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My first experience in college.. I had never been a ladies man, and when I first got to the University I was determined to start new, a clean slate. But a few months in and I was back to my habits of being a nice shy guy, but then...
I was lucky enough to secure one of single rooms in my dorm when I got to the university, and it was a brand new dorm too which made the success of getting a single that much sweeter, I would have unlimited privacy to masturbate as much as I wanted, hang out naked all day and play with myself absentmindedly. As a young college freshman I was eager to start my sexual exploits, as in high school the extent of my female interactions was limited to making out with a girl twice my senior year. As with all freshman dorms you are forced by the RA to meet everyone on the floor, I was on the 4th, so the awkward exchange ensued.
I met the four girls who lived in the room right across from me, seemed nice enough and then I met the two girls living at the far end of the floor. All were moderately attractive, though I could tell one was eying me over. This is where Jessica comes in. I had never really thought much about her, she was a short black haired Mexican girl, B cup tits, and a little pudgy, who I was interested in was her friend Amanda, taller, thinner, also Mexican, B cup, so I resolved to come out of my shell and interact with the girls more. My friend Dan helped with this because he was the more social, we all would hang out in the community room talking and watching TV or in my room playing Mario Kart, we always singled out Amanda and Jessica to play, and I may have let them win.
Eventually, it became increasingly obvious that Jessica was interested, though I played aloof to this. Then she asked to hang out more alone.. Finally, I resolved that I could not keep putting this off, or I would come off as a real asshole, so we hung out a few times, making idle conversation until Dan showed up. Now, when I say that I have an incredibly high sex drive, I mean it. I didn't drink, drugs, smoke or anything, but I am ALWAYS horny. I was horny every single day, I masturbated 3 times a day freshman year, porn was always playing on the times I was not at class or hanging with people, so this idle boring hang out sessions with Jessica were really cutting into my masturbation time.
Finally after a day of chatting on social media with Jessica I brought up the topic of masturbation, thinking I would disgust her and scare her off, to my surprise she admitted she did, and quite frequently. Finally something to go on, our conversations turned quite sexual, I told her I masturbated a lot, three times daily, that I cum a lot, (which I do, super virile!), we both watched porn actively and that we knew how to get ourselves off expertly. When you're young and violently horny you become shockingly bold, as I found out that day, thinking nothing of it I invited Jessica over to hang out following our masturbation conversation, she agreed and headed over.
Now my desk is in the corner, to the right of that is the loveseat couch, in front of the TV, I let her in and she plops on the couch, she's wearing a tank top shirt and shorts, I'm in my t shirt and basketball shorts, I had planned to be in this, easy access to my cock plus it would be very visible if I was hard. We began to talk, me at the desk on my laptop looking up things, her facing the TV but talking, then it happened. I was becoming aroused, I hadn't masturbated yet and I could feel the pressure building in my cock. Then, it clicked. I pulled up a site, found a video and started watching, all the while talking to her.
My cock began to stiffen rapidly, I placed a hand on my cock and began to rub slightly, her having no idea. At first I was gripped with fear, the thrill was intense, but I was a little shy. I was watching the porn with no sound, she had no idea. Emboldened, I turned the volume up to 10. The slight moans were barely audible over the TV and the conversation we were having, no idea what about, simply too horny to pay any real attention. Once or twice I saw out of the corner of my eye her straining to listen, hearing the sounds of that girl getting fucked silly. I smiled, and increased to 15, then 20 then 25, she could hear by now, there was no denying it.
There came a lull in the conversation, I didn't say anything, she didn't and the TV was silent for a few seconds, this seemed to last hours as the fully audible sounds of the women getting fucked on my computer filled the room. Then she said it. "Are you watching porn?" "Oh, yeah, hah sorry, I'm really horny." - To this day, I'm not sure how I played it off so casually. "I can't believe you are! I'm right here trying to talk to you!" "Hah sorry, you can leave if you'd like," "No.. it's fine, whatever." "Ok! Continue"
She was clearly flustered, she stammered to pick up where she was but I could tell she was becoming aroused. I raised the volume to 30 where it stayed, playing over the conversation and TV, my heart was racing, my cock throbbing and my hand slightly trembling. I began to stroke. Visibly stroke. She glanced over a few times, watching but not acknowledging at all, intent on ignoring, but a few times I saw her hand down by her own pussy, and I could tell that she was making circular motions on herself.
Finally, I couldn't take it anymore. I pulled down my shorts and pulled my throbbing cock out eager to be touched. She watched the entire time, I heard her slightly gasp as she saw every inch but said nothing. Smiling, I calmed myself and started pumping it. The sexual tension in the room was incredible, she was shocked I was doing this, me just as much, but determined for her to watch me cum. I cupped my balls, played around, pointed it in directions, pulled up other videos and all the while she was glancing back and forth, my cock to the TV, trying to maintain calm.
She pulled a pillow over her lap, and I could plainly see she was furiously rubbing, her hand circling fast. I turned to watch her play with herself as she was watching me pump my cock hard. I was in ecstasy, I could feel the cum building inside me, I couldn't hold for much longer, both of us were breathing heavy by this point her mouth agape as she watched panting, I couldn't hold it any more, I shot rope after rope of hot cum on my stomach and t shirt that I had lifted, a soft "wow" came out of her mouth as the last rope hit my shirt and she finished herself off.
We sat there panting, the porn still going loudly, I stared at her and she stared at me, then she regained her surroundings. She put the pillow to the side and stood up, adjusting herself. Visibly flustered and wet. I closed the porn and pulled up my shorts, she said "Well, I should probably get going." I agreed, and started to peel the cum covered t shirt off, she said "See you later" I said we would and she closed the door. However, that was not the last I ever saw of Jessica....


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Part 2 - Australia (Collingwood, Melbourne & Ballarat, Victoria)
It does looks like this needs to be in two parts so
Part 2a - Collingwood, Melbourne, Victoria
Part 2b - Ballarat, Victoria
Part 2b - Ballarat, Victoria
Part 3 - Beyond the Grave
Edward Mitchell
Around the 12th July 1852 from London or Plymouth, Edward, Hannah and 'their' three children Elizabeth (12), Louisa (7) and Thomas (6) board the 529 ton Prince Regent barque and sailed to Australia under Captain W. Jago.
Months later in October 1852, according to the South Australian Register they arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia. They arrived through Port Phillip.
It's four years before we find them in the records again and only thanks to that amazingly wonderful treasure Trove. And it's more trouble for Edward and his family.
The Argus (Melbourne, Victoria) dated Tuesday 16 September 1856 carries the following news report.
At the District Court yesterday Edward
Mitchell and John Brown were charged with
making and uttering counterfeit coin. The
prisoners were defended by Messrs. Benson
and Tufton Smith.
Detective Black stated that he arrest-
ed the prisoners in Smith-street, Col-
lingwood, on the previous Saturday. He
took them on suspicion of manufacturing
spurious coin. He, with Randall, another
detective officer, went to Mitchell's house, in
Oxford-street, Collingwood, and remained
watching outside it for two or three hours.
Brown came to the house while they were
there waiting. He entered and remained
about a quarter of an hour, when he left with
Mitchell, and went to the Oxford Arms pub-
lic-house. They remained there for a short
time, and then had some conversation out-
side the place. They afterwards
walked down Smith-street, and
went into the Stirling Castle public-house.
Witness, with Randall, entered the place, and
arrested them. Mitchell, when taken, en-
deavored to conceal something he had in his
hand, and on his being searched seven base
half-sovereigns were found on him. Witness
also found on him a paper, on which was
the following: —
Electric metalling and splitting paper, taking print
out of paper, and substantiating other print : take a
piece of gold the weight of a sovereign, and in 10
seconds reduce it ½ dwt. Take 10 dwts. of fine gold —
add 3 dwts. to same of silver and copper, and pro-
duce a nugget mixed with quartz or otherwise, and
defy detection unless by assaying.
On this paper were several figures in pencil,
unintelligible to all, except the author. A
spurious half-sovereign was found on
the floor near him. On searching Mitchell's
house a quantity of metal was discovered.
Upon Brown were found two chains and a
nugget ring, all of base metal. In Mitchell's
house they also discovered a number of skele-
ton keys, a galvanic battery, a flask of some
metallic solution used in plating. These
things seemed to have been recently used.
He (witness) know Brown, and had heard that
he had been before in trouble for uttering base
Cross-examined : They were obliged to
throw Mitchell down to get the base coin out
of his possession.
Edward Davis stated that the pri-
soner Brown passed a base half-sovereign
to him at the Sarsfield Inn, Little
Bourke-street, on the previous Wednesday.
