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Colorado Voters Are Set To Decide If Wolves Should Be Reintroduced To The State
CPR News | By Sam Brasch
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife via AP
A wolf from the Snake River Pack passes by a remote camera in eastern Wallowa County, Ore. A wolf advocate group in Colorado is challenging the model for U.S. wildlife management.
For wolf advocate Larry Wiess, the battle to bring wolves back to Colorado isn't just about ecology. It's about challenging more than a century of U.S. wildlife management.
Last summer, the retired animal rights lawyer spent days gathering signatures for an initiative set to appear on Colorado's November ballot. If successful, it could force the state to capture and release wolves in Western Colorado by 2024.
According to the coalition backing the plan, it'd also be the first time that voters — in any state — would decide whether to reintroduce an endangered species. Weiss is well aware of the historic nature of the initiative. For him, it's a chance to question the authority of government biologists to make big decisions about wildlife.
"That definitely should be decided by the people and not by the scientists," he said in his home in Denver. "Then we take it to the scientists to implement what the people feel about this major division of opinions."
Critics of the initiative have a name for the approach: "ballot box biology."
Sportsmen's groups and wildlife managers see the plan an assault on a tradition of North American conservation, which has long let bureaucrats manage wild animals based on science and public input. Proponents believe that the same model can't be trusted to help predators like wolves, which are often seen as a threat to hunters.
Weiss suspects that's why federal and state officials have refused to return wolves to Colorado for decades. He said going to the ballot was a way to sidestep their control.
"It's difficult to make any headway because the hunters and ranchers have such a powerful lobby on all the commissions in the states," he said.
Mark Holyoak, a spokesman for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, said the current wildlife management practices are based on the idea that wildlife belongs to the public. The principle dates back to early conservationists like Teddy Roosevelt and Aldo Leopold, who shaped a system that relies on experts to preserve game species.
"People in the know are being intentionally left out of the process," Holyoak said.
Sam Brasch / Colorado Public Radio
Wolf advocate Larry Weiss and his partner, Janet, at their home in Denver. Weiss says voters should make the big decisions rather than trusting biologists at state wildlife agencies.
To ensure populations remain viable, state wildlife agencies manage wildlife and sell hunting and fishing licenses, which in turn fund science-based conservation work. The federal Pittman-Robertson Act provides additional funding to state agencies from a tax on firearm sales.
Federal plans to delist gray wolves as an endangered species have added an urgency for initiative backers. The Trump administration proposed the rule change last March. If it goes forward, states would make their own decisions about how to manage the predators. Gray wolves have already been delisted in the Northern Rocky Mountain states.
Supporters of the ballot plan hope to get ahead of a wider federal decision. By forcing wolves back to Colorado, the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project and the Rocky Mountain Wolf Action Fund — the partner groups behind the effort — hope to create a corridor linking existing populations from earlier federal reintroduction efforts.
Wolf packs currently roam the Northern Rockies from Washington to Wyoming. A separate population of Mexican gray wolves lives in Arizona and New Mexico.
"If we can provide this corridor to connect the Northern Populations and the Southern populations, then we have balance from Mexico to Canada," Weiss said.
Recent news has complicated the push for reintroduction, though. Earlier this year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed a wolf pack was living in the Northwest corner of the state. While lone wolves have migrated to the state before, the announcement marked the first evidence of a pack living in Colorado in decades. Biologists believe hunters removed the last of the predators from the state in the 1940s.
Reintroduction supporters say a single pack is far cry from a self-sustaining population in Colorado.
Republican state Rep. Perry Will, a former state wildlife officer who represents northwest Colorado, said the news of a pack in the state lends support to Colorado's earlier position on wolves. While the Colorado wildlife commission has repeatedly opposed reintroduction, the state is open to wolves migrating to Colorado on their own.
"We have a wildlife agency in this state. Let's listen to them," Will said. "Why would we reintroduce them if they're already here?"
Will also fears the initiative lets urban areas make a decision that'd largely affect rural Colorado.
"They're not introducing them in open spaces along the Front Range. You're putting it on the back of sportsmen and ranchers and farmers. They're the ones that have real skin in the game," he said.
One of those people who would be affected is Jay Fetcher, who raises cattle in a valley outside Steamboat Springs, Colo., far from the population centers in Denver and its suburbs. He doesn't support the ballot initiative even though it includes plans to pay for any livestock lost to the wolves.
