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We're a pretty healthy bunch here at JustB. We're quinoa-ing, miso-ing, smoothie-ing with the best of them. But that's not to say that the occasional treat isn't on the cards. An important part of being healthy and virtuous is the ability to fall off the wagon and have something slightly non-virtuous now and then.
Like these spoonable desserts. These desserts are extremely GOOD, because they are made from delicious ingredients that meld together perfectly in a symphony of awesomeness. I am not saying that you should make a huge batch and eat these all the time. What I am saying is that you should make a huge batch and share them with your friends and family. One night a week. Or possibly two, if you find a favourite.
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Forums >Health and Nutrition>"Lose It" App and Calorie Tracking
I don't run to lose weight, but my gf started using this app to track her daily calories. She urged me to do the same (she's worried I don't get enough). I just wanted to see if others are aware of this app...its really easy to use and it seems like a great way to lose weight (I've heard numerous success stories). If you have a smart phone, most foods can be scanned in by their bar code.
Are you doing this for world peace? For the homeless? Are you running for women's rights? The environment?
They couldn't believe somebody would do all that running for no reason.
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I've used it in the past to great success. In fact, I was going to start it up again this week, now that my marathon is over (I think I may have actually "overfueled" a little in the last half of the training cycle).
It is pretty handy. Every once in awhile I'll scan a food that it wants to measure in some goofy unit of measurement (I don't know how many grams of turkey I'm putting on this sandwich and I don't have a kitchen scale!), but I can get a close enough approximation in those instances.
I have used/tested a dozen calorie/food logging apps, and I have found LoseIt works most like the way I think. It seems to be designed "by" the type of people who use rather than "for" them.
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Just agreeing with all of the above.
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My Fitness Pal app is also very good. Very deep food database, has scanning barcodes from the app.
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I've tried all the calorie-counting apps, and they all suck. None will carry over daily caloric surplus / deficit to the next day... really a mandatory feature for me. I used to do tracking with my own spreadsheet. I still do, but now also use calorie count.com (and sometimes the app, but that's more awkward) to record what I ate, so I can have a record of my diet instead of just weight and number of calories. Then, I transfer daily calories from that to my spreadsheet.
My Fitness Pal does have a weekly view. which is effectively a carryover feature over a 7-day block. Most often for me, it's a chance to discover that I've already eaten my full week's allotment by Thursday.
As a follow up...how crazy does anybody go with what they track (by food groups? nutrients? sodium? protein? etc). I generally go a little overboard with numbers (like tracking my running manually and on 2 websites). I think I need to do a little more research into what I should be eating on a daily basis before I start adding that stuff in. Does anyone do anything like this and if so how do you go about the tracking?
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If you have a smart phone, most foods can be scanned in by their bar code.
Only if most of your food comes in a package with a bar code.
Strict WTF adherent
Loseit also has a weekly view
I only use it to count calories, which helps to prevent me from being too much of a fatass. You know, like when you have a dozen buffalo wings, half a bottle of rum and two cookies for breakfast, you know you can't eat again for three days.
bhearn - like others have mentioned, they do have a weekly view. Both MyFitnessPal and Loseit will keep track of how in the red or green you are for the week. They may not move the surplus/deficit to the next day but definitely give you an idea of how you are doing over a 7 day period.
Lose it and MFP are both the top 2 best calorie tracking apps available, and by far. I've used them all and actually track at both of these since I can't seem to choose which one is better, haha.
Running my way to being a little less fat.
I've use it when I want to lose weight. It really helped me.
You can also scan the ingredients you are using (like a bag of flour) and it banks all the foods you've eaten, so you only have to manually enter 1 large egg/Apple/Banana/Carrots 1 time.
For people who use a lot of recipes, this can get really cumbersome, especially when you make something complicated. It's why I don't use it or any other tracking app--my spreadsheet is just easier.. I mental math the calories in my head as I go, looking up ingredients when I have to.
The only thing I record is calories.
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It's not too difficult to build a recipe, then figure #s for a single serving and make a custom entry. I've done this many times.
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Wed, Feb 11, 2009 | 14:48 GMT
EA confirms G.I. Joe game is inspired by upcoming film
EA's announced G.I. Joe: Rise of the Cobra this morning, to release on August 7 alongside the live-action movie of the same name.
It's an all-platform effort, and will take up where the movie leaves off. It includes a co-op mode, but multiplayer and DLC were not mentioned.
See? Sometimes old toys do come back to life. Just not in the way you thought.
Press release after the jump.
Fri, Feb 06, 2009 | 15:47 GMT
Dawn of War II co-op screens surface
THQ's released some new screens for Dawn of War II, which is set to arrive on Steam February 19.
The shots show the game's cooperative missions.
Shacknews has them here.
Wed, Jan 21, 2009 | 20:44 GMT
Ex 1UP Show staff launch Co-Op
The is life after Ziff Davis. A bunch of the old staff from the 1UP Show have launched Co-Op, a new program with a distinctly 1UPy feel. Watch the first episode here.