He called for nobblers for himself and an-
other man, and witness gave him 9s. in
change. When the men went out, he (wit-
ness) examined the half-sovereign, but did
not think it was a bad one until he cut it,
and found it white metal inside. He was
sure as to the identity of the coin. He had
since returned the coin to Brown, and re-
ceived back his change.
The prisoners were then remanded to to-
morrow, the magistrates declining to accept
bail in the present stage of the proceedings.
Another report appeared the following day in the same newspaper - The Argus (Melbourne, Victoria) Wednesday 17 September 1856. Note the change of name from John Brown to Samuel Brown.
At the District Court yesterday Samuel
Brown and Edward Mitchell were again
brought up on a charge of coining and utter-
ing spurious half- sovereigns. Mr. Tufton
Smith and Mr. Benson defended the pri-
Superintendent Nicolson, before the com-
mencement of the proceedings, applied for the
discharge of Brown, who was discharged ac-
cordingly, and placed in the witness-box.
Samuel Brown stated that he was a tailor,
residing in Collingwood. He knew Mitchell,
the man at the bar, and had known him for
about six weeks. He was introduced to him
by a man whose name he did not know. He
resided with Mitchell for six weeks, and
during that time Mitchell was occupied in
making spurious rings and nuggets and elec-
tro plating sixpences to "make them into
half-sovereigns." He had seen him make
spurious sovereigns of " speltor," or brass and
copper. He never gave the witness any of
these, but he gave him about forty half-sove
reigns, at different times, to pass them. Ho
passed about eighteen or twenty of these in
company with the prisoner. The spurious
ring produced was manufactured by Mitchell.
He never saw Mitchell pass any of the base
money himself. When any of the base mo
ney was passed they divided the change be-
tween them. The bottle produced contained
a solution of gold. He had seen Mitchell use
both that and the battery produced. They
were last in use on Saturday morning.
Mr. T. Smith objected to this evidence. as
the prison was only charged with having
counterfeit coin in his possession.
The Bench said that the prisoner was
placed at the bar on both charges-that of
counterfeiting and uttering.
Witness continued : The purpose of the
battery and the solution was to plate six-
pences, and Mitchell used them in that pro-
Cross-examined : Was a tailor, and had re-
sided at the Chalk Hill, Ballarat, previously
to his living with Mitchell. He had sold watches
previously to that-silver ones, which he pur-
chased himself. He "carried on that game"
for two years in Melbourne. He then lived
at the "El Dorado," Market-square. He
had sold gilt watches, but did not gild them
himself. He came from, New York to this
colony about four years ago. Had forty dol-
lars with him then, and went as waiter at the
Saracen's Head. He remained there about
six weeks, and then went to Bendigo, where
he was rather fortunate. On the 24th of last
March he went to Mitchell to get some sove-
reigns and half-sovereigns. He was intro-
duced by a man named "Bob," who intro-
duced him on the last occasion. On that day he
got twenty-six sovereigns and half-sovereigns
from Mitchell. He never saw spurious-made
coin before he saw Mitchell. Had been in
Melbourne Gaol eighteen months ago for
passing off two medals for sovereigns. He
was confined twelve months for that offence.
He served the full time. When he was sen-
tenced it was for the offence of passing two
medals only. He could not say whether he
knew the medals were counterfeit when he
passed them. He would decline to answer
that question. When he came out of gaol
he commenced the watch business again, and
on the 18th September he was again sen-
tenced to six months' imprisonment for sell-
ing a gilt watch as gold. He came out on the
22nd of March last, and fell in with " Bob "
on the 24th. Had been to Geelong, and was
in gaol there for "uttering medals for six-
pences." In March last that occurred. It
was, in fact, for passing bad half-sovereigns.
By Superintendent Nicolson : He got
these half sovereigns from Mitchell.
Mr. Smith objected to the question and
Witness continued : He got three months
at Geelong, and came out of gaol on the 18th
of June. Since that he was not in gaol at
all. He was taken to the watch-house last
week from Bourke-street on suspicion of
uttering base coin, but he had none about
him. He was brought up on the charge on
the Friday morning and remanded. He
was enlarged " on his own personal security.'
He was not watched. He went into the Turf
-Hotel on Friday night, but did not see any
detective behind him or in the room. No
one told him to go to Mitchell's house on
Saturday. He changed a pound at the
Stirling Castle on Saturday. It was a
genuine coin : he had it from a man whom
he met on the previous evening, and who
owed him £3 10s., and who paid him £1 6s. on
account. He went to Mitchell's at half-past
eight on Saturday morning, and asked him to
have a glass of ale. They went, and witness
asked him to let him "have a few of the
sixpences." He did not ask him for goods to
take up the country to sell, or for the use of
the electro-plating machine. He did not
now how to use that. When he got the
coins it was understood what he was to do
with them. Mitchell knew well enough how
they were to be used. He did not know how
to make these half-sovereigns himself. Re-
membered attempting to use the machine,
but did not succeed in making any half
sovereigns. His object in using the machine
was most particularly to " plate a nugget."
The Bench said that the solution produced
should be examined.
Mr. Benson said that the recipe for the So-
lotion was to be found in Napier's Electro
Michael Turner said that he was a fruit-
eier. He had seen the prisoner before. About
a fortnight since Mitchell entered his shop
It was on a Saturday night. He asked wit-
ness how he sold his eggs. Witness told him
2s 6, a dozen, and prisoner purchased two
eggs, and tendered 1s. in payment. Witness
gave him 7d. change. He then left. He re-
turned to the shop in five or ten minutes, and
asked him if he would guarantee the eggs to
be fresh. On receiving a reply in the affirma-
tive he purchased two more, and Brown
stepped in and said that he would pay for
these two eggs. Mitchell said, "No, get two
for yourself." He then purchased two more,
and tendered half-a-sovereign, which witness
believed to be a genuine one. Witness was about
to give him the change, when he said, "Never
mind, I have change enough in my pocket."
He then held out a three-penny piece and a
penny. Witness said that would not do, and
then gave him change for a half-sovereign,
which he counted and left the shop. On
taking up the coin he found it was a counter-
feit, and went out immediately after them.
He could not see anything of them, although
he went into every public-house, in company
with a policeman.
The prisoner was remanded to Thursday ;
and Brown, in order to his detention, was
apprehended on a fresh charge.
The sixpences which had been gilt to pass
as half-sovereigns were most clumsy counter-
feits, and it is very srong evidence of the
carelessness of traders that such things should
pass without instant detection. Not only is
the size and weight different from that of
the genuine coin, but the manufacturers
had not even taken the trouble to obli-
terate the words " sixpence" on the reverse
of the coins. The nuggets and rings wore
more difficult of detection, but would not
for a moment deceive a dealer in such arti-
cles. The things in fact were made to sell to
unwary private purchasers-and it may be as
well to point out to those who make those
indiscriminate purchases that they have
almost a certainty of being swindled.
The events in court on Monday, 15 September was also reported in another newspaper (The Age - Melbourne, Victoria) - on Wednesday 17 September1856.
Monday, 15 th September.
(Before C. P. Hackett, Esq., S.M., and S. E. Freeman,
Esq., J.P.)
The business of this Court was to-day very voluminous, and
detained the Court till a very late hour. Some of the cases
werw of a very serious nature, both on the Watch-house
sheet and the cause list. They are reported below.
THE COLLINGWOOD COINERS.— Edward Mitchell and John
Brown were placed in the dock charged with the offence of
manufacturing base coin. Mr Benson and Mr Tufton Smith
both appeared for prisoner Mitchell. They slightly disputed
the right. Mr Benson was understood to produce the oldest
and most precise code of instructions. The Bench suggested
that both gentlemen should jointly appear and divide the pro-
ceeds. The gentlemen bowed, and Mr Benson took the most
active part in the defence. Detective Charles Black stated that
on Saturday last he arrested the prisoners in Smith street,
Collingwood, on suspicion of manufacturing base coin and ut-
tering the same. From information received he, with Detective
Randall, proceeded to Oxford street, Collingwood, to the resi-
dence of Mitchell ; they remained near the house for three hours,
during that time Brown knooked at the door; He was admitted
and the door closed. He remained there at least fifteen
minutes, when witness saw him and Mitchell leave the house,
and go to the Oxford Arms, public house. They remained
there a short time, and then left. They conversed together
privately outside the door of the public house for a few
minutes, and then returned to Mitchell's house. In about
half an hour after witness saw Mr Benson leave the house,
and then in an hour both prisoners left the house together.
