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10.56.37 AMWindows 8 Makes Qualcomm Step Up Graphics On Flagship Chip
Qualcomm Bringing Better Graphics To SnapDragon
Qualcomm has decided to include an Imagination GPU on the SnapDragon SoC after seeing the processing demands of the upcoming Windows 8. Since Microsoft wants to run Windows 8 on every device conceivable – ranging from desktop and laptops to tablets and smartphones. And the last categories are the ones that would be powered by SnapDragon.
Windows 8 is the first OS in the Windows series to run on something other than x86. However the builds for both are different and only the x86 version will available to the public. ARM version will be distributed directly to the manufacturer.
This reason was attributed to Qualcomm's decision by industry news source SmiAccurate, who says that Qualcomm had to step it up in order to be able to run Windows 8 smoothly. They had the option to develop a solution by themselves or licensing one. With Windows 8 breathing down their necks, it was n obvious decision.
The end result for this is that people who are very impressed with the A5x chip inside the iPad will be similarly impressed by Windows 8 devices running SnapDragon's next generation SoC (System on a Chip).
Windows 8 is expected to be one of the most important events to happen in the mobile industry this year. It is expected to create serious mass interest in tablets that goes beyond iPads, which is the market leader and dominant product. The only other tablet to sell well is the Kindle Fire but the gap in numbers is huge.
Windows 8 is scheduled to launch end of this year but there has been no official word on it. Rumors going around on the internet suggest that there will be a Release Candidate launch during this summer.

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Despite finance minister Arun Jaitley articulating the governments readiness to accommodate some of the concerns of the Opposition parties, even the Congress party, which was all for the Bill when in government, refused to budge. As a result, the government had to refer the Bill to a select committee of the Rajya Sabha which will now submit its report in the first week of winter session of Parliament.
A delay in raising the foreign investment cap in insurance also holds back a similar hike in the respective limit in pension sector as the relevant law the PFRDA Act mandates that the foreign holding in the pension sector will be the same as in insurance.
Thursday's development came even as Primer Minister Narendra Modi is expected to visit the US by end September or early October, with plans to lure foreign investors to the Indian economy high on his agenda. India's insurance sector needs fund inflows from overseas of about $10 billion till 2019 as per an estimate by Deloitte.
The delay in the legislation, virtually pending since 2008 and which has a chequered history, would hamper the expansion plans in India of global insurers including AIG, Standard Life, MetLife, Sun Life, Prudential, Generali and Aegon, among others. Insurance penetration in India is currently 4%, denoting the stupendous potential for expansion of the market.
Some Opposition leaders expressed reservations over the proposal to allow foreign institutional investors within the composite foreign holding cap of 49% in insurance, and hence want to study the Bill in threadbare before it is tabled in Rajya Sabha.
The Modi government needs Opposition support for Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill because while the BJP has a clear majority in Lok Sabha, it does not have a majority in Rajya Sabha even with its allies.
On Thursday, Jaitley informed lawmakers that the 15-member select committee with representatives from all major parties including the BJP, Congress, Trinamool Congress, AIADMK, BSP, SP and CPI(M), will now look into the Bill and submit its report in the first week of the next session. The standing committee on finance of the Lok Sabha had already vetted the Bill during the UPA's tenure.
We have been waiting for more than a decade for this bill, said Kaushal , chief executive at Tata AIG General Insurance, the New York-based insurers partnership in India, told agencies. It is still not clear when the Bill will be passed and in what form it will be. Many large international insurers are waiting for clarity on this, he said.
We hope that we get clarity soon on contents on the Insurance Amendment Bill and its passage in Parliament as the FDI limit enhancement is expected to bring in additional foreign capital across life, health and general insurance companies to the tune of Rs 20,000-25000 crore, said Shashwat Sharma, a partner at KPMG India.
Raising the foreign investment cap in insurance is crucial for sustaining the growth of private players, many of whom have tied up with leading foreign insurers such as AIG, Allianz, AXA, Sunlife, and Tokio to compete with state-owned Life Insurance Corporation and the three PSU general insurers.
The delay in hiking the cap has forced some foreign players such as Australia's AMP and New York Life to exit India.
Ever since the insurance sector was opened up by Atal Bihari Vajpayee's NDA government in 2000, as many as 23 life insurers and 24 general insurance have entered the sector as they saw immense opportunity due to the low insurance penetration (premiums underwritten as a proportion of GDP) of less than 5% in India, much lower than the global average of 6.5% and over 10% in many developed economies.
