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Book Chapter
Performance Analysis and Debugging Tools at Scale," Exascale Scientific Applications: Scalability and Performance Portability: Chapman & Hall / CRC Press, pp. 17-50, November 2017. DOI: 10.1201/b21930"
Conference Paper
Accelerating NWChem Coupled Cluster through dataflow-based Execution," 11th International Conference on Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics (PPAM 2015), Krakow, Poland, Springer International Publishing, September 2015. (452.82 KB)"
Characterization of Power Usage and Performance in Data-Intensive Applications using MapReduce over MPI," 2019 International Conference on Parallel Computing (ParCo2019), Prague, Czech Republic, September 2019."
Counter Inspection Toolkit: Making Sense out of Hardware Performance Events," 11th International Workshop on Parallel Tools for High Performance Computing, Dresden, Germany, Cham, Switzerland: Springer, February 2019. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-11987-4_2 (216.39 KB)"
Parallel Performance Measurement of Heterogeneous Parallel Systems with GPUs," International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP'11), Taipei, Taiwan, ACM, September 2011. DOI: 10.1109/ICPP.2011.71 (1.41 MB)"
PaRSEC in Practice: Optimizing a Legacy Chemistry Application through Distributed Task-Based Execution," 2015 IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing, Chicago, IL, IEEE, September 2015. (1.77 MB)"
Power-aware Computing: Measurement, Control, and Performance Analysis for Intel Xeon Phi," 2017 IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing Conference (HPEC'17), Best Paper Finalist, Waltham, MA, IEEE, September 2017. DOI: 10.1109/HPEC.2017.8091085 (908.84 KB)"
Software-Defined Events through PAPI," 2019 IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium Workshops (IPDPSW), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, IEEE, May 2019. DOI: 10.1109/IPDPSW.2019.00069 (446.41 KB)"
What it Takes to keep PAPI Instrumental for the HPC Community," 1st Workshop on Sustainable Scientific Software (CW3S19), Collegeville, Minnesota, July 2019. (50.57 KB)"
Conference Proceedings
Custom assignment of MPI ranks for parallel multi-dimensional FFTs: Evaluation of BG/P versus BG/L," Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing with Applications (ISPA-08), Sydney, Australia, IEEE Computer Society, pp. 271-283, January 2008. (2.6 MB)"
A Holistic Approach for Performance Measurement and Analysis for Petascale Applications," ICCS 2009 Joint Workshop: Tools for Program Development and Analysis in Computational Science and Software Engineering for Large-Scale Computing, vol. 2009, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009, pp. 686-695, May 2009. (3.96 MB)"
Modeling the Office of Science Ten Year Facilities Plan: The PERI Architecture Tiger Team," SciDAC 2009, Journal of Physics: Conference Series, vol. 180(2009)012039, San Diego, California, IOP Publishing, July 2009. (906.39 KB)"
Power Management and Event Verification in PAPI," Tools for High Performance Computing 2015: Proceedings of the 9th International Workshop on Parallel Tools for High Performance Computing, September 2015, Dresden, Germany, Dresden, Germany, Springer International Publishing, pp. pp. 41-51, 2016. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-39589-0_4 (565.14 KB)"
Journal Article
Accelerating NWChem Coupled Cluster through dataflow-based Execution," The International Journal of High Performance Computing Applications, vol. 32, issue 4, pp. 540--551, July 2018. DOI: 10.1177/1094342016672543 (1.68 MB)"
Accelerating NWChem Coupled Cluster through Dataflow-Based Execution," The International Journal of High Performance Computing Applications, pp. 1–13, January 2017. DOI: 10.1177/1094342016672543 (4.07 MB)"
Collecting Performance Data with PAPI-C," Tools for High Performance Computing 2009, 3rd Parallel Tools Workshop, Dresden, Germany, Springer Berlin / Heidelberg, pp. 157-173, May 2010. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-11261-4_11 (4.45 MB)"
Evaluation of Dataflow Programming Models for Electronic Structure Theory," Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience: Special Issue on Parallel and Distributed Algorithms, vol. 2018, issue e4490, pp. 1–20, May 2018. DOI: 10.1002/cpe.4490 (1.69 MB)"
Impact of Quad-core Cray XT4 System and Software Stack on Scientific Computation," Euro-Par 2009, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol. 5704/2009, Delft, The Netherlands, Springer Berlin / Heidelberg, pp. 334-344, August 2009. (312.74 KB)"
Investigating Power Capping toward Energy-Efficient Scientific Applications," Concurrency Computation: Practice and Experience, vol. 2018, issue e4485, pp. 1-14, April 2018. DOI: 10.1002/cpe.4485 (1.2 MB)"
I/O Performance Analysis for the Petascale Simulation Code FLASH," ISC'09, Hamburg, Germany, June 2009. (88.88 KB)"
PAPI Software-Defined Events for in-Depth Performance Analysis," The International Journal of High Performance Computing Applications, vol. 33, issue 6, pp. 1113-1127, November 2019. (442.39 KB)"
Trace-based Performance Analysis for the Petascale Simulation Code FLASH," International Journal of High Performance Computing Applications (to appear), 00 2010. (887.54 KB)"
Power-aware Computing on GPGPUs , Gatlinburg, TN, Fall Creek Falls Conference, Poster, September 2011. (2.89 MB)
Does your tool support PAPI SDEs yet? , Tahoe City, CA, 13th Scalable Tools Workshop, July 2019. (3.09 MB)
PAPI: Counting outside the Box , Barcelona, Spain, 8th JLESC Meeting, April 2018.
PAPI's new Software-Defined Events for in-depth Performance Analysis , Dresden, Germany, 13th Parallel Tools Workshop, September 2019. (3.14 MB)
PAPI's New Software-Defined Events for In-Depth Performance Analysis , Lyon, France, CCDSC 2018: Workshop on Clusters, Clouds, and Data for Scientific Computing, September 2018.
Power-Aware HPC on Intel Xeon Phi KNL Processors , Frankfurt, Germany, ISC High Performance (ISC17), Intel Booth Presentation, June 2017. (5.87 MB)
Software-Defined Events through PAPI for In-Depth Analysis of Application Performance , Basel, Switzerland, 5th Platform for Advanced Scientific Computing Conference (PASC18), July 2018.
Understanding Native Event Semantics , Knoxville, TN, 9th JLESC Workshop, April 2019. (2.33 MB)
What it Takes to keep PAPI Instrumental for the HPC Community , Collegeville, MN, The 2019 Collegeville Workshop on Sustainable Scientific Software (CW3S19), July 2019. (3.29 MB)
Is your scheduling good? How would you know? , Bordeaux, France, 14th Scheduling for Large Scale Systems Workshop, June 2019. (2.5 MB)
Tech Report
Dataflow Programming Paradigms for Computational Chemistry Methods," Innovative Computing Laboratory Technical Report, no. ICL-UT-17-01, Knoxville, TN, University of Tennessee, May 2017."