The newly-formed production company behind it, Area 5, can be found here. Ex EGM ed Dan Hsu looks to be leading the charge.
Apparently Area 5′s received so many fan donations its PayPal account's been frozen. That's popularity for you.
Fri, Dec 05, 2008 | 15:36 GMT
Resident Evil 5 – Split-screen co-op in video
OXM's posted a movie of split-screen co-op from the Resident Evil 5 demo released in Japan today. Get it here.
It looks as though the content's the same stuff as was shown at the Eurogamer Expo earlier this year, containing the chap with the chainsaw and a bag on his head.
This clip's got a great ending. She was asking for it, y'honour.
Sun, Oct 12, 2008 | 09:00 BST
Blizzard "worried" at too many players swamping Diablo III co-op
Speaking to IGN at BlizzCon, Blizzard boss Rob Pardo's said the final number of players to be allowed in a Diablo III co-op party has yet to be decided, and that the team is "worried" that too many cooks may spoil the broth.
"We're a little bit worried that if you go up to too many players that you're not really going to be playing together anymore," he said.
"We want to make sure it's a great co-op experience where you really play with the people you're with, so we've just got to experiment and figure out what the optimal number is."
The game was shown playable with up to four players at BlizzCon, although Pardo said the dev team is currently targeting an upper limit of eight.
There's a full interview through there.
Wed, Oct 08, 2008 | 08:30 BST
New Resident Evil 5 trailer released tonight
1UP's posting a new Resident Evil 5 trailer from Tokyo Game Show this evening, releasing the footage at 5pm PST, or 1am BST.
"While we don't want to give away too many details before the video is up, trust when we say that Resident Evil fans will want to be paying attention, as this includes lots of footage from new areas in the game and some revealing story elements," says the site.
We'll let you know when it's up.
Tue, Oct 07, 2008 | 12:37 BST
"Huge" Far Cry 2 environments prevented co-op, says Ubi dev
The scale of Far Cry 2, as well as the fact the game's engine was a proprietary affair, prevented the inclusion of co-op in the upcoming shooter sequel, VG247 was told in London last week.
"The first thing was that the environment is so huge, and we pushed the engine really to the limit… the consoles to the limit," said multiplayer producer Richard Gaetan.
"It was too big of a challenge at the time. It wasn't a [pre-built] engine. It was a brand new engine that we built from scratch, from nothing, so it was already a big challenge to do this with dynamic loading, and everything."
Far Cry 2 will ship with extensive multiplayer options, including a fully-featured map editor. Co-op will have to wait, clearly.
More from Richard later this week.
Mon, Oct 06, 2008 | 15:50 BST
Fable II: All single-player games stored on MS server, 64 simultaneous "orbs" in world
Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux has told VG247 that all Fable II single-player saves are to be horded on one server for the purpose of filtering them back down in the game's intriguing co-op "orb" system, that allows you to let players into your game through floating balls of light in your version of Albion.
"All the single-player games are accumulated up to this one server and then filtered back down to you," said the developer.
You can filter the orbs you see in your game in many different ways, meaning you can only see people from your Friends List should you wish.
"There are a number of filters that filter down what orbs are seen in your world, and you can have up to 64 simultaneous orbs in your world at any one time.
"And they can be filtered down by region, so you can see the people that live locally and close to you, they can be your friends from your Friends List, they can be people with a similar game ranking as you, or I think there's one – this is purely from memory, so I may be wrong here – for people in a similar state or progress in Fable II."
Additional orbs filters may be added further along the line, too.
"If we could patch the code we could add any filter we liked," said Molyneux.
"So we could, if we wanted to – not that you can – say everyone that likes the colour yellow, or everyone who dresses the same as your hero, or everyone who's a woman: we could filter it down in a whole host of different ways."
So, in answer to your question, Psychotext, if no one on your Friends List has Fable II, you just pick another filter and play co-op with someone that has.
The question in full was: "We know about the co-op orbs for people on your Friends List, but how does co-op work if you don't have friends with the game?"
Few more to go yet.
Thu, Oct 02, 2008 | 10:38 BST
20 new Resi Evil 5 screens in next EGM
The next issue of EGM's promising 20 new shots of Resident Evil 5 and an interview with producer Jun Takeuchi.
Apparently the piece contains news a system to deal with co-op griefers, as in people who drop into your game purely to mess it up.
More here.
Tue, Sep 30, 2008 | 16:38 BST
Molyneux: Fable II co-op was only possible thanks to Live's structure
Speaking to Videogamer, Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux has claimed that Fable II's online co-op has only been possible because of the way Live's structured, and that PS3′s online offering isn't as "mature" as 360′s.
"The thing I love about the 360 more than anything is nothing to do with the hardware, it's all to do with Live. Live is still underexploited for a game mechanic," he said.
"Some of the stuff in Fable II we're doing with co-op is only possible because of the way that Live is structured. I love playing around with that stuff as a designer.
