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Jennifer K. Nelson, M.S., R.D., L.D., C.N.S.D.
Jennifer Nelson is your link to a better diet. As specialty editor of the nutrition and healthy eating guide, she plays a vital role in bringing you healthy recipes and meal planning."Nutrition is one way people have direct control over the quality of their lives," she says. "I hope to translate the science of nutrition into ways that people can select and prepare great-tasting foods that help maintain health and treat disease."
A St. Paul, Minn., native, she has been with Mayo Clinic since 1978, and is director of clinical dietetics and an associate professor of nutrition at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine.
She leads clinical nutrition efforts for a staff of more than 60 clinical dietitians and nine dietetic technicians and oversees nutrition services, staffing, strategic and financial planning, and quality improvement. Nelson was co-editor of the "Mayo Clinic Diet" and the James Beard Foundation Award-winning "The New Mayo Clinic Cookbook." She has been a contributing author to and reviewer of many other Mayo Clinic books, including "Mayo Clinic Healthy Weight for EveryBody," "The Mayo Clinic Family Health Book" and "The Mayo Clinic/Williams Sonoma Cookbook." She contributes to the strategic direction of the Food & Nutrition Center, which includes creating recipes and menus, reviewing nutrition content of various articles, and providing expert answers to nutrition questions.
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As a specialty editor of the nutrition and healthy eating guide, Katherine Zeratsky helps you sort through the facts and figures, the fads and the hype to learn more about nutrition and diet.A Marinette, Wis., native, she is certified in dietetics by the state of Minnesota and the American Dietetic Association. She has been with Mayo Clinic since 1999.
She's active in nutrition-related curriculum and course development in wellness nutrition at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., and nutrition related to weight management and practical applications of nutrition-related lifestyle changes.
Other areas of interest include food and nutrition for all life stages, active lifestyles and the culinary arts.
She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, served a dietetic internship at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, and worked as a registered dietitian and health risk counselor at ThedaCare of Appleton, Wis., before joining the Mayo Clinic staff.
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Obesity: Doctors slow to address the problem
By Jennifer Nelson, M.S., R.D. and Katherine Zeratsky, R.D.
33 comments posted
Surprising findings about doctors' attitudes toward obesity were just released by the Strategies to Overcome and Prevent (STOP) Alliance for Obesity. A survey of primary care doctors revealed that:
- Almost 90 percent of doctors feel it's their responsibility to help patients lose weight.
- Yet 72 percent said that no one in their practice has been trained to deal with obesity and weight-related issues.
A separate survey of patients, including many who were obese (defined as body mass index of 30 or more), found that:
- Only 39 percent of obese adults were ever told by a doctor or other health care provider that they were obese.
- Of these 90 percent were told to lose weight, but one in three said they weren't given any guidance on how to do it.
Why the disconnect? The report suggests that the failure to address weight problems — so-called "clinical inertia" — may be caused by doctors' views on obesity (stigmatizing attitudes, belief that patient won't try), lack of confidence in their ability to treat obesity, lack of effective treatments and poor reimbursement for providing them.
What if "clinical inertia" existed for patients with diabetes or heart disease? (Obesity has been linked to these conditions.) Unthinkable, right?
The STOP Alliance for Obesity suggests several ways for doctors to start addressing the obesity epidemic:
- Monitor weight over time. Don't lecture but explain how weight gain and obesity relate to risk for other diseases.
- Assess motivation for change. Prescribe small lifestyle changes, such as eliminating sugary beverages. Suggest that these changes be a family affair.
- Define success differently. Set more realistic goals, such as a weight loss of 5 to 10 percent of body weight.
- Take a team approach. Enlist the help of others with expertise in weight loss — registered dietitians, exercise specialists, nurses and community programs.
Do you think these steps will be enough? Let's hear your suggestions.
- Jennifer
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June 1, 2013 5:17 p.m.
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- John Helem
March 6, 2013 8:29 a.m.
