Plymouth's famous pubs and how they got their names
One city pub is named after a secret code
by Sarah WaddingtonEver wondered where your local boozer got its name from?
Sailors, sunsets, Masons and trees are among the more traditional origins for Plymouth pub names.
But one city pub is named after a secret code for going for a beer without the wife finding out.
Another, just over the Tamar in Cornwall, was inadvertently re-christened by a confused delivery who was shocked to find two Butchers Arms' right next to each other.
Here we explain the meaning and history behind the names of 21 of the Plymouth area's best-known pubs.
The Rising Sun
Eggbuckland Road, Compton
What it's named after: The view over what used to be farmland
One of Plymouth's oldest pubs, The Rising sun was originally cottages before being turned into Hoopers Ale House in the 1700s.
The original door knockers are still there inside the pub, which is made up of four old cottages on land that was known as Abraham's Farm until the area was gobbled up by the urban sprawl of the 1930s.
"The pub has been here for about 250 years and it's always been The Rising Sun," says landlord Mike Thomas. "The name probably comes from people coming home from the countryside and seeing the sun rising above the Rising Sun."
The Britannia Inn
Wolseley Road, Milehouse
What it's named after: Britain's Naval heritage
Once a popular live music venue and now a JD Wetherspoon pub, there was also once a Brtannia Inn on Octagon Sreet in Stonehouse.
The 'Brit' dates back to the 1830s when it was built in its original form by the ancestors of Plymouth-born Arctic explorer Captain Scott.
His family were linked with the Armed Forces and are thought to have named the pub after the country's rich Naval history.
Scott's grandfather retired from the Royal Navy in 1826 and the Hoegate Street Brewery with his brother. In 1830, he bought Outlands House, near the site of the inn he built a few years later.
On an unrelated note, there have been claims that a ghost lives in the cellar (more haunted pubs later on, keep reading...).
The Masonic Inn
Devonport Road, Stoke
What it's named after: Freemasons, who used to meet there
Nobody knows for sure, but the pub has always had the same name.
"We assume it was an old meeting place for the Masons," landlady Charmaine Hay says. "There is one Masonic Lodge around the corner from here (St Aubyns) and there used to be another one nearby."
Not a very secretive name, gents.
The Prince Maurice
Church Hill, Eggbuckland
What it's named after: The 1643 Royalist siege of Plymouth
The Prince Maurice was called The New Inn until 1964, when it was renamed to pay tribute to Plymouth's so-called 'forgotten war'.
It was approaching Christmas 1643 when the 22-year-old Prince Maurice came west to oversee the Royalist siege of Plymouth. Maurice set up base at Widey and Eggbuckland. and in November 1643 arranged his forces on the north side of Lipson valley, looking to attack the town to the east of the main – Maudlyn – fort.
After a few days of exchanging artillery fire, the troops were led, on December 3, by two local traitors, under cover of darkness, across Lipson Creek at low tide. They took Laira fort by surprise and with Prince Maurice leading a second attack across the creek, they managed to press home a quick advantage.
One cavalry section got closer to the town than any previous attack, as far as Resolution Fort – where Prince Maurice Court now stands and a remnant of the fort wall can still be seen. However, the Royalists were soon driven back by Colonel Gould and his Parliamentarian force and the Royalists fled down Lipson Hill, roughly along the line of Prince Maurice Road. Many men were killed or drowned trying to cross the now full creek.
The Union Inn
Underwood Road, Plympton
What it's named after: An old workhouse
Back in the bad old days, hard-up Janners could end up in a workhouse. There were several in Plymouth, including one in Stoke and one in Plympton.
The Plympton one, where the Plympton Hospital once stood, was called The Union Workhouse.
It was demolished in the 1970s and the site, just up the road from The Union Inn, has been empty ever since.
"It's a part of Plympton's history and it shouldn't have been demolished," says landlord Pete Sandbach. "It was legalised vandalism.
"When we have a power cut and everybody's light go out, ours don't because we're on a separate circuit that was for the hospital."
Kitty O'Hanlon's
St Andrew Street, city centre
What it's named after: The ex-landlord's gran
Plymouth's first Irish pub, Kitty's took over the bar which used to be known as The Abbey about 22 years ago.
Boss Ultan Moran believes the pub's original owner named it after his grandmother.
"There is a lot of history in this area," he says. "The Abbey Hotel, which this used to be, was owner by the Mumford family who had a garage where the [magistrates] court was.
"They used to produce ambulances during the war."
The Clovelly Bay Inn
Boringdon Road, Turnchapel
What it's named after: The name of the tiny bay it overlooks
Not named after the North Devon fishing village, but the little-known bay which is home to Turnchapel.
This pub also used to be called The New Inn until Maggie Hillman and her family took it over a decade ago.
"When we had to change the name there was already a company called Clovelly Bay Boatyard, which became Plymouth Yacht Haven," she explained.
"Where we are is actually called Clovelly Bay on the coast path map, and on the other side is Dead Man's Bay.
"We thought it would make a nice name for a pub."
Thistle Park Tavern
Commercial Road, Coxside
What it's named after: A park which used to stand where the Barbican Leisure Park now is
Landlord Quinton Style says the Thistle Park was a pottery before becoming a pub.
The origin of the name is unconfirmed, but Quinton says: "There is some sort of story about how there used to be a park just up the road there where the Warner Village now is and it had a lot of thistles in it.
"So the story goes, anyway."
The Eagle
Cornwall Street, city centre
What it's named after: A Royal Navy ship
One of two Eagles, the other being opposite the Thistle Park Tavern in Coxside, this city centre pub is one of many paying tribute to the city's Naval history.
The original HMS Eagle was a famous 60-gun Navy ship which successfully fought the French in the mid-1700s.
The most recent HMS Eagle was a Devonport-based aircraft carrier.
Launched in March 1946, she was decommissioned in 1972 and some old boys still hold reunions at the pub today.
The Walrus
Athenaeum Street, city centre
What it's named after: Second World War supermarine planes on the Hoe
The Walrus was built in the 1960s, when the memory of the Second World War was still fresh.
The Supermarine Walrus was a British single-engine amphibious biplane reconnaissance aircraft based out of Plymouth during the war.
Landlord Peter Fleet says: "Back in the war, on the Hoe were the hangars where the flying supermarine planes used to be stationed and they were called the walruses.
"It was built in the '60s and they called it The Walrus then."