They went along Smith street, and entered the Stirling Castle,
public house. Witness, with Detective Randall, followed
them, and there arrested Mitchell. On the arrest Mitchell
endeavored to conceal something that had been in his left hand
trousers pocket. Witness tried to get it. Resistance was
made, but the officers succeeded, and found that the objects of
concealment were seven spurious coins, half sovereigns. Wit-
ness marked them. They are those produced. He also found
on Mitchell's person the paper produced, which runs as fol-
lows Electric Metallurgy. Splitting paper. Taking print
out of paper, and substituting other print. Take a piece of
gold, the weight of a sovereign, and in two seconds render it
half a dwt. Take ten dwts. of fine gold, add three dwts. to
same of silver and copper, and produce a nugget mixed with
quartz or otherwise, and defy detection, unless by assaying.'
He produced another spurious half sovereign, lifted from the
floor, and which had fallen from the prisoner. On
searching prisoner Mitchell's house, witness found there
a quantity of spurious metal now produced. He also
found on the person of Brown two chains and a nug-
get ring, also spurious. He found In Mitchell's house a quan-
tity of skeleton keys, produced. Mr Benson claimed them as
his property. The Bench was not of opinion that the keys were
skeleton, On further searching Mitchell's house, he found the
electric battery and bottle of solution now produced, they are
used in plating. They were both quite warm when found,
They appeared to have been recently used. Cross-examined
by Mr Benson: Witness knows prisoner Brown, and had
heard that that he (Brown) had been brought up at the City
Court for uttering base coin. Witness declined to answer as
to the person that had furnished him with the information which
led to the arrest of Mitchell. Witness watched Mitchell's
house from the opposite side of the street. He was obliged to
bring prisoner Mitchell to the ground, in order to secure the
coins he had attempted to conceal at the time of his arrest
The coin picked up from the floor, witness heard fall from
Mitchell. It was picked up by the landlord of the
public house, and handed to him (witness.) Edward
Davis sworn : Is barman at the Sarsfleld -Inn, Little
Bourke street. On Wednesday prisoner Brown passed on him
a half sovereign. He and another man had a nobbler each, and
prisoner Brown received 9s. in change. When prisoner went
out witness looked at the coin. He did not think it was a bad
one until after he had cut it. He then found the inside metal
was white. He never lost sight of the coin from the time he
had received it until after he had cut it. Prisoner could not
swear that he ever saw prisoner Mitchell. He has since then
returned the half sovereign to Brown, and got his change back
again from him. The prisoners were then remanded for 24
The Age (Melbourne, Victoria) on the same day, 17 September 1856, also ran another report.
THE COLLINGWOOD COINERS. — Edward Mitchell and Samuel
Brown' were again placed in the dock on the double charge of
fabricating spurious half-sovereigns, and of uttering the same
knowing them to be spurious. Before the commencement of
the case, Inspector Nicholson, of the Detective Force, who
conducted the prosecution, applied for the discharge of the
prisoner Brown, against whom it was not intended to proceed.
The prisoner was at once discharged. Mr. Tufton Smith
defended the prisoner Mitchell. Samuel Brown was then,
as an approver, placed in the witness box, and being
sworn stated, that he was a tailor by trade, knew
prisoner, Mitchell, for the last six weeks, was introduced to
him by a man, whom he does not know, but this man's first
name is Robert. Witness has been living with prisoner for
the last six weeks, and during that time he saw him mak-
ing spurious rings and nuggets, plating silver six-penccs,
and making them into half sovereigns, and also
making sovereigns from brass and copper. Prisoner gave
witness about forty of these half sovereigns from time to time,
he passed about eighteen or twenty of them in
company with prisoner. He did not see him pass
any. The half sovereigns were given to witness to
pass, and then the change was divided between the
prisoner and witness. The bottle produced contains gold
solution, and the instrument produced is part of a battery.
The last time witness saw them they were being used by wit-
ness in plating sixpences on Saturday last. Cross-examined
by Mr Tufton Smith. — Was a tailor, and resided at Chalk
Hills, Ballarat. Before residing with Mitchell sold watches,
— silver watches. Sold them as gilt, but did not gild them
himself. He came from New York to this colony about four
years ago. Had then about forty dollars in his possession.
Was employed as waiter in the Saracen's Head public house,
Bendigo. Was introduced to Mitchell on the 24th March last.
Saw Mitchell since then make sovereigns and half-sovereigns.
Was introduced to Mitchell by a man named Bob. Since that
day received twenty-six sovereigns from Mitchell. Never
saw a spurious coin until he had seen Mitchell in Melbourne
eighteen months ago. Got twelve months imprisonment for
passing two medals for sovereigns. Would not say who
counterfeited the sovereign that he then passed. Declined to
answer that question. When he came out of prison he again
returned to the watch trade, and was again imprisoned for
selling gilt watches as gold. On his liberation he went to
Geelong, and there got three months for passing base coin.
Was not imprisoned since till last Thursday, when he was
taken up on suspicion of passing base coin. Was brought be-
fore the Court on Friday and remanded, and then liberated on
his own personal security. Went into the Turf Hotel, and did
not know there was a detective behind him. He once at-
tempted to make a gilded nugget but did not succeed.
Another witness was examined at some length, but he proved
nothing against Mitchell, who was then remanded until
By Saturday, 20 September 1856 the Bendigo Advertiser (Victoria) had picked up the story (and the name was back to John Brown).
The Coiners.—Edward Mitchell and John
Brown, the two men arrested under
circumstances detailed in Monday's Herald, were
brought up for examination at the district Court
and defended by Messrs. Denson and
Smith, solicitors. Detective Black described the
nature of the arrest, which was effected at the house
of Mitchell, near the Stirling' Castle, Smith-street,
Collingwood. The charge against them was manu
facturing spurious coin, and Detective Randall and
witness had been on the look out for them. On
being apprehended, Mitchell tried to conceal some
thing he had in his hand, and on being searched
seven spurious half-sovereigns were found in his
possession, A document, of which the following
is a copy, was also found in one of his pockets
" Electric Metallurgy. Splitting paper. Taking
print out of paper and substituting; other print,
Take a piece of gold the weight of a sovereign, and
in ten seconds reduce it to a dwt, Take 10 dwts.
of fine gold, add 3 dwts. to same of silver and cop
per, and producc a nugget mixed with quartz or
otherwise), and defy detection unless by assaying,"
Another had half-sovereign was found on the floor
close to where Mitchell stood. On Brown being
searched, there were found on him a nugget and
two chains of spurious manufacture, On searching
Mitchell's house, there were found there several
skeleton keys, -a flask of some metallic solution, and
a galvanic battery. The latter seemed to have been
lately in use. A witness named Edward Davis de
posed to the prisoner Brown having uttered a base
half-sovereign at the Sarsficld Hotel, Little Boourke
street, on Wednesday evening last, when the pri
soner called in thore, and with another man had a
nobbier each. The witness, who served the liquor,
gave him 9s, as change. The Bench decided on
remanding the prisoners until the following day,
and refused to admit them to bail.—Herald. g
A month later and the case still appears to be ongoing when the The Age (Melbourne, Victoria) reports the following on Wednesday, 22 October1856.
Old Court.
Tuesday , 21st October, 1856.
Edward Mitchell was charged with making and
counterfeit coin.
Mr Ireland and Dr. Mackay defended the prisoners.
Mr Chapman detailed the facts of the case, and
called —
Charles Black, a detective officer, who stated that in
consequence of information he had received he went to
the residence of the prisoner in Oxford street, Colling-
wood, on the 13th September. In about half an hour
he observed a person named Brown knock at the door
of prisoner's house, and enter it. In about three quar-
ters of an hour prisoner, dressed as in the dock, accom-
panied by Brown, came out. They went to the Oxford
Arms, and remained there for a short time, came out
together, and at the door of the public house had a con-
versation. A short time afterwards, Brown left pri-
soner's house with a large glass gin bottle. He entered
the Oxford Arms and came out again. Mitchell came
to the door in his shirt sleeves. Brown returned with
tho bottle, and they came out together, in about two
hours. Mitchell had his coat on. They proceeded to the
Stirling Castle hotal. 'Witness followed them, and
arrested Mitchell in the hotel. Prisoner passed his left
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hand into his pocket as if feeling for some-
thing and then pulled the hand out closed.
Witness seized his arm by the wrist, and asked
what he had got there. Prisoner said, "nothing."
after a struggle witness opened his hand, and found
there eight coins — those produced. He then proceeded
to the prisoner's house. Took Mitchell to the Station
House, and searched him there. Found on his person
a document, now produced, which Prisoner admitted to
belong to him. The document was read by the
Associate, and proved to be a description of some of the
feats which can be accomplished by electro-metallurgy.
In the house was found a bottle containing
a solution, quite warm, a battery, and a
quantity of spurious metal for the manufac-
ture of rings and nuggets. The different articles were
produced. On Brown he found a small box containing a chain.
