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NEW YORK, NY -- (Marketwired) -- 06/05/14 -- MongoDB today announced that Adobe has added support for MongoDB, the database for modern applications, to facilitate the storage of data with the release of version 6.0 of Adobe Experience Manager, the market leader in Web experience management. Experience Manager enables marketers to create, manage and optimize customer-facing digital experiences across all channels, including web, mobile apps, social, video and in-store. Adobe built a version of the persistence layer for Experience Manager 6.0 on MongoDB, which stores petabytes of data that customers need for their large-scale content repositories, for management and delivery of mission-critical digital experiences.
Many of the world's most recognizable brands, including Audi, Philips and Verizon Wireless, already use Experience Manager to accelerate development of digital experiences that increase customer loyalty, engagement and demand. With support for MongoDB, Adobe has added another option that delivers horizontal scalability for a large number of concurrent writes and reads that will keep pace with customers' exponential growth in digital assets. MongoDB's enterprise readiness also ensures ease of management for customers hosting their own instances of Experience Manager.
"To effectively reach audiences, today's businesses demand scalable and accessible solutions to manage large repositories of digital assets across an expanding number of channels and platforms," said David Nuescheler, Vice President of Enterprise Technology at Adobe. "As Adobe continues to support the real-time enterprise, MongoDB has become another trusted source for managing this explosive growth of digital assets and a strong option for our customers."
MongoDB tightly integrates with Experience Manager, supporting a modern, world-class digital experience management platform. By introducing a new content repository architecture based on the JCR 2.0 standard, Experience Manager provides customers flexibility for implementing large and distributed repositories while maintaining industry standard compliance for content-centric applications. Experience Manager customers who take advantage of MongoDB can deploy a highly scalable content repository to support their business needs, as well as migrate content from legacy systems.
"MongoDB helps global brands like Adobe drive agility and innovation for their customers amidst a fast-growing, diverse, digital landscape," said Max Schireson, CEO at MongoDB. "Proven and trusted, MongoDB delivers the scalability enterprises need to power their business."
About MongoDB, Inc.
MongoDB makes development simple and beautiful. For tens of thousands of organizations, MongoDB provides agility and the freedom to scale. Fortune 500 enterprises, startups, hospitals, governments and organizations of all kinds use MongoDB because it is the best database for modern applications. Through simplicity, MongoDB changes what it means to build. Through openness, MongoDB elevates what it means to work with a software company. Please visit www.MongoDB.com to learn more.
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Filling out the BuckAround's Holiday Bowl preview, Lindsey Thiry joins Rich to discuss the state of USC heading into the December 30th matchup. Lindsey breaks down common threads in USC's 5 losses, what coaching changes mean for the Badgers in the bowl game, and the level of motivation for USC will be in the bowl given the high expectations going into the season.
Episode 116 - Happy Holiday (Bowl)!
Rich and Max join forces to preview the Badgers' matchup with USC in the Holiday Bowl. They measure Wisconsin's secondary against USC's passing attack, the battle along the line of scrimmage, discuss the latest developments with Corey Clement and Dave Aranda, and open the show with a listener submitted, Badger-themed haiku.
- 1:15 A Badger Haiku for you and yours
- 4:30 Hotel, Motel, Holiday Bowl
- 6:30 What to watch
- 9:00 The quarterbacks
- 11:00 USC doesn't have bad losses
- 13:30 How will the Badger D perform?
- 16:45 How will the Badgers CB's hold up?
- 18:15 Key matchup
- 21:30 Containing Adoree Jackson on special teams
- 23:00 The Aranda thing
- 26:30 The Clement thing
- 30:15 Max's vanity project... Big Ten Chat
- 33:15 Rich's vanity project... Being the first to hear Big Ten Chat
BONUS EPISODE: Talking All Things Badgers with Cecil Martin
Surprise! Max was lucky enough to secure and interview with former Badger and NFL fullback Cecil Martin. We discusses his favorite coaches at Wisconsin, how recruiting has changed for players, and his time spent on the Allstate Good Works Day!
Episode 115 - Minnesota Wrap Up: Make it a Dozen!