The life insurance industry, in particular, has been looking forward to the FDI increase to 49% to be able to get in funds that would for most players be the need of the time. One hopes that the Parliamentary Select Committee comes up with its suggestions soon followed by the speedy passage of the amended Bill in Parliament, which the industry would definitely appreciate greatly, said Anish Thacker of EY.
Life insurance premium income grew at a scorching rate ranging from 10% to 47% between 2000-01 and 2009-10 but fell by 1.6% in 2011-12 and remained flat at 0.05% in 2012-13. First-year premiums grew 11.6% during 2013-14 for life insurers.


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When law enforcement officers arrive on the scene of an alleged crime or accident, they will gather all of the information available and compile it into a police report. However, police reports can also be created when an individual approaches a police station or officer and reports a particular incident or crime. When such a report is filed, officers should look into the allegations, conduct an investigation, and pursue any arrests or charges if necessary. Doing all of this takes time, manpower, and other resources. Therefore, when law enforcement wastes its time by responding to a false report, they take such false claims very seriously.
You may wonder: why would anyone choose to pursue a false police report? There are several reasons why someone may knowingly make false claims to law enforcement, including the following:
- To divert suspicion from themselves or a friend or family member
- To gain an upper hand in a custody case or temporary restraining order hearing by alleging domestic abuse
- To allege fault in a car accident to avoid civil liability
Laws Against Filing a False Police Report
New Jersey has a specific law regarding filing a false police report, and the consequences for violating it can vary depending on the situation and the allegations made in the report. For example, the following three situations can result in a disorderly persons offense:
- Giving information to law enforcement officers about an incident or crime when you knowingly do not actually have such information
- Reporting an incident or crime that you know did not occur
- Causing another person to do either of the above
In addition to the above scenarios, the charges can be significantly more serious if your false claims actually incriminate another individual. If you knowingly try to falsely incriminate a specific person, you can face an indictable offense, which is comparable to a felony in other states. In addition to penalties imposed by the court, having a serious conviction on your record that involves fraudulent claims can have a substantial effect on your professional opportunities and your reputation.
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Whether charged as a disorderly persons offense or an indictable offense, filing a false report with law enforcement can result in serious and long-lasting penalties if you are convicted. Criminal defense lawyer David C. Barry knows how to effectively defend against these charges and help you make the right decisions in your case. If you are facing any type of criminal allegations, please contact the Law Office of David C. Barry for a consultation today.


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Michael Richardson, the 18-year-old red head, who was working for Newcastle City Council until last summer, joined the Newcastle club from Walker Central, and has made amazing progress in a short six months at the club.
Michael Richardson – 18 year old star in the making?
Richardson had a trial at the club in the summer, and the red-head joined the club in late August.
When he played for the Reserves against Blackpool back in October, he came on in the second half down the left wing, and inspired a remarkable 3-2 win.
That included making the winner for Nile Ranger, and helping the lads score 3 goals in the last 20 minutes after being 2-0 down, to win that game 3-2 at Bloomfield Road.
Peter Beardsley at the time was impressed with the lad as he said after that game:
"I think it's brilliant for our club that we have a kid who's a late developer."
"And I think it gives encouragement to all the youngsters in the North East."
"Your chance isn't gone even if you're 15, 16, 17. There's still a chance for you."
Newcastle-born Richardson, who went to Kenton School, has impressed both Alan Pardew as well as Peter in recent months.
Pardew said today:
"He's only been here 10 months, and he's jumped ahead of a few players,"
"Fair play to him, he looks a really good prospect, but, of course, he shouldn't be on the bench at a club this size at this time."
"Hopefully, his time is in the next couple of years. We really like him."
Reserve team coach Peter Beardsley has an important job to do at Newcastle, as he brings these young lads through via the second team, and he knows this lad has the right attitude, and loads of ability, as he said today:
"I have to be honest, I've got a soft spot for Michael,""I think his attitude's sensational, but the good thing is he's got ability.
"It's all right having the attitude, but you have to have the ability, and Michael has it."
Maybe Michael can be sent out on loan next season at least through January, so he can get some first team games under his belt.
But it's always great to see our young players coming through at the club, especially when they are local lads too.
Howay The Lads!!
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Classic example of a kid who HASN'T got the Nile Ranger lazy, mollycoddled mentality – he's got a chance and grabbed it through hard work.
You know – what Nile thinks are foreign words.
Imagine how quickly Ranger could improve if he had this kid's work-ethic instead of f*****g about rather than applying himself to his – VERY lucrative – job ?