"Whereas PS3 doesn't seem to be quite so mature on that side. They haven't got quite the same infrastructure and service but, you know, yeah, I'd love to get games on every platform."
More through the link. As we reported this morning, Molyneux's aim is to have online co-op patched into Fable II on its launch day.
Tue, Sep 30, 2008 | 10:39 BST
Molyneux: "Ambition" is for day one Fable II co-op patch, better than game delay
Speaking to VG247 yesterday, Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux said that it was his "ambition" to include online co-op in Fable II in a first day patch, and that everything was "going well" to achieve the goal.
"It is a very usual thing with anything to do with co-op and it relies upon the Live service," he said. "It gives us a tiny bit more time to polish it and make sure it's working right. Anything to do with Live is much more complex than single-player, so out ambition is to get it out on day one release patch.
"Now, I can't absolutely confirm that at the moment. It's all going well. It's looking like it should be spot on for that. It is down to a few minor little things, and we're pretty close."
Molyneux added: "This is purely me as a guessing man – remember, I haven't been in the office for quite some time – but it's all looking good to be a day one patch."
The developer said the situation with the feature was preferable to having the game slip.
"I'd much rather have done that than to have delayed the product, obviously," he said, saying patching in this way was a throwback to older PC development.
"This is kind of like a heritage from the PC days, of course, when you did always used to patch with a day one patch, and because you've got Live now you can do these things," he said.
And yep, we did ask him some of your questions. We'll put up his answers this week.
Sat, Sep 27, 2008 | 07:48 BST
Fable II to ship without online co-op
Oh dear. This isn't going to go down well. This GamesScoreBlog post's confirmed that Fable II isn't going to ship with online co-op, as promised.
The feature's going to be added at a later date as it's still being "tweaked". From the entry:
We just got word that while we will be able to play the single player and local co-op on day one, they are still making tweaks to the online co-op. Don't worry, it is definitely still coming. Seriously, as a gamer I'm glad they're taking the time to make it right instead of just rushing it out the door. Lionhead and Microsoft Game Studios are looking to get the update out within the first week of launch in North America, so again, don't think this is going to be a decade long wait. I suggest you do what I'm going to do – go play some more pub games and get a ton of gold to buy cool stuff as you start the single player or local co-op game.
Having said that, as you are playing through the game, you will still be able to see your friends as glowing orbs as well as chat and trade with them.
As soon as I get information for other regions and the date that the update is expected, I'll let you know.
PS – Lionhead sends a huge thank you to all of the Fable fans, and asks for your patience and understanding. This is their most ambitious game to date and can't wait to get you playing their vision as soon as they possibly can.
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Wed, Sep 17, 2008 | 22:06 BST
Call of Duty: World at War co-op trailer stinks of quality
Activision's released an official co-op trailer of Call of Duty: World at War, and it's all looking just dandy from where we're sitting. There's no fixed date for the game's release at the moment, but shooter fans should definitely be looking forward to a four-way play option from the look of this.
See for yourself.
Thu, Sep 11, 2008 | 13:20 BST
Armored Core For Answer co-op shown in video
Ubi's put out a video of Armored Core For Answer, showing online co-op "for the first time in the Armored Core series," apparently.
Game's out this month for PS3 and 360. Watch big robots go pew pew after the break.
Thu, Sep 11, 2008 | 12:43 BST
Saints Row 2 co-op trailer shows pirates and ninjas
THQ's released another excellent trailer for Saints Row 2, showing drop-in online co-op gameplay and, obviously, pirates and ninjas.
It's out on PC, PS3 and 360 on October 14. Why would you not want this?
After the break.
Mon, Jul 14, 2008 | 21:20 BST
Resi 5 online co-op featured for first time at E3
Capcom has just demo'ed the first ever showing of how online co-op will work in Resident Evil 5.
The game was shown in action at the Microsoft E3 press conference, with Chris Redfield and his female counterpart working together against the zombie hordes. Looked amazing, to be honest.
Before we got to see anything really juicy, the announcer said that there wasn't any more time. However we did see how you can assist each other through the levels by opening certain gates and moving object in order for you to progress through the game.
Tue, Jun 10, 2008 | 16:24 BST
Prince of Persia co-op now a "possibility"
Speaking to videogaming247, Chris Easton – Prince of Persia's community development manager – has said that co-operative play in the upcoming action reboot may be explored.
An earlier statement, given by producer Ben Mattes at the recent Ubidays event, said that there would no co-op in the game at all.
"There are no plans for co-op as of now, but we may explore the possibility," Easton told us.
Co-op seemed as natural feature of the game, given that play centres on the Prince and constant sidekick Elika, and it would seem that hope is not yet lost, despite Mattes' comments.
Look out for more from our exclusive chat with Chris later this week.
