PROMOTION TOURISM

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
DRINK IT ALL IN FOBERT DESIGNS 1315 BEECH STREET FERNANDINA BEACH FL 32034 Promotion of tourism in the United States through marketing and advertising; distribution of advertising and promotional materials;
DRINK IT ALL IN NanGar, Inc. P.O. Box 91 Reading Center NY 14876 Promotion of tourism in the United States through marketing and advertising; distribution of advertising and promotional materials;
HOME OF "CHAMP"-PORT HENRY, MORIAH, N.Y. PORT HENRY-MORIAH-MINEVILLE-WITHERBEE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INC., THE BOX 250 PORT HENRY NY 12974 PROMOTION OF TOURISM;
LET THE SUN SHINE IN Paradigm Communications, Inc. 5301 West Cypress Street, Suite 314 Tampa FL 33607 promotion of tourism, travel and citrus products in one or more of the United States through the distribution of printed and other promotional materials;
PLAY ON Jackson County Tourism Development Authority 773 West Main Street Sylva NC 28779 Promotion of tourism, business and conventions in Jackson County, North Carolina;
TAKING THE NEXT GIANT LEAP Zaguli, Ronald James 16811 Village Corner Ct. Houston TX 77059 Promotion of tourism, business and conventions in the Greater Houston area.;
TURESPANA INSTITUTO DE TURISMO DE ESPANA-TURESPAFIA C/CASTELLO NO. 115-3A PLANTA MADRID 28006 Spain promotion of tourism; namely, tourism in the country of Spain;
VEGAS ENVY Dunseath, Scott 440 Circle Drive Reno NV 89509 Promotion of tourism in the Las Vegas, Nevada area;VEGAS;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A multiprocessor data processing system includes a plurality of processors coupled to an interconnect and to a global promotion facility containing at least one promotion bit field. A first processor executes a high speed instruction sequence including a load-type instruction to acquire a promotion bit field within the global promotion facility exclusive of at least a second processor. The request may be made visible to all processors coupled to the interconnect. In response to execution of the load-type instruction, a register of the first processor receives a register bit field indicating whether or not the promotion bit field was acquired by execution of the load-type instruction. While the first processor holds the promotion bit field exclusive of the second processor, the second processor is permitted to initiate a request on the interconnect. Advantageously, promotion bit fields are handled separately from data, and the communication of promotion bit fields does not entail the movement of data cache lines.