Subject: Oprah's results are real [Doc TV]

From: Feeling Heavy? <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 01 Jul 2014 09:20:28 -0700

Oz: The Lazy Girls Guide | Todays Show -  June 30, 2014
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Do you consider yourself lazy when it comes to getting in shape? The reality is we all want results without lifting a finger.

Dr.Oz and Oprah are calling this the "Lazy Workout" because you don't have to workout or sweat to get thin.
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The Only 4 Summer Fashion Tips You Need to Know

Apart from rising temperatures and weekend trips, everyones favorite season brings with it a hard-to-shake urge to. Maybe its because the weathers heating up and those weekend jaunts require cute new outfits, but refreshing our summer closet is an activity were probably not alone in anticipating. 

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1.   summer shoes a half-size or a full-size larger than you normally would.
Its not the most pleasant of facts, but our feet swell during the summer. Thats why its keywhen shopping for new shoes this time of yearto   shoes a bit larger than you would in winter.

To your second point. Syntactically it is almost always written else if   Admiral Adama Jun 23 at 18:46
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No, as that would make the grammar still more complex: a word is a word without space. Other languages though have keywords like elseif and ELIF. In fact only (?) the programming language Algol68 allows a space in an identifier; nice too: PROC walk through tree ()   Joop Eggen Jun 23 at 18:48 
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Fortran (at least the fixed form versions), and all standardized versions of Algol allow spaces anywhere. One story has it that apparently punch card punchers were prone to adding spaces when typing in code; another simply that allowing spaces in variable names would let programmers use better names and the problems weren't foreseen.   prosfilaes Jun 24 at 7:52
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The elseif keyword exists in VB and PHP.   Salman A Jun 25 at 7:08
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Nitpick: although C++ officially doesn't have keywords with spaces in them, it does have constructs like for all intents and purposes work that way. For instance, long double, you have to write that in that way. longdouble is incorrect. 

 Mr Lister Jun 25 at 9:12 

In a small game I'm writing, I have a class Weapon with two constructors, one which takes in some parameters to produce a custom weapon, and one that grabs a default one (the CHAIN_GUN):

Weapon::Weapon (void) {
    // Standard weapon
    *this = getWeapon(CHAIN_GUN);
    return;
}

Imagine that someone asked you to draw a painting... would you;

first draw your default (1st) (that familiar smilie face you like so much),
then draw what that someone asked for (2nd),
only to draw the same thing one more time, but on the canvas containing your default,
and then burn the 2nd painting?
This post will try to explain why this simile is relevant.