"I've got 60 years of breeding into this herd, so it's more than the market value of that animal," Fetcher said.
Hart Van Denburg / Colorado Public Radio
Jay Fetcher raises cattle in a valley outside Steamboat Springs, Colo., and doesn't support the ballot initiative.
According to an estimate by state wildlife officials, the reintroduction and compensation programs could cost about $5.7 million over eight years. It's not clear where the state would get the money.
But Fetcher has already resigned himself to the initiative passing. Ranchers and hunters opposed to the ballot measure have formed the Stop The Wolf Coalition, which has pushed dozens of rural county commissions to declare their opposition. But so far, they haven't drawn any donations into their political action committee. Another group opposing the initiative has raised just over $10,000.
Meanwhile, supporters with the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project have raised more than $1.2 million thanks to considerable help from national progressive groups like the Tides Foundation.
A recent online survey from Colorado State University showed 84 percent of Coloradans support the reintroduction effort. If it goes ahead, Fetcher worries other ranchers might adopt their own policy to deal with the predators.
"Shoot, shovel and shut up," he said. "It's just somebody seeing one — shoot it, bury it and don't say a word."
In Fetcher's mind, there's nothing democratic about that.
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Garforth rail station car park to get an extra 85 spaces to help reduce city centre congestion
Work to create an extra car parking spaces at Garforth rail station car park gets underway on Monday 15 July
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Work to create an extra 85 car parking spaces at Garforth rail station car park gets underway on Monday 15 July.
When complete, the scheme will increase the number of free parking spaces to 337, including 16 Blue Badge bays. Creating the additional spaces will help reduce costly and polluting congestion by making it possible for more people to complete their journeys into Leeds by train.
Financed by the Combined Authority through the West Yorkshire-plus Transport Fund, the £1.12 million Garforth scheme is one of a number of West Yorkshire station car park extensions potentially starting in 2019/20. The others include Moorthorpe, Mytholmroyd, Outwood and Steeton & Silsden.
As well as the extra spaces, the scheme will provide CCTV and low energy lighting, enhanced drainage infrastructure to prevent pollution from fuel and oil run-off and the provision of electrical ducting for potential future electric vehicle charging points.
Improvements to the station access have already been completed ahead of the project. The main car park works will commence on Monday 15 July and last for approximately six months. During this time the car park will be reduced to approximately 100 spaces with no nearby on-street parking .
To help commuters who currently park at Garforth, station managers Northern and the Combined Authority will be introducing dedicated, multi-occupancy (car share) spaces for vehicles with two or more rail users in their car.
Station users will also be told about the nearby Temple Green park and ride from where they can catch frequent bus services to and from Leeds city centre for as little as £2.70 per day. Directions to Temple Green, which was another West Yorkshire-plus Transport Fund scheme, are being supplied.
Cycling, walking and local bus services are being highlighted as options for those people living closer to Garforth station.
Cllr Kim Groves, Chair of the West Yorkshire Combined Authority Transport Committee said:
"We established the West Yorkshire-plus Transport Fund in 2014 to invest in schemes designed to accelerate growth and create jobs across Leeds City Region by improving road, bus, rail and other links over a 20-year period.
"Garforth is just the latest station on the West Yorkshire rail network where we are extending the car park to increase the opportunity for commuters to park and ride by train for the last part of their journey.
"As a result of Transport Fund schemes, we are creating around 2,000 of these new spaces at West Yorkshire stations, which will take the overall total in West Yorkshire to around 7,000. By encouraging people to park and ride by train and bus, we are helping to combat congestion and the pollution it causes in our town and city centres."
Pete Myers, Northern's Stakeholder Manager said:
"It's inevitable that in the short term the number of available parking spaces will reduce, while the construction work takes place but this is so that we can create this significant expansion and improvement and to the car park. .
"We hope that customers to bear with us through this period, and assure them we will do all that we can to ensure that the maximum number of spaces are kept open during the work and that the project is completed as quickly as possible.
The West Yorkshire-plus Transport Fund is supported through the Leeds City Region Local Enterprise Partnership Growth Deal – a £1 billion package of Government investment delivered in partnership with the West Yorkshire Combined Authority to accelerate growth and create jobs across Leeds City Region.
In the lead up to work starting on the main car park extension scheme, leaflets posters and on-train announcements will be used to make passengers aware of the forthcoming works. Additionally, Northern staff will be at Garforth Rail Station to provide information for commuters.
