Subject: Oz Show Botox Alternative

From: Look Younger W/Out Surgery <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2014 09:45:42 -0700

Doc Oz Episode #513 Recap:
" Fake the Botox Look " [Natural Alternative]

Episode Summary -------------------------

Do you look back at pictures of yourself from 20 yrs ago and say....
"I wish I looked like that again"

If yes, then you can just call DocOz your Fairy Godfather... 
Because he has a discovery that will change the look of skin for the rest of your life. 

Unlike Botox, which lasts 3 months tops. 

Clip: Watch Oz reveal how / http://www.humusrad.com/younger/skin/indays.html

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hat is one crazy idea, I'll give you that ;) What's even crazier, is that it actually seems to work! I have tested this several times now, and I can confirm that when using an assembly version such as "2.0.*" I get the error, but when I instead use "2.0.0" it works as a charm! I urge more people to test this, and if you find it working please vote up this answer, because this is something that needs to be known! Hope Microsoft picks up on I'm so glad it worked for you too! I still have no idea what could be causing this to happen. I made file and folder permissions wide open, removed as many .resx files as I could, used pre and post build actions, put that Lock line into the project file, created a whole new solution, and reverted to the previous version in subversion. None of it worked, and I just happened to try this, to put it back in as much a "default" state as possible. Sure enough, it worked, but I have no clue why.   drharris Jun 8 '10 at 14:36
Also worked for me. So bizarreI had this same problem. I had three projects under one solution, an asp.net website project, a vb.net library project and C#.net library project. Website project build successfully but other project did not build and gave the same exception as above. I tried changing the AssemblyVersion but it did not work. What i tried was changing the readonly property. Removed readonly property and it worked. Now all the three projects in the solution build successfully. Now i again see the readonly property of the two project folder and i see they are readonly still, but it works. :)   Even better: this isn't just the auto-increment. I can't change AssemblyVersion, whether with my own program, Notepad++, or even VS itself. On the other hand, it seems that only changes to AssemblyVersion trigger it. AssemblyFileVersion and AssemblyInformationalVersion can be freely changed.   Bob Jul 3 '13 at 4:25
unbelievable!!! it seems changing to a version other than the current one fixes the problem, thanx   sawe Nov 
If this works for you (as it did for me) I later found that it was because the copy command was not on the last project built. If you put the copy command on the last project (right click solution > build order) that will also correct this problem. one other issue I am unsure of is, suppose I am trying to dispose the form that has the backgroundworker running on it. I signal the shutdownevent (ManualResetEvent) and sometime after that the DoWork will gracefully exit. Should I just let the form go ahead and Dispose even though the DoWork might take a little longer to finish, or is there some way (and is it better) to thread.Join the background worker until it really does exit and then let the Dispose of the form continue?The law of leaky abstractions. WinForms is a wrapper around the Win32 API, which makes perfect sense if you understand how it was designed and how it works. But it doesn't make a lot of sense if you try to understand it through the WinForms wrapper. If there were a Be
 gin/EndUpdate method on the Form class, it wouldn't do what you would expect. It would only stop the form itself from updating, it would have no effect on child controls hosted by that form. In Win32, everything is a window. And all windows are responsible for their own drawing