Mon, Jun 02, 2008 | 15:28 BST
Crackdown, Halo 3, Gears have "best" co-op, says Microsoft man
Speaking to 1UP, Microsoft's game director, Andre Vrignaud, has picked out three Xbox 360 titles he believes sport the greatest co-op-play in games.
"Certainly, a lot of people at Microsoft are believers in co-op," he said. "That can be seen throughout the organization, including the platform side and Microsoft Game Studios. I'd highlight Crackdown, Halo 3, and Gears of War as having some of the best co-op implementations in the industry today, and that's certainly not by accident."
Vrignaud recently put together a "Co-op Gaming Bill of Rights" on his blog, a piece now widely quotes among those in love with the feature.
"I'd certainly suggest for anyone who is interested to take a moment to read through the comments on the [Bill of Rights]," Vrignaud added. "However, if I had to summarize, I'd say people were pleased to see a variety of concepts and ideas that had been discussed over the years collated together in one place."
Have a read. Interesting stuff.
Thu, May 29, 2008 | 16:48 BST
Ubidays 2008: Far Cry 2 is 50 hours long, has no co-op
According to this CVG piece, Far Cry 2′s single-player campaign is 50 hours long, but no co-op play will be included.
"Just on single alone, gamers can potentially have close to 50 hours of game play," said producer Louis-Pierre Pharand.
"We decided to abandon [co-op] for this instalment simply because of the complexity and size of the game. Add the Multi experience & the Map Editor… gamers will have their money's worth with Far Cry2."
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Heritage as an Engine of Economic Growth - Mayo Workshop
As part of the Heritage Counci's Heritage Economic Workshop Series 2012.
Date/ Time: Friday, 15th June 2012, 9.30am - 2pm
Location: Macalla Hall, Lough Lannagh, Westport Road, Castlebar, Co. Mayo.
Cost: There is no charge for this workshop, booking essential
Following on from the success of previous workshops held in counties Galway and Kerry, the Heritage Council is pleased to announce that the next event in this innovative series will take place in Castlebar, Co. Mayo. The 'Heritage as an Engine' workshop series is generating an increased awareness of the opportunities for enterprise and business development based on Ireland's unique local heritage. The event will be of interest to heritage practitioners, business people, innovators and entrepreneurs.
The programme of speakers has been specially selected to showcase the diversity and vibrancy of Mayo's unique heritage sector. Various business support agencies will be in attendance to answer your questions and queries. The workshop is designed to foster business networks and develop sustainable enterprise opportunities locally and nationally. It is hoped that the county workshops will support the sector's continued development and reinvigoration.
Subsequent workshops are planned for Counties Waterford, Cavan and Monaghan, details will be posted on this website.
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To book a place on the Mayo workshop please click here and fill out the online application form [external website].
The event is free but places are limited and therefore booking is essential.
For more information about this workshop or to receive email alerts about the other upcoming events in your county please contact Siobhán McDermott, Project Manager at email@example.com or 085 226 5040.


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The Calendar of the Arts lists dynamic public events that represent the academic curriculum in the Arts at Dickinson.
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Dickinson works with a number of centers and organizations on campus, in Carlisle and in the surrounding area that provide the campus community with a wealth of resources through valuable partnerships and opportunities.
The Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues — The Clarke Forum connects the students and faculty of Dickinson College and members of the broader community with scholars, practicing professionals and activists through lectures, seminars and conferences.
Community Studies Center — The goal of the CSC is to coordinate, support, promote and highlight community-based fieldwork among faculty and students in collaboration with communities both close to home and across continents.
Center for Sustainability Education — Established in 2008 with a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and matching funds from the college, the center is focused on a curricular initiative to make study of the environment a defining characteristic of a Dickinson education.
Humanities Collective — The Humanities Collective is composed of faculty from a variety of disciplines across the college with the goal strengthening research and teaching in the humanities and supporting interdisciplinary collaboration among humanities faculty and faculty in other disciplines.
The Trout Gallery — The Trout Gallery is both an educational branch of Dickinson College and a fine-arts museum for the Carlisle / Harrisburg area. The gallery, along with housing Dickinson's permanent collections of art — which range in time from classical Greece to the 20th century — maintains a varied exhibition schedule of historical, contemporary and multicultural materials and offers students hands-on curatorial experience.
House Divided Project —Dickinson students and staff are creating a wide variety of resources to honor the Civil War's 150th anniversary (2011 to 2015) and to help America's classrooms learn more about this pivotal conflict.
Central Pennsylvania Consortium — A partnership of Dickinson, Franklin & Marshall and Gettysburg colleges that provides opportunities for interaction and mutual support for students, faculty and administrators.
Forum on Education Abroad — Housed on the Dickinson campus, the Forum on Education Abroad is the only organization whose exclusive purpose it is to serve the field of education abroad.
Mid-Atlantic Region Association for Asian Studies — The MAR/AAS is a nonpolitical, nonprofit scholarly organization dedicated to improving understanding between Asia and America.
Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages — NECTFL aspires to serve the diverse community of language teachers and professionals through leadership, outreach activities and its annual conference.