The Indian Inn
Devonport Road, Stoke
What it's named after: Absolutely nobody knows - but it's haunted
This one is a mystery.
Landlady Claire Bassett has been behind the bar for more than 25 years and has made every effort to solve the riddle - but without success.
"We were a meeting place for the Brethren so we thought it was maybe a meeting place for the Brethren," she says."Then I found out there was a pub called The Indian Arms in the city centre that was destroyed in the Blitz, so we thought maybe it was originally a microbrewery.
"I've tried so hard to find out, been through library records and everything Unfortunately it's been lost in the mist of time."
But she adds: "There is a fascinating history in Stoke. I was completely haunted and I had to have the house blessed by a vicar 11 years ago.
"People kept bringing photos of spirits in. There are lots of spirits here. Since the vicar blessed the house it's been fine. Although next door is still haunted by a nun."
The New Rodney
New Road, Saltash
What it's named after: A genuine Royal Navy hero
George Brydges Rodney was from Surrey and joined the Navy at the age of just 13, back in the 18th Century.
In 1742 he was given the rank of post-captain and appointed to Plymouth, where he was quickly promoted to captain.
At war with the French, in 1746 he obtained command of the 60-gun HMS Eagle.
His strategy brought triumph in the Battles of Cape Finisterre and he brought the Eagle safely back to Plymouth, where she was decommissioned.
The Who'd Have Thought It Inn
St Dominick
What it's named after: A delivery driver's surprise at finding two pubs called The Butchers Arms nearby
Nobody knows for sure where this quirky pub name comes from.
But landlord Paul Tarzlee tells a fascinating story of how it got the name, sometime around 50 years ago.
"It's a little bit murky but from what we know, until the '60s it was called The Butchers Arms," he says. "There was actually another Buthers Arms locally and it was confusing.
"So the story goes, a delivery driver who came in one day said to the landlord, 'Two Butchers Arms, who'd have thought it?' and the name came from that."
Locally, the pub was also known as The Sheffield. Some believe that nickname originated from the pub being the place to go if you needed knives - usually made in Sheffield - sharpened.
"But the field opposite the pub was called The Show Field so what's more likely is that it was a variation on that," Paul adds.
The Bullers Arms
The Square, Landrake
What it's named after: An Army officer who was given the Freedom of Plymouth
The Bullers Arms is named after a General Sir Redvers H Buller, who was born into a wealthy Cornish family.
Buller was an Army officer in the 19th Century who was awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery during the Boer War.
 We've had people come in here to pictures of it."
Buller received the Honorary Freedom of the Borough of Plymouth in April 1901 and there is a statue of him in Exeter, on the route to what was his home in Crediton.
The Fortescue
Mutley Plain
What it's named after: A rich Devon family
A Fortescue is the name of an Australian scorpion fish and also a Medieval Scottish clan.
But the multi-award-winning 'Fort' in Mutley is named after neither.
It's actually named after Lord Fortescue. Earl Fortescue is a title in the Peerage of Great Britain created in 1789 and the Fortescue family descends from Sir Hugh Fortescue of Filleigh, in Devon.
Charles Hugh Richard Fortescue is the 8th Earl Fortescue and the heir presumptive is the present holder's first cousin, John Andrew Francis Fortescue. The heir presumptive's heir apparent is his son Thomas Edmund Horatio Fortescue.
It is not known if any of them are regulars at the CAMRA-blessed pub.
The Newmarket Tavern
Market Way, city centre
What it's named after: Either horse racing or its proximity to the city's main market
The origin of this pub name is not 100% certain.
"It's a bit of a mystery," admitted landlady Audra Hampton. "The only think I can think of is there used to be a bookies underneath us, so maybe it's something to do with that."
Alternatively, the pub is near the Pannier Market, which once upon a time was shiny and new. Perhaps the bar used to be known as The New Market Tavern and lost a space in its name?
The China House
Sutton Harbour
What it's named after: Its former life as a 17th Century china clay factory
The China House, which still has historic elements inside, was a china clay factory in the 1600s.
The exact dates are unknown, but the building is first seen in a 1666 Sir Bernard Gromme watercolour of Sutton Harbour.
As a china clay factory, it was famous for making England's first hard porcelain, produced by William Cookworthy in 1768.
The building was later used as a Red Cross hospital during the Second World War.
The Royal Oak
Meavy
What it's named after: A massive 800-year-old tree which is right outside
Unsurprisingly, the Royal Oak is named after a tree - specifically, an oak.
It's also one of the only pubs in the country to be owned by the paris.
Barman Oliver Wheeldon said: "The pub is 15th century and the oak tree on the village green outside is an 800-year-old oak."
The 'royal' link is unclear - but t's as simple as that.
Henry J's
Mayflower Street, city centre
What it's named after: The landlord's great-great-grandfather
Henry J's was almost called The Point or The Boulevard when it opened in September 1989.
But landlord Peter Jones decided to go for something much more personal - instead naming it after his great-great-grandfather John Henry Jones (or Henry J for short).
"We were looking around at names," he says. "One was The Point – but we realised people would go around asking 'What's the point?'.
"Another one was Boulevard.Then we thought about somebody from the family."
The Nowhere Inn
Gilwell Street, North Hill
What it's named after: The place nearby workers would tell their wives they were going
Nobody seems quite sure why The Nowhere Inn got its name - although being tucked away in a quiet North Hill street, it does seem apt.
The Nowhere has been a pub for more than 200 years and is thought to have originally been built to be a church.
Landlord Phil Cawse admits he has "no idea" where the name came from - but regulars there claim they have the answer.
"Somebody said dairy workers named the pub the Nowhere because when their wives asked them where they were going they used to say 'nowhere'," Phil says.
"I'm not sure it's true, but there was a dairy here. This is actually the second-oldest pub in Plymouth."


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For implementing a tunnel between two or more networks for the purpose spanning between them is referred to as a VPN. A popular software tool for this is OpenVPN. As per usual, the man page sums up the functionality elegantly:
openvpn - secure IP tunnel daemon
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To begin, on the <IP_ADDRESS> host, the start and end of the tunnel can be specified using the --ifconfig flag. The starting IP address of this host can be itself and the tunnel end can be the other host, <IP_ADDRESS>. For the sake of simpilicity, call the device `tun1` for tunnel 1 and set a high-ish verbosity of level 5.
openvpn --dev tun1 --ifconfig <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> --verb 5 --secret name_of_key
On the <IP_ADDRESS> host do the same, swapping the start and end tunnel IP addresses, like so:
openvpn --dev tun1 --ifconfig <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> --verb 5 --secret name_of_key
With this complete, the tunnel should be active and accepting connections. Do a quick check using the ip command, and then test it using ping or mtr. Try this out on both hosts; for the <IP_ADDRESS> host, it would be something like this:
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If this fails, then consider taking a brief look at iptables or other firewall software and determine if perhaps a rule is blocking the device or IP.