Its good to see the youngsters keep developing and pushing on the first team door. Beardo is doing a excellent and amazing job with these youngsters! He has youngsters knocking on the 1st team door every time. But this Paul Scholes look a like guy has really had his life turned around completely in the last year. From a electrician to a Newcastle United about to become 1st team player…. That is really amazing to be honest. Hope these youngsters stay on their toes and keep developing. They are one of the most important part of this club and its future.
"Fair play to him, he looks a really good prospect, but, of course, he shouldn't be on the bench at a club this size at this time."
This is a stupid statement by Pardew.
Why shouldn`t a young player with the right attitude and ability be on the bench at a club like this?
Do we want to wait til they are seen by other clubs?
ROONEY,OWEN,BECKS,SCHOLES,SHEARER etc etc all got in their first teams early,why not this lad?Do we really have to wait til they are all 22?
What a cracking story, I've always had soft spots for local talent, or even non Geordies who we bring up, players like Taylor, Shola, Harper, Ranger and yes still the man who's name shall not be mentioned ( AC )
Nothing disppoints me' more when fans have a go at our 'Geordies'
We have a fantastic pool of future talent and look forward to seeing them develop.
But don't believe we should be blooding youngsters just because the first team are struggling or safe !
And Ed' this lad has just joined us and is finding his feet, why loan him now. Give him a year at the club at least!
please fellow toon fans please sign this petition to relocate the singing section
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The GW baseball team took out its frustrations on Le Moyne College (N.Y.) during the weekend as the Colonials completed a three-game sweep of the visiting Dolphins at Barcroft Park.
Pitching was the key to the victories as the Colonials' (4-6) three starting pitchers combined to give up only one run in 18 innings of work.
Coach Tom Walter was excited with the steps made by his pitching staff over the weekend.
I thought we pitched real well all series, Walter said. All three starters were on their games and closer Bryan Beggs threw better than he has all season.
The sweep marked only the fourth time since 1980 that the Colonials have swept a three-game non-conference series. GW will look to continue its winning streak in California next weekend at the University of the Pacific.
GW 6, Le Moyne 2
Sunday, Feb. 27
Bassett's second home run of the season broke an early scoreless tie and led the Colonials to Sunday's 6-2 victory and three-game sweep of visiting Le Moyne.
Sophomore pitcher Chris Worth (1-3) earned his first win of the season, giving up only one run and two hits over five innings. Four Colonial relievers combined to hold the Dolphins to only one run on one hit while striking out seven over the final four innings of play to preserve the win.
GW freshman Tony Dokoupil and senior Matt Walker each had RBI singles in the sixth inning to put the game out of reach. Le Moyne's only runs came on solo home runs by Casey Saucke and Jack Kennedy.
GW 10, Le Moyne 0
Saturday, Feb. 26
The Colonials scored five times in the first inning, providing more than enough support for freshman Greg Condon.
Condon (2-0) pitched six innings of shut-out ball while striking out eight and only walking one in earning his second win of the season. Beggs pitched a scoreless seventh to seal the win.
The offense was led by Bassett, who went 3-for-3 with two RBIs, including his first home run of the season. Freshman Jake Weld (2 RBIs), Walker and juniors Tony Brown and Adam Belicic each added two hits for the Colonials in the victory.
GW 1, Le Moyne 0
Saturday, Feb. 26
Junior Dan Rouhier broke a scoreless tie in the bottom of the sixth inning with his first home run of the season, a solo shot off Le Moyne starter Jaime Steward.
That was all the Colonials needed as Belicic pitched a complete game shutout for his first win of the season. Belicic improved to 1-2 by giving up only two hits and striking out nine in his seven innings of work. The win broke a four-game losing streak for the Colonials.
This article appeared in the February 28, 2000 issue of the Hatchet.


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In a recent Order, Judge Gregory M. Sleet granted plaintiffs' motion to dismiss defendants' counterclaim for invalidity and to strike defendants' fourth and fifth affirmative defenses with prejudice. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. v. Forest Laboratories, Inc., C.A. No. 13-2002-GMS (D. Del. June 16, 2016). Plaintiffs argued that "the court should dismiss the counterclaims and new affirmative defenses for invalidity because defendants . . . failed to obtain leave from the court before significantly amending its answer." Id. at 2 n.1. Plaintiffs asserted that "allowing these counterclaims and affirmative defenses nearly two years into the litigation and after fact discovery has closed would cause prejudice and substantially delay the adjudication of this case." Defendants, on the other hand, argued that "because the Plaintiffs chose to expand the scope of litigation by adding Forest Pharma to the case more than six months after the deadline to join parties and amend the pleadings, Plaintiffs cannot complain when Forest Pharma asserts defenses in response to the new allegations against it." Id.