Formulation of Requirements for new PAPI++ Software Package: Part I: Survey Results," PAPI++ Working Notes, no. 1, ICL-UT-20-02: Innovative Computing Laboratory, University of Tennessee Knoxville, January 2020. (1.49 MB)"
Roadmap for Refactoring classic PAPI to PAPI++: Part II: Formulation of Roadmap based on Survey Results," PAPI++ Working Notes, no. 2, ICL-UT-20-09: Innovative Computing Laboratory, University of Tennessee, July 2020. (763.75 KB)"
Software-Defined Events (SDEs) in MAGMA-Sparse," Innovative Computing Laboratory Technical Report, no. ICL-UT-18-12: University of Tennessee, December 2018. (481.69 KB)"
Task placement of parallel multi-dimensional FFTs on a mesh communication network," University of Tennessee Computer Science Technical Report, no. UT-CS-08-613, January 2008. (2.33 MB)"
Trace-based Performance Analysis for the Petascale Simulation Code FLASH," Innovative Computing Laboratory Technical Report, no. ICL-UT-09-01, April 2009. (887.54 KB)"


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The Russian helicopters bound for Syria – and at the center of a US-Russia diplomatic dispute – might not make it to Syria after all.
Standard Club, a British ship insurer, terminated insurance coverage of the Russian ship purported to be carrying arms after the company heard allegations about the cargo and destination, according to Russian news outlet RIA Novosti. The Russian ship is believed to be carrying refitted combat helicopters and antiship missiles to Tartous, Syria, where Russia has a naval base. Without insurance, however, ships cannot enter port.
The company told RIA Novosti that the British government did not influence its decision, but The Telegraph reports that British security officials told the Standard Club that providing insurance for the ship was likely a breach of European Union sanctions on Syria.
Russia has denied that the equipment could be used against Syrian civilians, insisting the materiel is for defensive purposes only. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov also said that the helicopters were supplied during the Soviet-era and were merely being returned to Syria under an already existing contract, according to RIA Novosti.
Russia has been the subject of intense international criticism for its support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime and for blocking any international efforts to take stronger action.
Some Syria observers see the shipment as undermining Russia's insistence that it opposes intervention in the conflict. The Telegraph's Middle East correspondent, Richard Spencer, writes:
"Russian arguments against direct involvement could now be strongly questioned by the British and Americans: 'Who is intervening in the crisis here? Who is pouring fuel on the flames? If you are providing attack helicopters to the Syrians how can you possibly say you are not intervening in the crisis?'"
Mr. Spencer speculated that this is likely to be followed with a stepping up of Western support for the rebels, perhaps through arms supplies.
Russia was also preparing to send military personnel and ships to its Tartous base, purportedly to secure it and to evacuate Russian nationals in case the conflict made it necessary, according to some reports. The US is reluctant to criticize the move because it often takes similar steps during international crises to protect its own defenses, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Obama met on the sidelines of the G-20 summit yesterday. With this most recent spat, Syria was likely a top discussion topic, but the joint statement from the leaders contained only one paragraph addressing Syria:
We agree to cooperate bilaterally and multilaterally to solve regional conflicts. In order to stop the bloodshed in Syria, we call for an immediate cessation of all violence and express full support for the efforts of [United Nations]/League of Arab States Joint Special Envoy Kofi Annan, including moving forward on political transition to a democratic, pluralistic political system that would be implemented by the Syrians themselves in the framework of Syria's sovereignty, independence, unity, and territorial integrity. We are united in the belief that the Syrian people should have the opportunity to independently and democratically choose their own future.
But their support for Mr. Annan's plan is no change from current positions, and the peace plan has had little effect on the violence there. The international community has largely deemed it a failure, and the UN observer mission to Syria was suspended last week out of concern for the safety.
Russia's intransigence has been convenient for the US, which has heaped blame for international inaction on Russia even while it has shown no appetite for intervening itself, according to the Associated Press.
… in many ways, Russia's stance is convenient for Washington and its allies which have their own reasons for avoiding direct intervention in yet another Arab nation in crisis.
Not the least of them is the impending U.S. presidential election in November. Others are the uncertain outcome of a military commitment and the war-weariness of the U.S. public.
"The fact that Russia is not budging on Syria certainly helps Washington in its efforts to justify its inaction," said Bilal Saab, a fellow and Syria expert at the Monterey Institute of International Studies.


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There is no shortage of learned commentary about the course of argument over Obamacare at the Supreme Court this week, so I won't add to the pile of legal analysis. Instead, let's just look at some political factors, and I'll offer a couple of predictions and suggestions.
Let's start with Justice Kennedy, thought to be the swing vote. Lots of people think Justice Kennedy is swayed by elite opinion, or the desire to be seen favorably by elite opinion. I doubt this is actually the case. True, Kennedy has voted to uphold abortion, and he cast his vote with the liberals in the abominable Kelo property rights case, but he's also voted with the conservatives on most of the affirmative action/racial preference cases.
This should be a cause for concern for the Left. Keep in mind that Kennedy was the author of the majority opinion in Citizens United, the case the Left is still going bonkers over, comparing it to Dred Scott and other absurdities. One of Kennedy's core values is individual liberty. His approach to individual rights is susceptible to numerous criticisms (such as not having a robust principle of natural rights at its core as Justice Thomas does), but it was at the center of his Citizens United opinion. And a key aspect of Kennedy's CU opinion was the willingness to discard old precedents where he thought they were badly decided because of flawed history (citing an amicus brief by someone named Hayward—see page 55), poorly defended today, or badly matched to current circumstances.
As such, the key moment in the oral arguments may have been on the third day when Obama Solicitor General Donald Verilli argued that upholding Obamacare was essential "to secure the blessings of liberty." The challengers' attorney, Paul Clement, smacked that fat pitch out of the park:
Let me just finish by saying I certainly appreciate what the Solicitor General says, that when you support a policy, you think that the policy spreads the blessings of liberty. But I would respectfully suggest that it's a very funny conception of liberty that forces somebody to purchase an insurance policy whether they want it or not.
Clement's comment about "a very funny conception of liberty" points to the fundamental divide between Left and Right since the New Deal. FDR argued that a necessitous man cannot be a free man. This is not implausible on its face, but as a practical matter it made redistribution of wealth the central ground of modern liberalism at the expense of individual liberty. It has led liberalism to reject the natural rights philosophy of the Founding—FDR explicitly did this in his Commonwealth Club address of 1932. Hence the real divide between Left and Right today is over the meaning of individual liberty.
As Bill Voegeli and many others (Kenneth Minogue, me, etc) have argued, the liberal impulse to redistribution and social engineering has no limiting principle. Maybe the Supreme Court is about to find a limiting principle with the Obamacare case.
Meanwhile, my pal Ben Zycher points out an interesting aspect not yet noted by the shocked and stunned media mavens like Jeffrey Toobin, namely, how Justices Kennedy and Roberts, both Catholics, may have been affected by the HHS mandate that Catholic institutions must provide free contraception. Says Ben:
I wonder if the Left/Obama/Kathleen Sebelius didn't shoot themselves in the backside when they decided to apply a chainsaw to the religious liberty of the Catholic hospitals, etc. That episode, I think, brought out in sharp relief the unprecedented degree of coercion inexorably inherent in Obamacare, the eagerness with which the Left employs it, and the thoughtlessness with which the Left is willing to destroy the institutions of civil society as they pursue their political goals.
