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Rezerwat przyrody "Las Murckowski" – leśny rezerwat przyrody chroniący pozostałości dawnej Puszczy Śląskiej, znajdujący się w Katowicach.

Historia
Został utworzony 18 grudnia 1953 roku na powierzchni 7,04 ha, a w 1989 powiększony do 100,67 ha. Po kolejnym powiększeniu z 2022 obejmuje powierzchnię 141,56 ha. Obszar rezerwatu podlega ochronie czynnej. Każdy z fragmentów rezerwatu otoczony został strefą ochronną tzw. otuliną, której łączna powierzchnia stanowi 256,06 ha.

Położenie
Rezerwat składa się z trzech części. W ramach powiększenia rezerwatu z 2022 r. włączona w jego obszar została nowa część lasu (wysunięta najdalej na wschód) o powierzchni 14,72 ha, dotychczasowa część wschodnia została poszerzona do 119,78 ha. Zachowany bez zmian został najstarszy, zachodni fragment o powierzchni 7,06 ha.

Fragment rezerwatu graniczący z kopalnią "Murcki" i drogą stanowi najstarszą część rezerwatu, odgraniczony jest czteropasmową drogą szybkiego ruchu Katowice-Bielsko Biała (ulica Bielska) z druga częścią rezerwatu (powiększenie z 1989 r.).

Charakterystyka
Obszar rezerwatu posiada urozmaiconą rzeźbę terenu. Znajduje się on na stokach Wzgórza Wandy (350 m n.p.m.) pofałdowanych dolinami potoków. Na terenie rezerwatu znajdują się źródliska potoku Przyrwa. Na obszarze rezerwatu rośnie bukowy starodrzew mający ponad 150 lat z licznymi pomnikowymi okazami buków i dębów. Bogaty jest świat zwierzęcy, reprezentowany m.in. przez wiele gatunków ssaków i ptaków.

Cel ochrony
Celem ochrony jest zachowanie ze względów naukowych, dydaktycznych i społecznych fragmentu lasu mieszanego o cechach naturalnych, położonego w bezpośrednim sąsiedztwie aglomeracji miejskiej.

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Flora naczyniowa rezerwatu liczy 210 gatunków, w tym objęte ochroną ścisłą i częściową.

Gatunki roślin objęte ochroną ścisłą:
 śnieżyczka przebiśnieg (Galanthus nivalis)
 kruszczyk szerokolistny (Epipactis latifolia)
 listera jajowata (Listera ovata)

Gatunki roślin objęte ochroną częściową:
 kopytnik pospolity (Asarum europaeum)
 marzanka wonna (Asperula odorata)
 konwalia majowa (Convallaria maialis)
 kruszyna pospolita (Frangula alnus)
 kalina koralowa (Viburnum opulus)
 bluszcz pospolity (Hedera helix)
 barwinek pospolity (Vinca minor)
 porzeczka czarna (Ribes nigrum )

Dominującym zespołem roślinnym jest kwaśna buczyna niżowa (Luzulo pilosae-Fagetum). W warstwie podszytu rośnie: jarzębina, kruszyna, dziki bez czarny, bez koralowy. W runie występują: śmiałek pogięty, kosmatka owłosiona, nerecznica krótkoostna, konwalijka dwulistna, sałatnik leśny, borówka czarna.

Mykobiota
Na terenie rezerwatu spotyka się chronione gatunki grzybów:
 sromotnik smrodliwy
 wachlarzowiec olbrzymi – związany z rozkładającym się drewnem buków

Mszaki
W wyniku przeprowadzonych w latach 1995-1997 badań briologicznych ustalono, że brioflora rezerwatu liczy 7 gatunków wątrobowców i 45 gatunków mchów. Jako najrzadsze w skali regionu określono: Atrichum angustatum, Aulacomnium androgynum, Brachythecium campestre, Callicladium haldanianum, Calypogeia azurea, Calypogeia integristipula, Dicranella cerviculata, Diphyscium foliosum, Pseudotaxiphyllum elegans i Scapania irrigua. Florystycznie najuboższe były siedliska wodne i bagienne, gdzie zidentyfikowano cztery gatunki mszaków. Najbogatsze były zaś siedliska naziemne, na których stwierdzono 31 gatunków.

Świat zwierzęcy
Bogactwo świata zwierzęcego reprezentują m.in.:
 owady, w tym: chrząszcze z rodzaju biegacz, trzmiele
 płazy, w tym: ropucha szara
 gady, w tym: jaszczurka zwinka
 ptaki, w tym: kukułka, dzięcioł duży, dzięcioł zielonosiwy, rudzik
 ssaki, w tym: ryjówka aksamitna, kret, jeż wschodni, wiewiórka, łasica

Rzadkie gatunki zwierząt są reprezentowane przez 33 gatunki objęte ochroną prawną.

Zagrożenia
Zagrożeniem dla rezerwatu, a zwłaszcza jego części położonej na zachód od ul. Bielskiej, jest niekorzystne oddziaływanie ruchu samochodowego, sąsiednich terenów przemysłowych i rekreacyjnych oraz wpływów podziemnej eksploatacji węgla (prognozowane odkształcenia II i III kategorii oraz osiadania do 6 m).

Zobacz też
 Żubry murckowskie

Przypisy

Bibliografia

 Rezerwaty przyrody województwa katowickiego. Pod redakcją: Wojciech Beblo, Stanisław Wika. 1996