Judge Sleet found that the parties' dispute needed to be "analyzed through the lens of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 15(a)(3)." Id. As Judge Sleet explained, the parties' "contest[ed] whether an answer in response to an amended pleading requires leave from the court if it addresses issues outside of the scope of the amended complaint." Id. Judge Sleet rejected defendants' argument that "when the Plaintiffs added a new party, the Defendants were permitted to amend the complaint as a matter of course under Rule 15(a)." Id. at 3 n.1. Judge Sleet rather found that defendants failed to explain "why adding Forest Pharma—a wholly owned subsidiary of Forest Labs—expanded the scope of its defenses or claims." Id. As Judge Sleet noted, "the two defendants brought the new claims jointly, and none of the new claims uniquely apply to the new defendant." In sum, Judge Sleet was "not persuaded that adding Forest Pharma as a new defendant expanded the scope of this case." Id.
Judge Sleet finally summarized the court's analysis as follows:
In conclusion, this case is simply too close to trial to add completely new issues without prejudicing Plaintiffs and unduly delaying the litigation. Forest Labs had an opportunity to assert its Section 101 and 102 defenses and counterclaims in its initial answer to Plaintiffs' complaint. Because Plaintiffs' First Amended Complaint made no substantive changes other than adding Forest Pharma as a defendant, Defendants' answer is rightly construed as an amended answer, for which Rule 15(a)(3) requires leave and Rule 16(b)(4) requires good cause. Because the counterclaims are dismissed as untimely, the court need not address whether they are plausibly pleaded.
Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. v. Forest Laboratories, Inc., C.A. No. 13-2002-GMS (D. Del. June 16, 2016)


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Vastavam web: Rafael Nadal survived a mini-crisis to rack up his 80th win at Roland Garros today as the 10-time champion defeated Italian lucky loser Simone Bolelli 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 (11/9) to reach the second round.Nadal had to save four set points in the tiebreaker before wrapping a victory which preceded the widely-awaited return to Grand Slam tennis of 23-time major winner Serena Williams.World number one Nadal had been two sets up but 0-3 down in the third when rain caused the tie to be suspended late Monday.The top seeded Nadal, bidding for an 11th title in Paris and his 17th major, next faces Argentina's Guido Pella for a place in the last 32.
"I really suffered today but it was a good test," said Nadal who had been in danger of dropping his first set at Roland Garros since his 2015 quarter-final loss to Novak Djokovic."It was very difficult. Simone is a very good player and he had lots of chances and was very aggressive."But I am happy to have won here on this court, the most important of my career." Williams returns to Grand Slam tennis for the first time since the 2017 Australian Open where she won a 23rd major while also being two months pregnant.Three of her Slam titles have come in Paris — in 2002, 2013 and 2015 — and longtime coach Patrick Mouratoglou has no doubt that Williams is capable of adding a fourth.
"Can she do it? Serena can achieve anything — after being her coach for six years, I'm even more sure of that statement," said the Frenchman.Williams starts her 16th Roland Garros against Czech world number 70 Kristyna Pliskova who has never won a match at the tournament in four visits.After getting rained off the schedule on Monday night, two-time champion Maria Sharapova also makes a comeback to the tournament after missing the 2016 and 2017 editions.Five-time major winner Sharapova faces Dutch qualifier Richel Hogenkamp, ranked at 133, on Court Suzanne Lenglen.
Third seed Marin Cilic reached the second round with a 6-3, 7-5, 7-6 (7/4) win over Australia's James Duckworth.Wimbledon and Australian Open runner-up Cilic, 29, fired 47 winners and 13 aces past the 1,072th-ranked Duckworth who was playing his first match since the 2017 Australian Open.Since that time, the 26-year-old has been battling a foot injury which required surgery in January 2017."The last couple of weeks I've been playing unbelievable on this surface," said Shapovalov.
This year is the first time Shapovalov has been seeded at a major after his run to the Madrid Masters semi-finals earlier this month saw him become the youngest player to break into the world's top 30 since 2005.Third seed and 2016 champion Garbine Muguruza defeated 2009 winner Svetlana Kuznetsova 7-6 (7/0), 6-2.Spain's Muguruza next faces French wildcard Fiona Ferro, ranked 257, for a place in the last 32.With the headlines dominated by the returns of Williams and Sharapova, world number one Simona Halep will begin her latest bid to win a maiden Slam very much under the radar.