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Chargesheet 59, that indicated a larger conspiracy to incite Delhi riots and named Umar Khalid and Safoora Zargar, admitted by court
Earlier, the Delhi Police had filed charge-sheet before the Delhi court in connection with the Anti-Hindu riots case. The Delhi police had invoked various sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) along with the Indian Penal Code in the case. The case emanates from FIR No. 59, which was lodged by Delhi Police's Crime Branch on March 6, 2020.
Anti-Hindu riots accused Umar Khalid (L) and Safoora Zargar (R)
A Delhi Court has admitted the charge-sheets filed by the Delhi Police against the 15 accused in the Delhi riots. In its charge-sheet, the Delhi police had alleged that the anti-Hindu Delhi riots that took place in February were the result of a pre-planned conspiracy.
Earlier, the Delhi Police had filed charge-sheet before the Delhi court in connection with the riots case. The Delhi police had invoked various sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) along with the Indian Penal Code in the case. The case emanates from FIR No. 59, which was lodged by Delhi Police's Crime Branch on March 6, 2020.
According to the reports, Additional Sessions Judge Amitabh Rawat has now directed Delhi Police to supply copies of the charge-sheet filed on Wednesday to the accused persons. The court will now take up the hearing of the case from September 21.
The Delhi Police has named 15 prime accused in the Anti-Hindu Delhi riots case that includes former Aam Aadmi Party leader Tahir Hussain, former Congress leader Ishrat Jahan, self-proclaimed activist Khalid Saifi, Jamia Coordination Committee members Safoora Zargar and Meeran Haider.
Far-left 'activists' and members of Pinjra Tod members – Devangana Kalita and Natasha Narwal have also been named in the charge-sheet along with Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) student Asif Iqbal Tanha.
The other names in the Delhi Police charge-sheet are Mohd Parvez Ahmed, Mohd Illyas, Shahdab Ahmed, Tasleem Ahmed, Saleem Malik, Mohd Saleem Khan and Athar Khan.
The Delhi Police had filed over 750 FIRs in connection with the Delhi riots cases against offences such as giving communally insinuating speeches, creating religious hatred, looting, arson, destroying public and private property, causing injury and murder among others.
The police said it has produced a chronology of conspiracy and relevant events in its charge-sheet. "The evidence include WhatsApp chats of February 24, the time when riots were happening. At that point, key conspirators were guiding their foot shoulders about violence in the area. The key conspirators were directly in touch with their foot shoulders," the Delhi police reportedly said.
Charge-sheet emanates from FIR-59 filed by Delhi Police
The charge-sheet filed by the Delhi Police reportedly emanates from the FIR No. 59, which is considered to be one of the most crucial piece in the entire Delhi Police investigation into the riots.
In the FIR, the Delhi Police had alleged that the communal riot was a pre-planned and the protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) prior to that had created a communally-charged atmosphere that led to the communal clashes in February.
The Delhi Police has arrested over 20 accused persons including former Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and Jamia Millia Islamia students in this particular case on the charges of instigating Muslim mobs to unleash terror on the streets of the national capital.
Notorious radical Islamist and far-left 'activist' Umar Khalid is one of the most recent arrests in this case. Earlier, the Delhi Police had arrested Jamia Co-ordination Committee member Safoora Zargar in the case but was granted bail under compassionate grounds by the Delhi High Court.
Safoora Zargar is accused of instigated a Muslim mob near Chand Bagh area that attacked Delhi police personnel leading to the death of police constable Ratan Lal.
Umar Khalid and his friends plotted the anti-Hindu riots in Delhi, says charge-sheet
The charge-sheet had stated that the conspiracy to cause communal riots was hatched by Umar Khalid and his friends during the visit of United States President Donald Trump to India. The FIR has alleged that the firearms, petrol bombs, acid-stone-slingshots, and other dangerous articles were gathered at various places in North-East Delhi.
The Delhi Police, in its charge-sheet, had said that on February 23, 2020, as a per pre-planned conspiracy, many children and women were instigated to block the Jaffrabad metro station to create communal tension in the area. According to the police, this resulted in a clash at the metro station, which then led other Muslim mobs to riot across other parts of the city.