Linki zewnętrzne

Parki i ogrody w Katowicach
Rezerwaty przyrody w województwie śląskim
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This update is several days behind because I literally jetted out of town for several days the morning of the 1st (to attend Cents Positive, the first ever women's financial independence retreat!). Then I came back to a busy work schedule that someone (read: me) also tried to pack with doctor and dentist appointments for myself and my fam. And I've been working on my brand-spanking-new website, The Middletons, the whole time. Oh, and my favorite yearly round-the-clock week-long charity fundraiser, Desert Bus for Hope, started the other day, too.
Not amazing, but at least it wasn't down again this month. Medical costs have continued to pile on, because of my brilliant idea of "schedule ALL the doctors' appointments now that we've hit our deductible!" Not that I was wrong to do that, mind you, it's just that hitting our deductible doesn't mean everything is free now. We've still got copays on the medical stuff, and the dental and vision stuff is unaffected by the medical deductible.
Now, this warrants a bit of an aside to talk about, because going to all these appointments has already shown that it will have far-reaching effects on my net worth updates. My husband and I both got prescriptions for glasses (my first! I'll have glasses now! this is a new thing for me!), and both were told by the dentist that we'll need braces. In my case, I need them very badly, very urgently, and I won't be able to do Invisalign or anything, I need the funtimes metal ones. The good news is that our trips to the dermatologist revealed no issues, so we've got that going for us.
All told, the estimates for everything that's coming out of these visits will be… somewhere in the region of $6,000 – $10,000 worth of work we need (not including the copays!). That number will ultimately depend on whether we can use something like Invisalign for my husband's needs and whether we can negotiate down the costs of my dental work. It's still a lot of money even if we can keep it down on the $6,000 end, though.
Now, perhaps "Cash" is not the right place to talk about this. Yes, for now we're cash-flowing (paying out of pocket) the expenses as they come. But in reality, these are more like debts that we've been carrying around and not acknowledging here. Especially my dental work: it's like a debt that I've been carrying around in my mouth knowingly, and yet ostriching my head in the sand about it at the same time.
We'll see how it goes, but really… chickens have just come home to roost, and it is what it is. Hopefully taking care of all this ASAP will save us money on health care over the long run, so maybe this actually belongs in "Retirement," where the bulk of our Health Savings Account savings are.
It's the markets. I made my regular contributions, and the markets just went nuts. It doesn't bother me—other than in the AW DANG YOU COULDN'T HAVE WAITED UNTIL *AFTER* I HIT $100K?!? sense.
Aw, come on car, why couldn't you have an up month with your nonsensical value changes? Why you gotta pile on with the downward trend? If all the other categories jumped off a bridge, would you do it too? Actually, don't answer that, car. You're the only car we've got, please don't get any bridge jumping ideas.
I cashed a $50 birthday check, and then my Lending Club balance… went up by $6? Alright. Cool.
What my debt payoff plan looked like before I started messing with it last month.
See how there's a weird extra payment on the unsubsidized (middle) loan after the credit card (first) is paid off? The asymmetry of that was bothering me. So, I divided that $170.59 by the remaining months (result: $21.16), and upped my student loan payment by that amount. Because I know I can probably come up with another ~$20/month, and the awesomeness of paying off the entire unsubsidized student loan in one month (because remember, that's where the credit card debt came from!) is going to feel amazing. I'm not going to want to wait an extra month to really pay that sucker off, so… I won't.
Bonus: by adding that $21.16/month to my debt payoff plan, my ultimate debt free date moved up by 3 months—it's now predicted for September 2022. Which I think is super fitting, since September is the anniversary month of when I got into debt (wee student loans!), and September 2009 was my lowest net worth ever, and generally, stuff tends to just happen in September. So why not get debt free in a September?
So, the good news about spending a bunch of money on attending conferences and launching a new website is… your business tax burden goes down!
That's it for the category-by-category breakdown. TL;DR – the markets were bad and I need thousands of dollars of dental work. Yay!
The Milestone: $100,000 net worth. Only 3 months left to get there by the end of the year, but I'm further away from it now than I was last month or the month before. If I can manage $2292.67 of growth each month, I can get there… which isn't impossible. But it may largely depend on what the markets do, which is entirely out of my control. Oh well. I will get there eventually.
The Milestone: Paid off Unsubsidized Stafford student loan. I talked about this above in the "student loan" section, but in case you skipped past that, I'm sending an extra $21.16/month to this as of this month, and that will accelerate my payoff of this loan by one month, and my eventual total debt freedom by three months. Wee!
No bonus celebrating someone else's net worth milestone this month… I honestly didn't see anyone celebrating, since the markets hit everyone pretty hard, and I was traveling. If you did celebrate a milestone this month or last, let me know in the comments below!
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I've heard that medical tourism doesn't work for braces because they require regular maintenance and checkups (not a "one and done" type thing), but a good idea for other things. Also, traveling is more expensive for us since we don't get paid time off — it may actually be cheaper overall for us to stick with an orthodontist in walking distance, since it will mean the least amount of missed work.
Definitely going to talk to them about cash discounts, family discounts… Pretty much every way of doing it, I want to know about! Haha! I know they do interest-free financing, and a credit card churn wouldn't be out of the question, either. In the end, we can pay for it out of the HSA, so it's really one of those "first world FI" problems of how we pay for it to minimize derailment of our financial independence date.
Braces – right before I retired, I bit this bullet with my daughter. And I definitely wouldn't recommend medical tourism for that since it is quite a bit of work and in the beginning when they are starting to get the teeth moving, they use lighter duty wires and every 2 weeks, my daughter was breaking the wire so we were right back in that office getting it fixed.
I took a somewhat strategic approach, however. Switched from a dental plan at my company to one at my husband's company which had *some* ortho coverage for the new plan year (dentist had been telling me since kiddo was in 1st grade that braces were imminent). Got the bid from the ortho, negotiated and also took a cash discount for paying all at once while at the same time using the opportunity to churn a couple of travel hacking credit cards by hitting the minimum spend with one and getting close on the other. I imagine you could do a 0% credit card for it to self finance it for 12 months if you didn't want to eat up all the cash at once. The good part is that once I took the pain and paid for it, it doesn't hurt anymore and I think she will be good to go in another two years besides retainers (already 2 years into the process, lol).
Like I mentioned on the IG, you have made some impressive progress and once you hit that $150,000 the compounding effects start to take over and things will grow in a much quicker fashion. I appreciated getting to know you at the retreat and especially enjoyed your thoughtful commentary. Cheers!


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NY Times "correction" on Israeli settlements gets the facts wrong
Ali Abunimah Media Watch 7 August 2013
The New York Times today issued this correction to its 4 August article "Israeli Decree on West Bank Settlements Will Harm Peace Talks, Palestinians Say" by Jerusalem bureau chief Jodi Rudoren:
An earlier version of this article misstated the United States' view of the West Bank settlements seized by Israel in the 1967 war. While much of the rest of the world considers them illegal, for several decades the United States has not taken a position on the settlements' legality; In a statement on Tuesday, the State Department said, "We do not accept the legitimacy of continued settlement activity."
But the "correction" is wrong. Even if the United States does not now dare to say that Israeli settlements are illegal, it has done so clearly in the past, including in binding UN resolutions.
UN Security Council Resolution 465 of 1980, for instance, states:
all measures taken by Israel to change the physical character, demographic composition, institutional structure or status of the Palestinian and other Arab territories occupied since 1967, including Jerusalem, or any part thereof, have no legal validity and that Israel's policy and practices of settling parts of its population and new immigrants in those territories constitute a flagrant violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War and also constitute a serious obstruction to achieving a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East.
As the official voting record for that resolution indicates, it passed through the Security Council unanimously, which means the United States voted for a binding resolution declaring the settlements to be illegal.
The finding in this resolution has been reiterated repeatedly by the Security Council, and it has never been rescinded. It is also consistent with a 1979 State Department legal opinion that the settlements are illegal.
Statements by US officials on illegality of settlements
At the time, the US clearly considered the settlements to be illegal.
As President Jimmy Carter said in a 13 June 1980 press conference, "We consider these settlements to be contrary to the Geneva Convention, that occupied territories should not be changed by the establishment of permanent settlements by the occupying power …" (Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: Jimmy Carter, 1980 [Government Printing Office, 1982], p. 1114, cited in US Official Statements, [Institute for Palestine Studies, 1992 ISBN 0-88728-244-X]).
Carter had stated his position previously, as president, for example, on 12 April 1980: "Our position on the settlements is very clear. We do not think they are legal, and they are obviously an impediment to peace. The Israeli Government, however, feels that they have a right to those settlements …" (Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: Jimmy Carter, 1980, p.680).
US Secretary of State James Baker stated at a 20 July 1991 press conference in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, that "The settlement activity is something that the United States has opposed for a long time. Our particular opposition today to settlement activity is that it constitutes an obstacle to peace. In the past, the position of the United States has been that it was, in fact, illegal" (Foreign Policy Bulletin, vol.2, no.2, Sep/Oct 1991, pp.61-62, cited in US Official Statements).
After this, the Clinton administration and all its successors began to use watered down language, calling the settlements such things as "unhelpful" or "obstacles to peace."
The Obama administration introduced the tricky phrase – quoted in the "correction" – that the US "does not accept the legitimacy of continued settlement activity." The statement makes a nod toward international law, but the insertion of the word "continued" is a clever way for Obama to say that, like his predecessors, he accepts all the existing settlements. It's just the new ones he doesn't like.
What is The New York Times trying to say?
A plain reading of the "correction" is that it is an effort to mislead readers into thinking the United States has never considered Israeli settlements to be illegal. This is obviously untrue.
If the Times wanted to inform readers, instead of serving as a propaganda platform for whitewashing Israeli policies, it could have said something like this: "The United States has in the past stated that Israeli settlements are illegal, and has voted for UN Security Council resolutions affirming this position. In recent years, the United States has, however, refused to re-state its position publicly, opting instead for formulas less likely to put it into conflict with Israel and its US-based lobby."
That would be true.
Jodi Rudoren
Israeli settlements
Your article titled: NY Times "correction" on Israeli settlement
Permalink Yesh Prabhu replied on Fri, 08/09/2013 - 11:12
Thank you very much for clarifying the myths about US's view regarding the illegality of Israeli settlements. This well researched and well documented article will correct the misleading information, and will also help to clear the doubts of all those who think that the US never considered the Israeli settlements as illegal, and that it preferred, instead, to describe the settlements as illegitimate. No one can refute the fact that the US voted for UN resolution 465 that declared all Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian lands as illegal.
The question is: Will the N Y Times correct its "retraction" again?
Yesh Prabhu, Bushkill, Pennsylvania
Is it not true that 2 days
Permalink Ron pol replied on Fri, 08/09/2013 - 19:14
Is it not true that 2 days after the vote on 465, the USA stated that they meant to abstain and that immediately with the election of Reagan, the policy towards settlements changed?
Therefore the correction is correct as it states decades not never
Good thing you keep a
Permalink Heather E. Nimeh replied on Sun, 08/11/2013 - 00:40
Good thing you keep a watchful eye out, Ali - there is so much misinformation out there about this subject....
More recent statement by John Kerry
Permalink Paul E. Merrell, J.D. replied on Sat, 08/17/2013 - 04:01
"'The United States of America views all of the settlements as illegitimate,' said Kerry, who was on a visit to Colombia."
-- Reuters, Kerry says Israeli settlements should not disrupt Mideast talks (12 August 2013), http://www.reuters.com/article... (a few days after the parent article was published).


