Uitableview lagging - addition of image?
You could also use UIImage imageNamed: which has internal caching built in. This is especially useful if you're re-using the same image a lot of times.
The allocation of the image could be your problem. You should probably not do it in your cellForRowAtIndexPath because it's an expensive operation. Depending on your use case try to allocate and cache the images before or something like that.
You've got a memory leak by using that method. You're calling alloc on an UIImage and I don't think you release it (I don't have your code, so I don't know). You should just use UIImage imageWithContentsOfFile:NSBundle mainBundle resourcePath stringByAppendingPathComponent: NSString stringWithFormat:@"image.
Png"; Or more simply, just use UIImage imageNamed:@"image. Png".
You could also use UIImage imageNamed: which has internal caching built in. This is especially useful if you're re-using the same image a lot of times. The allocation of the image could be your problem.
You should probably not do it in your cellForRowAtIndexPath because it's an expensive operation. You've got a memory leak by using that method. You're calling alloc on an UIImage and I don't think you release it (I don't have your code, so I don't know).
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If you recall, before the Pacquiao-Hatton fight, Shane Mosley has been very eager to fight Pacquiao even if he gets the low end of the deal. And before the fight of Pacquiao-Cotto, Mosley issued caution to Pacquiao about the power of Cotto, but he did not realize the power and speed of Manny Pacquiao since he was never been into the fight with the current pound for pound king. With Mosley's age in the late 30's, he is very eager to fight anyone but promoters are not biting, they want a prizefight, and Mosley is not a prizefighter.
If you recall, before the Pacquiao-Hatton fight, Shane Mosley has been very eager to fight Pacquiao even if he gets the low end of the deal. And before the fight of Pacquiao-Cotto, Mosley issued caution to Pacquiao about the power of Cotto, but he did not realize the power and speed of Manny Pacquiao since he was never been into the fight with the current pound for pound king. With Mosley's age in the late 30's, he is very eager to fight anyone but promoters are not biting, they want a prizefight, and Mosley is not a prizefighter.
If you recall, before the Pacquiao-Hatton fight, Shane Mosley has been very eager to fight Pacquiao even if he gets the low end of the deal. And before the fight of Pacquiao-Cotto, Mosley issued caution to Pacquiao about the power of Cotto, but he did not realize the power and speed of Manny Pacquiao since he was never been into the fight with the current pound for pound king. With Mosley's age in the late 30's, he is very eager to fight anyone but promoters are not biting, they want a prizefight, and Mosley is not a prizefighter.
The comparison with Windows 7 and Snow Leopard are starting to pop up everywhere. For this post that I have read, he is explaining why Windows 7 is more substantial compared to Snow Leopard: For Snow Leopard, Apple hasn't made any announcement yet about a possible full retail version of Snow Leopard and its possible price. This is already an issue for users of Mac Os X Tiger since they will not be able to buy Snow Leopard for 29 USD.
Apple suggests Tiger users buy a box set which will include iWork and iLife which comes in a box and costs $169 USD. This could give consumers value for their money , but this price is actually not lowered compared to previous boxes, with Leopard and Tiger as the OS, that also went for 169 USD. But what if Tiger users don't want iWork or iLife?
Apple will be punishing Tiger user for not having upgraded to Leopard. On the the other hand, Windows 7 side looks much brighter. Windows XP do qualify for Windows 7 upgrade sets so that those who bought their OS in 2001 can still upgrade which means that 8 years of Windows purchases covered versus only 2 years of Mac OS X purchased covered.
Windows 7 has a major advantage over Snow Leopard for it can run on hardware that's even as old as 7 years. Snow Leopard will only run on Intel Macs which would mean that high-end machines still sold in August 2006 which comes at a hefty price are now left in the cold. This would meant that Windows users will be able to run run Windows 7 without having to invest in the new hardware compared to Mac users do with Snow Leopard.
The comparison with Windows 7 and Snow Leopard are starting to pop up everywhere. For this post that I have read, he is explaining why Windows 7 is more substantial compared to Snow Leopard: For Snow Leopard, Apple hasn't made any announcement yet about a possible full retail version of Snow Leopard and its possible price. This is already an issue for users of Mac Os X Tiger since they will not be able to buy Snow Leopard for 29 USD.