The Badgers closed the regular season with a convincing 31-21 victory over the Golden Gophers of Minnesota. They break down the "return" of the Badger running game, the defenses' turnover filled afternoon, Max's surprise pick for under the radar player of the game, and compare Thanksgiving recipes.
- 1:45 The sad tale of the scalloped oysters
- 4:15 The Badgers win at an 85% sold out TCF
- 5:30 The RB's get back on track
- 7:30 Rich points out all the Gophers DT's were hurt
- 12:30 The second half was ugly
- 15:45 Leidner is a less athletic, less electric Taylor Martinez
- 20:15 The Badgers improved pass rush
- 22:00 Gophers coaching shakeup
- 24:00 Cichy's Targeting penalty
- 26:30 Was this game chippier than a normal Axe Game?
- 28:30 Rich wants to talk awards!!! Not really, but he humors us
- 30:15 Corey Clement's "suspension"
- 34:30 UR Players of the Game
- 37:00 The B1G Championship
- 40:00 The Holiday Bowl
- 43:15 We shall return... But not til the 21st.
- 45:45 The Buckaround recommends...
Episode 114 - Week 13 Mega Show: No Puns about Jazz, Sorry
With the game overshadowed by questions about officiating, Rich and Max delve into the chaos that was the Badgers' 13-7 loss to Northwestern. They discuss the bevy of officiating controversies in the game, the bevy (I'm liking this word today!) of turnovers by the Badgers, and the dominating performance by the defense. They finish the show with a visit from Bizarro Max, a preview of the Minnesota game, and explore Max's Thanksgiving menu.
InsideNU's Breakdown of the Controversial calls from Saturday
- 2:30 It's a montage!!!
- 6:45 Dude, Matt Millen
- 8:00 Dare's spike
- 9:45 The Jazz non-TD (Max isn't taking it well...)
- 16:00 The Erickson non-TD
- 19:00 If they wanted to win they shouldn't have turned it over 5 times
- 24:30 The Badgers gave up 3 TD's at Camp Randall... And lost twice
- 27:15 Attempting to make sense of RB usage
- 29:30 Clement's promising post game comment
- 30:30 Who did the bye week benefit?
- 32:15 Yet another is this OL good conversation
- 37:00 If we had listened to Rich earlier maybe we could have saved Ray Ball...
- 41:30 Who's gonna take over at LT?
- 43:00 UR Players of the Game
- 45:00 Bizarro Max and Iowa talk
- 54:30 It's Axe Week
- 1:05:30 We lied... We're not changing the intro.
- 1:06:15 Max's Turkey Day menu... Featuring scalloped oysters
Episode 113 - Week 12 Northwestern Preview: Factual Narratives
As the Badgers prepare to take on Northwestern off the bye week, Rich and Max take a look at what Saturday's game will bring. They discuss the Wildcats' inconsistent offense, their stingy defense, and how much of a factor Corey Clement can be in this game. They also find time to discuss Tom Oates' latest column on the state of the Badgers before closing the show with a set of lightning round questions from the audience and an update on the prop bet competition.
- 1:30 The team is back
- 2:00 The TalkAround (72)-77B-UCKY
- 3:45 Bizarro Max
- 5:30 The Badgers are gonna play Northwestern
- 7:15 Max gets his NIU reference in early
- 11:15 How much can the Badgers score?
- 16:30 Jarrett from Wauke$ha
- 18:00 The athletic department's handling of Clement's hand situation
- 22:00 Tom Oates' Andersen article
- 36:00 Big games in the B1G
- 41:45 Lightning round
- 44:30 Prop bets
- 48:30 Prediction time
Episode 112 - Week 10 Maryland Review: Blueprint to beat the Badger's Defense?
The Badgers head into the bye week with a tighter than expected 31-24 victory over Maryland. Rich and Max discuss the unexpectedly less than dominant performance from the defense, the schizophrenic performance from the offense, and special teams that were a puzzling mix of both good and bad. All this plus Rich's in person experience at Byrd Stadium.
- 1:30 Welcome to the bye week
- 3:00 Call us!!! 720-77-BUCKY
- 4:00 Is this the blueprint for attacking the Badgers D?
- 10:30 What happens when the Badgers play real offensive talent?