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James J McAuley was born in Dublin in 1936, where he worked from 1953 as assistant to the manager of Chapelizod Greyhound Stadium, then as an ESB clerk, then journalist. Having worked as a freelance arts reviewer and occasional lecturer at the Municipal (now the Lane) Gallery, in 1966 he emigrated to the US where he received an MFA degree from the University of Arkansas in 1971. From 1968 until his retirement in 1998, he taught poetry and poetics, literature and Irish Studies courses at Lycoming College and Eastern Washington University where he was also the founding director of their Creative Writing Programs. From 1979 until 1999, he directed the EWU Summer Writing Workshops at the Irish Writer's Centre, Dublin. From 1993-97, he was Director of EWU Press. His poetry and prose have been published in Ireland, England, Canada, and the US since 1954; he is represented in a number of anthologies, including The Penguin Book of Irish Verse (ed. Kennelly} and The Great Book of Ireland. New & Selected Poems is his tenth collection. James J McAuley lives in Booterstown, Co. Dublin, with his wife Deirdre.


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namespace impala {

struct HdfsFileDesc;
class HdfsPartitionDescriptor;
class HdfsScanNode;
class MemPool;
class RowBatch;
class RuntimeState;
class StringBuffer;
class Tuple;
class TupleRow;

// This class abstracts over getting buffers from the IoMgr. Each ScannerContext is 1:1
// a HdfsScanner. ScannerContexts contain Streams, which are 1:1 with a ScanRange.
// Columnar formats have multiple streams per context object.
// This class handles stitching data split across IO buffers and providing
// some basic parsing utilities.
// This class it *not* thread safe. It is designed to have a single scanner thread
// reading from it.
//
// Each scanner context maps to a single hdfs split.  There are three threads that
// are interacting with the context.
//   1. IoMgr threads that read io buffers from the disk and enqueue them to the
//      stream's underlying ScanRange object. This is the producer.
//   2. Scanner thread that calls GetBytes() (which can block), materializing tuples
//      from processing the bytes. This is the consumer.
//   3. The scan node/main thread which calls into the context to trigger cancellation
//      or other end of stream conditions.
class ScannerContext {
 public:
  // Create a scanner context with the parent scan_node (where materialized row batches
  // get pushed to) and the scan range to process.
  // This context starts with 1 stream.
  ScannerContext(RuntimeState*, HdfsScanNode*, HdfsPartitionDescriptor*,
      DiskIoMgr::ScanRange* scan_range);

  // Encapsulates a stream (continuous byte range) that can be read.  A context
  // can contain one or more streams.  For non-columnar files, there is only
  // one stream; for columnar, there is one stream per column.
  class Stream {
   public:
    // Returns up to requested_len bytes or an error.  This can block if bytes are not
    // available.
    //  - requested_len is the number of bytes requested.  This function will return
    //    those number of bytes unless end of file or an error occurred.
    //  - If peek is true, the scan range position is not incremented (i.e. repeated calls
    //    with peek = true will return the same data).
    //  - *buffer on return is a pointer to the buffer.  The memory is owned by
    //    the ScannerContext and should not be modified.  If the buffer is entirely
    //    from one disk io buffer, a pointer inside that buffer is returned directly.
    //    If the requested buffer straddles io buffers, a copy is done here.
    //  - *out_len is the number of bytes returned.
    //  - *status is set if there is an error.
    // Returns true if the call was success (i.e. status->ok())
    // This should only be called from the scanner thread.
    // Note that this will return bytes past the end of the scan range until the end of
    // the file.
    bool GetBytes(int64_t requested_len, uint8_t** buffer, int64_t* out_len,
        Status* status, bool peek = false);

    // Gets the bytes from the first available buffer within the scan range. This may be
    // the boundary buffer used to stitch IO buffers together.
    // If we are past the end of the scan range, no bytes are returned.
    Status GetBuffer(bool peek, uint8_t** buffer, int64_t* out_len);

    // Sets whether of not the resulting tuples contain ptrs into memory owned by
    // the scanner context. This by default, is inferred from the scan_node tuple
    // descriptor (i.e. contains string slots) but can be overridden.  If possible,
    // this should be set to false to reduce memory usage as resources can be reused
    // and recycled more quickly.
    void set_contains_tuple_data(bool v) { contains_tuple_data_ = v; }

    // Callback that returns the buffer size to use when reading past the end of the scan
    // range.  By default a constant value is used, which scanners can override with this
    // callback.  The callback takes the file offset of the asynchronous read (this may be
    // more than file_offset() due to data being assembled in the boundary buffer).
    // Reading past the end of the scan range is likely a remote read, so we want to
    // minimize the number of io requests as well as the data volume.
    typedef boost::function<int (int64_t)> ReadPastSizeCallback;
    void set_read_past_size_cb(ReadPastSizeCallback cb) { read_past_size_cb_ = cb; }

    // Return the number of bytes left in the range for this stream.
    int64_t bytes_left() { return scan_range_->len() - total_bytes_returned_; }

    // If true, all bytes in this scan range have been returned
    bool eosr() const { return total_bytes_returned_ >= scan_range_->len(); }

