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MCUs - ICs combine Flash and ARM Cortex-M3 processing for M2M cellular communications
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STMicroelectronics' robust, low power ST32-M ICs combine Flash and ARM Cortex-M3 processing for M2M cellular communications. The family is software compatible with ST's ST32 SIM card IC family.
MIPS chairman appointed interim CEO
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MIPS Technologies said its board of directors has appointed the company's chairman to act as interim CEO following the scheduled retirement of longtime president and CEO John Bourgoin.
Spansion plans to emerge from bankruptcy in Q1
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NOR flash vendor Spansion said it plans to emerge from bankruptcy early in 2010 after posting a GAAP net income of $1.5 million for the quarter ended Sept. 27, despite declining sales.
South Korea closes NAND antitrust probe
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South Korea's Fair Trade Commission has closed a three-year investigation of NAND flash memory chip makers, saying it found no evidence that they were engaged in international price fixing, according to reports.
SENSORS - CMOS image sensor has pipelined snapshot shutter capability
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Cypress Semiconductor's new 1.3-Mega-Pixel VITA 1300 image sensors deliver 150 fps at full resolution and has pipelined snapshot shutter capability.
ITC issues final determination against Tessera
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The U.S. International Trade Commission issued a final determination that Tessera Technologies failed to prove that its patents were infringed by some DRAM manufacturers and sellers, including Elpida Memory, Nanya Technology, Powerchip Semiconductor and ProMOS Technologies.
Broadcom settles stock options suit for $160M
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Fabless chip vendor Broadcom said it has agreed in principle to settle the securities class action litigation pending against the company and some of its current and former officers and directors for $160.5 million in cash.
Company cranks portable wireless audio at CES
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Eleven Engineering Inc. will jump into the pool of providers of wireless audio streaming technology at the Consumer Electronics Show with a set of dongles and speakers using its proprietary 2.4 GHz technology.
Taiwanese solar cell maker to buy GE Energy plant
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Motech Industries, the Taiwan-based solar cell manufacturer that is 20 percent owned by chip foundry TSMC, said it signed an agreement to acquire GE Energy's Delaware solar module assembly operation. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Israeli startup licenses LTE technology to Sequans
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WiMax chip supplier Sequans Communications SA (Paris, France) has licensed LTE IP from Dorfour Ltd. (Tel Aviv, Israel). Dorfour was founded by engineers from Texas Instruments and WiMax systems provider Alvarion.
Explosion in LED-backlit LCD-TV shipments predicted
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Global shipments of LED-backlit LCD-TVs with 40-inch or larger screen sizes will rise by nearly eight fold, from 2.5 million units in 2009 to 18.8 million units in 2010, according to market research firm iSuppli.
Apple media pad could leapfrog e-books, netbooks
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A combination Apple media pad, e-book and netbook anticipated by some observers could steal much of the thunder about mobile systems expected at this year's Consumer Electronics Show.
Analyst: Impact of FTC versus Intel overblown
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The final impact of a suit brought by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission against Intel is likely to be less than what many expect, according to a Wall Street analyst, who rejected the notion that the courts would force the microprocessor giant to license modern x86 instruction sets to other firms.
On Semi launches California Micro tender offer
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On Semiconductor has launched a previously announced tender offer to acquire California Micro Devices for $4.70 per share, or about $107.3 million in total, the company said Monday (Dec. 28).
Taiwan set to outspend Samsung on DRAM capex, says analyst
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Inotera Memories Inc. will triple its capital expenditure in 2010 to $1,385 billion as part of an effort by Taiwan DRAM manufacturers that will, in aggregate, eclipse the spending of market leader Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., according to DRAMexchange Technology Inc., a Taiwan-based market analysis company.
DRAM capex set to rise 80% in 2010, says analyst
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Capital expenditure by DRAM makers will increase by 80 percent year-on-year to $7.85 billion in 2010, according to DRAMexchange Technology Inc., a Taiwan-based market analysis company. The company estimated the DRAM makers will spend $4.30 billion in 2009.