- 11:15 Your #MACtion interlude
- 12:30 The Maryland DL
- 13:45 The RB situation
- 16:00 Stave went streaking
- 19:30 Rich misses DJ Gillens
- 22:00 We've gotta talk about Joel Stave
- 29:00 SPECIAL teams!!!
- 36:00 Good coaching is about what you do when your plan doesn't work
- 39:15 UR Player of the game
- 40:30 Let's talk about Iowa... Or, let's listen to Max talk about Iowa
- 43:15 Rich goes to Maryland
- 49:45 "It's better than Rutgers?"
Episode 111 - Week 10 Maryland Preview: Rolling Solo in College Park
Rich and Max examine the Badgers upcoming matchup with the Terrapins of Maryland. They discuss the relative lack of playmakers on the Maryland offense, the threat on special teams posed by Will Likely, and how they see the coaching staff dividing carries amongst the running backs once (if?) everyone is healthy. Finally, Rich breaks down his "tailgating crisis" for the weekend's game in College Park.
- 2:00 HOLD YOUR HORSES!!! The new intro will be after the season
- 3:15 Call us!!! (720) 77-BUCKY
- 5:15 Let's talk Maryland
- 10:30 How much will Clement play?
- 14:15 How will the Badgers split carries if/when Clement is healthy?
- 17:15 Will we see more Gillins?
- 19:30 Is McEvoy a viable draft prospect? At what position?
- 24:15 Big games in the B1G
- 31:30 Let's talk about Nebraska
- 37:00 Prediction time
- 39:30 Rich's Maryland situation
Episode 110 - Week 9 Review: Rutgers "Lunacy"
Off the Badgers' 48-10 stomping of Rutgers, Rich and Max have plenty of positives to discuss. They examine the return of Corey Clement, another dominating performance from the defense, and the curious case of DJ Gillins. All this and more but not before Rich issues a heartfelt apology at the top of the podcast...again
- 1:30 Matt Millen 3 weeks in a row
- 3:00 Rich makes a public apology
- 10:00 Let's get happy and talk about the game
- 11:30 The return of Corey Clement
- 15:30 Dave Aranda's Madison tenure
- 16:15 Joel Stave. Joel Stave.
- 21:00 Four thoughts on Rich's Iowa
- 24:15 Ho Hum the Badgers D played well
- 30:45 DJ Gillens is jumping people
- 33:15 Fourth Downs
- 38:30 UR Players of the game
- 43:00 Big games in the B1G
Episode 109 - Week 9 Preview: Rutgers and the B1G (bad) West
With Badger football fans abuzz with talk of a budding quarterback controversy, Rich and Max share their perspective but not before previewing "Rich's Iowa" (a.k.a Rutgers), look at how the team compensates for the loss of Dan Voltz and Rob Wheelwright, and deal with some misconceptions about the "disaster" that was Gary Andersen. Finally, they close the show looking at the potential dearth of bowl teams from the B1G West.
- 1:00 Welcome to Rich's Iowa
- 4:00 Rutgers Al isn't Rutgers Al
- 5:45 Talking the Scarlet Knights of Rutgers
- 10:00 The Rutgers QB situation
- 12:00 The worst defense in the B1G
- 14:00 Could the Badgers score 40?!?
- 16:30 What do the Badgers do without Wheelwright?
- 22:00 The MASH unit that is the OL
- 25:45 WiscoBiscuits wants to talk Stave vs Houston
- 30:15 Travis wants to talk lack of playmakers
- 38:45 Big games in the B1G
- 49:15 Prediction time
Episode 108 - Week 8 Illinois Wrap Up: Max Spends the Day in a Stranger's Windowless Van
Rich and Max break down the Badgers win at Illinois – including the quarterback non-controversy that "developed." They also talk about how the near-historic rash of injuries to each teams' players affected the game. Finally, Max shouts out a fan of the show – who wore a BuckAround t-shirt to the game – and the merits of RVs at a tailgate.
- 1:30 No champagne in the BuckAround
- 3:15 Max saw a cat in a BuckAround shirt
- 4:45 Rich plans his Maryland trip
- 6:30 A new intro?!?
- 9:30 Down goes Stave...