    // If true, the stream has reached the end of the file.
    bool eof() const;

    const char* filename() { return scan_range_->file(); }
    const DiskIoMgr::ScanRange* scan_range() { return scan_range_; }
    const HdfsFileDesc* file_desc() { return file_desc_; }

    // Returns the buffer's current offset in the file.
    int64_t file_offset() const { return scan_range_->offset() + total_bytes_returned_; }

    // Returns the total number of bytes returned
    int64_t total_bytes_returned() { return total_bytes_returned_; }

    // Read a Boolean primitive value written using Java serialization.
    // Equivalent to java.io.DataInput.readBoolean()
    bool ReadBoolean(bool* boolean, Status*);

    // Read an Integer primitive value written using Java serialization.
    // Equivalent to java.io.DataInput.readInt()
    bool ReadInt(int32_t* val, Status*, bool peek = false);

    // Read a variable-length Long value written using Writable serialization.
    // Ref: org.apache.hadoop.io.WritableUtils.readVLong()
    bool ReadVLong(int64_t* val, Status*);

    // Read a variable length Integer value written using Writable serialization.
    // Ref: org.apache.hadoop.io.WritableUtils.readVInt()
    bool ReadVInt(int32_t* val, Status*);

    // Read a zigzag encoded long
    bool ReadZLong(int64_t* val, Status*);

    // Skip over the next length bytes in the specified HDFS file.
    bool SkipBytes(int64_t length, Status*);

    // Read length bytes into the supplied buffer.  The returned buffer is owned
    // by this object.
    bool ReadBytes(int64_t length, uint8_t** buf, Status*, bool peek = false);

    // Read a Writable Text value from the supplied file.
    // Ref: org.apache.hadoop.io.WritableUtils.readString()
    // The returned buffer is owned by this object.
    bool ReadText(uint8_t** buf, int64_t* length, Status*);

    // Skip this text object.
    bool SkipText(Status*);

   private:
    friend class ScannerContext;
    ScannerContext* parent_;
    DiskIoMgr::ScanRange* scan_range_;
    const HdfsFileDesc* file_desc_;

    // If true, tuples will contain pointers into memory contained in this object.
    // That memory (io buffers or boundary buffers) must be attached to the row batch.
    bool contains_tuple_data_;

    // Total number of bytes returned from GetBytes()
    int64_t total_bytes_returned_;

    ReadPastSizeCallback read_past_size_cb_;

    // The current io buffer. This starts as NULL before we've read any bytes.
    DiskIoMgr::BufferDescriptor* io_buffer_;

    // Next byte to read in io_buffer_
    uint8_t* io_buffer_pos_;

    // Bytes left in io_buffer_
    int64_t io_buffer_bytes_left_;

    // The boundary buffer is used to copy multiple IO buffers from the scan range into a
    // single buffer to return to the scanner.  After copying all or part of an IO buffer
    // into the boundary buffer, the current buffer's state is updated to no longer
    // include the copied bytes (e.g., io_buffer_bytes_left_ is decremented).
    // Conceptually, the data in the boundary buffer always comes before that in the
    // current buffer, and all the bytes in the stream are either already returned to the
    // scanner, in the current IO buffer, or in the boundary buffer.
    boost::scoped_ptr<MemPool> boundary_pool_;
    boost::scoped_ptr<StringBuffer> boundary_buffer_;
    uint8_t* boundary_buffer_pos_;
    int64_t boundary_buffer_bytes_left_;

    // Points to either io_buffer_pos_ or boundary_buffer_pos_
    // (initialized to NULL before calling GetBytes())
    uint8_t** output_buffer_pos_;

    // Points to either io_buffer_bytes_left_ or boundary_buffer_bytes_left_
    // (initialized to a static zero-value int before calling GetBytes())
    int64_t* output_buffer_bytes_left_;

    // List of buffers that are completed but still have bytes referenced by the caller.
    // On the next GetBytes() call, these buffers are released (the caller by calling
    // GetBytes() signals it is done with its previous bytes).  At this point the
    // buffers are either returned to the io mgr or attached to the current row batch.
    std::list<DiskIoMgr::BufferDescriptor*> completed_io_buffers_;

    Stream(ScannerContext* parent);

    // GetBytes helper to handle the slow path.
    // If peek is set then return the data but do not move the current offset.
    Status GetBytesInternal(int64_t requested_len, uint8_t** buffer, bool peek,
                            int64_t* out_len);

    // Gets (and blocks) for the next io buffer. After fetching all buffers in the scan
    // range, performs synchronous reads past the scan range until EOF.
    //
    // When performing a synchronous read, the read size is the max of read_past_size and
    // the result returned by read_past_size_cb_() (or DEFAULT_READ_PAST_SIZE if no
    // callback is set). read_past_size is not used otherwise.
    //
    // Updates io_buffer_, io_buffer_bytes_left_, and io_buffer_pos_.  If GetNextBuffer()
    // is called after all bytes in the file have been returned, io_buffer_bytes_left_
    // will be set to 0. In the non-error case, io_buffer_ is never set to NULL, even if
    // it contains 0 bytes.
    Status GetNextBuffer(int64_t read_past_size = 0);

    // If 'batch' is not NULL, attaches all completed io buffers and the boundary mem
    // pool to batch.  If 'done' is set, releases the completed resources.
    // If 'batch' is NULL then contains_tuple_data_ should be false.
    void ReleaseCompletedResources(RowBatch* batch, bool done);

    // Error-reporting functions.
    Status ReportIncompleteRead(int64_t length, int64_t bytes_read);
    Status ReportInvalidRead(int64_t length);
  };

  Stream* GetStream(int idx = 0) {
    DCHECK_GE(idx, 0);
    DCHECK_LT(idx, streams_.size());
    return streams_[idx];
  }

  // If a non-NULL 'batch' is passed, attaches completed io buffers and boundary mem pools
  // from all streams to 'batch'. Attaching only completed resources ensures that buffers
  // (and their cleanup) trail the rows that reference them (row batches are consumed and
  // cleaned up in order by the rest of the query).
  // If a NULL 'batch' is passed, then it tries to release whatever resource can be
  // released, ie. completed io buffers if 'done' is not set, and the mem pool if 'done'
  // is set. In that case, contains_tuple_data_ should be false.
  //
  // If 'done' is true, this is the final call for the current streams and any pending
  // resources in each stream are also passed to the row batch, and the streams are
  // cleared from this context.
  //
  // This must be called with 'done' set when the scanner is complete and no longer needs
  // any resources (e.g. tuple memory, io buffers) returned from the current
  // streams. After calling with 'done' set, this should be called again if new streams
  // are created via AddStream().
  void ReleaseCompletedResources(RowBatch* batch, bool done);

  // Add a stream to this ScannerContext for 'range'. Returns the added stream.
  // The stream is created in the runtime state's object pool
  Stream* AddStream(DiskIoMgr::ScanRange* range);

  // If true, the ScanNode has been cancelled and the scanner thread should finish up
  bool cancelled() const;

  int num_completed_io_buffers() const { return num_completed_io_buffers_; }
  HdfsPartitionDescriptor* partition_descriptor() { return partition_desc_; }

 private:
  friend class Stream;

  RuntimeState* state_;
  HdfsScanNode* scan_node_;

  HdfsPartitionDescriptor* partition_desc_;

  // Vector of streams.  Non-columnar formats will always have one stream per context.
  std::vector<Stream*> streams_;

  // Always equal to the sum of completed_io_buffers_.size() across all streams.
  int num_completed_io_buffers_;
};

}

#endif

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Q: MySql subquery extraction as per number of days and other criterias We are facing some problems in building a mysql Query.
Let suppose we save two columns col1 and col2 . Let suppose col1 value is abcd. So we need to find all those rows whose col1 = abcd and after 10 days col2 value is product1 .
Let me try to elaborate with example.