For more information on alternative ways to travel to the station and useful information please visit https://www.northernrailway.co.uk/garforth-parkin
People considering car sharing for their journeys and looking for a car share buddy are being advised to ask neighbours and colleagues if they need a lift to Garforth, or take a look at these websites:
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https://www.leeds.gov.uk/parking-roads-and-travel/connecting-leeds-and-transforming-travel/coming-by-car
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Temple Green park and ride
Buses run between Temple Green park and ride and Leeds city centre every10-15 minutes and tickets cost from just £2.70. Temple Green is located just off Junction 45 of the M1 and the Sat Nav postcode is LS9 0PS.
Details can be found at www.wymetro.com/temple-green g
There is secure bike parking available at the station and people can plan their route using the Cycle Journey Planner at www.cyclemap.cyclecityconnect.co.uk/journey.
A brisk 10-minute daily walk has lots of health benefits and counts towards your recommended 150 minutes of weekly exercise.
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Lakers forward Brandon Ingram likely to miss rest of season
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The Los Angeles Lakers will likely be without forward Brandon Ingram for the rest of the season.
The team announced Saturday that Ingram, who has missed two straight games due to a sore right shoulder, underwent further testing on Friday. The testing revealed a "Deep Venous Thrombosis" in his arm, the team said. As a result, Ingram is "expected to miss the remainder of the season."
Ingram, 21, is averaging 18.3 points per game this season, his third as a pro after being selected No. 2 overall by the Lakers in the 2016 draft.
Another No. 2 pick, 2017 Lakers draftee Lonzo Ball, may also miss the rest of the season. Yahoo Sports' Chris Haynes is reporting that Ball, who has been sidelined since Jan. 19 with an ankle injury, will be reevaluated later Saturday. Ball is averaging 9.9 points, 5.4 assists and 5.3 rebounds per game.
Lakers guard Lonzo Ball has a re-evaluation checkup on his ankle today and there's strong suspicion he'll also be ruled out the remainder of the season, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.
— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) March 9, 2019
The Lakers, 30-35, have lost five consecutive games and are now tied for 10th place in the Western Conference, 6.5 games behind the San Antonio Spurs for the final spot in the playoff picture.
With the playoffs becoming unlikely, Haynes reported Thursday that star LeBron James will play out the season on a minutes restriction. He is also likely to sit out some back-to-backs.
Los Angeles Lakers' Brandon Ingram missed the last two games with shoulder soreness. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)
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What Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Would Buy at the Drugstore for $20
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"You'll have to bear with me because I'm actually doing my makeup right now as we're talking," says Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, calling in from London. After a day of press, the 31-year-old model and BareMinerals beauty ambassador is taking 10 minutes to touch up her daytime makeup (yes, all by herself) to transition to an evening look—a bronzer brush in one hand, her iPhone in the other. "The ultimate multitasking woman, right?" she says in a buoyant British accent. "I literally just got my baby out of the bath and dressed for bed, I'm on the phone, and I'm doing my makeup to go out for dinner."
If anyone is up to the challenge of conducting an interview and beating her face at the same time, it's Huntington-Whiteley. While sitting in the hair-and-makeup chair feels like a burden to many performers, the UK native calls it her favorite part of her workday. A genuine beauty lover through and through, Huntington-Whiteley has used her celebrity to launch a number of makeup and skincare endeavors, in addition to her BareMinerals contract (which she treasures like a second child, happy to talk your ear off about her love of the natural beauty brand's formulas, textures, colors, and packaging as long as you'll listen). Earlier this year, the model also launched Rose Inc., a website dedicated to sharing all the clever beauty know-how Huntington-Whiteley has accumulated over the years of working in entertainment. And on October 26 in Los Angeles, she will be hosting a public masterclass alongside celebrity makeup artists Katie Jane Hughes and Nikki DeRoest, who will live-demo two of the model's signature looks (tickets are still available here). So it's really no wonder Huntington-Whiteley made room for this interview. Talking about beauty is an important part of who she is.
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On Her Day-To-Night Makeup Routine
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On the Beauty Job She'd Want if She Weren't a Model
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Q: Storing html in Redis and keeping the quotes Is there a way to store a mix of quote characters as a value in Redis? My specific need is to store PHP and HTML strings, and keep the mix of quote types.
In Python:
import redis
db = redis.Redis('localhost')