In the charge-sheet, the Delhi police has revealed that on January 8, Aam Aadmi Party leader Tahir Hussain had met Umar Khalid and Khalid Saifi at Shaheen Bagh sit-in protest. During such meetings, Umar Khalid had reportedly assured logistical support to the mob through his PFI contacts, the police said.
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I eventually got intrigued by all that. I practiced to write. I was not very good. I secretly practiced and practiced. When I was in… late in school, like 12th grade, which is like our… Jason: Senior year of high school.
Om: Senior year. It was hard to explain that to my parents, who wanted me to be an engineer or a doctor. You know, worse case scenario be an architect.
You know. Get a real job. But, I just knew that writing was in my blood. I had been doing some casual writing for a teenage magazine. Jason: Ahh. Om: Covering school events and stuff like that. Mostly practicing the art of reporting. Then, that was it. Jason: You knew from the beginning? I just knew the words were what made me tick.
Jason: Interesting. What was it about words? What was it about writing? You mentioned it was the magazines that pulled you in and not books. Which I find interesting. Was it because of the timeliness of magazines, the way is sort of pulled in the zeitgeist?
Jason: Wow. Om: Scientific American, Popular Science. All kinds of magazines. I think it was mostly magazines because they were cheaper to rent or borrow. Om: The books were more expensive.
Books were very few and difficult to access at that time. So magazines became the preferred form for getting educated on the world. I think what really got to me was the fact that you could tell a story. With that story you can take hundreds of thousands or millions of people somewhere else.
Here I was living in Delhi reading magazines about the space program in america. What do I know about that? But, I was in Florida. It was like somebody took me there. If I remember it was a story by Tom Wolf which took me there. Then I said OK I want to read books after that. Because, I think what happened was magazines turned out to be the gateway drug for words for me.
I just was gone. The magazines were my time machine. Words are the time machine. That with words you can compress time. You can go back into history and you could go into the future. Jason: Right. Om: So, people have forgotten the importance of words as something which is… They shift time for you.
Jason: True time shifting. Jason: And, transportation. Jason: You can be anywhere on the planet and just experience something. Those writers were so good at that time, writing those 5, word… great, long form. But, things have changed in writing… Om: Yes and no. I think the words are still very powerful.
There is new forms of writing which is emerged, right. Shorter forms of writing is emerged. Great long form writing still exists. Two weeks ago, I read this great piece about a pick pocket and his life, in the New Yorker. I read about a great piece in Grant Land about some guy, an asian guy, who is trying to make it big in basketball.
I mean, that just is amazing writing in different places. It just is that we have a lot more options now. They want the steak again. You have Longreads as a phenomenon. You have Grant Land as a phenomenon. A lot more long form is getting launched.
I want to write something a little bit longer. People are still eating that junk. So, in a sense, if you use that analogy, the really short form is still growing. It will keep growing. There is no way… Look at Huffington Post, it still keeps to grow. Buzzfeed continues to grow. There is like hundreds of millions of people are wanting to read that stuff. They want that content.
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Everyday… just is harder. Believe it or not. Take it from me as an immigrant, if I had to do it all over again, I would not go anywhere else, except to the United States. There is not a single place. Not China, not India, not Brazil. The United States. Jason: When you came here, what was it like to get off the plane? Like, when you first get into… You came in through New York? What city did you come into?
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Pete Buttigieg again led all other candidates in fundraising from showbiz sources in the most recent quarter, drawing contributions during the period from such figures as Michael J. Fox, Jennifer Garner, Seth MacFarlane and David Mandel.
Buttigieg raised $262,059 during the quarter, edging out Kamala Harris, who raised $230,716, according to an analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics. Joe Biden raised $184,522 during the third quarter, which ended on Sept. 30.
Harris still leads in the Hollywood money race over all, with $1.1 million to Buttigieg's $922,385 and Bernie Sanders with $605,533.
The figures may not include all entertainment industry contributions. For example, a donor who is an attorney may be classified under a separate category of lawyers. But CRP, which runs the website OpenSecrets.org, is the only group that does a comprehensive analysis of campaign contributions.