SOFTWARE TOOLS - CoWare and Tensilica collaboration speeds development of multicore Tensilica-based platforms
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CoWare and Tensilica have collaborated to speed development of multicore Tensilica-based platforms with CoWare virtual platforms.
WIRELESS/RF - Embedded Wi-Fi solution offers lower power consumption, longer range connectivity and smaller footprint
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Atmel and H&D Wireless have collaborated to delivery the industry's most power-efficient IEEE802.11b+g Wi-Fi solution, with lower power consumption, longer range connectivity and smaller footprint.
Hynix confirms 2010 capex increase
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South Korean memory chip vendor Hynix Semiconductor has confirmed that it will increase its planned capital expenditure for 2010 to 2.3 trillion won (about $1.95 billion), according to reports, which cite a filing made by Hynix with the South Korea Stock Exchange.
Incomplete 3DTV products in CES spotlight
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The HDMI standard is getting an update to support broadcast stereo 3D content on new and existing links, one of many pieces of the puzzle still being put in place for the roll pout of 3DTV which will be a major focus at the Consumer Electronics Show.
UMC, Epistar plan LED joint venture in China
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Foundry UMC and Taiwan-based LED supplier Epistar have formed an LED chip joint venture based in Mainland China.
RTL simulator adds enhanced assertions, Xilinx SecureIP support
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EDA vendor Aldec released its latest RTL and gate-level simulator, Active-HDL 8.2 sp1, for FPGA design and verification engineers.
Micron logs first profit in three years
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Memory chip vendor Micron Technology swung to profit in the quarter ended Dec. 3, topping Wall Street's expectations with sales of $1.74 billion.
Avnera chip provides multi-point HD audio connections
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Fabless chip maker Avnera unveils the world's first multi-point wireless solution to connect up to 10 audio devices from music players to speakers, according to the company.
Sun exec named Altera CFO
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Programmable logic supplier Altera Corp. Monday (Dec. 21) appointed Ronald J. Pasek, a 19-year veteran of Sun Microsystems Inc., to the position of chief financial officer.
Seven things to fix in 2010. Join the conversation
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The editors of EE Times came up with their own informal list of things we hope engineers fix in 2010, spanning everything from nano-lithography to space travel. What do you want to see get done next year?
8-bit body control MCUs have standby power consumption of 0.65microA
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NEC Electronics launched eight new all flash MCUs for automotive control, designed to respond to all temperature environments, with a standby power consumption of only 0.65microA.
Intel packs graphics on Atom for netbooks
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Intel Corp. is shipping new versions of its Atom processor that integrate graphics and a memory controller on the same die as the x86 CPU in hopes the new chips will help expand its lead in the rapidly growing market for netbooks.
Email to the editor: FTC's complaint is about runtime libraries
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A reader provides extra detail on the compiler issues behind the FTC's recently-made suit against Intel.
Nokia, ST-Ericsson partner on TD-SCDMA
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Nokia and ST-Ericsson have announced a long-term partnership in the area of TD-SCDMA technology and ICs. As part of the partnership, Nokia will use ST-Ericsson as a supplier of chipsets for its Symbian-based TD-SCDMA portfolio.
Analog Devices completes manufacturing upgrades ahead of schedule and shortens lead time
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Analog Devices has successfully completed operational improvements to lower cost and achieve greater wafer fabrication efficiencies for its proprietary analog, mixed-signal, and MEMS (micro-electromechanical system) manufacturing process technologies.
CSR's BlueCore7 multifunction wireless solution meets new Bluetooth low energy specification
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CSR nnounced that, immediately following the Bluetooth SIGs adoption of the Bluetooth low energy specification, it has qualified its BlueCore7 multifunction wireless solution for Bluetooth low energy products.