phpfile = /root/test.php

with open(phpfile) as f:
    bar = f.read()

db.set('foo', bar)

If I try to pass the string any other direct way, it fails, of course, because of all the competing quotes.
Edit:
I'm going to close this question. I cannot get the behavior to repeat in Python using the code above, so it must be an issue with another layer in my code and not an issue with Redis.

A: Redis does not care the structure of your data you store. You can throw random bytes at redis or strings with double or single quotes.
Simply store the string and be happy.

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The Falcon cable, owned by a firm that operates one of the previously damaged cables, was snapped on Friday morning.
Following the earlier break internet services were severely disrupted in Egypt, the Middle East and India.
There was disruption to 70% of the nationwide internet network in Egypt on Wednesday, while India suffered up to 60% disruption.
What if US oil and gas companies that have operations in the Mideast put some back up services there? What if another coincidence shuts down a data center in the US and the backups cannot occur in time because of unreachable storage devices? What about all the "Business Process Outsourcing" handled in India? Try telling Dell, or Microsoft, both companies that rely on Indian support services, that "most of our content is here".
The US has had its own problems. Backhoes have taken out big chunks of the Internet. Routing flaps, bad route announcements, attacks on Cisco vulnerabilities could all impair our beloved Internet.
It's one 'Net now. Anyone relying on the Internet for their business has to be concerned about its inherent vulnerability and prepare for it as best they may.
Further reading: As I recall Space Wars: The First Hours of World War III starts out with a few severed undersea cables… things then get a lot worse.
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using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class Tags : MonoBehaviour
{
	  // A list of tag strings.
    public const string player = "Player";
    public const string fader = "Fader";
    public const string enemy = "Enemy";
}


Samplers are as popular as ever, and the older ones are mostly turning into collectors' items. Producers will swear by the sound of their vintage samplers. It's a heavily debated topic, and ultimately comes down to preference and taste, but there is no denying that each of these samplers have their own unique sound. Some of the most popular include the Emu SP-1200 and SP-12 Turbo, the Ensoniq ASR-10 and EPS 16, the Akai MPC60, MPC3000, and s950, and there are many more. There are even VST plugins like BitCrusher that emulate the sound of a lower bitrate sampler.
Drums, to show the effect of each sampler on kicks, hats, snares and breakbeats.
Loops, various samples with everything from keyboards and drums to vocals.
Misc, basically just another set of sounds to demonstrate the effects of the sampler.
This kit is sent through each sampler by HipHopProduction.com and some of our users, and then recorded again for comparison. Right now these are all supplied in. zip files, however there will be a much easier flash interface very soon! Enough backstory, as this page will be updated again when the new Grit Wars player is done, on to the samples!
The MPC2000XL has been said to "muddy" samples, and leave them sounding a little dead. This is actually the original source for the samples, so if you want to process the kits on your own equipment to send back, please use this set of kits!
Still in use today by the legendary DJ Premier, the s950 is a fairly simple to use rack-mount sampler, which is probably one of the cheapest options for that 12-bit crunch.
Probably the most popular of all 12-bit samplers, the Emu SP-1200 is legendary for it's grit and unique distortion, which almost sounds like ring modulation.
This is a software-based digital audio effect that emulates the sound of a 12-bit sampler.


Apparently, Giannis Antetokounmpo no has regard for human life, because he actually murdered a man. That man was Jon Leuer.
Jon Leuer was just 29 years old before his untimely death on January 1st, 2019. There were only 55 seconds left in the first quarter before Giannis did the unspeakable. Leuer was the son of Mike and Holly Leuer, and had two older sisters, Maren and Katie. Everyone at BigPlay sends their condolences to the Leuer family during this rough time. For the rest of the NBA, if Giannis is running at you in the paint, please, move out of the way.


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Isidor Isaac Rabi (Rymanów,  — Nova Iorque, ) foi um físico estadunidense. Recebeu o Nobel de Física de 1944, pelo método de registro de propriedades de ressonância magnética de núcleos atômicos. Também participou no desenvolvimento da cavidade de magnetron, o qual é utilizado em radares e fornos de microondas.

Vida
Nascido em uma família judaica polonesa tradicional em Rymanów, na Galícia, Rabi veio para os Estados Unidos ainda bebê e foi criado no Lower East Side de Nova York. Ele entrou na Universidade de Cornell como estudante de engenharia elétrica em 1916, mas logo mudou para química. Mais tarde, ele se interessou pela física . Ele continuou seus estudos na Universidade de Columbia, onde obteve seu doutorado por uma tese sobre a suscetibilidade magnética de certos cristais. Em 1927, foi para a Europa, onde conheceu e trabalhou com muitos dos melhores físicos da época.

