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Our View: Kitzhaber is still the best choice ... Winters worn down by criticism ... Accident kills man, closes Coos Bay bridge ... Our View: Kitzhaber is still the best choice ... Winters worn down by criticism ... App Finder: Best dieting apps MailTribune.com Writer Posted Oct. 17, 2014 @ 12:01 am Posted Oct. 17, 2014 @ 12:01 am » Social News Candy season (Halloween) is upon us, and after that, it’s Thanksgiving, and then Christmas … oh, boy, there’s a lot of good food going to be offered. Want to try to keep your weight consistent this holiday season? Check out these apps, which just might give you the boost you need. MYFITNESSPAL CALORIE COUNTER: This is probably the most popular diet app out there, and highly rated by users. It has a huge food database that helps you count calories, it remembers your favorite dishes, includes a barcode scanner and more. Free for iOS and Android. http://www.myfitnesspal.com/apps LOSE IT: This is similar to MyFitnessPal in that it has a large database of food, has a barcode scanner and is highly rated by users. It also helps you build healthy recipes and lets you track things other than just calories. Free for iOS and Android. http://www.loseit.com/ FOODUCATE: This app is similar to the above two, but it focuses more on eating healthy in the first place. It tracks and scans as well, but it tries to get you to eat healthier meals. Free for iOS and Android. (There also is a pay version.) http://www.fooducate.com NUTRINO: Another one similar to the other diet apps mentioned, Nutrino focuses on building personalized menus. After you’ve created menus, it gives you a shopping list, too! 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