The doctors are quick to let you know that you are obese but offer little in regards to losing it if you are also afflicted with heart disease, kidney problems and high blood pressure. There is a thin line on what to eat and what not to eat with your medication as well. Some foods are detrimental to your health when mixed with some of your medications. It is up to YOU the patient to keep tabs on these things and discuss them with the appropriate people or trained physicians or doctors who can give you the go ahead on things that you research yourself, like the diets promoting whole grains, fruits and vegetables, etc..,
- Vanity
June 30, 2012 4:50 a.m.
well maybe med schools should be offering specialties in obesity.... it is a very complex system...mental.. social... all of it
- me
April 25, 2012 11:53 p.m.
I would add health coaches to the list of team members under "take a team approach." Good advice is wonderful, but making real changes requires action and establishing long term habits, and coaches have the expertise needed to move a client into action and habit formation.
- Bob
April 3, 2012 10:14 a.m.
As an adult I reached 250 at my worst, but I've been overweight almost all my life, it got really noticeable somewhere between 1st-3rd grade, my mom had to buy my first pair of "fat pants" I had to wear "1/2 sizes" and even those were too long in order to fit me in my waist, that was the first time I noticed I couldn't have the "cool clothes" because of my weight, by 3rd grade I weighed 100 pounds. After elementary school teasing was worse than ever my own grandma grabbed one of my skin folds and said "you gotta loose the rolls!" My doctor never mentioned my weight in high school when I was first diagnosed with high blood pressure, he just kept changing the drugs, it took me over a year till I got on one that worked. After several visits about my migraines and much trial and no success he referred me to a specialist and finally when my normal specialist was on medical leave her partner told me quite rudely I needed to loose weight to control my pain and didn't tell me anything useful to loose it, I cried about it and complained about how I was talked to! I have another family member who is obese and I was at her appointment and her normal doctor was so rude to her too, and he was all "less calories or more activity/proper balance" and couldn't even explain to her how many calories to aim for for a woman her age and at her activity level! Or anything real useful. We basically have both started to work at loosing weight with lit
- Annie
March 15, 2012 11:12 p.m.
I have been heavy all my life, first my grandmother told me I was fat at a very young age. I thought grandmas were supposed to love you, instead of being mean. I'm a morbidly obese person and have yo-yo'd all my life. I started dieting in 3rd grade and was on a liquid diet my senior year. I had lost a significant amount of weight and had doctor appointment. I thought he be proud of my progress, instead that was not good enough, he continued to lecture me about needing to lose more weight, I was also being criticized at home. I am very frustrated with the current state of health care in the United State. I go to the doctor with a complaint and they tell me it is because I am fat. But the next person could come in and they would send them for tests to see what was going on. I am an emotional mess, and can't understand why a doctor who took an oath to help people, is not. So I wonder why, don't they just shoot me in the head and get it over with. What they don't understand is that I was emotionally abused all my life and it has continued. When I am on a diet if I don't lose weight every day, the scales gives me the right to beat my self up and doctors don't think we are upset with ourselves and can't get past these issues. Every time I go to the doctor and they don't do anything for me, my mind tells me that I am not worth helping, see the doctor won't help. So I must be worthless. Because the doctor reinforces what everybody else in my life has told me, the I am a LOSER.
- Cathy
February 13, 2012 12:03 p.m.
I agree with this post. People are overlooking the obese and not doing enough to try and help them. Sometimes those who are thin have a tendency to put themselves above those who are not as physically fit. Instead of turning their head, physically fit should help obese live healthier lifestyles. The article "The Food Police" is an excellent article that holds the same ideas and views on the topic. According to "The Food Police" we need to stop putting ourselves above the obese and remember that they are people too and realize that just because they are heavy, they are not in face inferior to the rest of society. The society we live in says it is socially unacceptable to be overweight, yet there is a lack of motivation to help them live a healthier lifestyle so they can live longer. So the fat stay fat and the thin stay thin. There needs to be a bigger movement towards helping the obese and less judgment on the part of the physically fit.
- Ryan
December 15, 2011 4:30 p.m.