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At this point, various small networking tests (e.g. of a log reader or web app) could be done before setting up a TLS server and signed key with certificate authority.
That more-or-less demostrates how to quickly setup a tunnel between two hosts using OpenVPN. Quite a lot of features could use an article in of themselves, especially with regards to fine-tuning of the config file.
With this in mind, there is a new technology that will eventually be bundled with the Linux kernel, WireGuard.
Note that as of the writing of this article, WireGuard is still considered bleeding-edge and thus may not yet be production ready. In a few years, however, it will likely become mainstream due to its simple configuration and fast speed when compared to older VPN technology.


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The SWOT Analysis application is a tool designed to support users who are creating a SWOT analysis for their organisation (e.g. for a specific innovation-related topic concerning their region). SWOT analyses are quite commonly used as part of the development of Smart Specialisation exercises.
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Boolean which indicate that update frequency will be limited when PNG format is used, backing filed for width property enabledPngLimit. Do not access directly!
Minimal frequency of generating new images, backing field for property frequency. Do not access directly!
Preferred mime type of fallback media, backing field for property mimeType. Do not access directly! Default value is image/jpeg
Minimal frequency of generating new PNG images, if PNG limit is enabled, backing filed for width property pngLimitFrequency. Do not access directly!
Quality of image, backing field for property quality. Do not access directly!
Maximal width of generated image, backing filed for width property width. Do not access directly!
Get boolean which indicate that update frequency will be limited when PNG format is used
Set boolean which indicate that update frequency will be limited when PNG format is used
Boolean value true for enable, false for disable
Get minimal frequency of generating new images (in milliseconds)
Set minimal frequency of generating new images
Minimal frequency of generating new images (in milliseconds)
Get preferred mime type of fallback media, if mime type is not supported then image/png will be used Default value is image/jpeg
Set preferred mime type of fallback media, if mime type is not supported then image/png will be used
Preferred mime type
Get minimal frequency of generating new PNG images, if PNG limit is enabled.
Set minimal frequency of generating new PNG images, if PNG limit is enabled.
Frequency of generation new PNG images in milliseconds
Get requested quality of image (has effect only with some lossy image mime types, like image/jpeg,...)
Set requested quality of image
Value is in range between 0 to 1.
Get maximal width of image (if original video has smaller width, then video width will be used), height will be automatically counted based on aspect ratio of original video
Set maximal width of image
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Python operators presented in order of increasing precedence; later entries bind more tightly than the earlier ones. Sources are: the language reference and Learning Python. This table was created for the 3.x branch of Python, but is probably largely applicable to 2.x Python.
| Operator | Description | Associativity |
|---|---|---|
lambda |
Anonymous Function Definition | Left to Right |
if else |
Ternary Conditional Operator | Left to Right, Short Circuits |
or |
Logical Or | Left to Right, Short Circuits |
and |
Logical And | Left to Right, Short Circuits |
not |
Logical Negation | Unary, Left to Right |
in , not in ◾ is , is not ◾ < , <= , > , >= , != , == |
Membership ◾ Identity ◾ Logical Comparisons | Chained Left to Right |
| |
Bitwise Or and Set Union | Left to Right |
^ |
Bitwise XOr and Set Exclusive Disjunction | Left to Right |
& |
Bitwise And and Set Intersection | Left to Right |
<< , >> |
Bitshifts | Left to Right |
+ ◾ - |
Addition and Concatenation ◾ Subtraction and Set Difference | Left to Right |
* ◾ / ◾ // ◾ % |
Multiplication and Repeat ◾ True Division ◾ Floor Division ◾ Remainder and Format | Left to Right |
+ ◾ - ◾ ~ |
Positive ◾ Negative ◾ Bitwise Not | Unary, Left to Right |
** |
Exponentiation | Right to Left (but less bound than a unary +, - or ~ to its immediate right) |
[] ◾ [:] ◾ () ◾ . |
Subscription ◾ Slice ◾ Call ◾ Attribute Reference | Left to Right |
() ◾ [] ◾ {} |
Binding, Tuple Display and Generator ◾ List Display and Comprehension ◾ Dictionary and Set Display and Comprehension | Left to Right |


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title: Quick 'n Dirty way to move Subversion to another machine
date: '2008-10-14T15:54:00.000-04:00'
author: John
tags:
- OSS
modified_time: '2010-09-03T22:13:28.650-04:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2811308028656623966.post-2599952311252377660
blogger_orig_url: http://pragmatic-software.blogspot.com/2008/10/quick-n-dirty-way-to-move-subversion-to.html
---
If you have an existing Subversion tree on disk somewhere and you wish to move it to another machine, here's a quick 'n dirty way to do it. I'm pretty sure I read this before somewhere but couldn't find it however I decided to try it anyway. Basically, you install the same version of Subversion onto the new server, create an identically named repository ("svnadmin create foo" - assuming "foo" is the name of the new repo), replace the contents of the "foo" directory from the original machine and voila.
Of course, this is no doubt unsupported - the proper way to move a repository to another location is documented here.


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| *******************! btGenericPoolAllocator *******************!/// | |
| void * | allocate (size_t size_bytes) |
| Allocates memory in pool. |
General purpose Allocator which can create Memory Pools dynamiacally as needed.
Definition at line 113 of file btGenericPoolAllocator.h.
| void * btGenericPoolAllocator::allocate | ( | size_t | size_bytes | ) |
Allocates memory in pool.
| size_bytes | size in bytes of the buffer | |
| size_bytes | size in bytes of the buffer |
Definition at line 215 of file btGenericPoolAllocator.cpp.
References btGenericMemoryPool::allocate().