Let me try to break out it into parts
1) All rows whose col1 = abcd and extract there wlid,date
2) Match wlid and date with other rows and col2 = product1 . and date should be more then 10 days. So In this case only 4th row should be output
EDIT Our desired output is 4th Row since by extracting all wlid whose col1 = abcd, so we get row1 and our 2nd condition whose date is more than date which is extracted in 1st condition and col2  value is product1 . So extracted output is only 4th Row
Table  in Text form
Sr.No  wlid  col1  col2      date
1      1     abcd  product1  2017-06-10 04:16:28
2      2     abc   product2  2017-06-12 04:16:28
3      1     ab    product1  2017-06-17 04:16:28
4      1     a     product1  2017-06-21 04:16:28
5      1     a     product2  2017-06-21 04:16:28

A: You may use:
mysql> select * from demo;

+-------+------+------+-----------+---------------------+
| sr_no | wlid | col1 | col2      | date                |
+-------+------+------+-----------+---------------------+
|     1 |    1 | abcd | product 1 | 2017-06-10 04:16:28 |
|     2 |    2 | abc  | product 2 | 2017-06-12 04:16:28 |
|     3 |    1 | ab   | product 1 | 2017-06-17 04:16:28 |
|     4 |    1 | a    | product 1 | 2017-06-21 04:16:28 |
|     5 |    1 | a    | product 2 | 2017-06-21 04:16:28 |
+-------+------+------+-----------+---------------------+
5 rows in set (0.00 sec)

mysql> select d1.* from demo d1 inner join demo d2 on d1.col2 = d2.col2 where datediff(d1.date,d2.date) >= 10;
+-------+------+------+-----------+---------------------+
| sr_no | wlid | col1 | col2      | date                |
+-------+------+------+-----------+---------------------+
|     4 |    1 | a    | product 1 | 2017-06-21 04:16:28 |
+-------+------+------+-----------+---------------------+

A: Try this one :
select * from table as t
inner join (select * from table as t2 where t2.col1 = 'abcd') on t2.Sr.No = t.Sr.No
where t2.wlid = t.wlid and t.col2 = 'product1' and t.date >
DATE_ADD(t2.date, INTERVAL 10 DAY);
I have not tested though, let me know if it works for you.


Background: Despite reported high coverage of National Immunization Days (NIDs) campaign in many countries children are still being missed during these campaigns. This is a study of a rapid assessment done to determine OPV coverage during an immunization campaign.
Methods: In this descriptive cross-sectional study, regional supervisors in Brong Ahafo region of Ghana visited randomly selected houses during the first round of the Polio NIDs in October 2004 to identify under-5 children that were reached with OPV vaccines in the households and those missed during the campaign.
Results: In the 13 districts a 1607 houses visited by regional supervisors for rapid assessment, volunteers did not visit 4 (0.24%) houses. There were 3737 under five in all the houses visited by the supervisors for rapid assessment out which 42 (1.2%) were missed and unvaccinated and the reason was that the children were not at home. The assessment showed that the main sources of information to mothers / caretakers on NIDs were Gong-gong and radio. The assessment provided opportunities to identify proportion of children missed and ensure necessary intervention to reach them.
Conclusion: Rapid assessment is a valuable tool for evaluation of NIDs; it enables timely intervention in covering missed children and helps in careful interpretation of the usual over 100% coverage often recorded during NIDs. It is recommended that this be practiced widely to improve quality of NIDs for early global eradication of poliomyelitis.


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Q: How to change the cursor before a long task? I want to change the cursor before a long task. I changed it with setcursor, but the cursor didn't change.
Here is my code:
    HCURSOR hWait  =  AfxGetApp()->LoadStandardCursor(IDC_WAIT) ;
    HCURSOR hDefault = AfxGetApp()->LoadStandardCursor(IDC_ARROW);
    ::SetCursor(hWait);

    //a long procedure

    ::SetCursor(hDefault);

What am I doing wrong?

A: A very handy way of doing it is by creating an instance of CWaitCursor at the start (or just before) of the long task. It sets the cursor and when it goes out of scope it restores it (in the destructor):
{
    CWaitCursor wait;

