Presentation by Edward Parkinson, FirstNet, at AGL Conference, June 19, Washi...Sharpe Smith
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The document provides an update on FirstNet activities from Edward Parkinson, Director of Government Affairs. It discusses the organization of FirstNet including leadership appointments. It outlines the consultation process with states, which involves an initial consultation, design reviews, and developing state plans. The document also discusses challenges in building the network across different coverage categories and efforts around outreach and procurement.
Presentation by Edward Parkinson, FirstNet, at AGL Conference, June 19, Washi...Sharpe Smith
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The document provides an update on FirstNet activities from Edward Parkinson, Director of Government Affairs. It discusses the organization of FirstNet including leadership appointments. It outlines the consultation process with states, which involves an initial consultation, design reviews, and developing state plans. The document also discusses challenges in building the network across different coverage categories and efforts around outreach and procurement.
10 Rules for Designing Visually Engaging 狠狠撸sAndi Galpern
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This document outlines 10 rules for designing visually engaging slides: 1) Understand your audience; 2) Choose legible typefaces such as sans serif for easy reading and serif for blocks of text; 3) Use contrast to make information obvious; 4) Use high-quality images from stock sites; 5) Keep blocks of copy short for easy digestion; 6) Define a color scheme; 7) Use simple animations and transitions; 8) Organize information visually; 9) Do not read slides verbatim; and 10) Showcase your personality.
Wireless (Small Cell) challenges for California Cities & CountiesOmar Masry, AICP
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The document discusses the challenges and proposed strategies for the implementation of small cells and wireless infrastructure in California, highlighting the push by wireless carriers like Mobilitie to treat them as utilities and concerns about their aesthetic and regulatory impacts in residential neighborhoods. It details potential federal and state lobbying efforts aimed at overriding local control and establishing new wireless infrastructure, including the construction of large poles and small cells in public rights-of-way. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for cities and counties to adapt their regulations and work collaboratively with these carriers to promote smart wireless siting that minimizes visual and noise intrusion.