00216 { 00217 void * ptr = NULL; 00218 00219 size_t i = 0; 00220 while(i<m_pool_count && ptr == NULL) 00221 { 00222 ptr = m_pools[i]->allocate(size_bytes); 00223 ++i; 00224 } 00225 00226 if(ptr) return ptr; 00227 00228 return failback_alloc(size_bytes); 00229 }


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FG recovers N594.08bn through whistle-blower policy
by Ifeanyi OnubaIfeanyi Onuba, Abuja
Since the adoption of the whistle-blower policy in 2016, the Federal Government has so far recovered N594.09bn through the policy.
The Permanent Secretary, Special Duties, Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Muhammed Dikwa, said this at a workshop in Abuja.
Dikwa, according to a statement issued on Thursday night by the ministry, said the whistle-blower policy had come to stay in Nigeria.
He added that Nigeria had joined other countries of the world to accept the policy as a global acceptable norm.
Dikwa noted that the Federal Government decided to introduce the policy to fight corruption and other financial crimes.
He also said that through the policy, the government was able to recover salaries from retired diplomats who were still being paid for almost two years to the tune of N192m.
Dikwa added that the policy had assisted in reducing corruption in the public sector.
On the challenges encountered in the course of implementing the policy, the Permanent Secretary highlighted lack of proper legal framework, poor funding, lack of coordination and diverse information among relevant organisations.
Charting the way forward, Dikwa said the Whistle-blower and Witness Protection Bill 2019 was being put together to make the policy effective and provide legal backing and administrative guide for the policy.
He, however, urged participants to critically review the draft bill and make additional input before it could be sent to the National Assembly for parliamentary scrutiny.
The meeting was attended by top officials from ministries of Finance and Justice, representatives from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, National Financial Intelligent Unit, Department of State Service, and members of the civil society.
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ftp - Client-side tcl implementation of the ftp protocol
The ftp package provides the client side of the ftp protocol as specified in RFC 959 (http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc959.txt). The package implements both active (default) and passive ftp sessions.
A new ftp session is started with the ::ftp::Open command. To shutdown an existing ftp session use ::ftp::Close. All other commands are restricted to usage in an an open ftp session. They will generate errors if they are used out of context. The ftp package includes file and directory manipulating commands for remote sites. To perform the same operations on the local site use commands built into the core, like cd or file.
The output of the package is controlled by two state variables, ::ftp::VERBOSE and ::ftp::DEBUG. Setting ::ftp::VERBOSE to "1" forces the package to show all responses from a remote server. The default value is "0". Setting ::ftp::DEBUG to "1" enables debugging and forces the package to show all return codes, states, state changes and "real" ftp commands. The default value is "0".
The command ::ftp::DisplayMsg is used to show the different messages from the ftp session. The setting of ::ftp::VERBOSE determines if this command is called or not. The current implementation of the command uses the log package of tcllib to write the messages to their final destination. This means that the behaviour of ::ftp::DisplayMsg can be customized without changing its implementation. For more radical changes overwriting its implementation by the application is of course still possible. Note that the default implementation honors the option -output to ::ftp::Open for a session specific log command.
Caution: The default implementation logs error messages like all other messages. If this behaviour is changed to throwing an error instead all commands in the API will change their behaviour too. In such a case they will not return a failure code as described below but pass the thrown error to their caller.
This command is used to start a FTP session by establishing a control connection to the FTP server. The defaults are used for any option not specified by the caller.
The command takes a host name server, a user name user and a password password as its parameters and returns a session handle that is an integer number greater than or equal to "0", if the connection is successfully established. Otherwise it returns "-1". The server parameter must be the name or internet address (in dotted decimal notation) of the ftp server to connect to. The user and passwd parameters must contain a valid user name and password to complete the login process.
The options overwrite some default values or set special abilities:
The blocksize is used during data transfer. At most size bytes are transfered at once. The default value for this option is 4096. The package will evaluate the -progress callback for the session after the transfer of each block.
If seconds is non-zero, then ::ftp::Open sets up a timeout which will occur after the specified number of seconds. The default value is 600.
The port number specifies an alternative remote port on the ftp server on which the ftp service resides. Most ftp services listen for connection requests on the default port 21. Sometimes, usually for security reasons, port numbers other than 21 are used for ftp connections.
The transfer mode option determines if a file transfer occurs in active or passive mode. In passive mode the client will ask the ftp server to listen on a data port and wait for the connection rather than to initiate the process by itself when a data transfer request comes in. Passive mode is normally a requirement when accessing sites via a firewall. The default mode is active.
This callback is evaluated whenever a block of data was transfered. See the option -blocksize for how to specify the size of the transfered blocks.
When evaluating the callback one argument is appended to the callback script, the current accumulated number of bytes transferred so far.
Specifying this option places the connection into asynchronous mode. The callback is evaluated after the completion of any operation. When an operation is running no further operations must be started until a callback has been received for the currently executing operation.
When evaluating the callback several arguments are appended to the callback script, namely the keyword of the operation that has completed and any additional arguments specific to the operation. If an error occurred during the execution of the operation the callback is given the keyword error.
This option has no default. If it is set the default implementation of ::ftp::DisplayMsg will use its value as command prefix to log all internal messages. The callback will have three arguments appended to it before evaluation, the id of the session, the message itself, and the connection state, in this order.
This command terminates the specified ftp session. If no file transfer is in progress, the server will close the control connection immediately. If a file transfer is in progress however, the control connection will remain open until the transfers completes. When that happens the server will write the result response for the transfer to it and close the connection afterward.
This command changes the current working directory on the ftp server to a specified target directory. The command returns 1 if the current working directory was successfully changed to the specified directory or 0 if it fails. The target directory can be
a subdirectory of the current directory,
Two dots, .. (as an indicator for the parent directory of the current directory)
or a fully qualified path to a new working directory.
This command returns the complete path of the current working directory on the ftp server, or an empty string in case of an error.
This command sets the ftp file transfer type to either ascii, binary, or tenex. The command always returns the currently set type. If called without type no change is made.
Currently only ascii and binary types are supported. There is some early (alpha) support for Tenex mode. The type ascii is normally used to convert text files into a format suitable for text editors on the platform of the destination machine. This mainly affects end-of-line markers. The type binary on the other hand allows the undisturbed transfer of non-text files, such as compressed files, images and executables.
This command returns a human-readable list of files. Wildcard expressions such as "*.tcl" are allowed. If pattern refers to a specific directory, then the contents of that directory are returned. If the pattern is not a fully-qualified path name, the command lists entries relative to the current remote directory. If no pattern is specified, the contents of the current remote directory is returned.