    // Long task

} // The cursor is restored here


I'm writing this on Mira, which means the system is up and running. But it wasn't without hiccups. As much as I'd hoped the upgrade would go smoothly. I will say, up front, that my luck once again held out on the mainboard and processor and the system posted without issue… after I pressed the BIOS reset button on the I/O — one of the downsides to buying an open-box mainboard from Micro Center.
Draining this using quick disconnects would've meant having to tilt the system in various directions to get the water flowing out. An alternative that panned out quite well is just taking the two stop fittings off the bottom graphics card and letting it drain out through there.
Once I had the graphics cards out, I flushed them with distilled water — three (3) gallons pushed through with a spare pump — and installed them in the H440, finished the cable management, and set that aside and turned my attention to the radiator box.
This was cause of all of my problems. After draining it (just took the quick disconnects off the tubing at the sink), I tore it completely down.
Getting the radiators off and flushed. Getting the dust blown out of the fans. Mostly. I didn't take a brush to the fins this time. Then came putting the thing back together.
Before taking the box down completely, there was actually one fan that got disconnected during the last assembly that I never bothered to reconnect. So to ensure I had all nine (9) radiator fans and the three (3) exhaust fans powered and running, I periodically tested the fan connections to make sure everything was sound.
The new reservoir suits this project much better as well being top-return capable. This top, though, is a separate purchase, but worth it for this, in my opinion. Your mileage may vary based on your project.
And now, looking up from the bottom, the cabling at that point was a mess, but at least I was able to get the radiator panel mounted to the rest of the case without any difficulty. Managing the cabling was, at that point, less important than making sure all the fans were still connected.
Then it was time to clean up the cabling.
With the radiator box essentially done, I turned my attention to the main system, getting it tubed up and connected to the radiator box. The direction of flow is in to the graphics cards at the bottom, up through to the CPU, and out to the inlet on the radiator box. The inlet takes it through the bottom to the top radiator, then back to the reservoir.
But the leak test didn't go smoothly. There were a couple leaks from the inter-connects on the radiators. At first, it looked like the leaks were coming from the Swiftech SLI fittings. So in tearing those apart, I noticed that the fitting wasn't nearly as tight as I'd liked. A few measurements pushed me to buy #6 and #8 O-rings from Home Depot. I used one of each with the brass ring in between them. That sealed the SLI fittings nice and tight in a fashion similar to the Primochill Revolver compression fittings, but didn't take care of the leak entirely.
That is an EK 90° rotary fitting. It snapped, and I'm not sure entirely how. But it was still sitting flat enough in the fitting that I didn't notice it immediately. It was when I took out that fitting and the adjacent one on the other radiator that it came apart like this. Thankfully my local Micro Center had replacements in stock. Once I had that fitting replaced, the leak test passed and I was able to get the system up and running.
Let's momentarily revisit the NZXT H440 chassis. I really enjoyed building into this. Even for the Sabertooth X99 and it's full-cover "armor", the mainboard seated relatively easily and I was able to easily access all the needed points for cabling. Cable management was reasonably easy as well, though having two PCI-Express power cables seemed to add just a little too much cable bulk for the back panel.
The threads, though, are very tight for the thumb screws, and I had to resort to a screwdriver to keep from tearing up my fingers. This is likely due to them not protecting the threads when painting the parts.
And the smoked window is darker than my sunglasses. Seriously. It requires you to install white lighting (definitely can't go with a different color on this, or at least I can't see doing that) replace it with MNPCTech's clear window. So… yeah. Time to order a lighting kit, or pick up something from Micro Center.
Here's how the new platform tested (old benchmarks in red).
So the Unigine benchmarks didn't change much. Not even an 80 point gain on the Heaven benchmark, though Valley went up by over 700 points. Valley is a bit more CPU-reliant, though, doing calculations with plants, wind, and rain. So given that the graphics cards didn't change, seeing Heaven's score go up by an insignificant amount (4.2%) isn't surprising.
The significant gain with Cloud Gate I'll speculate is similar to the significant gain with the Valley benchmark: Cloud Gate relies on the CPU more than Fire Strike and Sky Diver for its graphics testing and scoring.
The gains in the overall 3DMark scores, however, show the much better contribution of the Haswell-E processor where the better CPU performance is needed: almost 3,000 points gained on Fire Strike, almost 12,000 points on Sky Diver, and almost 10,000 points gained on Cloud Gate.
It's clear as well that the GTX 770s are holding things back now. But those will get changed out in a later upgrade.
Given that I'm using a very non-standard means of water-cooling this system, how does it perform, especially compared to the FX-8350?
The FX-8350 would easily get up above 60°C when under a high amount of stress — e.g. transcoding videos — with an EK Supremacy EVO block. But the graphics cards wouldn't ever really get all that high — they'd touch at 50°C, maybe a little higher, but it'd take a while to get there, and the temperatures would typically hover in the mid-40s.
On Mira, after running a string of benchmarks, the GPUs would get into about the mid-40s°C. The CPU also touched in the low 40s on the hottest core.
But for a good temperature test, I took a BD rip of the latest Jungle Book (I own the physical copy as well) and transcoded it with Handbrake. The original file was 24.3GB. It took about 21 minutes to transcode and kept the CPU pegged at 100% the entire time, with the cores all running at the boost clock of 3.6GHz. At the time I write this, I'm using just straight distilled water as the coolant.
The CPU temperature jumped up to around 40C almost immediately. During the transcode, the hottest core hit 43°C, which was also the package temperature, with the coolest core being at 39°C.
And that is why I have an external radiator box, and why external water cooling had me intrigued. These temperatures are certainly rather interesting as well given that the i7-5820k is specified at a higher TDP than the FX-8350 — 140W and 125W, respectively. So easily the water block is the variable here, where the EK Supremacy EVO isn't able to perform nearly as well as the Heatkiller IV. Which makes sense since I don't recall seeing temperatures nearly as high with the Koolance CPU-380A as I saw with the Supremacy. Oh well.
So for now the system is complete. About the only other change I'll be making will be to drain out the distilled water and replace it with Mayhem's X1 clear coolant and installing a bright white light to illuminate the system behind the dark window.
And later down the line will be a GPU upgrade, pulling out the GTX 770s and replacing them with, likely, a GTX 1080.


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Funeral Services Set In Texas For Tejano Star Emilio Navaira
Filed Under:Emilio Navaira, funeral, funeral mass, GRAMMY Award Winner, New Braunfels, Tejano music, Tejano star
Winner of Best Tejano Album for "Acuerdate," Emilio Navaira poses backstage at the 45th annual Grammy Awards at Madison Square Garden on February 23, 2003 in New York City. (credit: Mark Mainz/Getty Images)
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Public services begin this weekend in San Antonio for Grammy-winning Tejano star Emilio Navaira.
Navaira, whose fans knew him simply as Emilio, was found unresponsive by his family Monday night at his home in New Braunfels. He was reportedly not breathing when he was found and was later pronounced dead at a local hospital.
Police say Navaira died of apparent natural causes. He was 53. The star won a Grammy Award in 2002 for Best Tejano Album, "Acuerdate."
Castle Ridge Mortuary in San Antonio says visitation will be Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Freeman Coliseum. A rosary will be recited at 4 p.m. at the sports and entertainment venue that seats more than 9,000.
A funeral mass will be celebrated at 1 p.m. Monday at San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio.
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Kenn Harper
Nuance voice technology powers NOS STBs and remotes
Tuesday, June 7th, 2016
Nuance's Dragon TV Powers NOS Set Top Boxes and Remote Controls
Portugal's Media Holding Company NOS Integrates Nuance's Voice Recognition for Easier Content Discovery and Search
BURLINGTON, Mass. — Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: NUAN) today announced that its Dragon TV voice technology will be deployed in NOS's next generation set top boxes and remote controls, along with multiscreen services and applications for iOS and Android.
Available beginning June 2016, NOS's subscribers will be able to speak to their TV or remote control to search for programs, movies, actors and actresses, favorite genres, sports and virtually any other category of preferred content. The new product line will offer an intuitive, quick way for viewers to find what they want to watch, rather than navigating manually through program guides, menus or interactive content. The new user interface will support both basic command and control and search. For example, "Procurar no Videoclube a Guerra dos Tronos" (Search video on demand for Game of Thrones) or "Pesquisar atriz Brie Larson" (Search actress Brie Larson).
Nuance's Dragon TV voice platform gives service operators and manufacturers the ability to easily integrate and deliver a seamless user experience for smart and connected TVs that makes it faster and easier to find shows, programs, and On-Demand content just by speaking. Leveraging both embedded and cloud-based technologies, Nuance's technology can be deeply integrated right on a remote, TV or set top box – fully customizable across more than 40 languages, and is extensible across the Internet of Things ecosystem for a fully voice-enabled connected home experience.
"Voice provides a very natural, accessible way to communicate with NOS's service that provides consumers with seemingly endless content. We're very pleased to work with Nuance to deliver an end-to-end solution for conversational entertainment discovery, which also delivers a personalized entertainment experience through innovative solutions and technology," says Pedro Bandeira, NOS Development Director.
"With half a billion connected TVs in use around the world today – that are also connected to shows, games, music and other content, simplifying the interface becomes vital. If you can't find it, you can't experience it. By integrating voice technology directly to the set top box and remote control, NOS can create a more powerful user interface for users to find what they're looking for in seconds," says Kenn Harper, vice president of devices and ecosystem, Nuance Mobile.
Nuance also worked with Espial to integrate voice as part of the NOS next generation hybrid IP Video service, announced today.
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Q: How to add an extra metdata to a field of an object? I have an abstract class Node that everybody should implement in our office:
public abstract class Node
{
    public abstract void run();
}

The implemented classes should also contain at least one input and one output properties. Please look at the following example:
public class LineNode : Node
{
    public Point a;
    public Point b;
    public Line line;
    public override void run()
    {
        line = new Line(a, b);
    }
}

In this class a and b are the inputs and line is the output. Other users can find which one is output by reading the body of run() method (It is ridiculous isn't it?). But the main problem is that somewhere in my application I need to know whether a field is an input or output. So I can show the input and output variables graphically. Or throw an exception if somebody tried to assign an output outside of a node or even return an error in compile time. (I do not want use private keyword I need all fields to be public).
At first I tried to wrap fields in typed Input<T> and Output<T> classes so it was possible to list all the Output fields of a node using reflection. But everybody complained that it becomes complicated in that way. Because we had to create a simple int property in two lines:
Output<int> out = new Output<int>();
out.value = 10;

Is it possible to write something like this in c#?
public class LineNode : Node
{
    [Input]
    public Point a;
    [Input]
    public Point b;
    [Output]
    public Line output_line;
    public override void run()
    {
        output_line = new Line(a, b);
    }
}

So whenever somebody tries to
I know attributes can only be applied on types not variables but I had something like this in my mind so everybody can enjoy writing a new node
any help would be appreciated.