I'm saddened but not surprised by this information. I hear it from people I work with all the time. Until I focused on the cause of my own emotional eating, I never kept off any excess weight. While developing a program called Loving Ourselves Weight Loss for my coaching clients, I did the work myself. The change has been liberating. As I approach physicians and nurses about the program they respond with automated responses about calories in and and calories out. We all know that; what we don't know is why we abuse food in the first place; why we choose food instead of feeling. My program looks at that and follows up with nutrition and fitness support. It works. Shame and guilt keep people stuck. I hope that eventually the medical profession will recognize that for many people, resolving the emotional triggers is a huge component of achieving a healthy weight.
- Daryl
October 29, 2011 6:28 p.m.
It's a start. I recently quit smoking and gained 30 lbs! my doctor was more excited that I quit smoking than the excessive weight gain in a little over a month. He kept telling me it will come off don't worry, but six month later it didn't. I asked for help with healthy diets, formulas for weight loss, and general tips. Nothing given was very informative. After researching myself, I encountered some success with lowering my caloric intake and increasing my exercise routine. i was able to lose 10 lbs. in 4 weeks. What I needed was a support system like I was given from Chantix. I joined Weight Watchers for the needed help. I still have 10 more lbs. to lose, heck I might go for another 20! my doctor should have given me more guidance to help me, but ultimately it is my body and my responsibility!
- Tricia
October 28, 2011 5:22 p.m.
I was a normal weight for 30 years until after my second child. The next 20 I have just yo-yo-ed, trying every mainstream diet, even the doctor supervised "medical weight loss plan". Each time I have gained more and am now about 300 pounds. I truly felt that after about 175 lbs, doctors in general, treated me differently. Honestly, I felt they were biased toward "normal weighted" people. For example, after breaking my 5th metatarsal in my foot (I weighed about 220 lbs.)the doctor said, "This is not healing well, and it often takes a long while..... if you were say, an athlete, we wouldn't hesitate to put a pin in the bone so the healing would be faster and more complete." I remember just getting to my car and crying....... I have asked my last three family doctors for help and on the "what are you here for today? question"-- I often wrote/said that I needed help with obesity and I could see how many other health issues were adversely affected by the weight (like lupus and fibromyalgia). The usual response? it's a matter of how many calories taken in compared to activity. No kidding! I want help, but don't even want to see a doctor now.
- Laurie
October 12, 2011 6:13 p.m.
I've been overweight all my life and have tried many methods of losing weight. I'm currently on a path that I know is going to work. I found a Weight Watchers leader and group that are great. I enjoy going there every week. I know that I will always need to go to WW weekly and weigh in even after I reach goal. That's a fact. It's also a fact that I have to keep on exercising. I know everyone can't afford a trainer but even a few sessions would help. I felt this was the route I needed to go to help prevent injury and as a result give up. I couldn't go on this journey by myself. Health insurance companies are just starting to give rewards for healthy lifestyles. Some will pay towards club memberships. Also, some employers are recognizing that the attendance of employees is connected to lifestyle. Some will include in benefit packages partial reimbursement of club memberships. Some employers also promote weight loss by hosting Weight Watchers at work. I don't think we can wait for others to fix the system. We need to jump on the band wagon and face it ourselves. The doctors can't fix us.
- Doreen
August 31, 2011 8:28 a.m.
I have used Bontril in the past and it worked to help deaden my appetite while I learned new eating habits. It was wonderful. Now, about 8 years later, I've packed on weight due to a knee injury. And my doc won't prescribe it. I'm about ready to find my old doctor several states away to try and help me out again. Doctors are ready to prescribe other meds, why not this one? It's approved by the FDA - HELP YOUR PATIENTS WITH THINGS THAT HELP THEM LOSE WEIGHT.
- Jennifer
June 24, 2011 4:27 p.m.