I think there might be something to this, in which case it will reveal the sheer political ineptitude, born of typical arrogance, of Obamaland. Suddenly Justice Kennedy's opening day concern about fundamentally changing the relationship between the individual and government starts to look much more ominous for Obamacare's defenders.
I predict the Court is going to strike down the whole law on a 5 – 4 vote, after which the Left will go stark raving foam-at-the-mouth insane. The Left—and perhaps Obama too—will lump this decision in with Citizens United and attack the "reactionary Court" in much the same way FDR did in 1937. Of course, that didn't end so well for FDR. Republicans should embrace this attack, and turn it around on liberals. Since a 5 – 4 split will be along party lines, Republicans should argue boldly and loudly that the result shows which party respects the Constitution's limits on government power, and which party doesn't. Let's have that fight. Let's ask people to vote on that question. Let's run TV ads of Nancy Pelosi saying " Are you serious?" about the constitutional basis for Obamacare.
My fallback prediction is that if Obamacare is upheld, we will see the most forceful and epic dissent in the history of the Court from Clarence Thomas. It will rank next to Justice Harlan's dissent in Plessy in 1897 for its moral force and correctness that will come to be acknowledged over time. I wouldn't be surprised to see the normally quiet Thomas read his dissent from the bench on the day the decision is announced. And I wouldn't be surprised to see a "Thomas for Running Mate" boomlet before the GOP convention.
Meanwhile, John and I kicked all this around over wine and beer and sunset the other night, and here's some highlights, concluding with John's thoughts on my exit question, "Who's the worser legal reporter—Jeffrey Toobin or Linda Greenhouse?"


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An agreement in which an entrepreneur buys a license to use another business' products, brand, proprietary knowledge, and trade secrets. This allows the entrepreneur to start a business without building up his/her own brand or products. This is a common way to start a business, especially in highly competitive industries. An industry that utilizes franchises on a regular basis is fast food; because of stiff competition, it is generally more profitable for one who wishes to start a fast food restaurant to buy a franchise.


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All the world: Robert Jospe's CD Bash
From the first lead-in beat of Robert Jospé's soon-to-be-released CD, Time to Play, the urge to nod your head, trace the simple melody lines with your chin, and shake your hips increases exponentially with every track, until you have no other choice but to surrender yourself to this album's near-tidal pull.
Coming from Jospé and the same group of musicians who produced 1999's acclaimed Blue Blaze, Time to Play continues in the instrumental Latin, jazz, afro-Cuban, and world beat vein of its predecessor. Upbeat Latin-tinged tunes give way to jazzy R&B numbers dripping with funk, and all the tracks bear the markings of some of Charlottesville and Richmond's finest musicians.
Time to Play features Kevin Davis on percussion, Jeff Decker on saxophones, Bob Hallahan on piano, John D'earth on trumpet, coronet and flugelhorn, Royce Campbell on guitar, Elias Bailey and Pete Spaar on bass, and, of course, Robert Jospé on drum set and percussion-– a plethora of well-known local stars, to say the least.
Jazz pianist Horace Silver's "Swingin' the Samba" kicks off the CD, this version arranged by Davis. Campbell's quiet staccato acoustic guitar barely peeks its head above the percussive firestorm that Davis and Jospé ignite during the song's introduction. After a short break, the rest of the band joins in. Most noticeable here are D'earth trumpet lines, often doubled but sometimes played in harmony, and Hallahan's elegant piano chords.
A percussive break follows, and then Hallahan takes center (actually slightly to the right) stage with some jazzy piano lead. D'earth takes up the reins as the piano dies down, his expressive and flowing trumpet reminding us why he's one of this town's brightest musical lights.
Trumpeter Lee Morgan's "Party Time" is up next, a piece arranged by Jospé himself. A long percussive introduction leads off the song, followed by a cymbal crash. Then things really get started. Bailey's bass is mixed higher this time around, his catchy pop-flavored acoustic line the driving force behind this particular track-– Decker and Hallahan take solo turns, but this time you get the feeling the bass is where it's at.
Jospé, Hallahan, and Decker all contribute original songs to the album, with most in the upbeat Latin-infected hard bop style of the first two tracks. Decker's "Help Yourself" is a standout, band switching into a slower, bass-groove oriented world-view, with some impressive guitar lead placed here and there by Campbell.
Robert Jospé and his band, Inner Rhythm, will be holding the CD release party for Time to Play February 23 at Starr Hill. If you're a fan of the band, or just someone who enjoys great, world-influenced sounds performed by extremely talented individuals, this will be your oasis for the evening.
Robert Jospé & Inner Rhythm CD Release Party at Starr Hill. $10/$8, 9pm.


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In order to present our contents correctly and in a graphically appealing way across all browsers, we use script libraries and font libraries from Google Web Fonts (https://www.google.com/webfonts/).on this website. Google Web Fonts are transferred to your browser's cache to avoid multiple loading. If your browser does not support Google Web Fonts or does not allow access, content will be displayed in a default font.
The integration of Google Web Fonts is carried out in our legitimate interest to ensure the reliable,
appealing and uniform use of our website independent of the browser.
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I. What are "personal data"?
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II. Ways of contacting us
On our website https://www.bego.com/contact/ there is an overview of the ways in which you can contact us. It is in our legitimate interests to provide contact details, since this gives us more possibilities for coming into contact with you. If a data subject makes contact with the controller via one of the contact channels, the personal data transmitted by the data subject are saved automatically. Storage is purely for the purposes of processing or making contact with the data subject. There is no forwarding of data to third parties. The data you transmit are only stored for as long as is required to establish contact.
III. Application form
We provide an application form on our website https://www.bego.com/career/ that offers you the
possibility of applying online for the currently advertised vacancies at BEGO Bremer Goldschlägerei Wilh. Herbst GmbH & Co. KG. To use this form, you are obliged to enter your name, address and email address and attach your application documents. You have the option of specifying other voluntary
information about yourself (e.g., telephone number, date of birth, driving license number). This serves the purpose of enabling us to obtain a better picture of you and your qualifications, in order to assess whether you meet the necessary requirements. By submitting the voluntary data you agree to us saving them in the context of the application process.
The provision of this application form is in our legitimate interests in order to create another means of transmitting applications and appeal to a broader range of potential applicants. Alternatively, you can send your application to us in writing by post.
Storage of the collected data is used solely to conduct the application process. The storage duration is a maximum of 6 months from the time when the application process ends. Unsolicited applications
received electronically are generally deleted immediately after receipt and perusal of the documents. However, we reserve the right to save application documents for up to 12 months for possible
establishment of contact if, according to our legitimate interests, a potential vacancy exists for the
specific application within this period. You also agree to this storage by sending your unsolicited
application. You are entitled to revoke your consent to the storage at any time by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Applications sent by post to BEGO Bremer Goldschlägerei Wilh. Herbst GmbH & Co. KG will be returned to the applicants at the end of the application process.