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Harris' contributors during the quarter included actor Anthony Anderson and producer Nina Jacobson. Biden's donors included director Cameron Crowe, producer Nicole Avant and Disney's Dana Walden.
As has been the case throughout the cycle, a number of donors are giving to multiple candidates.
For instance, actor Leonardo DiCaprio gave to Harris and Cory Booker during the quarter, and was one of the guests at a Buttigieg event earlier this month.
Garner also gave to Kirsten Gillibrand in August, before she dropped out of the race, and to Harris in the first quarter. Avant also gave to Booker and, earlier this year, to Buttigieg. Walden has already given to Booker, Harris and Amy Klobuchar.
Buttigieg, Harris and Biden have been especially aggressive in courting industry donors, even as other candidates, like Elizabeth Warren, have shunned the type of high-dollar events that are a routine part of the Hollywood fundraising scene.
Still, Warren drew a number of contributions from prominent industry figures, including director James Mangold and producer Norman Lear. Mangold also has given to Buttigieg and Harris. Lear also gave to Buttigieg and Jay Inslee, before he dropped out of the race.
Other contributions to Warren came from producer Kevin Bright, who also gave to Sanders and Buttigieg, and to Harris in the first quarter; and from producer Jason Blum, who also gave to Harris.
Sanders drew contributions from "Simpsons" star Dan Castellaneta and actress Rhea Perlman. They each also gave to Warren and Harris.
Here's a list of money raised from movie, TV and music sources in the second quarter, ended on Sept. 30. The totals do not include outside money. An asterisk means the candidate has withdrawn from the race.
Here's a list of money raised so far this cycle.
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Do you feel afraid to go on vacation? If not, that's what we call straight privilege.
A couple of years ago, my family took a vacation to Jamaica. Friends had visited the country, and we looked forward to the food and the beaches and the time together. At the same time, however, reports of violence against LGBT persons had arisen around the world, and the question forced itself into my mind: Is it safe for me to go there?
I never told my family or friends about the question, and I don't believe they asked it themselves. But before the trip, I searched country reports and guidelines. There had, indeed, been reports of violence against gay persons in Jamaica around that time. The culture, I read, was not particularly open to gay people. If you are gay, you should exercise caution.
I had spent about two decades in the closet, so I was used to being different from those around me, and to hiding the ways in which those differences affected me. It had made me tough and independent. I loved the family vacation, and I hid my concerns from my family.
Still, I cried before going, and in Jamaica I tried to be cognizant of my speech and mannerisms when we went out into public. Keep the lilt in my voice under control. Hands in the pockets or holding something to avoid an inadvertent flick of the wrist. If I see an attractive guy, just look away. I did these things because I wanted to have the absolute minimal risk of danger to myself and my family. I didn't want to be another report of someone being physically attacked for being gay.
I have very fond memories of that vacation, and I would definitely consider doing it again. But I would check the news and country reports first, and exercise caution the entire time I'm there.
I have friends who want to visit Moscow and do service in Haiti. I'd love this as well, but as a gay man I have to weigh travel against the risk of physical and other danger. ISIS kidnaps Christians and murders and tortures them for their beliefs, but the horrors against gay persons are unspeakable, not only under ISIS, but also in Russia and other countries my friends want to put on their Instagram pages.
Do you feel afraid to go on vacation? If not, that's what we call straight privilege. It is a privilege to feel safe.
But we don't even need to go abroad. As recently as last week, a friend in the US shared that while riding a public bus, a stranger called him a f***** and threatened him with physical violence for wearing a rainbow wristband.
Are you afraid of going home?
If I were considering going to a country where over a dozen people were murdered in a store because they looked like me, I'd strongly consider cancelling the trip. I'm going to Texas next week. I know that if I were at a Walmart in El Paso with a white friend during this month's shooting, he would have been allowed to get up and leave. I would have had to run and hide. If you were there with me, would you have been allowed to leave, and to leave me behind?
Some of my black and Hispanic friends, when they walk into a room, count the number of the persons of color. I do it sometimes. It's an interesting game to play in your church, your work, your school. Another game, a morbid one: in this room, which of us would have been allowed to live and which of us made to die?