The listing includes any system-dependent information that the server chooses to include. For example most UNIX systems produce output from the command ls -l. The command returns the retrieved information as a tcl list with one item per entry. Empty lines and UNIX's "total" lines are ignored and not included in the result as reported by this command.
If the command fails an empty list is returned.
This command has the same behavior as the ::ftp::List command, except that it only retrieves an abbreviated listing. This means only file names are returned in a sorted list.
This command returns the size of the specified file on the ftp server. If the command fails an empty string is returned.
ATTENTION! It will not work properly when in ascii mode and is not supported by all ftp server implementations.
This command retrieves the time of the last modification of the file on the ftp server as a system dependent integer value in seconds or an empty string if an error occurred. Use the built-in command clock to convert the retrieves value into other formats.
This command deletes the specified file on the ftp server. The command returns 1 if the specified file was successfully deleted or 0 if it failed.
This command renames the file from in the current directory of the ftp server to the specified new file name to. This new file name must not be the same as any existing subdirectory or file name. The command returns 1 if the specified file was successfully renamed or 0 if it failed.
This command transfers a local file local to a remote file remote on the ftp server. If the file parameters passed to the command do not fully qualified path names the command will use the current directory on local and remote host. If the remote file name is unspecified, the server will use the name of the local file as the name of the remote file. The command returns 1 to indicate a successful transfer and 0 in the case of a failure.
If -data data is specified instead of a local file, the system will not transfer a file, but the data passed into it. In this case the name of the remote file has to be specified.
If -channel chan is specified instead of a local file, the system will not transfer a file, but read the contents of the channel chan and write this to the remote file. In this case the name of the remote file has to be specified. After the transfer chan will be closed.
This command behaves like ::ftp::Puts, but appends the transfered information to the remote file. If the file did not exist on the server it will be created.
This command retrieves a remote file remote on the ftp server and stores its contents into the local file local. If the file parameters passed to the command are not fully qualified path names the command will use the current directory on local and remote host. If the local file name is unspecified, the server will use the name of the remote file as the name of the local file. The command returns 1 to indicate a successful transfer and 0 in the case of a failure. The command will throw an error if the directory the file local is to be placed in does not exist.
If -variable varname is specified, the system will store the retrieved data into the variable varname instead of a file.
If -channel chan is specified, the system will write the retrieved data into the channel chan instead of a file. The system will not close chan after the transfer, this is the responsibility of the caller to ::ftp::Get.
This command behaves like ::ftp::Get, except that if local file local exists and is smaller than remote file remote, the local file is presumed to be a partially transferred copy of the remote file and the transfer is continued from the apparent point of failure. The command will throw an error if the directory the file local is to be placed in does not exist. This command is useful when transferring very large files over networks that tend to drop connections.
Specifying the additional byte offsets from and to will cause the command to change its behaviour and to download exactly the specified slice of the remote file. This mode is possible only if a local destination is explicitly provided. Omission of to leads to downloading till the end of the file.
This command behaves like ::ftp::Get, except that it retrieves the remote file only if the modification time of the remote file is more recent than the file on the local system. If the file does not exist on the local system, the remote file is considered newer. The command will throw an error if the directory the file local is to be placed in does not exist.
This command creates the specified directory on the ftp server. If the specified path is relative the new directory will be created as a subdirectory of the current working directory. Else the created directory will have the specified path name. The command returns 1 to indicate a successful creation of the directory and 0 in the case of a failure.
This command removes the specified directory on the ftp server. The remote directory has to be empty or the command will fail. The command returns 1 to indicate a successful removal of the directory and 0 in the case of a failure.
This command is used to send an arbitrary ftp command to the server. It cannot be used to obtain a directory listing or for transferring files. It is included to allow an application to execute commands on the ftp server which are not provided by this package. The arguments are sent verbatim, i.e. as is, with no changes.
In contrast to the other commands in this package this command will not parse the response it got from the ftp server but return it verbatim to the caller.
This command is used by the package itself to show the different messages from the ftp sessions. The package itself declares this command very simple, writing the messages to stdout (if ::ftp::VERBOSE was set, see below) and throwing tcl errors for error messages. It is the responsibility of the application to overwrite it as needed. A state variable for different states assigned to different colors is recommended by the author. The package log is useful for this.
A state variable controlling the output of the package. Setting ::ftp::VERBOSE to "1" forces the package to show all responses from a remote server. The default value is "0".
A state variable controlling the output of ftp. Setting ::ftp::DEBUG to "1" enables debugging and forces the package to show all return codes, states, state changes and "real" ftp commands. The default value is "0".
The correct execution of many commands depends upon the proper behavior by the remote server, network and router configuration.
An update command placed in the procedure ::ftp::DisplayMsg may run into persistent errors or infinite loops. The solution to this problem is to use update idletasks instead of update.
This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category ftp of the Tcllib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation.
When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
Note further that attachments are strongly preferred over inlined patches. Attachments can be made by going to the Edit form of the ticket immediately after its creation, and then using the left-most button in the secondary navigation bar.
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Of the many responses to my editorial on the corruption of Agile, two that disagreed stand out.
April 01, 2014
URL:http://www.drdobbs.com/architecture-and-design/addressing-the-corruption-of-agile/240166890
My recent editorial on the corruption of Agile lamented the religious aspects of Agile and assailed the view held by some developers today that without Agile practices, it's not possible to write good software. These points clearly touched a sore point, for within hours of posting the editorial, I'd received several letters thanking me for writing a long overdue piece. The comments both on our site and on the popular programming aggregators were thoughtful and generally refined points I made. Among the responses that disagreed in part or in whole, two noteworthy ones were an open letter from Rob Myers at the Agile Institute and a lengthy blog post by "Uncle Bob" Martin, one of the leading exponents of Agile practices, who more directly took me to task.
Myers agreed with my overarching points about Agile, but disagreed with my use of TDD as an example of the wayward religious aspects. He felt that the enthusiasm for TDD is due to the benefits people derive from its use. Specifically, the ability to try out code and, from the tests, tell whether it works correctly with the larger code base. And, as he insightfully points out, given the ascending complexity of today's apps, not many practices enable such quick feedback. He also likes tests' ability to be "comprehensive, executable engineering documentation describing all the discrete behaviors of the system in a non-combinatorial fashion," plus "the ability to change the code rapidly and confidently." I have no difficulty with any of Myers' points, save the implication that you need TDD to do this. All the benefits he lists could be attained equally by writing tests after the code, rather than before. And nothing requires that code be written in the smallest testable increments — a foundational tenet of TDD. Fundamentally, he's praising the benefits of writing many unit tests. I agree with the perspective. But TDD is definitely not required to do this.
