Subject: Ellen's making a comeback,,,

From: Ellen Video Clip <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 28 May 2014 11:07:29 -0700

In Celebrity News:
Ellen Degeneres to Renew vows in August
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Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi are apparently planning to renew their wedding vows.

The couple - who tied the knot in August 2008 - are said to be organizing a lavish ceremony to 
celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary in Sydney, Australia.

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Ellen is getting her skin ready, and after 1 MONTH is looking 20-yrs younger.
The pics leaked to the media explain it all

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To your last question, modern IDEs solve this problem by having the developer specify which directory is the root directory for the source, such as src or src/main/java.   Brian Jan 14 '13 at 17:13
  	  	
Well this is embarassing, I'm not sure what I was thinking when I typed that... I meant to ask about storing the locations of the directories and files, including between sessions. I understand it would have to be a property file of some sort, possibly XML? I've never seen property files like this and it seems like an XML file for every project as I suggested could get messy and clutter up a portion of the users file system if not careful. If a user opens a saved file I want the whole project to load in a JList or JTree on the left of the screen to be specific. What is the best way to do thatThank you, First I'm going to look into Ant. I am aware of it but I've never used it. I'm also going to have to decide on a library to use to create and read XML files. I'll be sure to let you know if I have any questions. Thank you, that was very informative :-).   Kevin Bigler Jan 19 '13 at 1:01
Is it ready yet?   Brian G Jan 23 '09 at 19:49
  	  	
No, it's not. But major parts of it work.   Leon Timmermans Jan 23 '09 at 20:43
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Brian, why do you rewrite so many questions to include "how do I"? I've seen it something like 10 times now. It really adds no clarity; it just makes the question show up in my rss feed twice.   kingkongrevenge Jan 24 '09 at 4:02	  @kingkongrevenge: my guess: it provides some consistency to have the questions be a complete sentence. Remember that the point of SO is as much to build up a universal FAQ as to provide an individual question answers.   ysth Jan 25 '09 at 7:0I agree it's great to have people like brian cleaning up questions, adding some consistency, etc. But I'm with kingkongrevenge on this particular kind of edit. Consistency wrt "how do I" prefixes is a losing battle and sometimes harm  For the XML files, there are plenty of options. I usually write an XSD file, then use the XSD with XJC and JAXB to marshal/unmarshal the XML. You can start here, and there are plenty of resources online you can use to learn how to use it. Glad I could help. :)Thanks again! I plugged in wh
 at you provided and i'm getting the following error:  ValueError: I/O operation on closed file My brain is kind of mush from a long day at work right now, so i can do more research tomorrow on my own as to what would cause this. Any ideas?   user2145207 Mar 12 '13 at 20:18I found this after some Google-fu: "It is important to be conscious of the file-like behavior here. Note that a seek is required after writing to get back to the beginning and read. Attempting to run the same iterator twice results in no values the second time through.  StringIO.getvalue() returns a newly created string object with the full contents of the StringIO buffer." Do you think this approach would help?   user2145207 Mar 12 '13 at 20:25 Please fix the indentation in your original question, and include a full traceback of the error you're getting. That would make it easier to help you find a solution.   shx2 Mar 12 '13 at 20:35
 Hi David. In particular; I need to find a way of uniquely identifying a device that does not have any app installed thats paired with the beacon at perhaps months of interval apart. For instance on wifi this is possible via the mac address of a device set to scan for open networks (if the user hasnt changed the MAC address). Is this possible?   Alex May 8 at 4:32
  	  	
 @Alex I feel strong contradictions in what you are trying to do. 1. iOS devices don't start advertising themselves automatically. There must be an app that starts it. 2. iOS devices don't try to connect anywhere without an app. 3. The wifi you mention works only if the device connects to your network. 4. iOS uses random MAC addresses for BLE exactly to prevent easy identification. 5. iBeacons are usually not connectable but an app is a must to do so any way. So I guess you may need to reconsider your requirements. 	  	
Very sorry...here you go. Traceback (most recent call last):ktop Patching Lookup\ 34, in <module> for row in sccmtable: ValueError: I/O operation on closed file   user2145207 Mar 12 '13 at 21:09
  	  	
please update your original question with the new code you're running and the traceback, otherwise I can't help.