Wireless audio IC supports home, portable apps
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Kleer, a maker of chips for wireless audio, has announced a new release of its flagship KLR3012 wireless audio module, which contains new technology to support both portable audio devices and home audio equipment.
Stereo ADC solution offers high quality line input audio performance in recordable media applications
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Wolfson Microelectronics has added its Pure Sound audio portfolio with the introduction of the WM8783, an ultra low pin count, low power stereo ADC solution designed to offer high quality line input audio performance in recordable media applications, including LCD TVs, set top boxes and DVD recorders.
PC, not TV chips the focus for Intel at CES
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Intel Corp will announce 17 new processors at the Consumer Electronics Show including two 32 nm parts with graphics in a package with an x86, however it has no design wins to announce yet for its digital TV chips.
STMicroelectronics announces performance- and software-scalable SoCs for digital TVs
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STMicroelectronics launched a family of full high-definition H.264/MPEG SoCs aimed at the worldwide flat-panel digital TV market.
Achronix' 1.5-GHz FPGA in commercial production
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FPGA startup Achronix Semiconductor's Speedster 1.5-GHz FPGA is now in commercial production on TMSC's 65-nm G-Plus process technology, according to a statement.
AppliedMicro's energy conscious processors continue drive toward low-power processing
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AppliedMicro has announced energy efficient versions of the company's families of 405 and 460 embedded processors that consume up to 40 percent less power for a variety of embedded applications.
NEC Electronics introduces four new 8-bit LCD microcontrollers with integrated metrology engine for smart electricity meters
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NEC has announced the availability of four new 8-bit All Flash LCD MCUs with an integrated metrology engine providing energy measurement and management functions for smart electricity meters.
Freescale charts a debt-free future: Will it succeed?
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Executives at Freescale Semiconductor Inc. say their plan for paying off or at least sharply reducing the company's $8 billion in long-term debt includes the possibility of an initial public offering, but they must first successfully complete its multi-year turnaround.
Is NFC there to stick? A report from CARTES
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While smart card manufacturers where showcasing their latest visual tricks and printing capabilities on the busy alleys of CARTES & Identification in Paris, Near field communications (NFC) was definitely in the spotlight, technically there, but still far away from mass deployment.
Chinese processor drives $99 netbook, say reports
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Recently formed Cherrypal (Palo Alto, Calif. and Hong Kong, China) has launched a netbook computer priced at $99 that, according to reports, is powered by a processor from Ingenic Semiconductor Co. Ltd. (Beijing, China).
eSilicon, Synopsys sign multiyear licensing deal
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Fabless company eSilicon Corp. announced it has concluded a multi-year licensing agreement with Synopsys Inc. to use its Galaxy Implementation Platform, Discovery Verification Platform, DesignWare IP and services.
Microchip readies ZigBee RF4CE protocol and XLP compliant platform
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Microchip's platform for next-generation RF control of consumer electronics consists of eXtreme low power microcontrollers, compliant transceiver and industry's smallest stack.
Power/current monitor enables board and system-level optimization
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Linear Technology's power and current monitor for 4V to 80V systems provides the necessary circuits to accurately measure, monitor, and control power in situations in which both the current and voltage may vary.
Broadcom taps 40-nm process for high-def handsets
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Broadcom Corp. is sampling its first 40 nm chip, a cellphone media processor capable of recording full 1080-progressive high definition video, the company said at its annual meeting with Wall Street analysts where it positioned itself as poised for a return to profitable growth that will outpace its markets.
Broadcom lifts Q4 guidance
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Citing stronger than expected demand in broadband and enterprise networking markets, Broadcom raised its fourth quarter sales target by about 5 percent, saying the company now expects to report revenue of roughly $1.32 billion.
Judge dismisses cases against ex-Broadcom execs
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A U.S. federal judge dismissed securities fraud charges against Broadcom co-founder Henry Nicholas and a former chief financial officer at the fabless chip vendor, citing prosecutor misconduct.