Oral History Association — The OHA is an international organization of historians, librarians and archivists, students, journalists, teachers and academic scholars from many fields that seeks to bring together individuals interested in oral history as a way of collecting and interpreting human memories to foster knowledge and human dignity.


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Of all the Reformation-era catechisms, perhaps none is as well-loved as the Heidelberg Catechism. In the opening question and answer, the personal and distinctive tone of the catechism becomes evident. "What is your only comfort in life and in death?" …Read More
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Thomas Manton, a seventeenth century minister, once wrote, "Divisions in the church breed atheism in the world." Certainly the lack of unity in the church distracts minds, breaks hearts, squanders energy, and inhibits evangelism. Unity in the church is important …Read More
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On this week's episode of Devil's Advocate Karan Thapar talks with former Attorney-General of India Soli Sorabjee about the sexual assault allegations leveled against the former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly and Tehelka Founder-Editor Tarun Tejpal. Sorabjee said that if Ganguly steps down as West Bengal Human Rights Commission chairman due to these accusations then it will lead to a very dangerous precedent. On talking about Tarun Tejpal, Sorabjee said that he had made certain statements and flip-flops which he should have avoided.
10:50 PM, Dec 01, 2013Both sides need to learn lessons, says Salman Bashir on India-Pak relations
The outgoing High Commissioner of Pakistan to India Salman Bashir has said that Pakistan-India relations are important in the context of foreign policy. Speaking to CNN-IBN's Karan Thapar on Devil's Advocate ahead of the fifth anniversary of 26/11 Mumbai attacks, Bashir said, "Both the sides need to learn lessons. We have to stand tall and look far ahead. We are neighbours, our destiny are inter-linked because of geography, because of everything else," Bashir said.
10:00 PM, Nov 24, 201326/11 attacks: Certain ISI officials were privy to information: 'The Siege'
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India had received 26 alerts from the CIA before terrorists struck the city of Mumbai on November 26, 2008, reveals a new book on 26/11, 'The Siege'.
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WEDNESDAY, February 23, 1881--10 a. m.MEDICAL LEGISLATION.
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR announced the order to be the consideration of the bill [S. 74] to regulate the practice of medicine, the question being on laying on the table a motion to reconsider the vote adopting an amendment to the clause in Section 6 declaring that certificates may be issued to physicians not graduates who have practiced ten years, by adding the words "consecutively in any one location."
The motion to lay on the table was rejected by yeas, 3; nays, 34--and the amendment was adopted after striking out all but the word "consecutively."
Mr. HOWARD moved to amend Section 6 so as to include among those entitled to certificates those who have attended one course of lectures in some reputable Medical College and have been engaged the practice of medicine three years within this State.
Mr. SPANN was glad to see physicians in the Senate coming to understand that justice should be done to others than those named in the bill.
Mr. COFFEY also was pleased to see this amendment offered, it being similar to one presented by himself on yesterday.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. SHAFFER moved to amend Section 8 by requiring applicants to have read medicine three years, attended two full terms in some regularly-chartered Medical College belonging to the Medical College Association, etc. He said it is absolutely necessary some such amendment should be adopted in order to give the bill more character and credit than it otherwise would have. We have got to go to the foundation of medical education--to our medical schools--in order to raise the standard. It is expected we shall do something to raise the standard of medical education. There are schools all over the State grinding out medical graduates who are as illy-qualified to practice medicine as many who have never attended medical lectures at all. By complying with the terms of this amendment, men can go out and be a credit to the professon. There are schools in this State, as well as all over the United States, which will grant a diploma after one course of lectures, lasting only about three months.
Mr. FOSTER thought the amendment was a little bit too rich, as the boys say, for the Senate, and he hoped it would not be adopted.
Mr BELL with great doubts supported this bill containing the word "reputable" in it, as applied to Medical Colleges, believing there is some demand for such a measure, but if amendments like this are to be attached to it, he can not support the bill.
Mr. SHAFFER was honest and sincere in beliving every word in the amendment would prove for the best interest of the profession and for the best interest of society. Its great object is to do away with the bastard Medical Colleges all over the country, whose diplomas are not worth the paper they are written on.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. CHAPMAN moved to strike out the clause in Section 8, requiring a sworn statement setting forth whether or not the applicant is a graduate of a Medical College. He did not believe in multiplying sworn statements as a matter of public policy, and did not believe it would have a particle of effect in keeping out charlatans or quacks.
Mr. VAN VORHIS said it was unfortunately too true that many who hold diplomas are not qualified to practice medicine, and such diplomas are only evidence that the holder has been where he could qualify himself.
Mr. MENZIES thought the section as it is would have a deterring influence upon charlatans, imposters and quacks. It will scare a good many, if it does nothing more.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. SPANN moved to add a proviso to punish false affidavits.
