless data downloads are changing the nature of base-station design, according to the latest research from the Unstrung Insider. The new report -- 3G Base Station Design & Wireless Network Economics -- highlights the steady evolution of a new breed of "faster, cheaper, smaller" base stations. "With an emphasis on increasing data throughput for both 3G and WiMax, speed is certainly being addressed," writes the report's author, Simon Swales. "There is also a trend towards smaller base stations, with the idea of a zero-footprint base station gaining interest." These design concepts are gaining ground over previous, monolithic designs because the mobile operators that use the infrastructure are facing increasing costs associated with deploying cell sites.
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The world outside Placer County's most troubled homes promises to be a friendlier one for children soon to be housed at a new Emergency Children's Shelter in North Auburn.Construction on the 12,000-square-foot school and living quarters, plus a 3,600-square-foot administrative and medical area, officially started Monday with a groundbreaking by elected officials.The shelter, built on county-owned land and with a price tag of $11.5 million, will be ready for occupancy next fall. The building will replace quarters nearby that county CEO Tom Miller and others described as "20 years past its time."The shelter provides temporary housing for children who need to be away from home because of abuse, neglect or other potentially harmful situations. About 300 children are placed in the emergency shelter yearly, Department of Health and Human Services Director Richard Burton said.Among the speakers at the groundbreaking ceremony was 23-year-old Amber Lane, a past resident of the Placer County facility and a recent California State University, Chico graduate.
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