Subject: Trending: Rapid Fine-Line Repair

From: Tap Into Celeb Anti-Aging <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2014 12:08:28 -0700

Celeb Digest: June 26, 2014
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Martha Stewart has won her battle against aging... 
but how did she do it?

Rumor has it that she got a facelift, but thats not the case. 

She opened up to us exclusively, and told us how she did it. 

View the Interview here: / http://www.oesska.com/celeb/interview/martha/aging.video

Rapid Wrinkle Repair -> Erases 20-yrs Minimum -> Martha Agrees
-> http://www.oesska.com/celeb/interview/martha/aging.video

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Booked the Saturday matinee for a treat for my Mother.The show was amazing.We had a really good view in the stalls p24 and p25.The staff were very helpful as my Mother has had a hip op and was using a crutch.We followed a member of staff and he opened a side door and called another man Noel to show us to our seats.The show is one we will never forget,the acting singing and especially the Music was fantastic.The audience hardly moved from the start till the end.
I want to go see it again now

It's all in the slashes. If the relative path part starts with a slash, then it behaves as you described. But, if you leave the slash out, then it works the way you'd expect (note the missing slash on the second parameter): subtle difference is the lack of trailing slash on the first parameter. I'm all for using existing framework methods, if I have to have the trailing slash there already then I think that doing partUrl1 + partUrl2 smells a lot less - I could've potentially been chasing that trailing slash round for quite a while all for the sake of not doing string concat.   Carl Jan 12 '11 at 16:10
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The only reason I want a URI combine method is so that I don't have to check for the trailing slash.   	
I -1 this answer because this doesn't answer the problem. When you want to combine url, like when you want to use Path.Combine, you don't want to care about the trailing and with this, you have to care. I prefer solution of Brian MacKay or 
  	  	
only word to describe the food"
We went with daughter and her fianc on a Saturday evening, and from entering the restaurant to leaving it could only be described as 5 star. I have thought hard and long whether or not to mark as 'Excellent' but I'm saving that for my next visit! The service was superb, the food amongst the best I have ever had, and most definitely in a hotel restaurant (and I have eaten in 5 star hotel restaurants throughout the world). We actually chose from the set menu and could not fault it - 2 had duck, one a very imaginative vegetarian dish and I had the sea trout. It was incredible! Have no doubt, the next time I am in London I will be dining here a  	
This code works wrong if you deploy application in a virtual path, not in the root of web site. If your base URL I used to be a big fan of this approach, and was using it everywhere, then it bit me hard when I found out about Uri class's nasty habit of URL decoding querystring parameters. Even worse, it is by design. See
part2, ... partN) but it still does not play nicely with the virtual path or relative path which has already been part of the first parameter. Nice catch.   Believe2014 May 1 at 15:44