Do you think about how there are people that would want to shoot you in a Walmart but let many of your friends walk out unscathed? If not, that's what we call white privilege. It is a privilege to feel safe.
I'm not sharing these experiences to shame you, but I hope that it can help you understand why the experiences of people like me are different from the experiences of people like you in very important ways. Life isn't fair for many of us, for reasons that are not our fault. What are you going to do about it?
Chris Damian is a writer, speaker, attorney, and business professional living in the Twin Cities. He received his B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Notre Dame and his J.D. and M.A. in Catholic Studies from the University of St. Thomas. He is the author of "I Desired You: Intellectual Journals on Faith and (Homo)sexuality" (volumes I and II). He is also the co-founder of YArespond, a group of Catholic young adults seeking informed and holistic responses to the clergy abuse crisis. In his free time, he enjoys hosting dinner parties and creative writing workshops.
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Nathan AM Smith
A truly powerful piece. Thank you.


Summer in Cape Town doesn't need to cost you and arm and a leg. Here are a few of the best (and budget friendly) things to do in Cape Town that won't break the bank. From free concerts in De Waal park to romantic movies under the stars, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Take a stroll or bike ride along the Sea Point Promenade and enjoy one of the best views of the Atlantic while taking in some interactive installation art or flex your muscles on the outdoor gym. When you're done you can grab a drink or a bite to eat at one of the many café's littering the main road. You can also join other promenade enthusiasts every Monday at 6pm to rollerblade, skateboard or simply enjoy yourself along the Sea Point Promenade with friends.
The outdoor summer concerts have become a mainstay and must-do for most Capetonians. So grab a blanket, pack a picnic basket and relax while listening to some great music in one of the country's most beautiful botanical gardens.
Stroll through the historic (created in 1652) Company Gardens to feed the squirrels, and maybe catch a glimpse of the rare albino squirrel. Once you are done smelling the roses you can visit some of the museums and art galleries along the way. Or you can take a tour of the night sky at the Planetarium with shows for adults as well as the little ones.
The V&A Waterfront has a lot to offer and some of the main attractions are the Watershed Craft Market and The Market on the Wharf. Grab a bite from one of the many vendors, from sweet crepes filled with banana and chocolate to massive, juicy burgers. Right next to the food market is the Watershed with a vast selection of hand crafted clothing, accessories and art. Food and craft markets in Cape Town are a big thing and a must-do for most. See a full list of food and craft markets in and around Cape Town here.
Take a hike up Lions Head. Put on your walking shoes and enjoy some fresh air, with some of the most amazing panoramic views Cape Town has to offer. If you are feeling extra adventurous you can also try joining many others in an informal full-moon hike up Lions Head.
Polkadraai Strawberry Farm Stellenbosch – R45+ Get your hands dirty and go strawberry picking with family or friends. When you are done you can enjoy the sweet fruits of your labor. Prices start at R45 for 1,3kg of strawberries and go up depending on your strawberry eating enthusiasm. It makes a great daytime activity for families and any excess strawberries can be turned into jams and giving as delicious gifts.
Catch a movie under a canopy of stars at the Galileo Open Air Theatre. Showing everything from thought provoking documentaries, laugh out loud comedies to cult classics. You can bring your own blankets and food or grab a snack and some popcorn there.
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Was exactly looking for a quick guide I can use this holiday/summer.
Jog several times along the Promenade, visit the Watershed craft market and Company Gardens recently.
Now that I know of the other stuff mentioned on here, I will def check them out.


You have probably seen event flyers around Notre Dame with the word "Spectrum" on them. Yet, many people in the Notre Dame community still do not know much about Spectrum and their purpose as a student organization.
According to Notre Dame's Student Organizations and Honors webpage, Spectrim us a club working to "build an inclusive and diverse community that expands across a spectrum of community members and encourage a welcoming and supportive environment." This club was started by Jae Bradley, a junior environmental science major, in the spring of 2016, in response to the needs of the LGBT+ community at Notre Dame. She was reminded of her commitment to the well-being of the members in this community and wanted to make sure they have the support they need.