Toshiba samples 64-Gbyte NAND module
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Toshiba Corp. has a launched a 64-Gbyte NAND flash memory module that complies with the e-MMC standard.
Altos unveils statistical memory characterization tool
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Library characterization startup Altos Design Automation Inc. has introduced Variety MX that it claims is a fast and accurate statistical timing model generator for embedded memories.
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This was a great tour! Guide was intelligent and spoke english very well. I really enjoyed our conversations. He explained what we saw and we had some photo ops. This is a safe and comfortable way to see Paris at night.
Doing what: Paris Illuminations Night Tour
Perfect way to spend your first night at Paris.Both tours were amazing,we visited all interesting places during illuminations tour,and got to see Eiffel Tower in a majestic combination of lights,the guide Gigi (or GG) went the extra mile.The Siena Cruise was perfect,and very informative,a must do!
Doing what: Seine River Cruise and Paris Illuminations Tour
This tour was so much fun! We enjoyed our night out in Paris during this tour. Our driver had great knowledge of the city that he was happy to share. He set us up in the perfect spot to see the Eiffel Tower sparkle at the top of the hour with a champagne toast! I would highly recommend this tour for a fun and enjoyable night seeing the sites!!
Doing what: Paris Night Tour in a 2CV Citroen
This tour was amazing. The audio provided was great and to see Paris and all the major sites lit up at night was incredible. This tour is a must for anyone visitin Paris
Doing what: Paris Illuminations Night Tour
Nice tour of Paris by night. Moulin Rouge was an excellent show. Very enjoyable. Drivers excellent.
Doing what: Paris by Night Illuminations Tour and Paris Moulin Rouge Show
Such a fun night! Did the night bike tour with my teenage sons. We all loved it. Got to see so much of Paris. We had a wonderful tour guide.
Doing what: Paris Night Bike Tour
This Paris night bike ride was fantastic, Malcolm our tour guide was enthusiastic and passionate about sharing his knowledge of the places we visited.
All going well I looking to book the Monet Garden trip in June with the same company.
Doing what: Paris Night Bike Tour
This was fantastic. My first night in Paris and I was lucky enough to have the tour all to myself. The guide was extremely informative and knowledgeable. Would recommend it to anyone.
Doing what: Paris Illuminations Night Tour
Absolutely beautiful tour of Paris at night during the Christmas season. It was bone wrenching cold on top of the bus after a while, and the blanket is not enough! Wear hats, gloves and thick gloves and bring your own blanket if you have one! But very nice and worth it overalll!
Doing what: Paris Christmas Lights Tour
this was the amazing tour we have ever taken. Our tour guide Christophe was so wonderful - he made this just a magical night. My husband originally did not want to take the tour because of the expense, but we both agreed that this was money well spent. This evening was an unforgettable night - and if we will definitely do this tour again with Viator and hopefully Christophe when we next visit Paris - just Magical
Doing what: Private Tour: Romantic Seine River Cruise, Dinner and Illuminations Tour
Perfect night with good weather, full moon. The tour guide Alan was THE BEST!! He is funny, knowledgeable and was one of the highlights of our time in Paris.
Doing what: Paris Night Bike Tour
Elsa was amazing. She has ruined me for other tour guides. Her energy was fantastic and she was knowledgeable. She spoke to everyone in her group and she made sure to guide us around the city safely. This your made me fall even more in love with Paris, because it and #39;s beauty at night is unparallel.
Doing what: Paris Night Bike Tour
Did the Paris by night tour and exceeded all expectations!
Getting to dupleix station to meet the staff and fellow bikers was simple. Upon the exit of the station as you see the info desk, make a quick exit right and across the street you'll see their sign and people there. Simply give your last name and then follow them to their store to get fitted.
After getting fitted, you line up across the street and meet your guide. Our guide Frazer Not Frasier was amazing throughout the whole tour. Always making sure everyone was still alive and giving the best history talk about each stop we had. Right when the sun was setting, we had a quick stop to get some ice cream and to enjoy the scenery at the Island.