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Take the opportunity to register on the website at https://login.bego.com/de/dental stating your
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- BEGO e-shop for conventional solutions and 3D printing (https://login.bego.com/de/dental)
- BEGO e-shop for implantology solutions (https://login.bego.com/de/implants)
- BEGO guide order portal (http://guide.bego-implantology.com/)
- BEGO Medical Scan and Design Center – for Laboratories (https://www.bego-medical.com/scancenter/)
- BEGO CAD/CAM order portal – for laboratories (https://orderportal.bego-medical.com)
to register. The data are transmitted to BEGO in the respective input mask. The data will be stored solely for the purposes of internal use by BEGO. When registering, the user's IP address and the data and time of registration will be saved in addition to the data listed below. This serves to prevent misuse of the services. There is no forwarding of data to third parties. One exception is if there is a legal obligation to forward the data.
Registered persons have the possibility of having the stored data deleted or modified at any time. The data subject shall have the right to obtain information about the personal data saved about them at any time.
Registration shall take place for the implementation of pre-contractual measures, for the fulfillment of the contract and on the basis of our legitimate interests. With the option of registering we can offer our contractual partners the possibility of ordering products in our e-shops.
What data do we collect and what do we use it for?
In the context of registration we initially need a valid email address from you. In the further registration process we collect other data which we require from you for orders in the e-shop, e.g., name, address and email address. The fields for data which are required for registration and have to be specified are marked as mandatory fields in the registration menu. The data specified by you are stored by us and are used solely to render the services you require and therefore to fulfill our contracts with you, e.g., to supply products that you order from us or to issue invoices.
Can I also use the e-shop without registering?
Only registered users have access to the BEGO e-shop.
Retention period
Your data are saved insofar and as long as this is necessary to fulfill the contract and is required
according to the statutory retention periods. Following the expiry of the respective period, the
corresponding data will be routinely deleted if they are no longer required for the fulfillment or initiation of the contract and/or we have no legitimate interest in further storage.
V. Newsletter
1. Subscription
If subscription to the BEGO newsletter takes place, the data are sent to the data controller in the
respective input mask. When registering for the newsletter, the user's IP address and the data and time of registration are saved. This serves to prevent misuse of the services or the email address of the data subject. There is no forwarding of data to third parties. One exception is if there is a legal obligation to forward the data. The data are used solely for distributing the newsletter. Dispatch of the newsletter takes place on the basis of your consent (Art. 6 (1) (a) GDPR).
When registering for the newsletter, you agree that we can send newsletters from the areas requested by you to your email address. When registering you agree to the following consent wording:
"I hereby consent to [Name] sending me emails to the email address specified by me for the purpose of […]. I have the right to revoke this consent at any time with effect for the future. I have taken note of the privacy policy with further information on data processing."
You can revoke this consent at any time for the future by unsubscribing from the newsletter. For this purpose, enter your email address under the following link. Through submission of your email address and confirmation, you are automatically removed from the mailing list. You will also find the
corresponding link in every newsletter.
Registration for our newsletter is carried out in a so-called double opt-in procedure. This means you receive an email after registration in which you are asked to confirm your registration. As proof of
registration to the newsletter, the time or registration and confirmation and the IP address are stored.
The statistical collection, analysis and recording of the registration procedure take place on the basis of the legitimate interests (Art. 6 (1) (f) GDPR). The legitimate interests lie in the proper and technically flawless execution of the email dispatch.
We save your email address which you specified in the course of ordering the newsletter for as long as you subscribe to the newsletter. As soon as you have unsubscribed from the newsletter, we erase your email address.
2. Distribution provider
The dispatch of the newsletter is carried out by the distribution provider CleverReach GmbH & Co. KG, Mühlenstr. 43, 26180 Rastede, Germany. You can view the data security provisions at www.cleverreach.com/de/datensicherheit/.
The distribution provider can use the recipient's data in a pseudonymized form, i.e., without allocation to a user, to optimize or improve its own services, e.g., for technical optimization of the distribution and the presentation of the newsletter or for statistical purposes. The distribution provider will not, however, use the data of our newsletter recipients to write to them itself, nor will it pass on the data to third parties.
3. Performance measurement
The newsletters contain a "web beacon", i.e., a pixel-sized file that is accessed by the server of
CleverReach GmbH & Co. KG when the newsletter is opened. During this access, initially technical
information, such as information about the browser and your system, as well as your IP address and the time of access, are recorded.
This information will be used for the technical improvement of the services based on the technical data or the target groups and their reading behavior based on the locations of access (which can be
determined with the aid of the IP address) or the access times. The statistical records will also include the determination of whether the newsletters are opened and what links are clicked on. For technical reasons, it is possible to allocate this information to the individual newsletter recipients. It is, however, not our aim, or that of CleverReach GmbH & Co. KG, to observe individual users. Rather, the analysis serves the purpose of recognizing the reading habits of our users and adjusting our content to suit them or to send different information in line with the interests of our users.
VII. Forwarding to other websites
To increase our service offering you will find links to other websites on our websites for which other providers are responsible. For information on the extent to which our advertising partners collect
personal data, please refer to their privacy policies. You will see that forwarding is taking place because a new browser window will open and a new address will be displayed in the browser line.
VIII. Forwarding of data to third parties
Except for the cases already described, we only forward your personal data to third parties if:
- you have expressly given your consent in accordance with Art. 6 (1) (a) GDPR,
- there is a legal obligation to forward the data in accordance with Art. 6 (1) (c) GDPR,
- this is necessary for the settlement of the terms and conditions of a contract or to carry out pre-contractual measures in accordance with Art. 6 (1) (b) GDPR,
- processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by us in accordance with Art. 6 (1) (f) GDPR;
- forwarding according to Art. 6 (1) (f) GDPR is necessary to assert, exercise or defend legal claims and there is no reason to assume that you have an overriding interest warranting protection in the non-forwarding of your data.
There is no forwarding of your data to third parties for advertising purposes.