A: Sure, you can use Attributes just like you wrote in the last block of your code. For that, you need to declare the following classes:
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Field)]
public class Input:Attribute
{
}
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Field)]
public class Output:Attribute
{
}

Then, you can retrieve the attribute(s) of the field using reflection:
var isInput = Attribute.IsDefined(typeof(LineNode).GetField(fieldName), typeof(Input))

var isOutput = Attribute.IsDefined(typeof(LineNode).GetField(fieldName), typeof(Output))


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Merino is a natural fibre used in many types of clothing because of many beneficial properties. If you have a baby or child and would like to care for them and dress them in the best natural fibre in the world you should seriously take a look at these wonderful benefits that merino will provide. Once you buy your first clothing item for you or your baby or child you will want more and more items.
New Zealand merino is the most superior fiber in the world.
1. Merino wool is warm and comfortable. You can be assured you or your baby or child will be kept warm and comfortable wearing merino. Merino is an insulator and will hold the body's heat. It allows your skin to breath naturally so doesn't encourage sweating. Merino Wool is the perfect fibre for babies because at a young age the body hasn't learned to regulate heat very well and so a baby can be prone to over- heating in synthetics.
Merino is the perfect fibre to wear for all seasons of the year.
2. Merino naturally absorbs moisture. Merino Wool has a unique ability to absorb up to three times its own weight in moisture, drawing the moisture away from the skin without feeling damp. And we all know how many times a child will walk right through a puddle instead of avoiding one!
3. Merino has safety aspects. It is naturally flame resistant. It won't burn so is extremely safe to wear.
4. Merino wool is tough and easy-care being fully machine washable. Merino Wool's warmth will actually increase with washing. Just a caution though we say machine washable but it is best to treat your garments with care. On a delicate cycle is best and using an approved wool wash detergent is even better that does not contain enzymes. When you buy a garment always check the care label.
5. Merino is non-prickly. Wool once upon a time had a reputation of being scratchy to wear but today merino is chosen for the majority of wool clothing. Merino fibres are very fine and soft.
6. Merino is naturally stain resistant. Wool actually repels dirt. Now if you think about this what a bonus for a child to be wearing a stain resistant item of clothing. Yes its true - the natural properties of wool makes it resistant to stain so an item of clothing doesn't need to be washed as much. The natural fibre of merino wool is a mother's best friend. Unlike synthetic clothing which absorbs dirt and stains.
7. Merino is lightweight and versatile. The clothing items made from merino are not bulky items to wear but at the same time still have all the wonderful properties even though the garment is lightweight. Merino is versatile and a number of clothing items are made from the fiber including; hats, scarves, socks, vests, singlets, pants, trousers, under wear and tops.
8. Merino doesn't wrinkle. There will never be a need for an iron! The natural properties of wool bounces back to its original state.
9. Merino is resistant to static. This is another natural property of wool. Merino clothing will never contain static electricity.
10. Merino is tough and will last and last. Wouldn't it be great if you could pass your merino clothing down through all your children? So therefore it has to save you money in the long run.
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verb intr.: To vacillate; to dawdle.
From reduplication of the question Shall I?
"We go after bigger things, and don't stand shilly-shally on the brink as you do."
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Happy Friday, I hope you have had a great week! School is back in full swing for the kids and all of the extracurricular activities have started. I have been on the run getting everyone to where they need to be each day! Even though it is busy, I do love this time of year. The only thing I do not like is the chaos that can ensue in the morning while everyone is rushing to get to school and work. One way I minimize this is by planning out breakfast the night beforehand. Check out these Five Tips for a Quick and Easy Breakfast.
1. Plan Ahead- This is a BIG one at my house, especially for the kids! I plan before bedtime what we will have for breakfast the next morning, that way I can start to prepare it while they get ready for school.
2. Prepare Items in Advance- This goes hand in hand with "Plan Ahead". Anything I can get ready the night before will save me time during the morning chaos. For example, if I am making smoothie bowls, I get the blender out and slice up the fruit and veggies before bedtime. So, in the morning I just throw it into the blender.
3. Gear Up to Eat on the Go- Sometimes the best set plans go awry! I always keep items on hand for eating breakfast on the go, such as yogurt, nuts, kefir, and granola bars.
4. Keep it Simple- As wonderful as a big fancy breakfast can be, I save that for the weekends! A simple smoothie bowl packed with fresh fruits and greens is a speedy, yet healthy way to the start the day.
5. Double it Up- Some breakfast items work well prepared in large batches, like oatmeal! Make a big batch that can be warmed up in the morning. You can mix up the meal each day by adding different fruits or yogurts to the dish.
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That berry smoothie bowl is calling my name! :) I know I should plan ahead, but it just never seems to work out that way...maybe one day I'll get it all together.
Great tips! My favorite breakfast includes Kodiak Cakes because all you need to add is water and you have pancakes! Quick and easy! I also add protein powder to sweeten it and add more protein!
I need to try this. I love yogurt and eat NOOSA for lunch every day with granola. I'm an oatmeal eater for breakfast. Thanks for the tips.
I need to make parfaits for my boys for breakfast. They are stuck in an oatmeal rut.
I love yogurt for a quick and easy healthy breakfast!
These are great tips - my daughter trains at 0500 3 times a week so we often need to grab a quick breakfast! That berry smoothie bowl looks divine!
That berry smoothie looks so tasty. I am already drooling. I would love it.
These are some great tips, my Dad always used to make his breakfast the night before, it seems to have become more popular as well these days!
This looks like a tasty bowl. Perfect for the morning. I'd have to nix the spinach though. I love it, but not in liquid form. Weird I know. I like a bit of greek yogurt with honey, granola, granny smith apples, cinnamon, and cranberries. It is to DIE FOR!
We don't do much for breakfast during the week because we are trying to get two tired boys ready for school. Usually it's cereal or oatmeal, maybe toast. On the weekend, we have "big breakfast Sunday" when we do more in the morning. But, my boys do love when we make Yogurt Parfaits ahead of time by separating big tubs of yogurt into smaller containers and adding fruit into it so they are quick and easy to grab.
Since my mornings are so chaotic, either making my breakfast ahead or having everything prepared ahead is the key for me. I love to make smoothies and overnight oats for my breakfast.
These are all great ideas. My girls go-to is usually yogurt because it's fast and they can get it themselves.
I usually don't have breakfast, I only drink a cup of coffee in the morning. However, when I do, I usually go for eggs. I like that they are so easy to make, just boil them for 7 minutes and have them with toast and avocado.
Such wonderful tips! I like to make batter for Dosas [ rice and pulse ] pancakes the night before! It helps to make idlis and dosas fast in the morning!
Yummy, yummy, yummy! Yougurt is definitely one of my favs and the pics of the yogurt bowls have definitely inspired me. I've never heard of this brand of yogurt but I will be getting the coupon you included and trying Vanilla Bean.
I don't eat breakfast. But my QUICK MEAL is typically some meat I have in the freezer! Takes about 20 minutes to thaw and cook, and DONE :) Full belly and I am happy!
I am totally going to have to try your smoothie bowl. I am not a huge fan of breakfast on the go but I like planning ahead and knowing what I'm eating before hitting the gym.
Such amazing tips and definitely I will keep them in mind. My favorite is the berry bowl and i could eat it everyday.
I've always wanted to try this and now this only motivates me more to do so! Funny thing is I've never had greek yogurt. This will be fun to try so I can have a quick breakfast for my busy days.
I've always wanted to try this and now this only motivates me more to do so! Funny thing is I've never had greek yogurt. This will be fun to try so I can have a quick breakfast for my busy days. Great post!
It's so hard to fix a quick and easy breakfast. I love the idea of double batches--time saving and efficient!
That smoothie bowl looks so yummy! I make batches of baked oatmeal and egg cups on the weekend to eat all week. Otherwise I am lost!
So many great ideas for breakfast!! Have to try some of these out for sure!!
Great tips! Yogurt or oatmeal are my breakfast go-to's.
Oh dear - we prep everything ELSE the night before, but not so much the breakfast. one, it's all I can do to get her to eat ANYTHING before school, so it's very much what she's in the mood for; the other eats like a horse. But our breakfasts have a certain format, so I guess that helps: we always start with fruit, then my light eater generally opts for a carb (toast, half a bagel, etc) if she has room, and the other ALWAYS wants sunny-side up eggs, followed by toast or bread if she's still hungry (which she often is). And milk of course!
These are some really easy tips to make quick and easy breakfast. We usually have our breakfast or snacks full of fruits and snacks cuz they are really healthy for body and mind.
That looks like a delicious bowl. I haven't had too many of them but this one really does look delicious. And increasing Greek Lowfat yogurt to my diet is a good thing.
I think breakfast is tough for all of us. I like these great ideas for something fast and full of protein and vitamins. What a great idea. Didn't use to like yogurt but now I love it!
I never really thought about making breakfast in batches. But this is such a great idea!
I'm not a morning person at allll, so I'm all for meal prepping/planning ahead! Great tips!
Planning ahead is always great. We meal prep all of our meals for the week on Sundays. It really helps us stay on track.
I'm all for making breakfast that can be taken on the go. That's one of the main reasons why I drink a shake almost every morning for breakfast. Its super easy to make in the blender each morning, and is even easier to take with me when I run out the door.
Great ideas! Will have to try a few.
Never knew the oatmeal hack, def gonna use that one!
That looks delicious! It definitely is convenient to have packaged food to go nearby. Also, I've never though about batching breakfast foods. Great tips!
We love a smoothie in the morning. It's our go to- quick and easy option. We haven't ever put yogurt in it though, we might need to try that.
These are some really great tips for making breakfast an easy meal. It always seems so rushed and stressed around my house.
These are some great tips for breakfast! I needed to read this because I struggle with breakfasts some mornings!
I can't think of starting my day without scrumptious breakfast. Greek yogurt is such a great option for making healthy breakfast weather with fruit or itself.
Most of these tips I think could apply to any meal of day. That smoothie bowl looks pretty great though.
Thanks for this post! I need to shave time off my morning routine. These look likej delicious and nutritious options!
I could make use of these tips because I take forever to get up in the morning! Love the idea of making breakfast in large batches the night before! Definitely a time-saver!
I like the idea of preparing everything in advance, as in the morning I don't sometimes function adequately immediately. At the same time, a healthy breakfast in the best beginning of the day. Nice tips!