Em 1929, Rabi retornou aos Estados Unidos, onde a Columbia lhe ofereceu um cargo de professor. Em colaboração com Gregory Breit, ele desenvolveu a equação Breit-Rabi e previu que o experimento de Stern-Gerlach poderia ser modificado para confirmar as propriedades do núcleo atômico. Suas técnicas para usar a ressonância magnética nuclear para discernir o momento magnético e o spin nuclear dos átomos lhe renderam o Prêmio Nobel de Física em 1944. A ressonância magnética nuclear tornou-se uma ferramenta importante para a física e química nuclear, e o subsequente desenvolvimento da ressonância magnética também o tornou importante para o campo da medicina.

Durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, ele trabalhou em radar no Laboratório de Radiação do Instituto de Tecnologia de Massachusetts (MIT) (RadLab) e no Projeto Manhattan. Após a guerra, ele serviu no Comitê Consultivo Geral (GAC) da Comissão de Energia Atômica, e foi presidente de 1952 a 1956. Ele também atuou nos Comitês Consultivos Científicos (SACs) do Escritório de Mobilização de Defesa e Pesquisa Balística do Exército Laboratório, e foi Conselheiro Científico do Presidente Dwight D. Eisenhower. Ele esteve envolvido com o estabelecimento do Laboratório Nacional de Brookhavenem 1946, e mais tarde, como delegado dos Estados Unidos na UNESCO, com a criação do CERN em 1952. Quando a Columbia criou o posto de Professor Universitário em 1964, Rabi foi o primeiro a receber esse cargo. Uma cadeira especial foi nomeada em sua homenagem em 1985. Ele se aposentou do ensino em 1967, mas permaneceu ativo no departamento e manteve o título de Professor Universitário Emérito e Conferencista Especial até sua morte.

Livros

Fontes

Ligações externas

Nobel de Física
Laureados dos Estados Unidos com o Nobel
Prêmio Vannevar Bush
Prêmio Átomos pela Paz
Professores da Universidade Columbia
Físicos dos Estados Unidos
Alunos da Universidade Columbia
Alunos da Universidade Cornell
Judeus dos Estados Unidos
Predefinição sobre prémios Nobel que usam a propriedade do Wikidata P8024
Pessoa do Ano

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Up early and off by 8:30 crossing another three-mile bridge, where people of all ages sat companionably with their legs dangling off the edge of it, fishing in the early morning sunshine.
Since we started this tour, Christof and I have been wanting to get up and out early. Everyday there is some reason why we don't.
Richmond, a plantation and a storm.


1. Reflect: The Final Portfolio enables you to demonstrate and reflect on how well you have met outcomes established for ENGL 1101 and 1102 at Georgia Tech.
2. Transfer: With its emphasis on reflection, curation, and revision, the Final Portfolio allows you to consider not only what you created and learned, but also why you created and learned what you have. Research indicates that a focus on the why motivating your choices will improve your ability to transfer strategic knowledge from to new situations.
1. Reflective Introduction to the Portfolio: published to its own, separate page the Reflective Introduction must be 1200-1800 words and introduce your portfolio. It must also strategically employ multimodal elements such as images, videos, audio files, and/or links in addition to the text. Specific instructions listed below.
2. Artifact 0: A page for you Common First Week Video, and revised, short reflections written in response to direct questions about your composition process and the artifact.
Artifacts 1-3: A page for each of three additional artifacts that together best reflect your work and development in the course, along with short reflections written in response to direct questions about your composition process and the artifact.
a. At least one artifact must emphasize standard written English. For example, the Literary Analysis Essay.
b. At least one artifact must emphasize oral and non-verbal communication. For example, the Podcast assignment.
c. At least one artifact must emphasize intentional visual design. For example the Visual Rendering.
d. At least one artifact must emphasize electronic communication. The Visual Rendering and Podcast both emphasize electronic communication, as does the First Week Video.
e. At least one artifact must emphasize a substantial revision process. The revision process must be exemplified (i.e. you must include/embed specific examples) of process documents. While multiple drafts are the most common examples of process documents, you are welcome to include brainstorming notes, outlines, proposals, drafts with peer review letters, draft cover letters, scripts, or filmed reflections.
1.In an introductory paragraph articulate your process in composing the artifact, i.e. explain where your ideas came from and how they evolved and/or your process (invention, prewriting, outlining, drafting peer review, revising, editing). How does your writing process effect your intellectual process?
a. What were the main intellectual goals of the assignment? Please situate these goals in terms of the course theme and in terms of the communication strategies you were to learn or practice.
b. What is your argument or purpose in this assignment? How did you make your argument or purpose visable and persuasive in your artifact?
c. Who is the intended audience for your artifact; why is this an appropriate audience? How is your choice of audience reflected in your artifact?
d. What are the defining features of the genre or media that you are using in this project? How do you make use of these features?
e. If you had more time for revision, what would you change and why?