Bob Martin took on my contention that Agile is a set of values, not a set of practices. He repeatedly explained how all cultures, including Agile, are known through their practices ("If you see a bride and groom breaking glass under a canopy, you can guess the culture.") He extended this analogy to other religions and to martial arts, each time expressing how the practices define the culture. I don't find this argument persuasive.
Many, many practices are so disassociated from the values they originally expressed that they have become hollow, empty, ritualistic behaviors. Religions, corporations, and Agile shops are just some of the institutions that engage in practices despite having long ago lost the understanding of the values they were intended to instantiate.
As I pointed out in the original article, organizations that don't use the defined Agile practices can still be Agile if they welcome change and exhibit the values expressed in the manifesto. I thought Martin might run with this and talk about the need to remind organizations of those values, to make them living once again. But instead, Martin argues that Agile should have more practices: "The biggest problem I have seen within the Agile movement is the elimination of the practices. One by one, over the years, the practices have been de-emphasized, or even stripped away. This loss of practice has diluted and changed the Agile culture into something that I don't recognize as Agile anymore."
I find this view untenable. The reason many of these practices have been abandoned is because they did not generate sufficient lift for the cost they imposed. Pair programming being perhaps the defining example of this perceived lack of ROI. In response to Martin's post, this comment was posted on Reddit: "I work at Google. Most teams don't use Agile. A very few do, and the team members complain about all the time wasted in 6-hour planning sessions. Google has great software engineering discipline, with a huge focus on design reviews, code reviews, and strong unit testing and integration testing. Most people there recognize that Agile is just a religion." It was one of many comments on Reddit to express similar dissatisfaction with Agile "religion."
Martin concludes his essay saying, "If you've got better practices, I'd love to see them. If I believe they are better, I'll adopt them in a heartbeat." However, he does not appear to see the link between the two points he's made. He cannot both state that he's willing to abandon Agile practices for better ones, and then begrudge the many organizations that have done just that.
It may well be that Agile has reached its high-water mark and the appreciation of its benefits has begun to recede. If so, Agile itself will need agility to adapt to changes. I believe those changes will mean that a few core practices will remain and new ones will be adopted as the needs of software development dictate. For this to occur productively, the values of Agile will need to be retained, while the practices change. If you look at Agile being a set of values, this is entirely possible, and likely the only way it can move forward.
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Jessica Gao, who won an Emmy for her work on Rick and Morty, has been hired to develop and lead the writing team on Marvel‘s She-Hulk.
The hiring of Gao is the first creative development of the new series since it was announced by Marvel’s Kevin Feige at Disney’s D23 Fan Expo.
With numerous animation credits such as Nickelodeon’s The Mighty B! as well as her work on Rick and Morty, Gao is an accomplished writer who won an Emmy for her work on Rick and Morty episode ‘Pickle Rick’.
She also wrote episodes of HBO’s Silicon Valley and wrote and executive produced a comedy pilot for ABC titled Lazy Rich Asians, which shot this year.
She-Hulk was the last major character co-created by Stan Lee. Given her powers after receiving an emergency blood transfusion from her cousin, Bruce Banner, aka The Hulk, She-Hulk is attorney Jennifer Walters. Unlike Banner/Hulk, she was able to keep her intelligence and personality when she transitioned into her green alter-ego.
Meanwhile, the UK release date for season 4 of Rick and Morty has been confirmed.
The new series will come to Channel 4 in the UK in January 2020, and it’ll be split into two parts containing five episodes each.


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My recent article on Composition Root reuse generated some comments:
These comments are from two different people, but they provide a decent summary of the concerns being voiced."What do you think about pushing these factories and builders to a library so that they can be reused by different composition roots?"
"We want to share the composition root, because otherwise when a component needs a new dependency and a constructor parameter is added, we'd have to change the same code in two different places."
Is it a good idea to provide one or more Facades, for example in the form of Factories or Builders, for the libraries making up a Composition Root? More specifically, is it a good idea to provide a Factory or Builder that can compose a complete object graph spanning multiple libraries?
In this article, I will attempt to answer that question for various cases of library bundles. To make the terminology a bit more streamlined, I'll refer to any Factory or Builder that composes object graphs as a Composer.
In the case of a single library, I think I've already answered the question in the affirmative. There's nothing wrong with including a Facade in the form of a Factory or Builder in order to make that single library easier to use.
When you introduce a second library, things start becoming interesting. If we consider the case of two libraries, for example a Domain Model and a Data Access Library, the Composition Root will need to compose an object graph where some of the objects in the graph are from the Domain Model, and some of the objects are from the Data Access Library.
In the spirit of Agile Principles, Patterns, and Practices (APPP), it turns out that simply drawing dependency diagrams can be helpful. From the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) we know that the "clients [...] own the abstract interfaces" (APPP, chapter 11), which means that for our two example libraries, the dependency graph must look like this:
At least, if you follow the most common architectures for loosely couple code, the Domain Model is the 'client', so it gets to define the interfaces it needs. Thus, it follows that the Data Access Library, in order to implement those interfaces, must have a compile-time dependency on the Domain Model. That's what the arrow means.
From this diagram, it should be clear that you can't put a Factory or Builder in the Domain Model library. If the Composer should compose object graphs from both libraries, it would need to reference both of those libraries, and the Domain Model can't reference the Data Access Library, since that would result in a circular reference.
You could put the Composer in the Data Access Library, but that somehow doesn't feel right, and in any case, as we shall see later, this solution can't be generalised to n libraries.
A solution that many people reach for, then, is to pull the interfaces out into a separate library, like this:
It's a bit like cheating, according to the DIP, but it's as decoupled as before. In this diagram, the Domain Model depends on the interfaces because it uses them, while the Data Access Library depends on the interface library because it implements the interfaces. Unfortunately, this doesn't solve the problem at all, because there's still no place to place a Composer without getting into a problem with either the DIP, or circular references (exercise: try it!).
A possible option is to keep the libraries as the DIP dictates, and then add a third Composer library:
The Composer library references both the Domain Model and the Data Access Library, so it's possible for it to compose object graphs with objects from both libraries. The only purpose of this library, then, is to compose those object graphs, so it'll likely only contain a single class.