"Spectrum is a club that maintains a space for dialogue about LGBT+ issues, whether that happens in our meetings, in day-to-day interactions or events outside of campus, which we hope to have more of" Bradley explains. She continues to describe that this dialogue exists in conversations, rallies or evets such as their Day of Visibility and Remembrance last year. "During that event, we had a presentation and discussion about trans issues and the language that we use to talk about related experiences," she says.
Spectrum is slowly, but surely making a difference on the Notre Dame campus. Julianne Corbman, a junior chemistry major and mathematics minor, is a Spectrum member who happens to attend almost every meeting. She states, "I feel like Spectrum is a safe space. People in Spectrum are welcoming and for me, it has been a good experience overall. I love the discussions we have and I look forward to everything the club [plans to do] at the end of this semester and next." Some of these events include an open mic night, a dance party and a movie night.
Spectrum has also made efforts to connect with not just students, but also faculty and staff members. During last year's Day of Visibility and Remembrance, Professor Melissa Falen shared her experiences with gay night clubs as safe spaces. Professor Falen believes that clubs like Spectrum are important. "When I was in college in the 70's, there was some sort of gay group on campus. I would never have gone near it in those days. I was too afraid of being 'found out," she explains. "I was a PE major. While there were a number of gay athletes, everyone was very closeted and none of the athletes were involved with the club." She also says that "as long as homophobia exists and there is a lack of equality and legal protection for LGBT+ people," groups such as Spectrum are especially important and meaningful. Since Spectrum's creation, Professor Falen has taken a stance to represent faculty and staff. She asks Spectrum what they need the most and encourages faculty and staff members to be as supportive of the organization as possible.
Spectrum meets every other Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Gator Alley. Their planned events can be found on SGA's Calendar or their Facebook page (Spectrum NDMU).


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Best, a compilation album by Texas-based Folk singer-songwriter Robert Earl Keen, released by Koch Records on November 7, 2006. The album features songs from six of Keen's previous albums: No Kinda Dancer, A Bigger Piece of Sky, No. 2 Live Dinner, Farm Fresh Onions, What I Really Mean, and Live at the Ryman.
The Allmusic review by Mark Deming gave the album 3½ start stating: "Robert Earl Keen is an archetypal Texas singer/songwriter, someone who can mine both laughter and tragedy from life along the dusty margins of life in the Lone Star State... a comprehensive and well-programmed compilation offering a fully rounded introduction to his music would be more than welcome. However, 2007's Best isn't quite that album... If you're looking for a concise, career-spanning overview of Robert Earl Keen's long career in music, Best isn't as much help as you might wish, but the consistent quality is a sure convincer."
All tracks by Robert Earl Keen except where noted
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Best is a 2000 British film portraying the football career of the Northern Irish soccer star George Best, particularly his years spent at Manchester United. It was directed by Mary McGuckian.
John Lynch - George Best
Ian Bannen - Sir Matt Busby
Jerome Flynn - Bobby Charlton
Ian Hart - Nobby Stiles
Patsy Kensit - Anna
Cal Macaninch - Paddy
Linus Roache - Denis Law
Adrian Lester - Rocky
David Hayman - Tommy Docherty/The Barman
James Ellis - Dickie Beal
Roger Daltrey - Rodney Marsh
Clive Anderson - Interviewer
Sophie Dahl - Eva Haraldsted
Stephen Fry - Frazer Crane
Dave Duffy - Limosine Driver
Neil Caple - Barber
Nick Wall - Photographer
John McCarthy - Hairdresser
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UK - 1 May 2000 (Belfast Premiere)
UK - 12 May 2000 (General Release)
Israel - 1 June 2000
USA - 15 September 2000 (Temecula Valley International Film Festival)
Iceland - 28 March 2001 (Video Premiere)
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Offshore may refer to:
Offshoring, active movement of companies to offshore centers
Offshore financial centre, jurisdictions which transact financial business with non-residents
Offshore investment, relates to the wider financial services industry in offshore centers
Offshore bank, relates to the banking industry in offshore centers
Offshore Stock Broker, relates to stock brokers in offshore centers
Offshore fund, collective investment in offshore centers
Offshore trust, trust arranged in offshore jurisdiction
Offshore drilling, discovery and development of oil and gas resources which lie underwater through drilling a well
Offshore construction, construction out at sea
Offshore powerboat racing, powerboat racing
Offshore hosting, server
Offshore wind power, wind power in a body of water
Offshore (novel), a 1979 British novel by Penelope Fitzgerald
"Offshore" (song), a 1996 song by British electronic dance music act Chicane
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Offshore (1979) is a novel by Penelope Fitzgerald. It won the Booker Prize for that year. It recalls her time spent on boats on the Thames in Battersea. The novel explores the liminality of people who do not belong to the land or the sea, but are somewhere in between. The epigraph, "che mena il vento, e che batte la pioggia, e che s'incontran con si aspre lingue" ("whom the wind drives, or whom the rain beats, or those who clash with such bitter tongues") comes from Canto XI of Dante's Inferno.