- 15:45 What changed when Houston came in?
- 21:00 An epic post game interview, bro
- 22:30 Why was Erickson always open?
- 28:00 Illinois' DL had NFL bodies and NFL abilities
- 29:45 Was the defense different without Goldberg?
- 33:00 Rich offers fashion advice... And wants all the kids off his lawn
- 34:15 Chris Orr saw less time
- 35:00 Where will Badgers turn without THE Darius Hillary in '16?
- 40:30 Sahil, who is not going to College Park, wonders if Caputo is having less impact
- 44:45 UR Players of the Game
- 51:00 Max's stories from Champaign
Episode 107 - Week 8 Preview: Max's Budding Love Affair with Illinois
With the Badgers still fighting to stay in the fight for the B1G West, Rich and Max preview their next opponent: Illinois. Max admits to his growing fascination with the Illini while giving a detailed rundown of the team on both sides of the ball. They then respond to some listener mail and delve into a discussion of what the decommitment of Antonio Williams means for the Badgers, and give their take on the state of Badger recruiting.
- 2:00 The many rooting interests of Maxwell Brusky
- 6:15 Let's talk about Illinois in an orderly fashion
- 8:45 Geronimo Allison can make every catch
- 11:15 Is Wes Lunt good?
- 13:45 Does Illinois have a DL?
- 15:00 Will Clement play?
- 18:45 Max mistakenly asserts anyone could be as good as Darius Hillary
- 19:00 DJ Gillins... Wide Reciever
- 27:00 To win the B1G West or not to win the B1G West
- 32:15 Did the Badgers miss a windo to break through?
- 35:00 Andersen's offensive recruits haven't been game breakers
- 40:15 18 year olds can be flaky
- 41:00 What to make of Chryst the Recruiter
Episode 106 - Week 7 Purdue Review: Sneaky Bad Fools Gold
After a one week hiatus Max returns to the show to dissect the Badgers' uninspiring 24-7 win over Purdue. They look at another stellar outing from the defense, talk about the relative performances of Walker Williams and Micah Kapoi as they played side by side, and what it means to get a "Good" Stave.
- 1:00 The one... The only... Married-er Maxwell Brusky
- 4:15 Hard hitting Purdue analysis
- 7:45 The offense isn't good
- 11:00 Plenty of good Stave
- 16:15 The snake bitten RB's
- 18:15 #TeamWalker vs #TeamKapoi
- 25:15 Purdue is a good MAC team but NOT on the Northern Illinois level
- 26:15 Defense was awesome
- 28:00 The 0-4-7
- 30:00 The starting OL
- 33:30 The Alec Ingold Experience
- 35:00 We join our regularly schedule Hawkeyearound already in progress
- 37:00 UR players of the game
- 41:00 Big games in the B1G
Episode 105 - Week 7 MEGA Show. Nebraska wrap (and 3 minutes of Purdue Preview)
With Max off this week celebrating his nuptials, Rich runs the roost with a VERY special guest host that long time listeners should know (and fear). They talk about the resurgence of Joel Stave, Paul Chryst's game management, Rafael Gaglianone's inconsistent but ultimately triumphant day in Lincoln.
- 2:00 Welcome Skinlamp Nate to the pod!
- 3:00 Let's talk Stave... Is he better?
- 10:00 Are the WR's any good?
- 18:15 Jazzed about Peavy?
- 19:15 Are the Badgers a passing team now? (Spoiler... NO!)
- 27:30 Thoughts on Jafa and 2 pods per week
- 31:30 ANOTHER solid performance by the defense
- 36:45 UR player of the game
- 42:30 "Want to know something interesting about Purdue?"
- 44:15 Are the Badgers better off finishing 2nd in the West this year?
- 49:00 Tune in next week to hear all about Iowa, Northern Illinois and Darius Hillary!
Episode 104 - Week 6 Nebraska Preview: Make or Break Time?
With the Badgers sitting at 0-1 in conference, Rich and Max examine the showdown in Lincoln Saturday with Nebraska. They discuss which is worse: Nebraska's pass defense or Wisconsin's pass offense, whether or not Nebraska will run the ball, and if this is truly a "must win" game for the Badgers if they still want to win the west. They close the show with a discussion of what a poor performance from Joel Stave could or should mean for his future and where the team goes from there.