Cross-examined by Mr Ireland :— Knows a little
about clectro-plating. Cannot say what the metal he
found is, but knows it is not brass, from his experience,
—from the look and the tinkle. Saw Brown in Colling-
wood, before he went to Oxford street, by accident.
Spoke to him: asked him where he was going. Had
had conversations with Brown about his accomplices, he
being after in charge for having false coin. (The cross-
examination was very lengthened and severe, intended,
apparently, to prove that Brown had proceeded to
Mitchell's house with the express understanding that
he would put him into the power of the police.)
Brown, the approver, examined: - Saw Mitchell
gilding sixpences with the battery on the 13th
August. Eight were made. Saw it used mostly every
week for gilding sixpences. The sixpences shown are
like those produced by the instrument. Mitchell put
the sixpences in his pocket.
Cross-examined: Attempted once or twice to pass
spurious coin : once in July last. In '54 was brought
up for passing two medals as money, and once for sel-
ling a watch. Prisoner is a working jeweller. The
watch was silver gilt, and was sold as gold.
sentenced to six months' imprisonment. Did not then
know the prisoner. Was tried at Geelong for passing
two out of twenty-six half-sovereigns he got from
Mitchell on Good Friday. Did not say when tried,
Mitchell gave them to him, because he was not asked.
Lived with Mitchell to assist him to sell spurious rings.
Has tried the battery himself in Mitchell's absence. Never
succeeded in using it, though he has often done his best.
Did not color the chain produced. Was not seen by
the children of the prisoner trying to make half so-
vereigns out of sixpences on the Thursday before
Mitchell's arrest. Cannot swear that the children did
not see him working with the battery that day and
that they did not complain to their father. Was ar-
rested on suspicion of attempting to pass false coin.
Was liberated on his own recognizances, and slept on
Friday night in the Watch-house, in Little Bourke
Street. Told Mitchell on Saturday morning that he
was going to the country. Asked him for goods to
sell. Did not ask him, holding out the eight spurious
half-sovereigns, if he had any of them - 'to give him.
Mitchell did not take them from him, and say he
would not have anything to do with that work. He
saw Black at the Turf Hotel on Friday night and also
saw Black and Randall next morning in Collingwood
but it was by accident. Spoke to Black, and had
some conversation on private matters with Randall.
Mr Ireland submitted that the indictment was bad,
inasmuch as the charge was ' making and counterfeit
ing,' while the only crime in reference to which any
proof was had was that of coining.
His Honor reserved the point. _
Mr Ireland then addressed- the jury for the defence,
representing the utter untrustworthiness of the evidence
of Brown while uncorroborated, and remarked on the
absence of Detective Randall, who, as it appeared, had
accompanied Black when the prisoner was arrested.
He proposed to call the family of the prisonor to prove
that Brown had repeatedly used the battery in the ab-
sence of the prisoner, and had been forbidden to do so,
but had used it on Friday.
His Honor said that the evidence of the children was
unnecessary, and Mr Ireland called Messrs. James
Dobson, James Bowen, William Mitchell, and James
Benson, a solicitor of thecourt, all of whom had known
the prisonor for years, and gave him a very high
His Honor directed the jury to disregard the evidence
of Brown, save when corroborated. The prisoner had
in his house an instrument of use in his trade which he
might also have used for the manufacture of base coins .
There were, however, no base coins found in the house,
complete or imperfect; and the circumstance which
they would have to weigh was the possession by the
prisoner of the base coins produced, and his conduct
when the officer addressed him. He took them out of
his pocket, refused to give them up, and they were only
obtained after a struggle. He would have the jury to
consider these facts carefully.
The jury without hesitation pronounced a verdict of
Not Guilty, and the prisoner was discharged.
The court then adjourned till ten o'clock on Wed-
nesday morning.
I was quite surprised with the not guilty verdict and it would appear that Edward had some very good friends. And was William Mitchell a relative?
The next report appears in 1861 and I suspect that Montagu Mitchell is Edward's alias. Information in this write up later will show why I believe that.
On Thursday 25 April 1861 the Geelong Advertiser (Victoria) tells of a robbery.
Montagu Mitchell, a well-known personage in
Geelong, and John O'Neill, said to be a homoeo-
pathic practitioner here, were placed in the dock
charged on suspicion with committing a robbery
at the Black Bull Hotel on the night of Sunday
last. Guy Bennett, proprietor of the hotel, de-
posed that on Monday evening last he discovered
his bedroom had been feloniously entered and two
diamond pins stolen. A room occupied by Mr
Connor, of Colac, had also been entered and two
brooches and three rings taken away. Saw the
prisoner, Mitchell, in the house, drinking
on Sunday and Monday. Do not know
the prisoner O'Neil. By Mr Frazer : Several
parties were sleeping in rooms on the same floor
on Sunday and Monday evening. Georgina Con-
nor sworn, said she was stopping at the Black
Bull on Monday night. Lost a cameo brooch, a
pearl brooch and two rings—one a gold, the other
a diamond ring, 'they were, taken from a trunk
in the bedroom. To the best of her belief the
stone produced was from the same ring. It
greatly resembled the one lost. William Craven,
detective constable, said that from Information
received he went to the house occupied by the
prisoners, and in the pocket of O'Neil he found
the stones produced. He asked for a remand in
order, if possible, to produce the gold from which
the stones were taken. He stated that the pri-
soner Mitchell, who was a homoeopathic practi-
tioner, had recently come out of gaol. He pro-
duced a bag full of precious stones, a quantity of
battered gold rings and several crucibles, found in
possession of the prisoners. Mr Frazer applied
for bail. His Worship the Mayor said, certainly
he would allow bail; immediately afterwards,
however, he refused it without assigning any rea-
son for so doing.
The robbery is reported in The Argus (Melbourne, Victoria) the following day, Friday 26 April 1861
Present—The Mayor, the Police Magistrate,
W. Burrow and E. C. Dunne, Esqs.
John O'Neil and Montague E. Mitchell, alias
Dr. Mitchell, were charged with robbing, or being
accessary to robbing, the Black Bull Hotel.
G. Bennett, landlord of the Black Bull Hotel,
deposed that on Monday evening last his house
was entered by some one, who went up-stairs and
robbed the different rooms of sundry articles of
jewellery. Saw Mitchell in the house on Sunday
or Monday.
Mrs. Connor, of Colac, deposed that she was
staying at the Black Bull on Monday evening
last. Her room was robbed of a cameo brooch,
another brooch and two rings-one a diamond and
one an opal. Did not discover the robbery till
next morning. The opal stone produced corres-
ponded exactly with that in the ring she lost.
Detective Craven said that on proceeding to the
house of the prisoner Mitchell he found the
prisoner O'Nell there. On searching him he
found the diamond and opal produced in his
waistcoat pocket. He asked that the prisoner be
remanded for seven days, in order to obtain
additional evidence.
The prisoners were then remanded.
On Tuesday 30 April 1861, the Geelong Advertiser (Victoria) carries an update on the case.
John 0'Neil and Montagu Mitchell, in charge
on suspicion of being concerned in the late rob-
bery at the Black Bull were again placed in the dock.
Detective Hudson asked for a remand for a
week to produce a witness who could swear
positively to the property stolen from Mr Connor
of Colac.
Mr Fraser asked if the bench would allow bail
in the case of the prisoner Mitchell.
Detective Hudson objected ; he said Mitchell
had been convicted as many times as he had
fingers on his hand.
Prisoner, smiling, to detective Hudson, " You
wouldn't like to take your oath of that."
Bail was refund and both prisoners remanded
till Monday next,
And a week later the case was still ongoing when the Geelong Advertiser (Victoria) reported the following on Tuesday, 7 May 1861.
Montague Mitchell and .John O'Neill were
again placed in the dock on the above charge.
McCormick appeared for "Dr Mitchell;"
Mr Niscar for O'Neil.
John Connor, storekeeper, Colac, deposed that
he and his wife were stopping at the Black Bull
hotel on the 22nd April, Their room was felo-
niously entered and certain jewellery stolen,
among other things a diamond and opal ring.
Could swear to the opal, it having been in his
possession for 25 years., The stone produced he had
not a show of doubt was the same. The wit-
ness expressed great unwillingness to swear posi-
tively to the opal, but did do so eventually.) He
said it was impossible he could he mistaken.
By Mr Cormiek—Had never seen the opal
out of the setting for 20 years. Never saw any
other ring the same shape or make.
The prisoners were remanded for seven days.