Apple suggests Tiger users buy a box set which will include iWork and iLife which comes in a box and costs $169 USD. This could give consumers value for their money , but this price is actually not lowered compared to previous boxes, with Leopard and Tiger as the OS, that also went for 169 USD. But what if Tiger users don't want iWork or iLife?
Apple will be punishing Tiger user for not having upgraded to Leopard. On the the other hand, Windows 7 side looks much brighter. Windows XP do qualify for Windows 7 upgrade sets so that those who bought their OS in 2001 can still upgrade which means that 8 years of Windows purchases covered versus only 2 years of Mac OS X purchased covered.
Windows 7 has a major advantage over Snow Leopard for it can run on hardware that's even as old as 7 years. Snow Leopard will only run on Intel Macs which would mean that high-end machines still sold in August 2006 which comes at a hefty price are now left in the cold. This would meant that Windows users will be able to run run Windows 7 without having to invest in the new hardware compared to Mac users do with Snow Leopard.
The comparison with Windows 7 and Snow Leopard are starting to pop up everywhere. For Snow Leopard, Apple hasn't made any announcement yet about a possible full retail version of Snow Leopard and its possible price. This is already an issue for users of Mac Os X Tiger since they will not be able to buy Snow Leopard for 29 USD.
Apple suggests Tiger users buy a box set which will include iWork and iLife which comes in a box and costs $169 USD. This could give consumers value for their money , but this price is actually not lowered compared to previous boxes, with Leopard and Tiger as the OS, that also went for 169 USD. But what if Tiger users don't want iWork or iLife?
Apple will be punishing Tiger user for not having upgraded to Leopard. On the the other hand, Windows 7 side looks much brighter. Windows XP do qualify for Windows 7 upgrade sets so that those who bought their OS in 2001 can still upgrade which means that 8 years of Windows purchases covered versus only 2 years of Mac OS X purchased covered.
Windows 7 has a major advantage over Snow Leopard for it can run on hardware that's even as old as 7 years. Snow Leopard will only run on Intel Macs which would mean that high-end machines still sold in August 2006 which comes at a hefty price are now left in the cold. This would meant that Windows users will be able to run run Windows 7 without having to invest in the new hardware compared to Mac users do with Snow Leopard.
If you have acid reflux, you should avoid any foods that are very acidic, such as citrus juices. Also avoid alcohol, vinegar and salad dressings, and anything especially high in fat.
If you have ever suffered from acid reflux you know that it is an uncomfortable and painful condition. You want to avoid getting it at all costs. Well sometimes treatments aren’t enough.
You may need to know which foods to avoid for acid reflux. Since many different foods could be the culprit when it comes to acid reflux, knowing which foods to avoid could be very beneficial. Fatty or fried foods is probably the most important foods to avoid for acid reflux.
These type of food are very hard to break down and digest. Therefore, the stomach will have to produce more acid to help digest it. When there is more acid in the stomach it is more likely that it will flow into the esophagus and the acid reflux will form.
This includes mayonnaise, french fries, creamy dressings, butter and oils. Spicy food should be avoided for acid reflux as well. The reaction is similar to that of fatty food, but not exactly.
Spicy foods are very acidic themselves. Also, when you eat them they cause more stomach acid to form due to the reaction. When this happens the acid could flow into the esophagus and the burning sensation in the chest will start.
Citrus fruits are very acidic and tend to have the same reaction when eaten. So citrus food should be avoided for acid reflux. Caffeine and chocolate are foods that you should avoid for acid reflux.
Both of these foods can relax the lower esophageal sphincter and cause the stomach contents to flow into the esophagus. If you suffer from only the occasional acid reflux outbreak you may not react to these foods. However, if you have chronic acid reflux these are food you should definitely avoid.
Full fat dairy products, sweets and tomato based products are also foods to avoid for acid reflux. Especially if you have chronic acid reflux. So, if you want to get rid of your acid reflux for good, avoid all these foods.
If you decide to eat them, you better make sure you have some form of relief on hand because you’re going to need it.
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