Does the above conclusions change if you have more than two libraries? Only in the sense that it further restricts your options. As the analysis of the special case with two libraries demonstrated, you only have two options for adding a Composer to your bundle of libraries:
Imagine that you have two Data Access Libraries instead of one:
For instance, the SQL Access Library may implement various interfaces defined by the Domain Model, based on a SQL Server database; and the Web Service Access Library may implement some other interfaces by calling out to some web service.
If the Composer must be able to compose object graphs with object from all three libraries, it must reside in a library that references all of the relevant libraries. The Domain Model is still out of the question because you can't have circular references. That leaves one of the two Data Access libraries. It'd be technically possible to e.g. add a reference from the SQL Access Library to the Web Service Access Library, and put the Composer in the SQL Access Library:
However, why would you ever do that? It's clearly wrong to let one Data Access library depend on another, and it doesn't help if you reverse the arrow.
Thus, the only option left is to add a new Composer library:
As before, the Composer library has references to all other libraries, and contains a single class that composes object graphs.
The point of this analysis is to arrive at the conclusion that no matter how you twist and turn, you'll have to add a completely new library with the only purpose of composing object graphs. Is it warranted?
If the only motivation for doing this is to avoid duplicated code, I would argue that this looks like over-engineering. In the questions quoted above, it sounds as if the Rule of Three isn't even satisfied. It's always important to question your motivations for avoiding duplication. In this case, I'd be wary of introducing so much extra complexity only in order to avoid writing the same lines of code twice - particularly when it's likely that the duplication is accidental.
Attempting to provide a reusable Facade to compose object graphs across multiple libraries is hardly worth the trouble. Think twice before you do it.
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Dear Mark,
Thanks again for another wonderful post. I'm one of the guys you mentioned at the beginning of this text and I totally agree with you on this subject.
Maybe I wasn't specific enough in my comment that I didn't mean to introduce factories and builders handling dependencies from two or more assemblies, but only from a single one. The composition root wires the independent subgraphs from the different assemblies together.
However, I want to reemphasize the Builder Pattern in this context: it provides default dependencies for the object graph to be created and (usually) a fluent API (i.e. some sort of method chaining) to exchange these dependencies. This has the following consequences for the client programmer using the builder(s): he or she can easily create a default object graph by calling new Builder().Build() and still exchange dependencies he or she cares about. This can keep the composition root clean (at least for Arrange phases of tests this is true).
Why I'm so excited about this? Because I use this all the time in my automated tests, but haven't really used it in my production composition roots (or seen it in others). After reading this post and Composition Root Reuse, I will try to incorporate builders more often in my production code.
Mark - thank you for making me think about this.
Kenny, thank you for writing. The Builder pattern is indeed a good way to implement Facades for a single library.


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USB Thermometer use a SQLite engine as a database system. Thanks to this it is very easy to access data from third party
software. The database stores settings of sensors and temperature samples.
Table sensors
Sensors settings and properties are stored in the following table:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS sensors( i INTEGER PRIMARY KEY ASC, type VARCHAR(16), medium VARCHAR(16), name VARCHAR(256), id BIGINT UNIQUE )
Structure of the sensors table is as follows:
| Column name | Data type | Description |
| i | INTEGER PRIMARY KEY ASC |
Row index |
| type | VARCHAR(16) |
Type of a sensor. Supported are two types: DS18B20 i DS18S20 |
| medium | VARCHAR(16) |
Type of a medium. Only one is correct TEMPERATURE |
| name | VARCHAR(256) |
Name of a sensor defined by the user and displayed in application |
| id | BIGINT UNIQUE |
ROM number of a sensor. It is also a serial number of the sensor |
Sample's tables
Temperature samples are stored in multiple tables of the same structure.
The name of table is formalized. It identifies a sensor as follows: S[sensor.id]. Where sensor.id
is the ROM number (in hexadecimal form) of the sensor stored in table sensors.
Every sensor has each sample's table. It has been made due to optimization of the database performance.
Syntax of the sample's tables is as follows:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS S[sensor.id]( dateOfCreation DATETIME PRIMARY KEY ASC, value REAL )
Structure of the sample's tables is as follows
| Column name | Data type | Description |
| dateOfCreation | DATETIME PRIMARY KEY ASC |
Data and time of the measure |
| value | REAL |
Measured value |
PRAGMA parameters
The application database has followings PRAGMA settings:
PRAGMA PAGE_SIZE = 4096
PRAGMA default_cache_size = 700000
PRAGMA cache_size = 700000
Adwanced user can change, add or remove those settings if it needs.
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1 Jehoshaphat his son became king in his place and strengthened himself against Israel.
2 He placed forces in all the fortified cities of Judah, and set garrisons in the land of Judah and in the cities of Ephraim, which Asa his father had captured.
3 Yahweh was with Jehoshaphat because he walked in the first ways of his father David, and did not turn to the Baals.
4 Instead, he relied on the God of his father, and walked in his commandments, not after the behavior of Israel.
5 So Yahweh established the rule in his hand; all Judah brought tribute to Jehoshaphat. He had riches and honor in abundance.
6 His heart was fixed on Yahweh's ways. He also took away the shrines and the Asherah poles from Judah.
7 In the third year of his reign he sent his officials Benhail, Obadiah, Zechariah, Nethanel, and Micaiah, to teach in the cities of Judah.
8 With them were Levites: Shemaiah, Nethaniah, Zebadiah, Asahel, Shemiramoth, Jehonathan, Adonijah, Tobijah, and Tobadonijah; and with them were the priests Elishama and Jehoram.
9 They taught in Judah, having The Book of the Law of Yahweh with them. They went about throughout all the cities of Judah and taught among the people.
10 Terror of Yahweh fell on all the monarchies of the lands that were around Judah, so that they made no war against Jehoshaphat.
11 Some of the Philistines brought Jehoshaphat presents, and silver as tribute. Arabians also brought him flocks, 7,700 rams, and 7,700 goats.
12 Jehoshaphat became very powerful. He built fortresses and store cities in Judah.
13 He had many supplies in the cities of Judah, and soldiers—strong, courageous men—in Jerusalem.
14 Here is a list of them, order by the name of their fathers' houses:
From Judah, the commanders of thousands;
Adnah the commander, and with him 300,000 fighting men;
15 next to him Jehohanan the commander, and with him 280,000 men;
16 next to him Amasiah, the son of Zichri, who willingly offered to serve Yahweh; and with him 200,000 fighting men.