Jennifer, Obesity is a complex issue. We are dealing with the brain's highly integrative mechanism. Neuron activity runs rampant across regions of the brain, rapidly influencing thoughts,feelings and behavior. Therefore, it's difficult for the human mind to stay focused or attending to desired goals. The bombardment of stimuli in a person's life causes great distraction veering them away from their goals. The doctors know or sense how difficult the job is and how much discipline is needed to achieve the daunting task of weight loss and fat burning.Few can achieve it, those that do few can't maintain it; forgeting about food or sugar addiction, what causes it and how to overcome it. Also what about the bombardment of toxins on the liver and its affect on fat metabolism. By studying psychology, physiology and biochemistry, and sociology, you can truly see the enormity of the problem.
- Stanley
June 16, 2011 8:11 a.m.
Every time I have asked my doctor(s) the answer is: Weight watchers, I really think they get paid by weight watchers company! I ask about diet pills (because I have done my researchers and found one that seemed to be a great jump start, not permanent and I told doc that!) the response I get is well no one I know would reccomend xyz pill or anything like that and there is NO pill that will help unless you want to try orlistat and that will give you oily loose stools. UGH!!!!! I live in a very rural area and the doctors are all connected to either a low income clinic or an area hospital - it seems there is no escape. It is too bad about ephedra though that really did work :(
- yo-yo-ing
March 23, 2011 3:42 p.m.
As an addndum to my post below, my clients at first, tend to be taken aback when I am blunt with them. However they stayed long enough to let me know that they appreciated it. Now when they go shopping they see my face and hear my counsel ,which helps them to make better choices. :D
- Cee
March 23, 2011 3:36 p.m.
As a practising dietitian/RD for over 30 years I am not shy in suggesting that the dietitian is really the specialists who knows how to counsel and work with people to effect changes towards their goals. It does take practise to be very effective, but the training received during our study equips us. MDs, nurses, PhDs (researchers) know enough to evaluate needs, but cannot effectively translate need into plans. Nor do they have the time required to do an effective job of it. It is unfortunate that the patient is often not referred to the dietitian - for whatever reason.
- Cee
March 3, 2011 7:24 p.m.
Everyone is quick to say "eat right and exercise", but that is only half of the equation. What isn't addressed is how the body is burning the calories. I weighed 250 pounds so I cut down my calories to 1400 a day and walked. I got down to 210 pounds. I was at that weight for 4-5 months and couldn't lose any more weight. I eventually gave up and gained all the weight back. It wasn't until I started checking into gastric bypass surgery those doctors finally started checking into WHY I weighed so much. The hospital performed a metabolic study and found out that my resting metabolic rate was 60% of normal. My body only burns 1200 calories a day (at rest) to maintain my 250 pounds. Unless these kinds of tests are performed, people don't know how many calories they actually need. It's easy too eat too many calories if you don't know how many your body burns.
- Dee Dee
October 13, 2010 2:31 p.m.
I treat patients for weight loss and it is a very difficult process. People know that they need to lose weight and it is usually a sensitive subject. I try to explain it as gently as possible. Instead of accusing, state that losing 10 lbs may help to alleviate their back pain. I try to emphasize the positivity of reclaiming their health. People seem to respond better when motivated by excitement rather than fear. http://www.alt-compmed.edu
- Liz
October 13, 2010 11:55 a.m.
Being a practising clinician it very difficult to find time to explain the vagaries of a weght loss programme although we know evrything about wt loss. Could'nt a dietician do a good job of it?Also emergency cases demand more attention than say an impending emergency like obesity
- Dr.Dipti.Sawant
September 11, 2010 5:37 p.m.
Our healthcare system is at part to blame.
- Rita
August 27, 2010 10:24 a.m.
I find this article so true. My husband is now over 400 lbs and yet when he went in for a health screen a year ago the doctor didn't even MENTION his weight. In fact he said everything came back great. Are you kidding me? My husband wants to loose weight but is overwhelmed and gets discouraged. We don't know where to go to find the support he needs. I know it isn't just about food (yes that is a big part) but deeper stuff and yet I don't have any resources for someone that can help with nutritionally, psychologically, etc. When I did ask a doctor about it they said well he can get a nutritionist, but the nutritionist just said here's what you should be eating. Again not getting to the root or even talking with him about his daily lifestyle to figure out what could work, where the challenges are, etc. And I think it is easy for my husband to ignore the issues since it is overhwhelming when doctors with a health screen (this has happend 3 times now!) don't raise it as an issue and talk about the health risks down the road. Yes I think we need more help in this area of health care and doctors willing to address the issue and give guidance.
