ANNUAL LIVE TV

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ACHIEVE THE GLOW G4 Media 5750 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90036 Annual live TV, radio and Internet program relating to video, computer, on-line and wireless games; library and reference services; exhibition of motion pictures and television programs; educational and entertainment services, namely, providing incentives to demonstrate excellence through issuance of awards;
G-PHORIA G4 Media 5750 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90036 [ Annual live TV, radio and Internet award and entertainment program relating to video, computer, on-line and wireless games; library and library reference services; ] exhibition of motion pictures [ and television programs, ] namely, conducting an entertainment exhibition in the nature of a film festival [ and television festival; educational and entertainment services, namely, providing incentives to individuals and organizations to demonstrate excellence in the field of video, computer, on-line and wireless games through issuance of awards ];G4 PHORIA;
G-PHORIA Techtv Inc. 12312 Weat Olympic Boulevard Los Angeles CA 90064 [ Annual live TV, radio and Internet award and entertainment program relating to video, computer, on-line and wireless games; library and library reference services; ] exhibition of motion pictures [ and television programs, ] namely, conducting an entertainment exhibition in the nature of a film festival [ and television festival; educational and entertainment services, namely, providing incentives to individuals and organizations to demonstrate excellence in the field of video, computer, on-line and wireless games through issuance of awards ];G4 PHORIA;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and system for determining the memory utilization of a heap are provided. With the method and system, object allocations and optionally, possible memory freeing events are used to initiate a mark-and-count operation. The mark-and-count operation marks the live objects and maintains a running count of their memory bytes allocated to the live objects, referred to as a live count. The execution of the mark-and-count operation may be dependent upon various criteria including thresholds, functions of the live count, peak live counts, number of memory bytes allocated since a previous mark-and-count operation was performed, and the like. In addition to the live count, a peak live count may be obtained and updated as new peak live counts are identified. When the peak live count is updated, additional information may be obtained via a heap dump, arcflow tree, or the like.