17 From Benjamin:
Eliada a powerful man of courage, and with him 200,000 armed with bows and shields;
18 next to him Jehozabad, and with him 180,000 ready prepared for war.
19 These were those who served the king, besides those whom the king put in the fortified cities throughout all Judah.


After seeing a couple of my friends take this substance I finally decided to take it myself. I decided to take it on a Saturday even though I knew I had to work Sunday afternoon, because my friends told me that there was no hangover.
I took about 8 milligrams of the powder, it tasted horrible and had a taste that was hard to get rid of. The first thing I noticed was a general restlessness and I started pacing around the room. I played a couple of CD's but didn't find them particularly appealing.
Within 20 minutes of taking the compound my pulse was rising. I was expecting effects similar to MDMA, although as it turns out it is completely different from MDMA.
As the body buzz grew more intense I started to feel incredibly cold and wrapped my self in a blanket even though the room was around 80- 85 degrees.
Soon after the chills started the mental effects got rolling. My thoughts slowed down and I found it hard to keep up with the conversation that my friend, Rob, and my girlfriend, Marci, were having. Colors became intensified and my eyes became more sensitive to light even though there was relatively little pupil dilation. The mental effects bared some similarity to marijuana and also psilocybin but wasn't very visual.
There were no closed eye patterns and my surrounding only seemed vaguely different in a way that was hard to explain. The mental effects of this compound had absolutely no similarities to MDMA although the physical component is more intense but similar.
There was absolutely no mood elevation and the ever-increasing body effects were making me nauseous. I felt that I was going to throw up. I went into the bathroom and dry heaved for a few minutes then decided to go to the bathroom. I had diarrhea.
After cleansing my bowels I felt better but was still cold. Rob asked me if I could feel the heat from a nearby candle. I put my hand by the candle and barely noticed the change in temperature. I lowered the palm of my hand to just a few centimeters away from the flame but still felt nothing. I held it there for a few minutes.
Rob tried holding his hand there for a few seconds and got burned. I commented how in trance states some people can walk on fire and not get burned. I have been able to do a similar thing on MDMA but not on any other compound.
As the trip wound down about 5 hours after dosing I felt normal but anxious and full of energy yet somehow lazy at the same time. I decided to smoke some Marijuana with Rob. This is very atypical for me as I normally find the stupefying effects of marijuana too be annoying. I thought the combination might be good.
As it turned out, I was right it seems that 5-Meo-DIPT greatly reduces the mental slowing of marijuana and the marijuana decreased the agitation and stomach upset of the 5-Meo-DIPT. There was definitely some synergy between the two compounds.
I meditated before sleeping and found that it was easier to reach a trance state than normal. I woke in the morning feeling unusually well rested even though I only slept for a few hours. I felt a pleasant mood elevation that lasted a couple of days.
Another occasion I tried this compound I decided to up the dose to 15mg.
The agitation was subsequently increased although the nausea was lessened because I had decided to fast that day. I felt pleasantly aroused although I was not as incredibly horny as my girlfriend became on the higher doses this compound. I had heard from my girlfriend that this chemical increased sexual pleasure significantly for her. I decided that it would be a good idea for us to have sex.
Tactile sensation was definitely enhanced by the compound and the anxiety and nausea were temporarily gone during lovemaking. I wonder if this is because of some unknown synergy between the endorphins released during sex and the 5-MeO-DIPT. It also makes me wonder is opiates would show any synergy with this chemical.
After sex I closed my eyes and was greeted by some very interesting closed eye visuals. Pictures of Snakes, DNA, and dendrites danced before my eyes.
An hour after sex my nausea and agitation returned. I wished I had some marijuana as it is evident that for the last few hours of the trip the only significant effect is the bothersome agitated feeling and insomnia, which are easily cured by smoking pot.
My girlfriend got drunk and reported some synergy with alcohol although I didn't want a hang over so I decided not to drink with her.
I tossed and turned that night but eventually fell asleep. Even after the fitful night I felt a pleasant happiness throughout the next day just as I had on my previous experiences.
SPECIAL NOTES: Many people have reported that 5-MeO-DIPT provides a smoother transition for the more powerful tryptamines such as DMT and 5-MeO-DIPT.
DPT and 5-MeO-DIPT is a particularly intense combination and many people have reported religious experiences with this particular combination, as it seems to extend the duration of the DPT trip considerably.
Some men find that taking 5-Meo-DIPT along with it can relieve the erection problems caused by MDMA. Taking 5-Meo-DIPT at the same time as psilocybin or LSD causes it's effects to become partially obscured behind the stronger psychedelic compound so that only it's erotic effects and body load are noticed.
5-MeO-DIPT has proved to be useful to me in achieving deeper meditative trances than normally possible although mystical experiences are not as prevalent as with other substances and aren't normally achieved without at least some degree of practice. The body load of this substance stands in the way of this compounds potential for spiritual work involving concentration, as it is easy to end up concentrating on the body discomfort instead of the desired magickal task.
Marijuana can be especially beneficial if one desires to do magickal work with this compound because it increases the visual aspect of the trip and decreases the body discomfort. Sexual pleasure and sex magick could be greatly enhanced by this compound. Visuals often increase after having sex and the nausea of the compound is decreased.
Like MDMA, 5-MeO-DIPT increases tactile sensation. Unlike MDMA, however 5-MeO-DIPT will not cause any erection problem and even makes achieving an erection easier. This chemical may actually have some future in the treatment of male sexual dysfunction.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


I see this again and again, most recently in this post about Google Reader. There VentureBeat argues that Google should use OpenSocial to find out who my friends are and hence who can read my shared items. While a nice idea, this is totally not what OpenSocial is, at least not in its first incarnation. This was confirmed to my on le web 3 this year.
The thing is that OpenSocial is only about allowing your to write an app/widget and have it run anywhere, more or less. You will have one hock inside Ning, LinkedIn, and whoever else is a member to get the friends of the current user and then do stuff with it. I am not even sure if you can get the friends but if you do you will get the friends of the currently logged in user in the system you are on. It’s not like you can export your social graph and find your friends on LinkedIn for use inside Google Reader. That is not the point of this first verison. It is just there to give a bigger possible install base for your applications.
With that said, further going through my "still to read and possibly write about" items :)


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