Mr. BROWN opposed this amendment. There is a statute prescribing punishment for perjury and the subornation of perjury, which is ample.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. GRAHAM moved an amendment to Section 9, allowing applicants failing to obtain licenses to appeal to the Circuit Court. He said the amendment should prevail, because it allows an appeal to an impartial tribunal, etc.
The amaendment was rejected.
Mr. HENRY moved to add a new section to prohibit physicians from receiving any part of the price of medicine furnished on their perscriptions or orders for patronage.
page: 217[View Page 217]Mr. VAN VOHIS did not think the face of the bill should be marred by any amendment of this kind.
Mr. COMSTOCK said if these abuses exist they ought to be remedied; if they do not exist the amendment can do no harm.
Mr. YANCEY could not see in the transaction referred to any fraud or any conspiracy to wrong anyone. He hoped the amendment would not prevail.
Mr. HENRY did not believe his amendment would injure reputable physicians. He has been informed, in a confidential way, that such abuses do exist, and the result is that disreputable physicians make many prescriptions, not needed, and the druggist charges an extra price in order to be the better able to pay the prescribing physician a share of the divide.
Mr. BELL would vote for the amendment, but for the fact it is too broad, and would admit of such a defense to be set up in suits for the collection of Doctor's bills.
Mr. FOSTER would also like to vote for the amendment, but it is so broad he feared it would not prevent the evil it intends to.
The amendment was rejected by yeas, 11; nays 23.
Mr. MENZIES moved to strike out Section 15, which provides that the Board shall decide questions touching the reputableness of any Medical College.
Mr. SHAFFER said there must be some standard by which the Board can have some idea of the reputableness of any College.
Mr. BELL favored the motion. Let the Board of each District determine whether the College therein is reputable or not.
Mr. MENZIES supposed this a most delicate question, and gave reasons why his amendment should be passed.
The motion to strike out was agreed to.
Mr. COMSTOCK moved to amend by adding to Section 14 a clause declaring that the fact of any practioner advertising his business shall not disqualify or prevent him from the practice of his profession.
Mr. YANCEY objected to the amendment as not pertinent.
Mr. COMSTOCK could not see how any one could object to so harmless an amendment. The purpose of the amendment is simply that the mere fact of advertising shall not render the advertiser incompetent to practice medicine--any code of ethics to the contrary notwithstanding; and Messrs. MENZIES and SPANN favored the amendment citing instances where physicians of great skill and possessors of the highest class of diplomas were tabooed by local physicians simply because of the insertion of an advertisement in newspapers.
Mr. SHAFFER insisted this amendment would open the door to every charlatan and quack to post up bills all over the State, contrary to the code of medical ethics.
Mr. VAN VORHIS declared this objection can not be made a means of preventing the issuing of certificates, because it would bring up the discussion of this feature in medical ethics, etc.
Mr. CHAPMAN considered the amendment germane to the bill, in that it asks the State to set up a standard to regulate the medical profession. They have prescribed their own rules or code of ethics since the day Galien put out his shingle. He believed in allowing physicians and every other person to advertise business in away desirable to the person so advertising. Let each man stand on his own footing and resort to every reputable means to advance his practice; and let us fix the standard, and not allow any tabooing by any rule of professional ethics.
Mr. WOOLLEN opposed the amendment because there is nothing in the bill to prevent an advertising physician from obtaining a certificate from the Board of Examiners. The insertion of the amendment would be emphatically a bid for so-called physicians to flood the country with long advertisements. Such men do the same kind of business done by shysters in the legal profession. The medical profession is different from any other. They come into possession of the secrets of the patient's family, and upon consulting with an advertising physician--and he never knew a respectable one--the reputable physician should impart those secrets to the other, whom he considers disreputable, in order to impart a perfect understanding of the case. And so it happens that reputable physicians refuse to meet in consultation with those deemed disreputable.
Mr. COMSTOCK insisted his amendment would settle the question that an advertising physician shall not, for that reason alone, be refused a certificate to practice his profession. The earnestness with which the friends of the bill oppose this amendment, although insisting it is unnecessary, would indicate there is something more in it than they are willing to acknowledge.
The amendment was agreed to.
On motion by Mr. BUNDY, the fee for examination was reduced from $20 to $5.
The bill was then ordered engrossed.
A message from the Governor transmitted his appointment (subject to the approval of the Senate) of Samuel Green, of Rush County, as a Trustee for the Asylum of Feeble Minded Children, to succeed James F. Harney, and to serve for three years from April 1, 1881.
On motion by Mr. BELL, it was referred to the Committee on Executive Appointments.
Pursuant to order adopted day before yesterday morning, the Senate proceeded to the consideration of the civil code bill [S. 271], concerning procedure in civil cases, commencing at Section 860.
Mr. VAN VORHIS moved to amend and Mr. HEFFRON moved to strike out the closing sentence of Section 455. He said: "That is unnecessarily incumbering the record. Powers of attorney frequently include many powers, and this clause would require the attachment of the entire power of attorney to the judgment."