- 1:30 Who's a bigger mess? Wisconsin? Nebraska?
- 4:30 Where are the Badgers weakest on offense right now?
- 5:30 How should Nebraska attack the Badger D?
- 6:15 What should we think about the Husker running game?
- 9:00 This IS an elimination game... Right?
- 12:45 Max is one of THOSE guys. The kind that gets married during football season.
- 13:15 Who will step up?
- 14:30 REALLY bad injury luck
- 17:00 It's time to adjust expectations
- 20:30 Fourth down watch
- 25:30 Could this devolve into a mess?
- 30:45 If it does, do they change the QB?
- 40:15 Surveying the landscape of the B1G
- 43:45 Prediction time
- 46:30 Who do you want to see perform well?
- 49:00 Only one show next week
Episode 103 - Week 5 Review Iowa: Sneaky Bad
Coming off a turnover-laden clunker of a loss to Iowa, Rich and Max discuss the what went wrong Saturday at the hands of the Hawkeyes. There is lots of Stave talk, the inconsistent running game and the all world effort of the defense, headlined by Joe Schobert's headline-grabbing day. Max wraps the show with a quick breakdown of his trip to Madison.
- 2:30 The Staviest thing that ever Stave'd
- 5:00 Rich did prep work!
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The hills are alive with the sound of folk music: Villagers in tiny Catholic corner of Germany celebrate Ascension Day with full costume and song
Hundreds of villagers have gathered in traditional Bavarian costume to celebrate one of the most important dates in the Catholic calendar.
With religious flagpoles hoisted above their heads and dressed in their best lederhosen, men and women of all ages parade through their picturesque mountain villages to commemorate Ascension Day.
In contrast to the rest of Germany, Bavaria is heavily Catholic and the religious calendar plays a strong role in its deeply-ingrained folk traditions.
A rainbow appears over the fields and mountains adding further beauty to the Ascension Day celebrations
Ascension Day is an ecumenical feast that commemorates the ascension of Jesus Christ to heaven
Folklore costumes play a huge role in Bavarian life, more so than in any other state of Germany
Women wear a dirndl - a type of traditional dress worn based on the historical costume of Alpine peasants
Three young boys dressed in Bavarian folk costume carry a religious symbol in the Chiemsee region to commemorate Ascension Day
Men and women take part in the annual Ascension Day procession near Unterwoessen, Germany
Unlike the rest of Europe, much of Bavaria is heavily Catholic and the religious calender plays an important part in society
Folklore costumes play a huge role in Bavarian life, more so than in any other state of Germany.
The saying goes that: 'Clothed in a dirndl or lederhosen you are always dressed to perfection.'
Worn by locals to traditional Bavarian festivities such as the hoisting of a maypole, the Oktoberfest or on church high days and holidays, Bavarian folklore costume is also popular at weddings, birthdays and anniversaries.
Tracht is the high-german word for costume, derived from 'tragen' (to wear) and originally denoting the costume of a certain class in a certain region at the then current time
Roman Catholicism was the sole established religion in Germany in the 15th century, but the Reformation changed this drastically.
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Ten days after Ascension Day is Pentecost (Whitsuntide) which commemorates the coming of the Holy Spirit to the disciples and ends the cycle of Easter related events in the Christian Calendar.
The costume includes extravagant colours and decorations specific to different villages of Bavaria
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LAS VEGAS, Jan. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- CES 2013 -- Vivante Corporation, a global leader in graphics and GPU Compute technologies for consumer and embedded devices, today announced it has joined the GENIVI Alliance, an automotive and consumer electronics industry association driving the development and adoption of an open in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) reference platform. Vivante has rapidly expanded its footprint in the automotive market through partnerships with leading silicon vendors, automotive manufacturers, tier one suppliers, ISVs, and middleware providers that use the latest graphics and OpenCL features. Membership in the GENIVI Alliance allows Vivante to bring GPU expertise to the consortium and push forward innovations in IVI HMI displays.
