Subject: celeb sightings - w/out makeup

From: Celebs Boycotting Plastic Surgery <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 13 May 2014 12:44:51 -0700

In Celebrity News:
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- Celebs make guest appearance on DocOz Show and reveal skincare secrets

-Jay Z physically attacked by Beyonce's Sister [ video footage ]

Story 1 in depth: TV show hosts like Ellen are boycotting plastic surgery and are turning to 
this to erase wrinkles and fine lines -> http://www.mudrighttot.com/ellen/show/docOz/skin.video

can you believe it? They have the money to get surgeries, but they are turning to this DocOz discovery to help to moisturize the skin and "plump" it up for a smoother texture. Who would have thought.... 
In just ONE MONTH erase 20 years off your face. 

Celebrity Daily Post 
posted - May 13 2013

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@cannyboy I just tried implementing you code as it seemed the simplest and it worked well.. Until I tested something. I disconnected the adsl line from my router, so in effect keeping the wifi network up but taking down the internet connection. Despite this the code when run still seems to think it is connected to the internet. Have you tried this? Is there a way to make sure that it is actually connected to the internet and not just to a network?   msec May 2 '12 at 10:29Hi @msec, you can try Andrew Zimmer solution in this page, it works fine with adsl disconnected (and wifi connected)   Williew May 5 '12 at 2:3Hi @Williew I tried implementing Andrew Zimmer's solution, I copied it as it was above and it still does not work. If you have managed to get it to get this code to check beyond simply a WiFi connection then I assume that you have made some modifications to his code? If so, could you post them? From my understanding it cannot work with kSCNetworkReachabilityFlags as this only
  check to see if a packet leaves the device, it does not check to see if the host received the packet.   msec May 6 '12 at 5:35Hi @msec i didnt change this code (only change + with - to get an instance method), and before I call a post method to put data in a server i've just call if([self hasConnectivity]){... post data using NSMutableURLRequest ... may be I just need to check more cases, but using my Ipad connected with wifi, i disconnected adsl and this method detect that I lose connectivity when I tried to put some data on the server, I didnt test if adsl connection was down in the middle of transfer (I will test and let you know)   Williew May 8 '12 at 1:08
@Williew did you test this scenario 1. disconnect adsl. 2. post. 3. connect adsl. 4. post? I coded the same solution as what cannyboy provided, it works fine on test step 1 and 2, i.e. tells me correctly that there is no network connection. but failed on step 3 and 4, i.e. it failed to detect that the network is back online. did you try that? also I tried by doing turning on/off the airplane mode.   tomThanks. I discovered that the Xcode documentation in 3.0 also contains the source code, found by searching for "reachability" in the documentation.   Brock Woolf Jul 5 '09 at 11:37Note that from experience, you should NOT use the Reachability code as-is. Note the part where the code mentions uncommenting a bit to use it asynchronosouly? Use that to get connectivity notifications. Also, always set the host value for reachability and do not use the reachability code as a pre-flight check to see if a connection is OK. Instead, start the Reachability notifications, then start you connectio
 n going - you'll get a notification right away if there i no connection and you can cancel the original request then issue an alert or do whatever you need to do.   Kendall Helmstetter Gelner Jul 6 '