E. Rights of the persons affected
You have the right:
- according to Art. 15 GDPR, to request information about your personal data processed by us. In particular, you can request information on the processing purposes, the category of personal data, the categories of recipients to whom your data has been or will be disclosed, the envisaged retention period, the existence of a right to rectification, erasure, restriction of processing or objection, the existence of the right to complain, the source of your data, if not collected by us, and the existence of automated decision-making, including profiling according to Art. 22 (1) and (4) GDPR and, where applicable, meaningful information about their details. You have the right to request information about whether the personal data relating to you will be sent to a third country or an international organization; in this connection you can request to be informed about the appropriate guarantees pursuant to Art. 46 GDPR in connection with the transfer;
- according to Art. 16 GDPR, to request the prompt correction of inaccurate data or completion of incomplete personal data stored with us;
- according to Art. 17 GDPR, to request the erasure of your personal data held by us, unless the processing is required for the exercise of the right of freedom of expression and information, for compliance with a legal obligation, for reasons of public interest or for the assertion, exercise or defense of legal claims or for archiving purposes in the public interest, scientific or historical research purposes or for statistical purposes in accordance with Art. 89 (1) GDPR, insofar as the said right is likely to make impossible or seriously affect the realization of the aims of this processing;
- according to Art. 18 GDPR, to request restriction of the processing of your personal data, insofar as the accuracy of the information about you is contested, the processing is unlawful, but you oppose erasure and we no longer require the data, however, you require this for the assertion, exercise or defense of legal claims, or in accordance with Art 21 GDPR, you have lodged an objection against the processing; if the processing of data relating to you has been restricted, these data may only be processed with your consent or for the assertion, exercise or defense of legal claims or for the protection of the rights of other natural or legal person or for reasons of an important public interest of the European Union or of a Member State and you are informed by the controller before the restriction is lifted;
- according to Art. 20 GDPR, to receive your personal data provided to us in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format or to request transmission to another controller, insofar as the freedoms and rights of others are not thereby affected. This right to data transferability does not apply to the processing of personal data which is in the public interest or takes place in the exercise of official authority that has been transferred to the controller;
- according to Art. 7 (3) GDPR, at any time to revoke the consent you have given us. As a consequence, we would, in the future, no longer be allowed to continue data processing based on this consent;
- according to Art. 22 GDPR, not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, which produces legal effects concerning you or similarly significantly affects you, unless the decision is necessary for entering into, or performance of, a contract between you and us, is admissible based on Union or Member State law to which the controller is subject and which also lays down suitable measures to safeguard your rights and freedoms and legitimate interests, or takes place with your explicit consent. These decisions may not be based on special categories of personal data referred to in Art 9 (1) GDPR, unless point (a) or (g) of Art. 9 (2) applies and suitable measures to safeguard your rights and freedoms and legitimate interests are in place;
- according to Art. 77 GDPR, to complain to a supervisory authority. As a rule, you can contact the supervisory authority of your habitual residence or your place of work or our organizational headquarters. The supervisory authority with which the complaint has been lodged shall inform the complainant on the progress and the outcome of the complaint including the possibility of a judicial remedy pursuant to Art. 78 GDPR.
F. Right to object
Insofar as your personal data are processed on the basis of legitimate interests pursuant to Art. 6 (1) (e) or (f) GDPR, you have the right to object to the processing of your personal data in accordance with Art. 21 GDPR if there are grounds relating to your particular situation or the objection is directed at direct marketing. In the latter case, you have a general right to object, which is implemented by us without specifying a particular situation.
If you would like to exercise your right of revocation or objection, an email to datenschutz©bego.com (data protection officer) will suffice.
G. Validity and amendment of this privacy policy
This privacy policy is currently valid as of May 2018.
We may be required to amend this privacy policy as we further develop our website and offerings thereon or if statutory or regulatory requirements change. The current privacy policy can be viewed at any time on the website at https://www.bego.com/imprint/.


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The outlook for the timeshare industry was a decidedly cheery one during the recent Midwest Lodging Investors Summit held at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers. It's no wonder given that several of the speakers at a session titled "How to Develop a Successful Vacation Ownership Project" were leading executives at chains that are erecting new developments this year at an impressive pace.
"The panel was very upbeat. Everybody was feeling quite good about industry conditions," observed Peter Giamalva, president and managing director of consultancy NorthCourse Leisure Real Estate Solutions Inc., who was one of the invited speakers. NorthCourse is a division of Wyndham Worldwide based in Parsippany, N.J., whose Wyndham Vacation Ownership division is reputed to be the largest of the national timeshare developers.
Giamalva conceded that some timeshare companies are watching the credit markets with growing unease, but he pointed out that "so far there has been no real uptick in credit problems. Many of the developers provide their own financing to their timeshare buyers, and so they're not immediately affected when banks cut back on their lending."
NorthCourse, which provides feasibility studies to developer clients, conducted a study that showed the timeshare industry has grown every year in the past three decades except for 2001. Giamalva doesn't expect that upward trajectory to reverse itself anytime soon, even if the current economic slump sinks further.
"From the 1970s on, timeshares have shown a unique capacity to keep growing. We're recession-resilient, not recession-proof," he said. "Only a small fraction of American homeowners at this point own timeshares. So the sky is the limit. This remains a very vibrant industry."
That notion was seconded by another speaker, Howard Nusbaum, president of the trade group American Resort Development Association in Washington, D.C. Nusbaum observes a growing dominance of big national lodging brands in the timeshare sector, with Marriott and Wyndham together representing more than one-third of the industry's $10.6 billion in revenues in 2007. But smaller independents are still a factor, too; there are 1,650 resorts overall in the U.S. currently, and nearly 100 developers.
And yet the small players face a big challenge as raw land and construction materials soar in price. In the 1970s, when the industry was young and land was plentiful and Marriott was still concentrated solely on hotels, independents were able to mount projects with minimal financing. Not anymore. "The ability of an undercapitalized developer to do a project today is virtually nil," Nusbaum said. "The business now is very capital intensive. You need deep pockets to compete."
A broad perspective helps, too. The era when timeshare development was largely confined to Florida and the Southeast has long since passed. Franz Hanning, president and CEO of Wyndham Vacation Ownership Inc. who was a speaker in Chicago, presides over a mushrooming empire of 17,000 units spread among 145 resorts. Last year the company added 1,500 units in 13 new properties to its portfolio.
Wyndham put up its first timeshare resort in Honolulu, followed by another in an emerging Wisconsin market, the Wisconsin Dells, the nation's water park capital. Wyndham also opened a development in Yellowstone Park, its first in the state of Montana.
These diverse destinations have helped fuel Wyndham's growth, the company believes. Timeshare owners freely exchange their shares each year to vacation in Wyndham properties in various far-flung markets. "A couple can go to the beach with the entire family for a week or just the two of them can visit an urban timeshare in a city like San Francisco for a weekend," said Alan Litwack, executive vice president of development and acquisitions for Wyndham. "We try to have something for everyone, and we have pricing to match all needs. That kind of flexibility is what helps keep us growing."
Years ago the timeshare industry was notably undisciplined, but Giamalva at NorthCourse and other consultants are bringing some order to the development process. NorthCourse is persuading growing numbers of developers to share information on absorption rates and price points and other key metrics. That's helped planners and architects to more closely judge the location, unit sizes and prices for new projects they're engaged in.
Still, demand is difficult to assess, Giamalva admits. Timeshare developments rarely fail. "But in the end, every developer makes an independent decision whether their product will or won't be successful," Giamalva concluded.
The three-day Midwest Lodging Investors Summit was sponsored by NREI, Lodging Hospitality and Retail Traffic magazines. The event attracted more than 500 industry professionals, including developers, owners/operators and lenders.


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An ambulance crew in Nevada found a new way to save lives by pulling over a woman apparently too drunk to realize EMTs don't have arresting powers or notice the gas nozzle sticking out of the tank on her Subaru wagon.
April Westfall, the 40-year-old owner of the Subaru Legacy Outback, didn't notice or didn't care about the Reno ambulance crew attempting to signal to her she was dragging about eight-feet of gas hose connected to the nozzle sticking out of her tank. Unable to get her to slow down, the ambulance then turned on their lights and conducted a quasi-legal traffic stop before calling real state troopers.
Not surprisingly, the woman failed a field sobriety and was booked into the Washoe County Jail. Surprisingly, the woman managed to drive so far with the hose that the police have been unable to determine what gas station it came from.