It is the luck of the draw as to who will be on your bike team so they can make it fun or terrible as well so good luck! Our team of Bikers included mostly americans and one couple from Australia and made the tour even more fun! All the personalities from everyone was very outgoing and social and we were quick to make new friends. This gets even better as the night goes on because you get to go on a boat and drink some wine while cruising down the river.We then return to our bikes which we parked at the entrance of the boat cruise and start the nostalgic bike ride back to their store. A quick thank you to everyone there and you were gone into the Paris night!
I wouldn't do it again because this was like an introduction tour of Paris so if you've been to Paris before, there are other tours that take you more in-depth with a specific place.
But if you want a quick tutorial of everything in Paris, this tour is the best you can choose and I highly recommend doing it!!!!
Doing what: Paris Night Bike Tour
This bike tour was one of the highlights of our time in Paris!!! Seeing Paris by night is a whole new experience. We had a great tour guide who was charming and very informative. I highly recommend this to everyone....don't miss out!
Doing what: Paris Night Bike Tour
Took this tour on our first night in Paris only need one word to describe it: AMAZING! Everyone should experience at night!
Doing what: Paris Illuminations Night Tour
This is a fabulous tour! Exciting riding in Paris traffic and some great views of major attractions at night. Tour the Louvre courtyards at night - no crowds. Notre Dame is stunning. Then pedal alongside the Seine, catch the Eiffel Tower sparkling and jump aboard a river cruise for a rest and some wine. Absolutely top tour, so well organised, great tour guides.
Doing what: Paris Night Bike Tour
This tour was magical! Riding through Paris at night was a great experience. Our guide was very knowledgeable and made the tour a pleasure.
Doing what: Paris Illuminations Night Tour
We had a great time with Guido on the night tour. Lots of fun with a really fun bunch. Boat ride with Eiffel tower sparkling was awesome. The.bike tour was a highlight of our Paris stop.
Doing what: Paris Night Bike Tour
Nice tour of Paris by night and the trip to Moulin Rouge was great fun.
Doing what: Paris by Night Illuminations Tour and Paris Moulin Rouge Show
Tour was very comprehensive viewing of Paris at night, with very informative driver
Doing what: Paris Illuminations Night Tour
We had such a fantastic night in Paris using this tour package. We had toured around the sights of Paris during the day for a number of days and this was the icing on the cake. Everything looks so much better when it is alight.
Doing what: Seine River Cruise, Paris Illuminations and Dinner on the Champs-Elysees
This was a highlight of our visit to Paris. City by night is most attractive and the tour was romantic. We did the day tour too and it was nothing like as good.
Doing what: Paris Evening Tour on an Open-Top Bus
A great way to see Paris at night. We had our best pictures of the Effiel tower at night from this tour. Doesn't get any better!
Doing what: Paris Evening Tour on an Open-Top Bus
This was a wonderful way to get a good tour of Paris. Our guide was incredible. It was fairly easy biking around Paris in the evening and the boat ride at night was one of the highlights of our trip. The entire tour was well organized.
Doing what: Paris Night Bike Tour
Enjoyed the illumination tour, it was a great way to see Paris as a lone traveler on their first night. Great tour, you get to see all the sights and the Eifel Tower lit up at night
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The room served its purpose. The room smelled of cigarette smoke, the blankets where very thin, the tv needs updating, and the shower is terrible.
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Area state legislators met with local journalists and a few interested citizens at today's legislative preview hosted by the East Tennessee Society of Professional Journalists. Several topics came up in the informal discussion, and one was conspicuously missing.
In attendance (in order of seating) were Rep. Art Swann (R-Maryville), Rep. Harry Brooks (R-Knoxville), Rep. Ryan Haynes (R-Knoxville), Rep. Bob Ramsey (R-Maryville), Sen. Randy McNally (R-Oak Ridge), Sen. Becky Duncan-Massey (R-Knoxville), Rep. Gloria Johnson (D-Knoxville), Sen. Doug Overbey (R-Maryville), Rep. Bill Dunn (R-Knoxville), and Rep. Joe Armstrong (D-Knoxville). Sen. Stacey Campfield declined to attend.