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IVI design and features are a major selling point and key differentiator for automobiles, and the first thing people notice when sitting in a car. An intuitive and beautifully designed IVI becomes an extension of driver and passenger outside the home, creating a comfort zone that combines consumer entertainment with real-time automobile information. IVI encompasses a wide range of applications like entertainment (games, music, news, movies, internet, and social media), radio, navigation, location services, telephony, gesture, and more.
GENIVI's mission is to simplify the development, testing, deployment, and field support of IVI platforms and enable fast time to market of GENIVI products. The platform is built on an open source, Linux-based, reusable solution that is unified across an automotive OEMs entire product line, from luxury to compact segments and across different makes and models. In a connected world where the car becomes a node in the IOT (internet-of-things), a standards body like GENIVI that facilitates development from concept to production will help accelerate mass adoption.
As a member of the GENIVI Alliance, Rightware® provides an HMI solution used by some of the top tier automotive OEMs to create visually stunning user interfaces. They stated the following: "The automotive industry has very high requirements for render quality in HMIs, they are looking for a solution that rids them of artifacts, fixes anti-aliasing issues, and improves the overall image quality. These features are important not only for safety reasons, but also as it strongly reflects to the overall quality image of the car," stated Ville Ilves, COO at Rightware®. "Rightware's Kanzi® Solution, which supports OpenGL ES 3.0, enables designers to take advantage of Vivante's OpenGL ES 3.0 hardware and continue pushing the envelope in graphical HMI quality. By combining these two technologies, automotive OEMs are able to deliver desktop-quality graphics and performance to the screens in your car."
About Vivante GC (Graphics and Compute) Cores
Vivante offers a comprehensive set of GPU IP solutions for leading mobile, consumer, automotive, and embedded applications. With a growing ecosystem and product portfolio that covers the entire range of licensable GPU/GPGPU cores, Vivante has rapidly grown its IP licensing business to become a global leader in GPU shipments. You can find products powered by Vivante in your hand, home, office, or car, using the latest versions of Android, Linux, Green Hills, QNX, and Microsoft Windows.
Vivante's product portfolio includes mass market, performance leading technologies in 3D, 2D/Composition Processors, GPGPU, and vector graphics. Vivante cores offer robust support in a unified driver architecture for industry-standard application programming interfaces like OpenGL® ES 3.0/2.0, desktop OpenGL®, OpenCL®, OpenVG®, Microsoft® DirectX® 11, DirectFB, BLTsville™, XWindows, Google Renderscript™ Compute, and other standard APIs.
New features built into their latest GPU solutions include:
- World's Smallest Licensable GPU Core designed* for OpenGL ES 3.0: 3.5 mm2 total silicon footprint (including memories) in TSMC 40nm LP process for area sensitive designs that does not sacrifice on features or performance. Cores can be optionally configured with an integrated Composition Processing Core (CPC) which seamlessly accelerates OS level composition tasks at a fraction of the power with only a 10% GPU silicon area increase.
- Single/Dual/Quad/Eight GPU Configurations: ScalarMorphic cores scale from highly silicon optimized single GPU cores to performance optimized multi-GPU nodes, all with best-in-class performance and available hardware support for security and OS virtualization.
- Single Software Stack: Single unified software stack supports all Vivante cores across the full range of graphics and compute APIs, features, and performance levels.
- Battery Saving Innovations: Extreme low power microarchitecture and smart grid technologies for leading mW per MHz/GHz and dynamic power control
- Memory Efficient: Memory bandwidth modulation optimized for contemporary vertex intensive applications and pixel rich displays including support for the latest compression standards in OpenGL ES 3.0 and optionally the recently announced Khronos ASTC™ – Adaptive Scalable Texture Compression extension
- Heterogeneous Platform Architecture: GC cores designed for hybrid computing systems like HSA using AMBA® ACE-Lite™ (CPU – GPU cache coherency) and the latest Stream Interface
To learn more about Vivante's technologies and involvement in GENIVI during CES 2013 (January 8 – 11), please contact us at [email protected] to schedule a meeting.