What happens in Reno is usually a sadder and dimmer version of what happens in Vegas.


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The Reagan Era is back with a vengeance this weekend, with two of the '80s' most iconic pop culture brands opening at your local multiplex, "The A-Team" and "The Karate Kid."
"The A-Team" premiered on our sister network in Jan. 23, 1983, amid countless fiery explosions, lame jokes and now-immortal taglines. Within a month seemingly every 13-year-old boy -- and no small number of adults -- across every playground in America was growling "I pity the fool!" and "I love it when a plan comes together." The filmed was ravaged by critics for being brainless, violent and sexist -- traditions the film keeps alive -- but at its peak the show was the third most popular in the country, behind only "Dallas" and "Simon & Simon."
The following year, "The Karate Kid" hit theaters on June 22, 1984, going up against "The Pope of Greenwich Village," "Rhinestone" and "Top Secret!" It would go on to take in more than $90 million, finishing fifth for the year, spawn the catchphrases, "Sweep the leg!" and "Wax on, wax off," and earn Pat Morita an Academy Award nomination. The success of "Karate Kid" warranted not only two sequels, but a reboot, "The Next Karate Kid" starring Hillary Swank, back in 1994.
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Now, for good or ill, both are back and ready to feed your seemingly bottomless hunger for notalgia and they are all but guaranteed to finish 1-2 at the box office this weekend. But if '80s nostalgia makes you throw up in your mouth just a little bit, take heart: there are in fact films out this week that are not rehashings of that decade's cultural touchstones. Let's take a look at what's new this weekend at your local movie house...
"The A-Team"
Great (for its time) show, great theme song, great new cast... but Mr. T's legacy hangs heavily on this big-screen adaptation. Read our complete review and watch the trailer.
"Karate Kid"
Jaden Smith replaces Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan replaces Pat Morita in this reboot of the beloved franchise. We never got the allure of this film, even at age 12, so we're not as jazzed as some folks about this one. Smith was reasonably good starring alongside his dad in The Pursuit of Happyness," but judging from the trailers for "Kid," he's become a bit too self-aware to be a natural. But maybe we're over thinking things... Oh, if you do decide to go, be forewarned, the theme song is a collaboration between Jaden and Justin Bieber. Watch the trailer.
"Winter's Bone"
The look and feel are well crafted, and the acting is fantastic, but the story that's been teased from Daniel Woodrell's novel has an uneven and frustrating pace and a finish that feels suspiciously tidy. Read our complete review and watch the trailer.
"Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky"
We're grown-up enough to admit that we had no idea -- zero -- that these to even knew one another, much less had an affair. Reviews for this French film have been mixed, and it's only now being released stateside despite showing at Cannes in 2009, so it's probably not awesome, but the trailer is gorgeous and intense. Watch the trailer.
"Joan Rivers - A Piece of Work"
From our review during the Tribeca Film Festival: "What makes 'A Piece of Work' such compelling viewing is the way Stern and Sundberg not only portray Rivers' omnipresent awareness of the dark side of the curtain, but how she often adopts a Zen-like acceptance toward the entertainment world's less admirable qualities. It's a survival mechanism for her no doubt, but it makes for an engaging story -- wanting to remain a player in a cold and fickle industry that's done its fair share of kicking her around over the years. Read our complete review and watch the trailer.


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how to make a list of rules with 2 other lists composed by different kinds of elements
- To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
- Subject: [mg127101] how to make a list of rules with 2 other lists composed by different kinds of elements
- From: Joug Raw <jougraw at gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2012 05:17:58 -0400 (EDT)
- Delivered-to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dear all, I want to generate a list composed by rules. That is, I have two list First one: list1={1, 2, 3} The elements of this list are Integers. Map[Head, list1] = {Integer, Integer, Integer} Second one: list2= {"file1", "file2", "file3"} The elements of this list are Strings. Map[Head, list2] = {String, String, String} What I want is to have a new list like list3= {1 -> "file1", 2 -> "file2", 3 -> "file3"} Map[Head, list3] = {Rule, Rule, Rule} Yes, of cause I can generate a list of rule manually. But what I have are two big list of many elements and they are the output of other codes. So, in real life this would be a part of big program. That is why I want to generate the rule list automatically from list1 and list2. How could I do this in a simple way? Thank you for your help. Best regards, Joug


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I had a very important date with a very beautiful lady, but my car was filthy. I had to have my car washed and detailed now! The problem was: it was raining on the day of my date. I must've called six different carwashes in Los Angeles. All were closed, or did not answer because of the rain. I had to dig deeper, but I am so glad that I did because I found WeHo Auto Detail Inc.
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The Seine at...
Claude Monet
- (1897)
In accordance with Governor Roy Cooper's Executive Order 117, and to help limit the spread of COVID-19 in North Carolina, the NCMA is closed until further notice. While the Museum Park remains open for walking, running, and biking, visitors should practice extreme caution and take strict social distancing measures. See a full list of affected programs and events at ncartmuseum.org/covid19.
British portraits were still very much in vogue whem the European collection was being assembled. As a result the Museum possesses a number of outstanding works of this type, most of which are installed in a gallery devoted to European portraiture and its early American counterpart. The collection features important works by Paul van Somer, Anthony van Dyck, Francis Cotes, Sir William Beechey, Thomas Gainsborough, and Sir Henry Raeburn. Two nonportraits are also worthy of note: Richard Wilson's Extensive Landscape with Cottages Near a Lake and Sir David Wilkie's Christopher Columbus in the Convent of La Rábida Explaining His Intended Voyage.
Although lacking the breadth and depth of their Italian, Dutch, and Flemish counterparts, the Museum's French and Spanish collections nevertheless feature several outstanding works. The last great figure of Spain's Golden Age, Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, is well represented by his early masterpiece The Blessed Giles before Pope Gregory IX, painted for the Sevillian monastery of San Francisco. The Man Scraping Chocolate, by an as-yet unidentified Spanish artist, provides a look at the production of the "food of the gods" that took Europe by storm in the 17th and 18th centuries. The Spanish collection is particularly strong in still lifes, including a pair of works by Meléndez, another pair by his follower Juan Bautista Romero, and a fine flower-piece by Bartolomé Pérez.
The highlight of the Museum's 17th-century French paintings is Pierre Mignard's Christ and the Woman of Samaria, a picture greatly coveted by (but denied to) no less a collector than Louis XIV. The French rococo is better represented by a studio version of Rigaud's portrait of Louis's great-grandson Louis XV, still lifes by Chardin and Monnoyer, portraits by Nattier and Vigée Lebrun, a splendid animal piece by Oudry, and three works from the studio of Boucher.
Volaire's masterful Eruption of Vesuvius, a work commissioned by a British "Grand Tourist," hangs along with others that would have been coveted by like-minded visitors to Italy.