(Rep. Armstrong had to leave early because an urgent situation came up demanding his attention.)
Moderator Brandon Hollingsworth of WUOT/NPR sat in for Tom Humhprey, who unfortunately was not able to make it over from Nashville due to the weather. The discussion started with audience questions (we may get to that later in part 2) and somewhere in the middle Greg Johnson asked if each legislator could summarize their focus for the upcoming session.
Rep. Swann is chair of the Business and Utilities sub-committee (formerly Commerce). He is working on a bill that will require the state dept. of Economic and Community Development to allocate at least 50% for small business as opposed to "trophy hunting." He will also propose term limits. He also wants to look at passenger rail and extending rail freight.
Rep. Brooks said that his focus remains on education and making sure every child has every opportunity to be prepared for post-secondary education or a career. He also mentioned going back to fund BEP components that have not been funded.
Rep. Haynes is chair of the State Government Committee (formerly State and Local Government). Will have a bill requiring that public notices are published in newspapers. He is also on the Civil Justice committee and will pursue the Constitutional amendment requiring merit selection of judges v. election. He said he was previously opposed to it but has come around.
Rep. Ramsey is on the State Government and the Health Committees. He will be working on the Financial Management Act of 2013 to standardize county financial management statewide. He will also work on the Step Up bill which allocates lottery scholarship funds for intellectually disabled students to attend special post-secondary education programs. Ramsey also praised Speaker Harwell's committee reorganization, and in the process made an interesting point that committees are where the public (and special interests) can be heard on issues before the legislature.
Sen. McNally chairs the Finance Ways and Means committee which controls the state's purse strings. He said Gov. Haslam will introduce the state budget at Monday's state of the state, and that the legislature would have its first hearing Tuesday morning. He expects it to be a $32 billion budget. He noted that the budget was cut $1.5 billion during the 2007-2008 financial crisis, and that since then revenues have grown but not as fast as expected and that sales tax growth has been stagnant. He also said there are still structural imbalances in the budget. He also noted that rainy day funds are too low, down from $1.2 billion to $400 to $500 million. He also mentioned he would be working on criminal justice and drug laws, saying justice has gone overboard protecting criminals. He cited a case of a defendant with $500 million in assets claiming indigence and getting a state appointed lawyer.
Sen. Massey said she has spent time meeting and getting to know every state commissioner. She is on the Calendar Committee which schedules floor votes. In Government Operations, she said road projects are always popular topics, and mentioned the South Knoxville meeting on the James White Parkway extension. On Health, she noted that the state has moved up in rankings from number 42 to 39 but more work is needed. She would like to focus more on preventive health. She will also be working on pain clinic regulation.
Rep. Johnson, noting that she's the "new kid on the block," said she would sponsor the Scenic Vistas mountaintop removal prevention bill. She said that although she's not on the education committee she would be introducing legislation on education.
Sen. Overbey is working on an Assisted Outpatient Treatment mental health bill started by Tim Burchett. Sen. Overbey said 44 states have one and he doesn't understand why they are able to figure it out and we can't. He said there's a pilot program in Knoxville and now Shelby County wants to do one and he will support it. He also mentioned Medicaid expansion, and said that while it's difficult to think about putting 250,000 people back on the rolls in the current budget environment, hospitals and particularly rural hospitals are still treating these patients but not getting paid. He said he is waiting for Gov. Bredesen's leadership, noting that the Gov. has a full time job with a full-time staff of commissioners and advisers to assist him on policy v. legislators who are part time. Sen. Overbey is also working to get the judicial selection constitutional amendment on the ballot for the 2014 election. He proposes legislation to extend the current system until voters decide. On lottery scholarships, Sen. Overbey said he warned about problems with the 120 hour cap when it passed and will introduce legislation to fix it. His bill would fund eight full semesters regardless if the student has taken more than the required hours to graduate. He is also working on the Step Up scholarships for people with intellectual disabilities, noting that Vanderbilt and UT have programs for these students.