Application made for bail to be allowed was
Finally in June the case was coming to a close. The Geelong Advertiser (Victoria) reported the closure of the case on Wednesday, 5 June 1861
Montague Mitchell and John O'Niel were
jointly indicted for stealing property in a dwelling
house, above the value of 1.5. Mr and Mrs John
Connor, from C'olac, took up their residence in
the Black Bull Hotel, ou the night of the 22nd
April, ultimo. On the following morning
tliey found their room had been entered
during the night, and an opal ring, a diamond
ring, and a cameo brooch had been stolen. Suspi-
cion having alighted upon the prisoners, the
premises they occupied together was visited by
tho police. On the person of O'Niel was found a
piece of paper containing an opal and a diamond
unset. On Mitchell nothing to criminate him was
found, but his house contained -40 or 50 cruci-
bles, moulds for making rings, a quantity of base
metal, and a quantity of artificial precious stones.
Mrs Connor swore that to the best of her belief
the opal found upon O'Niel was the one she
used to wear in the ring which had been stolen.
Mr Connor,' most emphatically swore that; the
jewel was the same which had been stolen, he
had had it for twenty four years, and there could
be no mistake on the matter. Dr Sewell, who
defended the prisoners, tried all he could to
shake this testimony in cross examination, but
without effect. The matter of the diamond was
not gone into,—the words of the prisoner O'N'eil
when arrested proving true, "you cannot rap to a
spark," said he, meaning that they could not
swear to a diamond. His Honor, in charging the
jury, told them there was no case against Mit-
chell, an to O'Niel, they would arrive at their
own conclusion. The Crown Prosecutor said re-
specting Mitchell, he considered there was com-
plicity. His Honor could not see it, and directed
his acquittal.
Verdict—Mitchell, not guilty. O'Niel, guilty.
Sentence – twelve months' imprisonment with hard
It's interesting that yet again Edward comes away with a Not Guilty charge. Although in this case it does look more like John knew that Edward had knowledge of silver-smithing and jewellery and he might have been hoping to pass the stolen goods to Edward. It's a little worrying that the stones were no longer in the rings though knowing that Edward would have so easily have been able to melt down the settings. It's also a little concerning that the report from the 25 April stated, 'that the prisoner Mitchell, who was a homoeopathic practitioner, had recently come out of gaol.' This is something that will need to be investigated.
The closing of the case was also picked up by The Argus (Melbourne, Victoria) on Friday 7 June 1861. You can just imagine the gossiping that might have gone on as a result of this and the previous case.
(Continuation of Monday's proceedings;)
John O'Neil and Montague E. Mitchell alias
"The Doctor," pleaded "Not Guilty " to rob-
bing the Black Bull Hotel of sundry jewellery,
the property of Mr. John Connor, of Colac.
The evidence went to show that on informa-
ion of the robbery the detectives, suspecting the
thief, went to the house of the prisoner Mitchell
and there found O'Neil, on searching whom they
found a diamond and opal stone that Mr. Connor
had lost in the stolen jewellery. The opal, a
peculiar stone, he positively identified.
His Honour thought there was no case to go to
the jury as against Mitchell, and the jury con-
victed O'Neil, who was sentenced to twelvemonths' hard labour.
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to bring into existence by shaping or changing material, combining parts, etc
:to make a dress; to make a channel; to make a work of art
to produce; cause to exist or happen; bring about:to make trouble; to make war
to cause to be or become; render:to make someone happy
to appoint or name:The president made her his special envoy
to put in the proper condition or state, as for use; fix; prepare:to make a bed; to make dinner
to bring into a certain form:to make bricks out of clay
to convert from one state, condition, category, etc
, to another:to make a virtue of one's vices
to cause, induce, or compel:to make a horse jump a barrier
to give rise to; occasion:It's not worth making a fuss over such a trifle
to produce, earn, or win for oneself:to make a good salary; to make one's fortune in oil
to write or compose:to make a short poem for the occasion
to draw up, as a legal document; draft:to make a will
to do; effect:to make a bargain
to establish or enact; put into existence:to make laws
to become by development; prove to be:You'll make a good lawyer
to form in the mind, as a judgment or estimate:to make a decision
to judge or interpret, as to the truth, nature, meaning, etc
(often followed by of):What do you make of it?
to estimate; reckon:to make the distance at ten miles
to bring together separate parts so as to produce a whole; compose; form:to make a matched set
to amount to; bring up the total to:Two plus two makes four
That makes an even dozen
to serve as:to make good reading
to be sufficient to constitute:One story does not make a writer
to be adequate or suitable for:This wool will make a warm sweater
to assure the success or fortune of:a deal that could make or break him; Seeing her made my day
to deliver, utter, or put forth:to make a stirring speech
to go or travel at a particular speed:to make miles an hour
to arrive at or reach; attain:The ship made port on Friday
Do you think he'll make ?
to arrive in time for:to make the first show
to arrive in time to be a passenger on (a plane, boat, bus, train, etc
):If you hurry, you can make the next flight
to gain or acquire a position within:He made the big time
to receive mention or appear in or on:The robbery made the front page
to gain recognition or honor by winning a place or being chosen for inclusion in or on:The novel made the bestseller list
He made the all-American team three years in a row
to have sexual intercourse with
to name (the trump)
to take a trick with (a card)
to fulfill or achieve (a contract or bid)
to shuffle (the cards)
to earn, as a score:The team made points in the first half
to recognize or identify: Any cop in town will make you as soon as you walk down the street
to charge or cause to be charged with a crime: The police expect to make a couple of suspects soon
to close (an electric circuit)
South Midland and Southern U
to plant and cultivate or produce (a crop):He makes some of the best corn in the country
As verb (used without object), made, making
to cause oneself, or something understood, to be as specified:to make sure
to show oneself to be or seem in action or behavior (usually followed by an adjective):to make merry
to be made, as specified:This fabric makes up into beautiful drapes
to move or proceed in a particular direction:They made after the thief
to rise, as the tide or water in a ship
South Midland and Southern U
(of a crop) to grow, develop, or mature:It looks like the corn's going to make pretty good this year
make down, Chiefly Pennsylvania German
to rain or snow:It's making down hard
make fast, Chiefly Nautical
to fasten or secure
make shut, Chiefly Pennsylvania German
to close:Make the door shut
As noun
the style or manner in which something is made; form; build
production with reference to the manufacturer; brand:our own make
disposition; character; nature
the act or process of making
quantity made; output
the act of naming the trump, or the suit named as trump
the closing of an electric circuit
the excellence of a polished diamond with regard to proportion, symmetry, and finish
identifying information about a person or thing from police records:He radioed headquarters for a make on the car's license plate
As Verb phrases
make out, to write out or complete, as a bill or check
to establish; prove
to decipher; discern
to imply, suggest, or impute: He made me out to be a liar
to manage; succeed: How are you making out in your new job? Slang
to engage in kissing and caressing; neck
to have sexual intercourse
Chiefly Pennsylvania German
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make over, to remodel; alter: to make over a dress; to make over a page layout
to transfer the title of (property); convey: After she retired she made over her property to her children and moved to Florida
make for, to go toward; approach: to make for home
to lunge at; attack
to help to promote or maintain: This incident will not make for better understanding between the warring factions
make off, to run away; depart hastily: The only witness to the accident made off before the police arrived
to stand off from a coast, especially a lee shore
make off with, to carry away; steal:While the family was away, thieves made off with most of their valuables
make on, Chiefly Pennsylvania German
to turn on, light, or ignite (especially a light or fire):Make the light on
make up, (of parts) to constitute; compose; form
to put together; construct; compile
to concoct; invent
Also, make up for
to compensate for; make good
to complete
to put in order; arrange: The maid will make up the room
to conclude; decide
to settle amicably, as differences
to become reconciled, as after a quarrel
to arrange set type, illustrations, etc
, into columns or pages
to dress in appropriate costume and apply cosmetics for a part on the stage
to apply cosmetics
to adjust or balance, as accounts; prepare, as statements
to repeat (a course or examination that one has failed)
to take an examination that one had been unable to take when first given, usually because of absence
to specify and indicate the layout or arrangement of (columns, pages, etc
, of matter to be printed)
Atlantic States
(of the weather or clouds) to develop or gather: It's making up for a storm
Atlantic States
(of the sea) to become turbulent: If the sea makes up, row toward land
make up to, Informal
to try to become friendly with; fawn on
to make advances to; flirt with: He makes up to every new woman in the office
As Idioms
make a play for, to try to get:He made a play for his brother's girlfriend
They made a play for control of the company's stock
make as if / as though, Informal
to act as if; pretend:We will make as if to leave, then come back and surprise him
make away with, to steal: The clerk made away with the cash and checks
to destroy; kill: He made away with his enemies
to get rid of
to consume, drink, or eat completely: The boys made away with the contents of the refrigerator
make believe, to pretend; imagine:The little girl dressed in a sheet and made believe she was a ghost
make (so) bold, to have the temerity; be so rash; dare:May I make so bold as to suggest that you stand when they enter?