List of Characters and Their Boats (in order)
Richard Blake, husband, aged 39
Laura Blake, wife, also known as Lollie
Harry, Maurice's acquaintance, who uses the boat for his own purposes but does not live on board
Nenna James, mother
Martha James, Nenna's teenage daughter.
Tilda (Matilda) James, Nenna's younger daughter, who is six years old
Edward James, estranged father and husband, who visits the boat only once
Stripey (the cat)
Willis, painter, widower, 65 years old
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"Offshore", when used relative to hydrocarbons, refers to an oil, natural gas or condensate field that is under the sea, or to activities or operations carried out in relation to such a field. There are various types of platform used in the development of offshore oil and gas fields, and subsea facilities.
Offshore exploration is performed with floating drilling units.
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Ramona and I are home together on Wednesdays. Ramona is a home body and it is really, really good for her to have a break from pre-school/daycare mid week. We pick up Beezus at 2pm and while I feel like I should schedule a playdate for them or sign them up for gymnastics (and I might sign them up in January) we are content, most of the time, to stay home.
Occasionally Ramona and I will run errands, but mostly we just putz around the house. For as much as my girls play well together, they will also play indepentently for long periods of time.
On many days, Ramona and I will be in pretend mode for most of the morning, adapting the story line as needed to meet the circumstances. For when she is the teacher and I am the child and she wants seltzer, she will say to me "Kenna, would you like to try pouring the seltzer water today ?" and in that way she is able to get what she desires without breaking character.
I know that I will miss these days. To quote my friend Laurie (who once said something to this effect): I am nostalgic for things that haven't even gone away yet.
Leisurely snack and tea party, punctuated by checking to see if any leaves were still falling.
Why aren't we neighbors? My Helen would adore visiting with Ramona across the yard on these days. Not to mention, me.
Me too. THis is so sweet. I spend a couple of hours on wed morning with Andrew, but we typically take a music class. I should extend my time with him to more than just covering the class. But for the next few weeks, while class is not in session, we'll have fun.
Aw, look at that sweet face. That picture makes her look like she can see the future too. Lovely.


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In 2008, the government assigned me the task of establishment of Abdul Wali Khan University (AWKU) at Mardan, which was indeed a gigantic task but with the grace of Allah I not only accomplished the task but along with established nine campuses, two of which have attained the status of independent universities (Bacha Khan University, Charsadda & University of Swabi) and taken the university to a level where it is rated very high amongst the public sector universities of Pakistan. The Government of Pakistan, recognising my services, contributions and achievements, awarded me with the distinctive civil award of "Sitara-e-Imtiaz" in 2013 in the field of culture in which alone I have to my credit the establishment of nine museums.
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Whisky and rock and roll share a fundamental affinity that was very much in my mind as I wrote Death Distilled, the latest installment in the Whisky Business mystery series. Being a passionate fan of both rock music and whisky I love the harmony of spirit between the two. Each is a mystical blending of art and alchemy that gives an exuberant pulse to the rhythm of life. Not only that, they both share roots in rebellion and defiance, and they're both created by artists with great passion and intensity.