- Kristin
June 20, 2010 10:39 a.m.
I think that the problem of obesity is very complex and doesn't yield itself easily to intervention or treatment. I think the new research on how difficult it is for the brain to let go of a weight window has to play more seriously into every conversation and the psychological game of "how much did I lose this week" has to be aligned to create plans in which patients lose more significantly at the beginning and also have clear intervention plans when they hit plateaus. I don't think changing a way of being is ever just about info on nutritious foods, or talks with the doctor. It's much bigger than that-perhaps seriously obese individuals would benefit from a personal life/weight coach who integrates conversation on all facets of weight loss, motivation, well-being, life style changes, etc. A little less clinical and a lot more personal!
- elizabeth
April 22, 2010 3:57 p.m.
I working on my doctorate in obesity prevention within college age students and wanted to say that I was shocked by the high percentage (72%) of doctors who say they lack training in obesity related cases. I hope you dont mind, but I linked to this article and 2 other articles from Nutrition Data and Medical News Today on the topics of nutrition and obesity (see following link) http://publichealthbugle.com/?p=1594
- Public Health Bugle
April 19, 2010 10:28 a.m.
i have a personal history of obesity and have addressed it with exercise thru silver sneakers and getting a trainer. this 2 year journey has reduced my weight significantly and my meds in half with my dm2 controlled with an glycohemoglobin of 6. why don't insurance cover proactive programs to allow people to make a difference with life style choices that improve their disease process and the risk of developing many diseases. lets pay for proactive people lifestyle changes like trainers, gym memberships, nutrition instruction, smoking cessation, drug and alcolhol cessation etc. then our healthcare dollar would be available for the real healthcare unavoidable problems. have mds work with personal trainers and give them specific prescriptions. expand the health care field to include non traditional proactive activities.
- priscilla
April 7, 2010 1:32 p.m.
I would think Dietitians and exercise specialists are making the physician's job easy on weight management since the doctors usually don't have much time to spend with the patient anyways. What I don't understand is why is there so much hesitation to refer the patients to them. Is it ego or is it lack of confidance in RDs ?
- BlueberryRD
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Mid-April, we learned that AMD was working on its next "TWKR" chip for overclockers, based on the existing "Vishera" silicon. It turns out it is, and scrapes 5.00 GHz frequency at some unreal TDP levels for a client processor. SweClockers reports that AMD is working on at least two new socket AM3+ FX-series processors to make it competitive against Intel's 4th generation Core series. Among these are the FX-9000, and the FX-8770. The FX-9000 leads the pack with 4.80 GHz out of the box clock speed, and a TurboCore frequency of 5.00 GHz. Clock speeds of the FX-8770, on the other hand, haven't been disclosed. A catch here is the TDP of these chips. Two hundred and twenty Watts! The jump from 3.80 GHz to 4.80 nearly doubled TDP from 125W to 220W. Prices of the two remain under the wraps. AMD plans to unveil the two at E3, sometime between 11th and 13th June. Source: SweClockers. Many Thanks to Norton for the tip.
That is about heat not power. But either way is it kinda insane. These will be sold with water cooling without a doubt.
These are special chips for those who want to have fun. AMD might release them with an H2O cooling system I'd venture as this would make it an easy package deal for a very high price only for those with too much money.
Considering AMD released some of the FX 8300 series with Water Cooling, it wouldn't be surprising to see these new chips bundled with a Water Cooler.
It's worked for Intel. The only bad news is that some good clockers that'd normally be normal chips will now be expensive "Extreme Edition" counterparts.
