U LIVE

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ULIV uLiv 5208 Indiana Avenue Nashville TN 37209 U LIVE;Cartomizers, namely, combination electronic cigarette refill cartridges sold empty and atomizers, sold as a component of electronic cigarettes; Cartridges sold filled with chemical flavorings in liquid form for electronic cigarettes; Cartridges sold filled with propylene glycol for electronic cigarettes; Cartridges sold filled with vegetable glycerin for electronic cigarettes; Cigarettes containing tobacco substitutes not for medical purposes; Electric cigarettes; Electronic cigarette liquid (e-liquid) comprised of flavorings in liquid form used to refill electronic cigarette cartridges; Electronic cigarette liquid (e-liquid) comprised of propylene glycol; Electronic cigarette liquid (e-liquid) comprised of vegetable glycerin; Electronic cigarette refill cartridges sold empty; Electronic cigarettes; Electronic smoking pipes; Flavorings for tobacco substitutes; Flavorings, other than essential oils, for use in electronic cigarettes; Flavourings, other than essential oils, for use in electronic cigarettes; Herbs for smoking; Mechanical electronic cigarettes; Oral vaporizers for smokers; Oral vaporizers for smoking purposes; Smokeless cigar vaporizer pipes; Smokeless cigarette vaporizer pipe;
ULIVE Lifestyle Domain Holdings, Inc. 312 Walnut St., Suite 1800 Cincinnati OH 45202 U LIVE; YOU LIVE;Advertising, marketing and promotion services in the fields of lifestyle, food and cooking, interior design and decoration, home design, home building, home improvement, home repair, home renovation, real estate, art, crafts, architecture, gardening, garden design and renovation, travel, adventure, culture, parenting, fitness, pets, photography, beauty, fashion, books, movies, television, and music but excluding music;
 

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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.