make book, Slang
to take bets and give odds
to make a business of this
make colors, Nautical
to hoist an ensign, as on board a warship
make do, to function, manage, or operate, usually on a deprivation level with minimal requirements:During the war we had no butter or coffee, so we had to make do without them
make good, to provide restitution or reparation for: The bank teller made good the shortage and was given a light sentence
to succeed: Talent and training are necessary to make good in some fields
to fulfill: He made good on his promise
to compute (a course) allowing for leeway and compass deviation
make heavy weather, Nautical
to roll and pitch in heavy seas
to progress laboriously; struggle, especially to struggle needlessly: I am making heavy weather with my income tax return
make it, Informal
to achieve a specific goal: to make it to the train; to make it through college
to succeed in general: He'll never make it in business
to have sexual intercourse
make it so, Nautical
strike the ship's bell accordingly: said by the officer of the watch when the hour is announced
make like, Informal
to try or pretend to be like; imitate:I'm going to go out and make like a gardener
make one's manners, Southern U
to perform an appropriate or expected social courtesy
Older Use
to bow or curtsy
make sail, Nautical
to set sails
to brace the yards of a ship that has been hove to in order to make headway
make time
time (def )
make water, to urinate
(of a hull) to leak
make with, Slang
to operate; use: Let's make with the feet
to bring about; provide or produce: He makes with the big ideas, but can't follow through
on the make, Informal
seeking to improve one's social or financial position, usually at the expense of others or of principle
increasing; advancing
seeking amorous or sexual relations: The park was swarming with sailors on the make
put the make on, Slang
to make sexual overtures to
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the first letter of the English alphabet, a vowel
any spoken sound represented by the letter A or a, as in bake, hat, father, or small
something having the shape of an A
a written or printed representation of the letter A or a
a device, as a printer's type, for reproducing the letter A or a
As Idioms
from A to Z, from beginning to end; thoroughly; completely:He knows the Bible from A to Z
not know from A to B, to know nothing; be ignoranta
As noun
a brief fall of rain or, sometimes, of hail or snow
Also called shower bath
a bath in which water is sprayed on the body, usually from an overhead perforated nozzle (showerhead)
the apparatus for this or the room or stall enclosing it
a large supply or quantity:a shower of wealth
a party given for a bestowal of presents of a specific kind, especially such a party for a prospective bride or prospective mother:a linen shower; a baby shower
a fall of many objects, as tears, sparks, or missiles
air shower
showers, a room or area equipped with several showerheads or stalls for use by a number of people at the same time
As verb (used with object)
to bestow liberally or lavishly
to deluge (a person) with gifts, favors, etc
:She was showered with gifts on her birthday
to bathe (oneself) in a shower bath
As verb (used without object)
to rain in a shower
to take a shower bath
As Idioms
send to the showers, Baseball
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to cause (a pitcher) to be replaced in a game, as by getting many hits off him or her; knock out of the box: Two home runs and a line-drive double sent her to the showers
As noun
a broad, shallow container of metal, usually having sides flaring outward toward the top, used in various forms for frying, baking, washing, etc
any similar receptacle or part, as the scales of a balance
the amount a pan holds or can hold; panful:a pan of shelled peas
any of various open or closed containers used in industrial or mechanical processes
a container in which silver ores are ground and amalgamated
a container in which gold or other heavy, valuable metals are separated from gravel or other substances by agitation with water
a drifting piece of flat, thin ice, as formed on a shore or bay
a natural depression in the ground, as one containing water, mud, or mineral salts
a similar depression made artificially, as for evaporating salt water to make salt
(in old guns) the depressed part of the lock, holding the priming
Also, panning
an unfavorable review, critique, or appraisal:The show got one rave and three pans
the face
As verb (used with object), panned, panning
to criticize severely, as in a review of a play
to wash (gravel, sand, etc
) in a pan to separate gold or other heavy valuable metal
to cook (oysters, clams, etc
) in a pan
As verb (used without object), panned, panning
to wash gravel, sand, etc
, in a pan in seeking gold or the like
to yield gold or the like, as gravel washed in a pan
As Verb phrases
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Unlike other ticket services such as Coast To Coast Tickets and RazorGator, Oyaka doesn't actually sell you the tickets. Rather it points you to the seller's page so that you can purchase them there.
Oyaka has a few weaknesses. It doesn't pull events outside of the United States (despite having a U.K. and Chinese version of the site), so if you're trying to see whether your favorite band is on a world tour, you'll have to find that information somewhere else. Also, some of the results were out of date, which led to dead ends. More importantly, I found it to be missing some pretty large acts simply due to the fact that they sell their tickets through smaller, third-party services that Oyaka doesn't index.
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Proposal for a Clinical Trials Regulation – Questions and answers
Europa.eu: July 17, 2012
What are clinical trials?
Clinical trials are a vital step in the development of new and safe medicines and in improving medical treatment.
Human volunteers are enrolled in a clinical trial for the following reasons: to test the safety and effectiveness of new medicines, to test new indications for existing medicines or to compare two standard treatments.
The data generated in clinical trials are published in medical journals. These data can be used by companies applying for marketing authorisations. Published data also add to the knowledge base upon which medical professionals can base their decisions. For example, based on published data of a clinical trial, a doctor may prescribe a patient medicine shown to be more effective or have fewer side effects than the one currently taken.
Who conducts clinical trials?
Clinical trials are mainly conducted by the pharmaceutical industry in order to generate data on the safety and efficacy of medicinal products they are developing. There is however an increasing interest by non-industry actors with approximately 40% of clinical trials in the EU being conducted by academics, foundations, hospitals, or research-networks (often referred to as 'non-commercial sponsors'). Usually, these actors conduct clinical trials in order to improve and compare treatments with existing (authorised) medicines. Read more


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Only after a month since the 1st ChurpOut at Mark's Place, Churp Churp had their 2nd #ChurpOut last Friday. This time is buka puasa at Mek-T (masa riang, masa hebat :P). Mek-T is a restaurant that served up authentic Terengganu food using a fast food system. You order the food and pay at the counter, food is serve and you take the food. Although the system is fast food but the cooking is slow cook and is cooked based on estimation of orders. Small batches of each dish were cooked and only when the dish is low that a new batch is cook to maintain the freshness.
By the way, the food here is certified Halal. Hence we all buka puasa here.
We start off with laksam and pulut lepa (steamed glutinous rice with fish filling). It's something like a thick chee cheong fun rolls top with minced fish belacan gravy. At first I thought with belacan the gravy will be very salty but the taste turn out just nice. One of my favourite dish of the night. As for the pulut lepa, I think they are too generous with the glutinous rice, if the rice is lesser a bit then the ratio with the fish filling will be just nice. Also, some of my Malay friends there prefer it to be grilled instead. Ah, too bad grilling is a no no because there's not place for the smoke to go.
Michele the ChurpHeadTM introduced her fellow Churpies before we dig in to our laksam.
We had keropok lekor for snacks served with hot special chili dip (it's sweet and spicy). Tasted rich with fish and less flour. Those that I find in KL pasar malam has more flour than fish inside. The Malay couple (their hometown is Terengganu) sitting next to me said that the keropok lekor here is almost 90% as what they had in Terengganu.
Keropok Lekor
Nasi Sedapp Sokmo with Gulai Ayam is not my favourite of the night. The rice is not too bad but the chicken has a kind of earthy taste like there's some herbal medicine. What I can say is that it is an acquired taste :p
Nasi Sedapp Sokmo with Gulai Ayam
Nasi Ulam is next, I think Kelantanese will call this Nasi Kerabu instead. I've been wanting to try this after I read it on Sixthseal. Nicely cooked rice mixed with the fried coconut meat. The only disappointment is that the ulam (mixed raw vegetables) is too little.
Nasi Ulam.
I never imagine Nasi Dagang looks like this. I always thought it will be colourful as Nasi Ulam. As plain looking as it is, actually nasi dagang is cooked with 90% rice and 10% glutinous rice. That's why, there's a bit of stickiness to the rice. If there are mangoes at the side, I would have thought that I am eating a Thai dessert. As always, Nasi Dagang is paired with a fish curry and in Mek-T a kind of local tuna fish is used. Nice and simple.
Nasi Dagang.
When all the heavy stuffs were done. Cindy served each of us a cup of Rojak Betik (papaya salad). Betik muda (pickled young papaya) is used. Mixed with rojak sauce and a bit of keropok ikan (fish chips). It's quite sourish and the vinegar acidity might be a bit strong, might not be suitable if you have gastric problem. It helps to lessen my feeling of fullness after the heavy meal though.
Rojak Betik.