Rep. Dunn said that in April he would introduce a resolution honoring the Lady Vols and Coach Warlick on their National Championship. On a more serious note, he said this is an exciting time of education reform in Tennessee and that the state is making progress in "leaps and bounds" and getting on the national radar. He expects to follow the path set out by Gov. Haslam and Education Commissioner Kevin Huffman.
Rep. Armstrong had already left by this time, but in an earlier discussion about Medicaid expansion he expressed strong support for participating and for establishing our own state health insurance exchange. He said that we should be the rulers of our own destiny on this instead of letting the DHHS Secretary in Washington write rules for us. He noted that most of the beneficiaries would be people aged 55 to 65, and that the preventive health features would save taxpayers and TennCare money by treating things like heart disease early instead of waiting to pay $250,000 for heart surgery later. He also recognized UT graduate Nancy-Ann DeParle, who grew up in Rockwood, as Obama's chief architect of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
The topic of school vouchers did not come up. It was supposed to be on the moderator's agenda, but the Q&A session went in other directions. The legislative priority statements by each legislator began before I had a chance to ask about it, and then it was over. Sen. Overbey told me before the meeting got underway that he was still waiting for Gov. Haslam's proposal.
When discussing the TNCare Expansion, did they mention....
The GOP sponsored Bill that will reject the TnCare expansiion? It was co-sponsored by at least 9 totally uneducated Legislators, ignorant of the following facts:
If Tennessee accepts this TnCare expansion, it will immediately receive over $5 Billion and will not have to pay a penny back for 2 years.
If accepted, this Expansion will bring hundreds of new jobs here, including hiring desparately needed medical professionals.
And it would definitely prevent the closure of over 100 hospitals across this State because these facilities are already LOSING federal dollars they have received for treating uninsured patients.
Apparently these GOP/TEA legislators do not care for helping our poor, low income, uninsured, many of whom live in THEIR districts. Just like Campfield, they seem to hate our poor and vulnerable. And Haslam cannot over-ride their ignorance. Joe knows all the details of the ACA and was listing truths about it. However, here it is all about the hate of one person...Barack Obama. If the ACA had been titled "Romney care",...well...
Stacey was a no show AGAIN?
Stacey was a no show AGAIN?
Steve Hall
Where was Steve Hall?
Stacey never shows for any of
Stacey never shows for any of these things. He has no idea what it means to provide public service.
I am sorry that I missed this. It is always an interesting event that provides much more than is reported.
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The Thunderbirds struggled in the opening half and trailed at the break but then bounced back in the final 20 for an 86-70 victory.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA -- (Marketwire) -- 07/29/11 -- Probaris has launched its Identity as a Service (IDaaS) offering to allow commercial enterprises, government agencies, and government affiliated parties to quickly and easily deploy PIV Interoperable (PIV-I) credential solutions. Deployment of strong authentication solutions based on the PIV and PIV-I standards are among the most effective means to protect networks, systems, and data. Recent high profile cyber attacks against defense contractors, federal agencies and financial institutions have raised the urgency to secure critical information and infrastructure.
Building on the Probaris ID Registration Authority for PIV and PIV-I, the solution makes it possible for enterprises, government agencies, and other entities to establish an authoritative identity store with mappings to even the highest possible assurance levels. The Probaris IDaaS solution is powered by integration of the Probaris ID Registration Authority with card management and certificate authorities. The offering provides an end-to-end solution for smart card and mobile credentials which can be deployed quickly and easily. Probaris IDaaS provides the CIO, CISO, and CSO with the ability to integrate existing identity and access management (IAM), and security components into the managed identity service, along with expert services to integrate them. And, the CFO gets a more robust, leaner, and more effective compliance framework.