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United States Frequency
The main frequencies used in communications in the United States are CDMA, GSM, 4G and upcoming 5G. In order to give you a better understanding of various frequency bands, we will introduce the above frequency bands in detail.
Conventional frequencies in United States
3G (short for third Generation) is a mobile telecommunications system used in cell phones that grew in popularity in the 2000s in North America. 3G handles talk, text, and basic mobile internet.
4G (short for fourth Generation) is a mobile telecommunications system used in cell phones that grew in popularity in the 2010s in North America. 4G devices are backward-compatible with 3G, meaning it can handle talk, text, and data-heavy fast internet. WiMAX was one of the first 4G standards; however, popularity has shifted to LTE. Clear (owned by Sprint Nextel) will continue WiMAX support until the end of 2015 before switching to LTE. LTE is considered to be true 4G and a popular global mobile standard. Although LTE uses different frequencies and bands in different countries, a multi-band LTE-compatible phone will most likely work in different countries. While 3G handles talk, text, and basic internet, 4G can handle 3G duties and also do fast streaming internet for data-heavy services such as YouTube, Pandora, Spotify, Hulu, Netflix, Facebook, Google Chrome, Google Maps, iTunes, and other apps.
CDMA and GSM are the two radio networks used by wireless carriers and present in cell phones. CDMA stands for "code division multiple access" and GSM stands for "global system for mobiles. As you might guess, GSM networks are much more common globally than CDMA ones.
The Cellular band occupies 824–849 MHz and 869–894 MHz ranges. To issue cellular licenses, the FCC divided the U.S. into 734 geographic markets called Cellular Market Areas (CMAs) and divided the 40 MHz of spectrum into two, 20 MHz amounts referred to as channel blocks; channel block A and channel block B. A single license for the A block and the B block were made available in each market. The B block of spectrum was awarded to a local wireline carrier that provided landline telephone service in the CMA. The A block was awarded to non-wireline carriers. In 1986, the FCC allocated an additional 5 MHz of spectrum for each channel block, raising the total amount of spectrum per block to the current total of 25 MHz.
The 1850–1990 MHz PCS band is divided into six frequency blocks (A through F). Each block is between 10 MHz and 30 MHz in bandwidth. License (A or B) is granted for Major Trading Areas (MTAs). License (C to F) is granted for Basic Trading Areas (BTAs). License (G), where issued, is granted for Economic Areas (EAs). There are 51 MTAs, 493 BTAs and 175 EAs in the United States.
3G and 4G are two types of wireless networks. The "G" denotes "generation"; as you'd probably guess, 4G is a newer, faster generation of network than 3G. 4G is often up to 10x faster than 3G in real-world use — with speeds commonly between 20Mbps and 50Mbps (which is really fast).
The United States is broadly covered by both 3G and 4G LTE technology. 3G is the network that some older phones run on, and the one newer 4G LTE-capable devices fall back to when unable to reach a primary network.
In terms of their relevance to 3G and 4G LTE bands and frequencies, the thing to know is that CDMA and GSM only use 3G technology. So the CDMA vs. GSM discussion is really a 3G discussion. However, as alluded to earlier, it's important to ensure that your phone has ample 3G frequency compatibility, since this is the network your phone will jump on in the absence of a 4G signal. Otherwise, you'll simply have no reception when you can't reach a 4G network.
2G, first introduced in 1992, is the second-generation of cellular telephone technology and the first to use digital encryption of conversations. 2G networks were the first to offer data services and SMS text messaging, but their data transfer rates are lower than those of their successors.
3G networks succeed 2G ones, offering faster data transfer rates and are the first to enable video calls. This makes them especially suitable for use in modern smartphones, which require constant high-speed internet connection for many of their applications. 4G is the fourth generation of mobile phone communications standards. It is a successor of the 3G and provides ultra-broadband internet access for mobile devices.
The latest signal frequency-5G
The next generation cellular network--named, naturally, 5G--is in the works, promising speeds between 10 and 100 times faster than 4G LTE.
The 5G networks being planned right now will operate in a high-frequency band of the wireless spectrum—between 30 GHz and 300 GHz, in what's known as the millimeter wave spectrum. These millimeter waves can transfer heaps of data at very high speeds, but they don't travel as far as the lower-frequency waves used in 4G networks. High-frequency millimeter waves also have difficulty getting