Don't give AMD Marketing any ideas. Screw the watercooling. AMD should bundle it with an evaporator pot. Unless I miss my guess I'd say the "9000" reference might be the MHz goal. 220 watts kind of points to high leakage parts for the LN/LHe crowd. I'm also guessing that the motherboard support list might be quite short.
I'm waiting for some uninformed user to put one of these on a cheapie motherboard (under $120 or so) and either their CPU constantly throttles or the VRM section goes up in flames when they run IntelBurnTest or some other intense CPU benchmark/load. I know the LGA 2011 chips push into that wattage range and Intel rates TDP differently than AMD, but damn, 220w TDP out of the box is ridiculous. If a dual AM3+ board somehow existed, I would rather have a pair of 8350s instead of feeding an extraordinary amount of energy to a single CPU clocked just 800-1000 MHz higher.
I'll believe this when I actually see an official announcement from AMD, not some random foreign website. Releasing a CPU with an *official* TDP of 220W would make AMD a laughingstock of reviewers, especially since a mildly overclocked Sandy Bridge 2500K would beat it in most single-threaded and lightly-threaded benchmarks at half the TDP. Who's supposed to be the target market for this monstrosity? Even enthusiasts these days often try to keep power consumption and the resulting heat and noise under control. Extreme overclockers, who only care about GHz without regard to anything else, are a tiny niche. And these people are going to be abusing the hell out of the chip. Can you imagine the warranty claims on these things? What happens when someone installs one in a cheapo motherboard and it blows up or catches fire? AMD does have a bright future, but it rests with stronger CPU/GPU integration (Kaveri) and an increase in their architecture's IPC to competitive levels (Steamroller). To release this rumored Centurion would be doubling down on the original Bulldozer fiasco, which AMD VP Andrew Feldman described as "without doubt an unmitigated failure".
Imho there's been some skulduggery as amd and reviewers were touting the 8350 as 5ghz capable via oc but not many do, now its clear why.
It's possible they will be sold with nothing as a bare chip. Same thing as the TWKR chip was originally. That being said seeing how they are being sold with two different models with real part numbers they will likely just have a really nice cooler stock. Who knows could be a full tower cooler OEM.
one thing i dont understand is people s hared towards power. cooling is relatively cheap. electricity is cheap. and there are plenty of 1gigawatt< power supplies. so yeahh more powah for more powah consumption is not bad. as long as the cheap ass china made motherboards can take it these days.
pretty sure if you have the need to, you have to. if someone would need something this powerful, they obviously must be packing some cash.
SweClockers is not a "random foreign website" anymore than Techpowerup, Anandtech, Arstechnica, Tomshardware, Adrians Rojakpot or whatever. :shadedshu
Then buy a low power CPU. In the US this CPU should consume on average $40 a year with average CPU usage scenarios. I base this off of reviews siting the 8350 consuming $20 more a year than the 3570K.
Wait a sec... If they are going to make another such kind of CPU from steamroller... They should name it:
Funny how you don't complain when your Graphic cards eat 200+ Watts for breakfast but you cry out load if the same thing is happening at the CPU end.
thats an excellent point. the gtx 690 takens in 300W! mine does 160W! plus the core clock is very versatile. my cpu runs at max 1800MHz most of the time. only rarely does it need to go to 3GHz.
