Subject: DocOz episode - Life Changer

From: Dr.Oz Weight-loss Fair <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 05 Jun 2014 08:58:13 -0700

In Case You Missed It . . . 
DrOz has you covered.

Episode 458 - The Game Changing Metabolism-Booster
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The face of weight-loss is changing. It is no longer a 26 yr old 
that is in the gym all the time with no kids. 

Now, Dr Oz is making the person that always struggled with weight,
no time for gym and loves food the New Face. 

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 ual recipes volume I donate my very used magazines to the local library, share with auxiliary members, etc. They are always snapped up qhenever I hear the word "magic" in a programming context, I get scared. I'm using GVim on Windows, and I need neither the :set magic (it's not ineither) or ctrl-q. Just a simple ctrl-v followed by enter creates the ^M character for me just fine.   Chris Phillips Sep 14 '11 at 21:02
Awesome, works great! :)   MasterZ Sep 27 '11 at 12:13Upvoted for the awesome mnemonic.C-v doesn't represent a newline; it's the "escape next literal character" command. I dunno what C-v is a mnemonic for either, but there's a reason it doesn't mentally map to newline.   Jim Stewart Jun 22 '12 at 21:26
@David Rivers: me too, but IMHO very magic is more logical than regular and magic commands, since if something has special meaning, you escape it and full stop, instead of memorizing what has to be escaped or not to be a special char. Ctrl-v is a mnemonic for "verbatim" - i.e. escape next key pressed to its "verbatim" keyaracter. In Windows it's paste: to keep things familiar. Ctrl-Q is for "(un)Quote" maybe. Quite stupid, anyway - but you can use it in binary files - e.g. to search for Ctrl-A through Ctrl-Z (Ascii 1-26 I guess). @sanderd17, in general you are absolutely right. Anyway, I think the original test is accurate, as it measures the individual overhead of creating a RegExp compared to parsing it from a js regex string, and using string splin. In the general use cases, you cannot cache sting split logic, so relevance is preserved by not caching the regex string or RegExp object.Hm I prefer this solution over the slashy regex syntax because it's totally easy to read and under
 stand, but I wonder how this solution actually was faster on Chrome 28.0.1455 (1) according to the test result posted above?   beta Sep 25 '13 at 10:29
 2Philipp: OK, this was new for me. Some explanation of this 2 parameters was added.   Nikita Fedyashev Oct 18  @NikitaFedyashev, thank you. Prepare to receive the Great Answer gold badge. ;-)   Ionic BMay 3 '13 at  On OSX you may encounter sed: 1: "...": invalid command code . problem. It seems that -i option expects extension and parses command out. Solution: pass extension '' to -i option like Robert L Note: if you use this over a directory and wonder why svn st shows no changes, it's because you've modified files in the .svn directories as well! Use find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0 | xargs -0 sed -i 's/toreplace/replaced/g' instead.    Also, be careful if you're in a git repo. I thought I was smart by testing this on a clear branch so I could revert if it did something bad, but instead corrupted my git index.   Ciryon Oct 4 '13 at 5:47 didn't work for me but this worked on Linux(tested): find naprint0 | xargs -0 sed -i '' -e 	  	
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