Mr. COMSTOCK could see no great dfficulty in complying with the requirement of the clause proposed to be stricken out. He moved to reject the amendments.
This motion was rejected.
Mr. Bell offered a substitute requiring such fact to be noted on the margin of the execution and the power of attorney to be recorded in the Recorder's office.
Mr. LANGDON opposed the amendment. It would cause a useless incumbering of records.
Mr. SPANN considered the Recorder's office the proper place for preserving these records, unless an extra book be provided for use in the Clerk's office.
Mr. BELL--The object is to protect innocent purchasers, and the record should into the Recorder's office.
Mr.FOSTER noticing that no two lawyers were agreeing in their speeches on this section, he believed it better to let the section stand.
The substitute was agreed to.
Mr. GRUBBS offered an amendment to the seventh subdivision of Section 353 of acts of 1867 so as to make provision for the relation of guardian.
Mr. HENRY thought the section should be further amended in reference to the competency as a witness of the guardian.
Mr. BELL conceived every case referred to in the amendment is already covered by the bill.
Mr. VIEHE referred to a subsequent provision having reference to the competency of the guardian as a witness.
The amendment was rejected.
page: 218[View Page 218]Mr. MENZIES moved to strike out the subdivision of Section 10 because of the uncertainty of the party establishing his side of the issue by a preponderance of the evidence. It would permit the doing indirectly what can not be done directly.
Mr.LANGDON understood the policy heretofore has been to allow all proper evidence of all parties to go to the Jury. The motion, if agreed to, would leave the law too broad. In many Courts, in such cases, the rule that maintains is not uniform, whereas the rule should be fixed and absolute.
Mr. MENZIES knew of no rule of procedure that works perfect justice. The old law has worked hardships, but has been a good rule. The effect of this section is to open wide the door for witnesses against a dead man's estate.
Mr. LANGDON contended the bill as it now stands requires material points to be substantiated by the claimant, and is a much better protection than the discretion of a nisi prius Court. It is fairer to a dead man's estate, and fairer to the claimant.
Mr. BELL'S judgment was that it is better to adopt the amendment and add to the following section words allowing the Court to require testimony to be given.
The motion to strike out was agreed to.
Mr. MENZIES (for Mr. Grubbs, who occupied the Chair,) moved to amend by adding a proviso that no agent, in making a contract with a decedent, shall be a competent witness as to matters occuring previous to death, etc.
Mr. VIEHE opposed the amendment.
Mr. CHAPMAN--If the object of an investigation is to get at the truth, as it ought to be, the whole transaction should be brought out. The amendent would serve as a mere trap to get out a portion of facts in a certain case.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. VAN VORHIS believed all the difficulty that has grown out of expect testimony has arisen fromn the construction placed upon the word "opinion," as in contra distinction from scientific facts. He moved to strike that word out of Section 457. It is the duty of every citizen to testify as to the facts connected with any trade, art, or profession, but when an expert is called upon to render service, such as rendering an opinion on an association of facts, he ought to be paid extra for it.
Mr. BELL doubted the power of a Court to call for an opinion without compensation, and moved to amend the amendment so the Court may make allowance.
Mr. LANGDON opposed the amendments and favored the text of the bill.
Mr. SHAFFER favored the amendment.
Mr. WOOLLEN also favored of the adoption of the amendment.
Mr. SPANN hoped the amendmendmet would not pvevail. No one should stand upon a higher plane in a Court of Justice than a farmer or any other man. No professional man should be allowed to rear back upon his dignity and refuse to give, without extra pay, an opinion, just because he has obtained knowledge of a certain kind by study or otherwise.
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Mr. CHAPMAN moved to amend the fifth clause of Section 211 by providing that actions on written contracts hereafter executed to pay money shall be commenced in ten years. He said there are but two States where the limitation upon instruments of this kind is fifteen years; in a majority of States it is six years.
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AMD is consulting with JP Morgan Chase & Co., to explore options, that could pull it out of its grim financial situation. These could include a sale. The company is struggling to find itself a role in an industry that's increasingly focused on mobile, away from PCs. On hearing the news, the company stock surged 18 percent before closing for the day at 5 percent up, at $2.09, on the NYSE. Some of these options could include a sale of its portfolio of patents to raise cash. With the emergence of ARM SoC industry, AMD finds itself holding valuable IP that could fetch cash. In a statement to Reuters, a company spokesperson said: "AMD's board and management believe that the strategy the company is currently pursuing to drive long-term growth by leveraging AMD's highly-differentiated technology assets is the right approach to enhance shareholder value. AMD is not actively pursuing a sale of the company or significant assets at this time." Some analysts believe that AMD will not be able to reverse its decline in time, given the rate at which it's laying off engineers, others add that it might be difficult to buy AMD as a whole, since it's considered to be a "legacy company." Source: Reuters
Weird AMD says no plan to sell company or assets Look at the TIME STAMPS. MarketWatch report came after stock market closing while the Reuters report came 2hours after. AMD had already given a statment prior to the 2hrs before stock market closed but Reuters reported the speculation and didnt include AMDs response. Thats why the stock came back down before market closing. Jumping the gun. Story was denied before it got published You'll notice the TIME STAMPS on some the articles below are prior to the Reuters report being published Fox Business - Advanced Micro Devices Denies It's Exploring a Sale CNBC - Advanced Micro Says No Plans for Sale: Report The Wall Street Journal - AMD Says Not for Sale The Street - AMD Shoots Down Sale Rumors NASDAQ - Reports: AMD Denies Speculation It Is Exploring Options, Including Sale Write Up on why its Fake: The AMD Buyout Rumor: Why It Had To Be Fake
Everyone should be worried about it. No competition means higher prices and less development. Its a bad sign for computer enthusiasts as a whole. Desktop computers are dying to be replaced with mobile SOC devices.
