Subject: Eat Up, Slim Down (DocOZ)

From: Weight-loss for DIET-aholics <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2014 09:22:22 -0700

Did you know that "DIET-Foods" can make you gain weight?

The moral of the story: Stop Dieting!

Instead, DocOz how found a way to help your body burn fat
no matter what types of food your eating. 

You'll be burning sneaky fats, sugars and salts found in all foods. 

Recommended Episode Clip -> http://www.esawl.com/episode/viewers/results.video
[Oz Episode No. 647]

This Oz Discovery is putting gyms out of business because:
- no exercise needed

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hanks,this just worked for me! Only problem is: I can't set which browser to run in any config files (can I?), so now I'm stuck as IE as my default browser. Bah.   DanTheMan Apr 5 '11 at 19:47 
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To avoid having IE as my default browser, I changed the launch settings in the .Web project to run IE with the path as command line parameters.   Andreas Larsen Apr 19 '11 at 14:39
  	  	
You are awesome. I have been struggling with this issue for the last few days. I even reinstalled visual studio. My default browser was firefox, I tried chrome. It just didn't strike my mind to try IE, what a waste of time. Thanks for the info.   gangt Oct 4 '11 at 5:43
  	  	
My previous comment about launch settings should not be followed when fixing the problem as explained in my edited answer. Just use the default "Specific page option", or else I believe it may attach to the wrong process.   Andreas Larsen Nov 9 '11 at 19:44
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I've check "Silverlight" checkbox on "Web" tab in the .Web project settings. Now it's work. Thanks!   Eugene Maksimov Jan 20 '12 at 6:56
  	  	
Yes, but what about when I want to debug in Chrome?   WEFX Feb 16 '12 at 23:02
  	  	
I believe I have been able to debug in IE, FireFox and Chrome, but I don't recall if I had to manually attach the debugger on Chrome. Either way, I ended up launching IE for debugging because that was less trouble to me.   Andreas Larsen Feb 17 '12 at 16:04
  	  	
This worked for me. I'm not happy about IE being my default browser, but now I can insert breakpoints.   Bill Sambrone Sep 12 '12 at 16:04
  	  	
Agreed.... deleting the bin and obj folders did the trick for me. Build clean did not.   user290043 Oct 15 '12 at 18:17 
  	  	
Many thanks for this as it was what worked for me as well. In my case, it is with VS 2010. Additional notes --- 1) Make sure Silverlight debugging in the project's property pages is enabled. 2) You may still get the error reported in Visual Studio, but try it anyway. In my case, after doing the above I still see the error. However, the breakpoint is still hit. Also, after using IE once as instructed, I can again use any browser to hit the breakpoint.   kiddaile

It's fitting that the goal of the game is to rise from a lowly store clerk to a bonafide celebrity by gaining fans and working your way up from the E- to A-lister status -- because who knows the ropes better than Kim Kardashian?Players gain fame by completing tasks, so after helping out at Kim's photo shoot, she set me up with a manager, who later hooked me up with a publicist. During the course of the game I'm introduced to various models, moguls, paparazzi and more people who can allegedly help me on my journey to the A-list. I'm repeatedly asked if I want to either flirt with or network with any of these people, and each choice affects my future. Later, Kim tells me that one way to gain fame is to date other famous people. Because, duh.e course of the couple hours I played the game, my avatar did three photo shoots, walked a runway show, worked two shifts folding clothes, started a feud with another celebrity wannabe, went to a club opening in Miami and threw a drink in said wanna
 be's face, was photographed by the paparazzi and took the bus between Downtown LA, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and LAX dozens of times. (Why my avatar wasn't practical enough