my 3930k draws 310 watts atm -33 degrees celsius on load http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2728858 Edit: it might be using more tho, powerdraw is peaking on whole system 1,057 watts during full load


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I have tried CTM on Firestream, it was not a good tool for most programmer. CAL may be different, maybe. AMD GPU's SP is 5D SIMD based, which means if you need all ALU working, you should program your codes based on SIMD and then as what CUDA did. AMD's 4870 was supposed to provide 1.2TFlops, but how to achieve it is a big problem. Li, Bo ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kozin, I (Igor)" <i.kozin at dl.ac.uk> To: "Li, Bo" <libo at buaa.edu.cn> Cc: "Beowulf" <beowulf at beowulf.org> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 12:34 AM Subject: RE: [Beowulf] gpgpu > Have you tried ACML on Firestream? > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: beowulf-bounces at beowulf.org [mailto:beowulf-bounces at beowulf.org] > On >> Behalf Of Li, Bo >> Sent: 27 August 2008 01:50 >> To: Mikhail Kuzminsky; Vincent Diepeveen >> Cc: Beowulf >> Subject: Re: [Beowulf] gpgpu >> >> Hello, >> IMHO, it is better to call the BLAS or similiar libarary rather than >> programing you own functions. And CUDA treats the GPU as a cluster, so > .CU >> is not working as our normal codes. If you have got to many matrix or >> vector computation, it is better to use Brook+/CAL, which can show > great >> power of AMD gpu. >> Regards, >> Li, Bo >
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Excellent the only things missing for me with this skin are Movie Wall View (which i understand is coming) and PVR.
Once PVR support is added I can dump my third party web controlled one.
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This skin looks great. Can't wait to try it with my PVR setup.
One thing I'd like to see with the PVR setup is a move away from the channel lists and towards centralising the EPG to emulate the way a sky box (or similar) functions. i.e on the home screen where movies, tv shows, music etc are you have a Live TV button and beneath it in the drop down box you have your channel categories ie. movies, general entertainment, news, music, sports etc. When you click one of the categories you are taken directly to the EPG for that category where the appropriate channels are listed along with the all the now & next info. Let me know what you think! Also, happy to test anything for you and supply screenshots etc. |
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Thanks for suggestions everybody. Not everything is possible to do but I will see what can be done.
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Trying to find some time to finish up OSD controls. After that I'll probably push it to git.
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it would be very nice to have the timers on the main screen, somewhere in the header (top) or bottom. it's all i'm missing in this wonderful skin and many other skins. the standard skin (confluence) has the best pvr support. especialy @ the main screen (main menu) with a nice info about actual recordings and upcoming recordings (timers). would be very nice to have this info @ the main screen of this skin. sorry for my bad english and keep on the good work with this skin.
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ive updated your skin to include the live tv bit but i think this sit on its on section of the main menu, not a submenu of addins just my 2 pence, other than that we get a few crashes while opening up the epg but that may be my system, dunno. |
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(2012-06-02 10:33)Steverae Wrote: Hi pecinko I'd have to agree - same as confluence.... then sub menus for recordings, epg, etc below...
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It may be guys, but then we are talking about home page redesign as it will not fit otherwise.
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Maybe it could just continue scrolling to the right so that XBMC menu gets pushed off screen but is still accessible.
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I want to create a list of sections that have at least one article with, for example, a custom field called "size" set to some value.
First I tried:
<txp:article_custom section='<txp:variable name="section-list" />' size='<txp:variable name="size" />'>
<txp:if_different><txp:section title="1" /></txp:if_different>
However, this will display a section multiple times. For example:
Blue Cars Green Cars Orange Cars Blue Cars Orange Cars Green Cars
But what I would like is:
Bue Cars Green Cars Orange Cars
I'm not sure why it does it that first way (repeating the section names)…and I don't want to repeat the titles. Any tips? Thanks!
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Does sort="section"
You're telling it to print the section for each article that meets your criteria and the if_different
only compares it to the previous value.
Last edited by MattD (2012-06-08 23:30:42)
Ah, OK, maybe I'm using the wrong approach then. What I need is this:
Foreach section in (list of sections)
Has this section name been displayed yet?
No: Does this section have any articles with the custom field "size" set to "large?"
No: Do nothing
Yes: Print section title
Yes: Do nothing
Last edited by maruchan (2012-06-09 02:40:31)
So, I guess I can just use smd_query. Example:
<txp:smd_query query="SELECT DISTINCT Section FROM txp1textpattern WHERE status=5" break="br">
<txp:section name="{Section}" title="1" />
Unless I've misunderstood something, I would have thought using sort="section asc, posted desc"
as MattD suggested should do the same. It retrieves only articles of matching size in a set of sections, then outputs the section titles in order.