Rounding out the 18th century is Peyron's Death Alcestis, an austere neoclassical work that illustrates the political and cultural reaction against the perceived excesses of the exuberant and licentious rococo era. Nineteenth-century French painting was distinguished above all by the varying approaches and responses of France's artists to the landscape. Jean-François Millet was one of the first artists to paint en plein air (outdoors) and thus exerted considerable influence upon the younger generation of impressionist artists who would revolutionize the art world. Millet's down-to-earth approach to painting is clearly evident in his Peasant Spreading Manure, which offers the perfect entrée into the collection's small but choice group of impressionist pictures by Boudin, Pissarro, and Monet.
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I've heard that Montreal is one of the most European looking cities in North America. So if you've always wanted to visit a city with European ambiance and architecture but don't want to make the trip overseas, it sounds like a great frugal choice. =)
Fun and Frugal Ways to Enjoy Montreal
Historical architecture, easy international access, and a world-class cultural scene make Montreal a sought-after destination for many travelers. If you're wondering what to do in Montreal, this list is long indeed. With activity options including everything from live outdoor performances and a strollable street-art scene to evening snowshoeing events and a world-famous winter festival, you certainly won't be bored. If you'd like to make the most of your visit to Montreal by channeling your monies towards some favored splurges, follow these tips to enjoy some of the more affordable things the city has to offer. (See also: 10 Inexpensive Weekend Getaways Anyone Can Take)
Mont Royal Park
One of the largest and most impressive urban parks in the world, Mont Royal Park is one of Montreal's crown jewels. Accessed regularly by tourists and locals alike, the venue costs nothing to visit and offers a variety of ways to enjoy the city's green space. Biking, stroller walking, birding, and nature hikes are all part of fun. In the winter, there are even guided evening snowshoe events with mulled wine for a nominal fee.
Museum of Fine Arts
This three-building complex is located in a picturesque area of the city and boasts some exquisite examples of Canadian and international art from a number of time periods. While the museum does charge fees for visiting its rotating exhibits, all of the permanent collections are free. Since they are all world-class and extensive, this venue easily takes two full afternoons to completely explore. Their permanent collections include sections on early to modern international art, archeology and world cultures, Quebec and Canadian art, a photography and graphic arts display, and more. It's important to note that there is no free parking near the museum, so you may want to contact the tourism office for information on a Montreal hotel that's in the vicinity.
McGill University Campus
Within walking distance of Montreal's Museum of Fine Arts is the campus of McGill University. Arguably one of the more attractive college campuses in the world, it's a pretty place to plop down with a picnic, and it's also near a number of fun restaurants, bars, and shopping opportunities. The historical buildings, including an 1800s cathedral, add to the atmosphere.
Place d'Armes
Located in the historic district known as Old Montreal, the Place d'Armes is a charming city square where you can people watch while sipping a hot coffee and planning the next stop on your city travel itinerary. While there are several striking streets and buildings that will have you in travel photography heaven, one attraction that is not to be missed while visiting the square is the jaw-dropping Notre Dame Basilica. It's gorgeous enough from the outside, but the interior is particularly picturesque and totally worth your tourist time. With an entry fee of $5, touring the building is definitely a budget-friendly activity.
Public Bikes
The infrastructure supporting Montreal's public bike system is completely solar powered, and the multiple pick-up and drop-off locations throughout the city make choosing this transportation as fuss-free as possible. If you're only there for a weekend, you may want to purchase their one-day access cards, which are available for $5 each.
Metro System
A public bus and subway system is also available for tourists wishing to make their way throughout the city. If you want to see a spot that's too far to venture on foot and the thought of biking in urban traffic leaves you feeling a bit intimidated, hopping the metro is definitely an inexpensive way to go. They also have discount tickets available for families, which let adults bring multiple children along for the ride at no extra charge.
Visiting Montreal provides travelers with a great mix of historic charm and urban chic, with plenty of cultural diversity built into the experience. By incorporating some of these cost-effective items into your vacation schedule, you'll easily be able to channel saved funds towards other memory-making activities. The city's international food offerings, year-long festival schedule, and strong art and cultural scene are all things that grabbed my attention. Your preferences may include incorporating more museums or breaking up daily walking tours with happy hour sessions and coffee house performances.
Have you ever visited Montreal? What are your favorite frugal destinations in the city?
This post was made possible by support from the Tourism Board of Montreal and local businesses like La Maison Simons, a fashion clothing store in Montreal.
Biking around a new city is always a great way to get around cheaply and get some great exercise! I've been to Montreal before, it is a beautiful city. If one gets the chance, they should go up for the Montreal Jazz Festival it is a great time!
I love Montreal and lived there for two years. I would suggest the drumming on Mont Royal in the summer and make sure you visit the universities for free events and lectures such as cinema politica. Also lots of cheap eats around, look out for the lunch specials!
...And some of the best meals in Montreal are the most affordable ones! Certainly choose a smoked meat sandwich, dill pickle, and cherry cola from Schwartz's Deli on St. Laurent. (The oldest deli in Canada.) There's enough delicious meat in that sandwich to make it your supper, and all for under $10.
I've been to Montreal twice. It's a really beautiful city. The Basilica you mention is not to be missed!


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Today, we released the latest version of the Flash and AIR runtimes with Flash Player 11.4 and AIR 3.4. These new builds feature a few great features that gaming fans will be excited about; most importantly, we're increasing the devices that can take advantage of hardware acceleration so game developers can give more gaming fans smoother and more exciting game play.
Along with adding constrained Stage 3D, we've also provided added support for iOS application development, and introduced concurrency, which helps improve game responsiveness. Gaming evangelist Lee Brimelow will be walking users through the new features and upcoming tooling updates in a demo on August 23.
We've been laying some groundwork this year for increasing the speed at which updates to the Flash Player are adopted. Flash Player 11.2 introduced background updating, and over 400 million people opted in to use it. That means that with any new release of the runtime, 400 million users can be updated to the latest version of Flash Player in about 48 hours. To put this in perspective, 400 million is about six times the number of Xbox360's sold since 2005. Game developers can now quickly embrace new features knowing there's a huge audience waiting for them.
We're also working closely with partners to help extend the reach of the Flash Player. This week, the gaming team is at the Unity Unite conference in Amsterdam, where we will be talking about Premium Features for Flash Player and showing off some great new games that were developed using a Unity workflow – Madfinger's Shadowgun and Nickelodeon's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. These are just two in the upcoming lineup of new games targeting the Flash Player, and the gaming team is really looking forward to talking with developers at Unite and learning more about their plans and creations. To hear more, check back in later this week, and take a look at the current showcase of games at http://gaming.adobe.com/.
It's a busy week for events, and you can also find members of the Adobe gaming team speaking at CEDEC in Japan, where GREE will be talking about developing MONPLA SMASH, the newly-released free-to-play RPG action battle game – its first mobile social game built on Adobe AIR and now available on the iOS AppStore.
And finally, you've got to be in it to win it! PlayerScale's Player.io, in cooperation with Epic Game Ads, has announced their first Epic Flash Game Contest with some sizable payouts (total cash prizes worth $150,000US). This contest is for multi-player games targeting Flash Player, and you can see the rules and start building your Flash games today – http://office.playerio.com/competitions/ega2012/#register.
We can't wait to see what you build!