Enabling the process, procedures and technology of FIPS 201, the Probaris ID Registration Authority provides organizations with the critical business policies and functions to consolidate their identity infrastructure into a single, secure, scalable, identity vault. With this foundation, organizations can then proceed to credentialing and access management for a wide range of tokens and applications.
The U.S. government adopted the Personal Identity Verification (PIV) standard in 2005. All federal agencies have now deployed PIV solutions and are moving toward full compliance with the standard. Millions of federal employees now carry PIV credentials and many federal agencies are now developing innovative uses of the trusted identities to secure their cyber and physical assets.
In 2009 a new standard for PIV Interoperable (PIV-I) credentials authorized commercial entities to issue similarly strong trusted identity credentials. PIV-I is intended for the vast population of commercial workers who must access federal systems in the course of their daily business, as well as, state and local governments, critical infrastructure businesses, and emergency workers.
The Federal Identity, Credentialing, and Access Management (ICAM) roadmap and guidance directs the United States government and relying parties toward a single identity framework based on the PIV standard and related publications. Many agency transactions now require PIV-I credentials for non-Federal trading partners and affiliated parties who access federal systems and facilities.
Enterprise deployment of PIV and PIV-I solutions require significant capital and technical expertise. For those unfamiliar with Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and asymmetric cryptography, digital certificates and validation, the learning process is technical and time consuming. Probaris' IDaaS removes the barriers to deployment by offering the solution as a managed service. The service is backed by a team of identity subject matter experts, engineers, technicians and support staff that have been responsible for numerous deployments of PIV and PIV-I credentials and the related infrastructure and applications.
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Probaris (www.probaris.com) is a leading provider of trusted identity software and services. The company develops and markets Probaris ID, an end-to-end solution for issuance and verification of identities. Probaris enables consolidation of employee biometric and other identity data for registration, enrollment, issuance, and life cycle management of secure credentials. Probaris has extensive expertise in the policies, standards, technologies, and best practices required to successfully transition organizations to advanced Identity, Credentialing, and Access Management (ICAM) solutions.
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THE GAME: The Dodgers lost to the Oakland Athletics, 7-4. The Dodgers are 11-16-4 in Cactus League play.
PITCHING REPORT: Right-hander Josh Beckett allowed one run in his first four spring starts (including one in a minor-league camp game) but he was roughed up by the Athletics on Sunday. He allowed seven runs, six hits and three walks in four innings. Jed Lowrie and Derek Norris hit home runs off Beckett.
HITTING REPORT: Andre Ethier and Carl Crawford each had home runs off Athletics starter A.J. Griffin. Crawford was 2 for 3 and is batting .333
(6 for 18) in six games. Yasiel Puig was hitless in two at-bats, dropping his spring average to .527.
DEFENSE REPORT: Playing first base, Jerry Hairston Jr. made a couple of impressive plays, including turning a line drive into an unassisted double play to end the seventh inning. At the other corner, Nick Punto made an outstanding play on a grounder down the line to throw out Chris Young.
UP NEXT: Dodgers (Zack Greinke) vs. Kansas City Royals (Wade Davis) at Surprise, Ariz., 6:05 p.m.
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UC a Highly Rated Destination for International Students
High marks for arrival activities, sports facilities, multi-faith provisions, virtual learning and other services help UC jump into the top 50 worldwide and ninth in the nation in a new survey of international students.
How Study Abroad Helps UC Students Find Jobs
Several UC students discuss how their study abroad experiences shaped their job search and helped them stand out from other candidates.
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Want to see what students see when they study abroad? Check out this interactive story that takes you through a group of UC students' tour to the Amazon.
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The International Partners and Leaders (IPALs, for short) help international students adjust to their life at UC and put on fun social events. At MainStreet Stride, they were recognized for their hard work by winning the President's Choice award. Congratulations to these excellent student leaders!