Your pseudo code is possible with something like this but you might want to check whether that results in more db queries:
<txp:section_list sections='<txp:variable name="section-list" />'>
<txp:article_custom size='<txp:variable name="size" />' limit="999">
<txp:if_first_article><txp:section title="1" /></txp:if_first_article>
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I want to create a list of sections that have at least one article with, for example, a custom field called "size" set to some value.
MattD's suggestion seems to be the good direction – just write it Section
(uppercase), and if you want to list all articles instead of the last 10th :
<txp:article_custom sort="Section" limit="9999" section='<txp:variable name="section-list" />' size='<txp:variable name="size" />'>
<txp:if_different><txp:section title="1" /></txp:if_different>
Last edited by CeBe (2012-06-09 09:20:40)
OK, went back and tried that (thinking, "why would sorting by section change anything?") and it worked. :-) Thanks, Matt and everyone else.
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Acne-program---step-8-vegetables-to-eat-and-drink By Rudy Silva Eating and drinking vegetables is necessary for good health and for keeping your skin free from acne. Most people dont eat enough vegetables and seldom drink their juices. Here is a list of vegetables and their juices that you need to eat and drink daily to help eliminate your acne.Vegetable juicesVegetable juices are absorbed quickly into your bloodstream. As a result, your cells are quickly provided with nutrients that feed them and that wash away waste. Vegetable juices give you the opportunity to get quick relief from various body conditions such as acne, skin disorders, and constipation.Eating and drinking vegetables provide you with minerals and nutrients that build your blood, tissue, bones, and cells. It is minerals that build every part of your body. It is minerals that keep your bodys pH at the required level. It is minerals that keep your body alkaline by neutralizing body acids. Concentrate on putting minerals into your body by eating and drinking plenty of fruits and vegetables.Carrot apple juiceDrink carrot juice every day. I like drinking carrot juice mixed with apple juice. My stomach can handle this combination better.Carrot juice contains many vitamins and minerals. It is high in beta-carotene. Carrot juice will enhance your skins health and help you eliminate acne.Carrot, spinach, and apple juiceA combination of carrot, spinach and apple juice is a powerful drink for cleaning the colon, relieving constipation and improving your skin conditions.To make this drink, juice 3-4 carrots and a bunch of spinach. Then add juiced apples to make this drink more
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Spine abnormalities are correlated with back pain in young persons with Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes. S. Bangura1, B.F. Griswold1, L. Sloper1, R. Raza3, C.A. Francomano2, N.B. McDonnell1 1) LCI, NIA/NIH, Baltimore, MD; 2) GBMC, Baltimore, MD; 3) Harbor Hospital, Baltimore, MD. The Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS) are a heterogeneous group of hereditary disorders of connective tissue characterized by joint, skin and vascular abnormalities. Joint laxity, dislocations and chronic pain are commonly recognized features of EDS in young persons, however, the correlation of pain with spinal pathology has not been studied systematically. We investigated abnormalities of the spine in 26 consecutive subjects younger than 25 with a diagnosis of hypermobile or classical EDS enrolled in a natural history study of hereditary disorders of connective tissue at the National Institutes of Health. The age range was 12-25, and there were 14 females and 12 males. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the lumbar spine was obtained in all subjects, and additional limited thoracic and cervical studies were obtained on some of the subjects. In 15 of these young patients, abnormal signal was detected in lumbar discs, with eccentric placement or diminished size of nucleus pulposus. Degenerative disc disease, bulging or herniated discs, and facet joint athrosis was present in at least one level in 20/25 patients. Two patients have severe lumbar spinal stenosis. Dural ectasia was associated with the presence of Marfanoid body habitus and scoliosis, however none of the patients have cardiac or ocular findings that suggested the diagnosis of Marfan syndrome. Schmorls nodes were seen in all male subjects. All subjects with spinal pathology had complaints of back/neck pain. The results suggest that MRI investigations are likely to identify spinal pathology in young EDS patients who have significant back or neck pain.


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