Mek Pau Goreng (pan-fried bun) comes with two choices of filling. Shaved coconut meat filling and red beans filling. The red beans used is much bigger size than the red bean I see normally. No, it's not Azuki bean. The other one is a deep fried bun with fish filling that I forgot the name :p
Ended the night with a bit of kuih and brought home Lompat Tikam for supper :)
Mek-T is owned by Cindy's parents and the recipe is contributed by her mom whom is from Terengganu. The Terengganu delicacies here is as authentic as it can be, even those hometown is Terengganu that night gives their thumbs up. So, if you craving for authentic Terengganu food, Mek-T is the place to go.
P.S. Three Churpie Plushies were given away as contest prizes that night. That's why it's ways good to join a #ChurpOut.
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Monday, September 14, 2009
Do You Already Have The Perfect Homestead?
Over the ten years that I have been living here at Peaceful Forest I have met many people who are always looking for a perfect homestead. Many of these same people seem to think that my homestead is just perfect. It is not. It never was perfect. There is no such place. You can make any place into a homestead and in time, it may even become perfect.
Peaceful Forest was an old farm house that was built in 1850 in a little development around the Ludlow Creek. There was a saw mill along the creek and from the old foundations in this area it was a thriving community. I can just picture the various families in their buggies, on horseback and people traveling by foot passing by this house on their way to Oxford.
When we purchased our house it was being advertised as a snowmobile camp as the roads surrounding it are designated as snowmobile trails. It had been used as hunting camp though since 1924. We wrote up an offer and it was accepted and here we are. Since it is off the grid, most people were not interested in it unless it was for a vacation or hunting camp. The house needed a lot of work and the woods came right up the house almost.
A perfect homestead can be made from any house or property. It just takes time and patience and of course, money. And...oh did I forget to mention hard work? Lots of hard work! As I said the woods came right up to our house and needed clearing. My husband cleared our entire yard and paddock and garden area by himself with no heavy equipment. Just him and his chainsaw. In 2000 we had a pretty bad tornado that assisted in that job. It is only recently that all that wood has finally been used up. It kept us in firewood for all those years!
It is important in the beginning to know what kind of homestead do you want? Will it be centered around a garden? Livestock? Now livestock is the real challenge. They need housing, fencing, most need pasture or a turn out area. We have three horses but have no pasture. They have a paddock area that is quite large and grass is starting to grow there. In the beginning it was much smaller and over the years we have cleared more and more and moved the fence to accomodate it. We have no livestock for food but if you want that you need to make sure you have it all in place before you bring your first animal home. Nothing is worse than not having a place for those animals while you are building what they need.
We have decided we really don't want any more animals than what we have. Our goal is to eventually not have any so we can go to Florida during the winter. It depends on what your plans are. For us the garden is the big thing. We have been working on remodeling the root cellar, pantry and kitchen. That is where a good share of our food comes from. The next big thing for us is our alternative power source which right now is only the solar panels and our generator. So our property has to accomodate that. Another major interest for me is the wild plants and the forest. So that is where I focus much of my energy.
You just need to take stock of your present home and see what changes you would need to make it a homestead centered around your homesteading goals. Make a list and then work from that. What do you wish you could do on your homestead that you can't do now? Then figure out what it would take to do that. Save the money up for those projects. Sometimes people put their lives on hold waiting for something to change.......sometimes that causes them to miss out on their dream. So stop wasting time waiting for that day and start making those changes right now.
Moving from place to place looking for your perfect homestead costs a lot of money. Just think if you were putting all that moving expense money into your present home how far you could. Other places always look better than what you have unless you get to work on it immediately. Do little things and it will add up. One day you will think to yourself that you have found the perfect homestead already!
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An astronaut holds a glass jar half-full of water in the near-zero gravity of space. How does the water look inside the jar? Does it form a single ball, sit on the bottom of the jar, or cling to its walls? For decades, no one has had definitive answers to these questions — but now U of T Engineering researchers intend to solve the mystery once and for all.
The correct answer isn't very intuitive, says mechnical & industrial engineering post-doctoral fellow Aaron Persad. "You need to solve a series of thermodynamic equations to predict which arrangement is most stable." He and Professor Emeritus Charles Ward have an experiment aboard SpaceX CRS-9 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, which successfully launched on July 18, headed for the International Space Station (ISS). There, an astronaut will run the experiment and capture photos and video of their glass jar of purified water.
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It may seem like a simple problem, but determining the behaviour of water in space has big implications for designing astronauts' life-support systems. On July 16, 2013, a clogged filter caused nearly 1.5 litres of water to coat the face and helmet of Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano during a spacewalk. The water obscured his vision, hearing and breathing, forcing the crew to abort the operation and get him to safety.
Ward has been trying to solve the mystery of water behaviour in space for almost 20 years. His thermodynamic calculations predicted that in short cylindrical containers, water will stick to the walls leaving a spherical bubble of vapor in the middle. In longer containers, water will tend to pool at both ends of the container leaving a gap of vapor in the middle — Ward called the latter a "double-interface configuration."
But he had a difficult time defending his predictions. "My peers wouldn't believe that the double-interface configuration would be stable," Ward says. "So we had to do an experiment in space."
Ward had U of T's glassblowing shop create several glass jars of various sizes that he half-filled with purified water, taking care to vacuum out any air before sealing the jars closed. In 1997, the jars (shown at left in a photo by Charles Ward) flew to the ISS aboard the space shuttle Columbia, but unfortunately the results were inconclusive because of the low-resolution images.
"We had to make do with the equipment and resources we available to us at the time," says Ward. The video, shot on an 8mm VHS camera, was pixelated and blurry, which Ward says "left room for doubters to hold on to their doubts."
In 2008 Persad, then a PhD candidate supervised by Ward, rediscovered the jars during a lab cleanup. Ward urged him to throw them out since they were no longer needed, but Persad hid them instead. He became fascinated by the experiment and started looking for a way to run it again with better equipment that would lead to a more conclusive result.
That opportunity arrived in 2013 in the form of a NASA-funded project called Story Time from Space. The project will see astronauts on the ISS conduct and videotape educational demonstrations, chosen by veteran Canadian astronaut Dr. Bjarni Tryggvason, which can be taught and replicated in classrooms around the world. Tryggvason and Ward had a longstanding debate about the outcome from the 1997 experiment, so Tryggvason invited Ward and Persad to fly it again.
Persad designed an improved apparatus for the experiment (see below), and attached a modified GoPro camera to capture high-resolution images and video that will prove — or disprove — Ward's theory once and for all.
The results from the space experiments could also have useful applications on Earth. "These days, there is growing interest in nanofluidics, which is all about understanding the behaviour of liquids in channels 10,000 times thinner than a strand of human hair," says Persad. "At such tiny scales, the effect of gravity is minimal, so the liquids behave similarly to what we see in space." As a post-doctoral fellow in the lab of mechanical and industrial engineering professor David Sinton, Persad is researching nanofluidics to improve oil recovery processes. He is already seeing evidence of the double-interface configuration at the nano-scale.
With this launch, the stakes are high for Persad — last time the experiment launched aboard SpaceX's CRS-7 mission, the rocket exploded shortly after lift-off, destroying his work. He still remembers the shock of learning about the disaster. Undeterred, the very next day he began to rebuild the experiment, producing a new version in just four months. If this version blows up too, he will try again, he says.
Despite all the delays and setbacks, Persad remains optimistic. He believes that the data from the images and videos will be enlightening to both researchers and students alike. "After 20 years, it will be great to finally have an answer," he says.


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Readers know that I am a fan of Go: The ease with which you can build highly-concurrent apps is an absolute delight.
Let me broaden that a bit: The ease with which you can build pretty much any kind of system or console style app, from a web service layer, a utility to connect A⇌B, or a financial calculation system, is a delight. That Go makes concurrency painless and incredibly robust is a nice bonus.
Not every project benefits from Go, but it's worth learning about and considering in the stack.
One realm where Go has been considered the odd man out, however, is Android development. Which is a bit strange given their shared Google lineage. Indeed, in conversations about Go, it's surprising how often people have the odd belief that Go is either some sort of lock-in to the Google App Engine (it is supported, but so are other languages. I use and abuse Go but have zero interest in the App Engine), or a tool for Android, where it actually has effectively no official support at all.
It is neither.
Go is a modern language with a surprisingly mature toolset. It builds native executables for x86, AMD64 (x86_64), and ARM, targeting the Linux, Windows, Darwin (OSX), and FreeBSD platforms. These executables have very few dependencies, meaning you can usually deploy a simple executable and…that's it…the magic happens.
Looking at the above list you might notice that Go builds for Linux, which Android is of course based upon (Android 4.4 is based upon the Linux 3.8 kernel). And it can build for ARM, the architecture of most Android devices.