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File copying is usually an onerous task, but a file copy utility within Windows and add-ons like RoboCopy could make it easier.
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solid-state disks eclipse spinning platters, or a network-attached drive obviates the need for a local one. Whatever the reason, at some point, you may get stuck with the unappealing job of copying gigs of data. Isn't there some file copy utility to speed up this process?
The short answer is a qualified yes. The increase in speed is usually minor, and improvements are more about not slowing down the rest of the system than about speeding up the file copy process itself.
If you're a command-line jockey, the best place to start with hastening file copying is with the utilities available in Windows itself. Two such utilities come to mind: Xcopy and RoboCopy.
Xcopy has been around since DOS 3.2 and extends the Copy command with a slew of options, some of which can be used to accelerate the copying process. Of particular interest is the /J option, which copies files using unbuffered I/O. This keeps the copy operation from using the I/O buffers that are normally used for the rest of the system's operations.
If you have a long-running copy operation that deals with lots of files, XCOPY /J can reduce some of the load imposed on the system. For even better results, you can run Xcopy with START /LOW, which runs the Windows utility in a low-priority thread.
RoboCopy, a successor to Xcopy, has many of the same features and then some. Among RoboCopy's newest features (added as of Windows 7) is the /MT switch, which allows the copy operation to be performed in multiple threads. This can sometimes speed up copying operations across a network, but you don't want to use more threads than you have CPU cores.
One thing RoboCopy doesn't have, though, is the equivalent to the /J switch. Microsoft got wise and added that feature to Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012. If you're using Windows 7 or earlier, go with Xcopy and its options; if you're on Windows 8 or higher, use RoboCopy.
All of this presumes you don't mind dealing with the command line, but what if you'd rather just have some measure of that functionality incorporated directly into Explorer? I've looked at a few different programs that enable this, and one of the best appears to be TeraCopy.
TeraCopy is designed to make file copying less onerous for the end user and less of a burden on the system. With TeraCopy, copy operations can be suspended and resumed, the target copy can be verified against the source with CRC checks, and files that fail to copy can be individually retried without having to redo the whole copy operation. Most importantly, copy operations automatically make use of unbuffered mode to minimize the effect the copy operation has on the rest of the system.
Does TeraCopy run any faster than Xcopy or RoboCopy? I tested by copying 42 GB of large video files (each around 4 GB to 5 GB) between drives, and the timings were about the same for each: nine minutes and change.
Other things being equal, TeraCopy's advantage is in its graphical user interface, but you can always fall back to using XCOPY /J if you're unable to use TeraCopy for whatever reason.
On a final note, one of the fringe benefits of an upgrade to Windows 8 is a better file-copying tool in Explorer, which allows copying operations to be paused and resumed. The Windows 8 file copy utility does a better job of resolving multi-file copy conflicts than Windows 7 did.
Windows 8 also includes a function called offloaded data transfer, which further speeds up file copying operations. But if you're not likely to upgrade to Windows 8 anytime soon, Xcopy or TeraCopy provide some ways to make the process less onerous.
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"B-Vitamins Reduce Plasma Levels of beta amyloid" by Leon Flicker, Ralph Martins et al.
Elevated plasma homocysteine (tHcy) is a risk factor for Alzheimer's disease (AD), and thus B vitamins may have a role in the prevention of AD. The objective of this study was to determine if tHcy lowering vitamins decrease the circulating levels of A-beta protein 1–40 (Aβ40). We randomized 299 older men to treatment with 2 mg of folate, plus 25 mg of B6 and 400 μg of B12, or placebo. After 2 years of treatment the mean (S.E.) increase of Aβ40 was 7.0 pg/ml (8.4) in the vitamin group (4.9%), and 26.8 pg/ml (7.7) (18.5%) in the placebo group. We conclude that B vitamins may decrease the plasma level of Aβ40 and have a role in the prevention of AD.