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David B. "DB" Johnson was born in Lowndes County in 1833. As a young man he completed preparatory work at Troupville Academy before beginning an education in law at Benton Academy and Business College, Benton, TN. Eventually completing his law studies under his own initiative, he became a lawyer then a Judge of Hamilton County, FL.
David B. Johnson is represented in the Biographical Souvenir of the States of Georgia and Florida: Containing Biographical Sketches of the Representative Public, and Many Early Settled Families in These States (1889), and in the History of Florida: Past and Present, Historical and Biographical, Volume 2, (1929).
His father, John J. Johnson, was an Englishman who came to America in the year 1812, when but a boy, and settled near Milledgeville, GA, where he grew up to manhood. He moved to Appling County, Ga., and there established himself as a planter and married Elizabeth Staten (1798-1882), a [sister] of Burzille [Barzilla] Staten (1791-1846), a respectable and well-to-do Appling County planter.
About 1830, John J. Johnson and his brother-in-law, Barzilla Staten, brought their families to eastern Lowndes County, GA, settling in that part of the county which was later cut into Echols County. (Barzilla Staten served in Levi J. Knight's company of men in the Indian Wars, and was severely wounded in 1836 during a skirmish at Cow Creek a few miles south of his home.)
Children of John J. Johnson and Elizabeth Staten:
- Zilpha Johnson (1820- abt 1892)
- Eleanor Johnson (1825-)
- John S. Johnson (1826-1908)
- Mary Johnson (1827-1903)
- George J. Johnson (1832-1851)
- David B. Johnson (1833-1821)
- Catherine Johnson (1837-1919)
- Burzille [Barzilla] Staten Johnson (1840-1864)
The sixth of these children, D. B. Johnson, is the subject of this sketch. He was born in Lowndes County, Ga., June 17, 1833.
…with a clear, strong mind, given a religious training that made for righteousness, he grew up to manhood's estate under conditions which helped to make him a typical Southerner, enthusiastic, earnest, warm-hearted, broad-minded, ready to attempt to do large things in a large way, for he was cast in a generous mould.
He attended the common schools of Lowndes County; spent one year in the academy of Troupville, Ga., and in pursuance of his father's plans to educate him for the profession of the law, was sent to a college then at Benton, Tenn. Before he had risen to sophomore he fell in love with miss Cyntha Honey [or Honea] , a young lady of Benton, married her, and, packing up his books, took them and his wife and returned home to tell his parents what he had done. He had just passed his eighteenth year. The problem of life was then presented to him in a very practical shape and he set about in a business-like way to settle it. He began farming and followed it successfully for several years. He lost his wife one year after marriage -1852 – and married again six years later; his second wife was Margery P. Morgan, of Echols County, Ga.
Johnson lived in a period when men's souls were tried as by fire, and he rendered a remarkable service both as a soldier and patriot, first in the Florida-Indian war of 1856, and subsequently during the unhappy war between the two sections of the country, in behalf of the Confederacy.
In 1860 the opening of the war found Mr. Johnson on a farm in Hamilton County, Fla., with a wife and family and other responsibilities, but he gave them up and went into the service…
He was one of the first to enlist from Florida, joining the Confederate Army in Jasper as a member of the company organized by Captain Jenkins, which afterwards became Company B, Tenth Florida Regiment, Finnegan's Brigade, Mahone's Division, A. P. Hill's Corps.
D. B. Johnson enlisted in Company C, Tenth Florida Regiment on December 3, 1861 in Liberty County, FL at Rico's Bluff on the Apalachicola River. (His brother, Barzilla Staten Johnson, joined for service August 15, 1861 and served in the same regiment; Barzilla S. Johnson died of disease May 21, 1864. )
During his period of service he participated in many hard-fought battles, and was an ideal soldier.
He served for some time in Florida, participating in the battle of Olustee and some others of lesser note, and was subsequently ordered with his regiment to the army then in Virginia. He joined Lee above Richmond and took part in may of the hard-fought battles of the Virginia campaigns. He was wounded in the second battle of Cold Harbor, and was disabled from service for a few months…
Among other Confederate units engaged at Cold Harbor in early June, 1864 was Company E, 50th Georgia Regiment, which included Green Bullard of Rays Mill, GA.
Johnson rejoined the command and served faithfully throughout the war, and surrendered with the fragment of Gen. R. E. Lee's once magnificent army at Appomattox, Virginia, April 9, 1865.
At the close of the war he returned to Hamilton County, Fla., and resumed farming, which he followed up to 1872.
… he once more took up the burden of civil life, and during the heart-breaking reconstruction days was a source of inspiration to his associates, as he had been one of courage and good cheer in camp, and of unfaltering courage on the battle field. Accepting the verdict of the war, he threw himself into the important work of bringing about a return of prosperity to his beloved state…
He then turned his attention to the object of his life – the law – an object which had been frustrated by his youthful marriage, the war, and other hindrances. He read privately, attended the courts and familiarized himself by observation with the rules of practice and routine of office and was admitted at Jasper, Fla., in 1879. Since that time he was steadily engaged at the practice, eschewing politics and all other interests and pleasures. He reared a family of four children, three boys and one girl. Two of his sons, John O. and Quarterman S., became successful teachers; his third son, Bartow B., graduated in law in 1888 in the University of Georgia, and became [1889] the junior partner of his father. Ida C., the youngest child, remained at home with her parents.
Children of Judge David B. Johnson
- John O. Johnson
- Quarterman S. Johnson
- Bartow B. Johnson
- Ida C. Johnson
Johnson's ability as a lawyer was confirmed when he was raised to the bench of Hamilton County, and so efficient was he in that capacity that he was returned to the office a number of times.
Judge David Bryan Johnson was one of the legalists and jurists of Jasper who was devoted to the welfare of the public, and represented Florida with hospitality, grace and tact in all his public acts.
In 1896, D. B. Johnson was a member of Hebron Primitive Baptist Church, Hamilton County, Florida
His life has passed away, but his memory will remain as long as Jasper has a history. He was not alone a citizen of Jasper; he was more. He was at once a fine product and a worthy representative of the best forces that have made this country what it is..
He was spared for many years of usefulness, for he lived until 1921, passing away in his eighty-seventh year. For many years he was one of the most honored members of the Jasper Camp of Confederate Veterans, and served it as commander at the time of his death.
As a judge he was singularly careful of the proprieties, patient, painstaking and courteous, kind to all appearing before him. He knew neither friends, enemies nor strangers, his dominant idea being the proper application of the law to the case in hand. He was fearless, yet cautious; gentle, but firm; and in the proper case his warm heart turned the scales of justice toward the side where Mercy sat. But however brilliant the lawyer or jurist, and however much these terms tend to obscure the man, it is, after all, the character of the man that gives color to the brilliance of either. The lofty, noble character of Judge Johnson made possible the able lawyer and jurist; yet it is not the lawyer or jurist who is revered by his former fellow citizens and family, but the man…
Judge Johnson died October 13, 1921. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery at Jasper, Hamilton County, FL.
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Does your child see you reading? It's a great example for them. You could set aside a time for reading for the family – after school or before bedtime. For more ideas click here
Things to do together
- Read an online magazine
- Listen to Knights of the Round Table
- Where's Wally activity pack
- Write a play together
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