And you can build for all of these options on one single machine. If you're running on Windows — it's my base operating system — do yourself a favor and fire up a VM running Ubuntu or some other Linux distro for Go work. Once you have that you can easily build Go from the source, configuring it for full cross-platform builds (my only additions to that page is to ensure that you've installed mercurial and build-essential first — e.g. sudo apt-get install build-essential, and to use the release branch on the hg clone — hg clone -u release https://code.google.com/p/go).
From that single box with simple alterations of environment variables you can build to a huge variety of targets, including that ARM/Linux combo that most Android devices run.
export GOARCH=arm
export GOOS=linux
export GOARM=7
go build
… out pops an ARM executable that you can actually run on Android!
Just to take a moment to talk about the capabilities of smartphones, my Nexus 5 features 3x the memory of the virtual machine running this blog (a platform running MySQL, WordPress, Ubuntu 12.04.04 LTS Server, PHP5-fpm, among a wide variety of other system things, and doing so effortlessly). My smartphone is in practice running a faster processor.
But every now and then I run an app on it — a bonafide app that I built for a desktop or server — and I have that moment of disbelief and awe. "How is this possible?" I ask myself. It's just a smartphone!
It still hasn't entirely sunk in that it's a powerful little computer of its own.
Anyways, back to the practical details of that executable, if you want to actually see that in practice you can copy the file to your Android device somewhere where you can set the executable bit (meaning not under sdcard). For instance /data/local/tmp. Open an ADB shell and chmod the file to 755 (setting the execute bit). Run it.
adb push myexecutable /data/local/tmp/myexecutable
adb shell
cd /data/local/tmp
chmod 755 myexecutable
Magic! A Go app running, in all probability perfectly, on your Android device.
Of course this isn't terribly practical. You aren't going to deploy executables and ask your clients to fire up ADB.
You can also package these stand-alone executables as a part of your encompassing APK. The Go app itself cannot (with current tooling) be the primary app, but it can be an assisting app if the situation called for it.
Scenarios and possibilities vary dramatically, however imagine that you've built a financial engine in Go. It takes a set of inputs and runs a set of complex rules and out pops, for instance, investment allocations. You run this on your server, but you're putting together some mobile apps and it'd be optimal to have a local instance.
But you don't want to port all of that code to Java. It's complex and is fully tested, making heavy use of all of the concurrency primitives that would be difficult to port anyways, so such a task, and then added burden of trying to keep two or more versions in sync, is a high price to pay.
So don't. Deploy your Go app.
Copy myexectuable under your Android project's ./libs/armeabi/ folder. If you're targeting one of the rare x86 Android devices, build to x86/Linux and copy the resulting binary to ./libs/x86 (and yes, you can include both in a single APK, and it will deploy whichever one is appropriate).
Here's where things get a little hackish, but to good effect. Your executable needs to be prefaced with lib, and have the extension .so, to be bundled into the APK. For instance libmyexecutable.so. The mechanisms of the tooling are intended for shared-libraries generated by the NDK, but for our case that doesn't matter. With the filename that meets the packaging regular expression's needs your executable will be bundled and deployed when the app is installed.
You can avoid the hackishness using make files and custom specifying the APK construction, but ultimately it doesn't matter: That the file isn't a shared library is of no consequence, beyond looking weird. It is a bag of bits that will have the execute bit automatically set on deployment.
You can query where this binary baggage can be found at runtime via getApplicationInfo().nativeLibraryDir.
So now you have your main app running on the Android device, and you know the location of a Go executable that came along for the ride. Get that party started.
Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(getApplicationInfo().nativeLibraryDir() + "/libmyexecutable.so");
How things work from here on out is up to you. Whether you use stdin/stdout to talk to the process, RPC, HTTP web service calls, ran TCP…whatever you do, you're talking to another process. That other process has the same restrictions that your main Android app has (if you don't have internet access, neither does it. It has the same file system limits. And so on. Going native doesn't get you outside of the sandbox).
And of course you need to manage the lifetime of that second process. If your app is killed, as will it. If you want to preserve resources, shut it down. And so on.
None of this is to say that such a deployment strategy is ideal for what you are doing, but it's interesting that you can do it, and it is one of those things that opens up possibilities that you might not have realized were there.
Edit: It's worth noting that deploying a Go app as a service obviously isn't ideal in many cases — a better solution would be a Go-developed library that could be used through JNI. The Go team is hard at work on that, and hopefully in the not too distant future the solutions you built in Go can be used without the hackery. Additionally note that Android L, in some builds, makes use of the SELinux functionality that restricts executables to those built using position-independent code. Go does not currently build such code, though surely the chain will add it in the near future.


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Raina falls
Suresh Raina was Chennai's in-form batsman and was striking the ball with a fluency that even Shane Warne couldn't contain him. He had scored 43 off 29 balls and with Mahendra Singh Dhoni striking the ball well, Chennai were preparing to launch an assault. However Raina holed out to long-off in the 17th over with the score on 128. Chennai managed to score only three off that over and their decision to promote Chamara Kapugedera ahead of S Badrinath punctured the momentum at the end of the innings.
Raina drops Yusuf Pathan
Yusuf Pathan's nerves were evident at the start of his innings with Rajasthan precariously placed at 42 for 3. He tried to break free but several of his early attempts where mis-hits. When he was on 13, Yusuf skied Muttiah Muralitharan towards midwicket where Raina failed to catch a difficult catch on the second attempt after fumbling the first. Yusuf capitalised on the break, smashing Murali for consecutive sixes in his next over on his way to 56 off 39 balls.
Yusuf gets run out
The final was boiling down to a tense finish. Rajasthan had lost two wickets in three balls and needed 23 runs off 16 with four wickets in hand when Chennai missed an easy opportunity to run out Yusuf. However, Shane Warne hit the very next ball to point and called for a risky single. Raina had one stump to aim at and threw it down to run out Yusuf and bring Chennai once again into the contest.
Warne's timely four
Makhaya Ntini had conceded only six runs off the first five balls off the penultimate over and the equation read 12 off seven balls. Warne was on strike with Sohail Tanvir at the non-striker's end. Ntini delivered a length ball around off stump, Warne's strongest when hitting through the cover region and he backed away to swat the ball through the gap for an invaluable boundary.
Balaji strays off line in the final over
Having exhausted his main bowler's quotas, Dhoni had to give the final over to the weakest link in Chennai's bowling attack - L Balaji. He had eight runs to defend and began strongly, conceding only two off the first three balls. However, he went round the wicket to Tanvir for the fourth ball and bowled a wide outside off stump. To make matters worse for Chennai, Parthiv Patel fumbled the take and allowed another run. The equation had been hacked from six off three to four off three.


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Hi! It's mike here an active user a couple of years ago and then I stopped.
The reason I stopped is that I've had a stroke.
It's been an awful hard slog to get to this stage of using a computer, writing, walking, eating etc etc.
there's a long way to go still but I'll get there! My home care from the NHS Community Rehabilitation Team has been terrible I'm ashamed to say so I've done most of the rehab myself.
Anyway, I'm back so come on, what's the gossip?


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Meriden, CT (PRWEB) September 03, 2014
The Savings Bank, with $480 million in assets and 9 branches in Massachusetts, has selected Infinex Financial Group (Infinex) as its new broker dealer for TSB Securities Group.
"We are pleased to be associated with a firm that focuses on and specializes in providing investment, insurance, and wealth management services to financial institutions," said Brian McCoubrey, President & CEO for The Savings Bank.
"The Infinex team is very excited that The Savings Bank selected us as their broker dealer partner," said Stephen P. Amarante, President & Chief Executive Officer of Infinex. "Our focus on financial institutions, recent technology enhancement, high-touch support model, and lead generation process, which includes our C.A.R.E. Referral Training Program, will be invaluable to the advisors and their clients."
Infinex is an independent broker dealer that has been serving the investment, insurance, and wealth management needs of financial institutions for over 20 years. Currently, Infinex supports over 160 community based financial institutions and more than 450 advisors. The firm, headquartered in Meriden, CT and Glen Allen, VA has a unique history of being formed by banks, owned by banks, and focused on providing service to financial institutions.
Financial institutions or advisors interested in learning more about Infinex can contact the Business Development Team at 1-800-218-2827 or visit http://www.infinexgroup.com.
For more information about The Savings Bank products and services, visit http://www.tsbawake24.com.
Investment and insurance products and services are offered through Infinex Investments, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC. Infinex and the bank are not affiliated. Products and services made available through Infinex are not insured by the FDIC or any other agency of the United States and are not deposits or obligations of nor guaranteed or insured by any bank or bank affiliate. These products are subject to investment risk, including the possible loss of value.