Trickson, you seem to ALWAYS post in an AMD thread bashing "fanboys" before any even post... there is nothing wrong with the products AMD sells, they are just as good as their intel counterparts if not better depending on the task at hand.
Doubt AMD will be selling out anytime soon. Personally I like that,m make Intel prices stay lower than they could be, and give options to people that have smaller wallets. (I build Intel rigs all day, but when it comes down to it, I'm an AMD guy at home.)
IBM or MS should just grab them. Save long term on consoles at least. IBM already does the cpus so they might as well do the gpus too in a fusion style. Would be entertaining for MS to own the chip maker supplying for the PS4. They'd win either way then.
Apple taking them wouldn't be a bad idea, it would get them off Intel (like they want), but I think they said they wanted to transition to ARM instead.
No need to worry AMD lovers Worry if the stock spikes up and stays up There only 3 companies that could buy AMD (4 if you count Microsoft but FTC wont allow it) 1) Qualcomm - Huge company in mobile and has history old ATI IP rights 2) Samsung - Has its own fabs and tape-outs for Nvidia and manufactures majority of chips for Apple so its likely and best match 3) Google - Has Motorola Mobile and it was a bad buy and possibly looking to sell it 4) Microsoft - Has buyout rights to Nvidia Stock 5) Apple - Long shot since it will be aquiring all its IPs in x86 it would be competing with itself if it decided to purchase
I never said they were not. I am saying that AMD fanboys (NOT YOU) will be there eyes out. And I can see they are in panic mode now!
Yes it is. And with that we may be seeing the end of AMD as we know it. There will be CPU's for every one. Just not with the AMD stamp.
This is just a rumour, besides AMD is pushing FUSION the reason why they bought ATI in the 1st place. They've scored some great contracts such as the PS4 and the next XBOX along with the Wii U. It's over till it's over, and right now its not over, they are in business and should pull out of this mess. If Apple ever bought AMD, I would move to Intel. No way I would fork over cash for anything with an Apple logo on it. Yes OverPriced Intel CPU's that is.
What are you talking about? Over priced CPU's? From whom? Intel? They would not price them so far above what people can afford that would be counter productive to making money! Get a grip DUDE!
Years ago when AMD was racing with Intel to 1GHz I bought some AMD stock. I turned a nice little profit on it when I sold the stock. With some of the profits I built a new system,.....an Intel based system. I have built and owned some AMD systems since though and they were great. Naturally I don't want to see AMD fail. I'd much rather see them succeed and make products I want to buy. But that's the problem right there since I haven't seen them make anything I want for quite some time. For what it's worth I'm not convinced that Intel won't suffer some due to the ARM initiative. The times, they are a changing,...
AMD and Intel both make some great CPUs, some better than the others, same goes for iGPU. ARM will keep prices in check for Intel if AMD ever goes.
I've got a grip trust me. If AMD went under tomorrow, the only incentive Intel would have to push technology would be to battle ARM, that's it. Both AMD and Intel created some of the best competition in the PC industry. You don't hear about IBM competing with Intel, no you hear AMD competing. Either way if AMD fails then so will Intel eventually down the line. IMO
This. Intel might have a chance, but they'll lose a lot. ARM has an advantage. But then, never underestimate intel...
How is looking for a buyer failing? You are so deluded if you think that if they sell there will no longer be any AMD CPU's. Man really get a grip. It is not the end of the universe for god sake. Companies buy and sell all the time yet since this is AMD it some how makes them special? What is so special about a business? They are like any other business if they feel that the time is right to sell they will the CEO's will get big fat pay checks and so will the Owner of AMD. Nothing new there. No you do not have a grip on this at all. You see this as the END and nothing more. The end of the PC industry and the end of technology moving forward. Well my deluded friend you are so wrong.
Ibm does compete in server Market. But Companies Plausible to buy Amd. Google Samsung Motorola DEC/Alpha TI IBM
Didn't IBM build Watson? The one that crashed every one on Jeopardy? Hmmmm... A little too much doom and gloom from the AMD fanboys.


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