About GENIVI Alliance
The GENIVI Alliance is a non-profit industry association whose mission is to drive the broad adoption of an In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) open source development platform. GENIVI will accomplish this by aligning requirements, delivering reference implementations, offering certification programs and fostering a vibrant open source IVI community. GENIVI's work will result in shortened development cycles, quicker time-to-market, and reduced costs for companies developing IVI equipment and software. Comprised of more than 165 member companies, GENIVI is headquartered in San Ramon, California. www.genivi.org
About Vivante Corporation
Vivante Corporation, a leader in multi-core GPU, OpenGL® ES, OpenCL™, and 2D Composition IP solutions, provides the highest performance and lowest power characteristics across a range of Khronos™ Group API conformant standards based on the ScalarMorphic™ architecture. Vivante GPUs are integrated into customer silicon solutions in mass market products including smartphones, tablets, HDTVs, consumer electronics and embedded devices, running thousands of graphics applications across multiple operating systems and software platforms. Vivante is a privately held company incorporated and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with multiple R&D centers in China and the United States. For more information, visit http://www.vivantecorp.com
*Product is based on a published Khronos OpenGL ES 3.0 Specification, and is expected to pass the Khronos Conformance Testing Process. Current conformance status can be found at www.khronos.org/conformance.
Vivante and the Vivante logo are trademarks of Vivante. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners.
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Review by: kilowog
Rating: 6 out of 10
Add a dash of the surreal world of David Lynch, a pinch of Todd Solondz's exaggerated and broken tales of suburbia and a scoop of Daniel Waters' biting socially commenting dialogue and you have Richard Bates, Jr.'s Excision. Led by an exceedingly brilliant performance by the frequently pedestrian 90210 star, AnnaLynn McCord, Bates' film pushes the envelope of restraint, electing to drift into dark, blood covered territory that would have been better left uncovered and often flailing about in his effort to provide an entertaining and evocative tale of neo-teen comedic angst.
Set in the depths of Smalltown, U.S.A. high schooler Pauline (McCord whose unrecognisable appearance far better resembles that of a caveman) fills her days battling her morally superior mother Phylllis (ironically played by Traci Lords), alienating her vacant father (Roger Bart) and placating her sweetly vicious yet ailing sister ("Modern Family"s, Ariel Winter). One could characterize Pauline (McCord) and her let's give a whole new meaning to 'nuclear family' as functionally dysfunctional at best. Adding pleasure to pain, much like the child who likes to harm small animals, the high schooler desperately and creepily yearns for something greater in life. This 'something' ultimately manifests itself in a desire to explore her growing interest in and unhealthy fascination towards surgery. Talk about your hobbies.
Determined to right her daughter's ship by the power of God, Phyllis begins sending Pauline to a local reverend (John Waters) for weekly sessions. However, religion and therapy are not going to fix a girl so eager to revel in a world of blood that she throws herself at the most popular boy at school in the hope that he will take her virginity while on her period. Her head filled with glamorous fantasies of abortion, decapitation and vivisection, Pauline continues to navigate her days growing ever closer to making her dreams a splendidly harsh reality, even as internal and external pressures mount to block her ascension.
Exactly what Bates' goal in carving out this lusting world of joyful depravity may be, it's never quite reached, though admittedly his knack of ill-humored dialogue and McCord's performance manage to keep us hanging in until the film's awkward, if unsatisfying conclusion. After all, who doesn't want to hear the CW star starkly admit along the way that she needs to take a shit?
As entertaining as Pauline and the perfectly placed cameos by the likes of Waters, Malcolm McDowell as the school principal and Lynch stalwart, Ray Wise, may happen to be, this teen's journey simply isn't one that we're interested in following. Where we may normally see someone in her position pitted against her classmates in a more formal battle of the high school castes, the time spent with Pauline feels far more insincere here as she never makes an effort to help us realize why we are meant to be rooting for her and her ultimately demented quest in the first place. It's only later on and with the smallest of interest that we begin to support her through her sister's battle with cystic fibrosis as it takes a turn, but by this point we've been so put off that it's hard to find a way back.
Beautifully shot and filled with vivid hues and colors, only to be contrasted by muted yet intensely evocative transition scenes where the dull Pauline transforms into a splendid supermodel, Excision is not without its talents and pleasures. It is, however, with a broken story and drained thematic direction that Pauline's interests despairingly never become ours.
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