In Death Distilled, the protagonist is confronted with two murders; one modern day demise and one historic. The present day mystery revolves around a whisky swilling rock and roller who was once the lead singer of the wildly successful group called the Rebels. The moody and sometimes volatile rocker enlists Abi Logan's help to find a killer and she must root around in the band's past to try and discover the murderer hidden in the slew of broken hearts and broken promises the band left in their wake.
The historical underpinnings of this mystery were inspired by my affection for the defiant history of the Scottish people and the inextricable connection of whisky to their struggles for freedom. Death Distilled provides an intimate portrait of the local whisky rebels woven between the threads of the contemporary mystery. Like defiant youngsters in the 60's rebelling against the 'Man' with their loud rock and roll, the Scottish people have a long history of rebelling against foreign usurpers, particularly their neighbors to the south.
In the wake of the somewhat misnamed Act of Union between England and Scotland in 1707, the British imposed numerous restrictions on the Scottish people not the least of which was a hefty tax on their beloved whisky. The Scottish opposed British rule in the up-risings of 1715 and 1719 before being overwhelmingly defeated in 1746 at the infamous Battle of Culloden, a sore spot in the collective national consciousness to this day. In the wake of the bloody defeat, the British made an attempt to anglicize the Highlanders through a program of legislated cultural oppression. Wearing clan tartans was prohibited, bagpipes were outlawed, weapons were confiscated and taxes were once again raised on whisky to help fund British wars with France and America.
Now, the Scotsman's reputation for being frugal is not unjustified and tax dodging soon became an obsession. Illicit stills popped up in record numbers in every nook and cranny of the countryside and smugglers began a booming black market trade. Tax-free whisky moved about the country in coffins and farm carts and under the skirts of farmer's wives. This collective defiance was a point of national pride. For the Scots each gallon of illicit whisky they could hide from the British revenuers was a victory in principle, each barrel a loving tribute to tradition, and each drop of revenue a recompense for the pains of old.
To this day a Scotsman wouldn't thank you for denying him his daily dram, and the national passion for crafting single malt whisky from the grain of the lands and the pure water that runs through the hills has only increased. New boutique distilleries are cropping up all over Scotland paying homage to their rebellious forbears and their small stills. Unlike their large corporate neighbors, micro-distilleries grow their own ingredients, ferment, distil, bottle, label and age on site. Usually with a small staff and an obsessive attention to quality and taste.
The end product is a highly nuanced whisky that reflects the land and the environment from which it comes. One distillery is offering whisky lovers the opportunity to purchase their own cask of new run whisky and have it aged in the company's vaults till it's ready to drink. For a mere $3,000, plus tax of course, you too can have your very own private label whisky. Too rich for my blood, but I suspect there's a rock star or two that will be happy to pay the price.
Check out any one of these four micro gems and savor an adventure in Scotland: Eden Mill , Glasgow Diglasgow, Kingsbarns Distillery , and Strathearn Distillery.
This book is transporting, and one that I was thrilled to get into my Kindle. This series has a sense of magic, though there isn't an ounce of magic to the series. It is a most relaxing read, and gives me high hopes for the next book.
Abi is back and she is finding her ground in the distillery world. Having her handsome (come on you know this dog is beautiful) dog Liam with her she is ready to solve this next mystery. Rory the rock star was certainly different to me. I found that I enjoyed the unique style to this character and the interactions Abi had with him. Patrick is a hoot again, and is always keeping Abi on the rim of glass, I mean edge of her seat. It was nice to visit with familiar characters and meet new ones as well.
How do you not want to just jump into that chair and curl up with a good book? This was a cover that calls to me in more ways than one. I am drawn beyond words to this series, and this cover tops the icing with sprinkles feeling. I find that the Scottish influence is done in such a manner as to not be over done and yet it feels like Scotland.
Patrick showing up and telling Abi about the visitors coming to her distillery. And Abi with sheep, well let me just say she shouldn't quit her day job or sleuthing anytime soon. The overall book was a delight, as was the first and I find myself wandering through the village in my thoughts after finishing this book.
Seriously, it's Scotland. Need I say more… Okay, this author builds the setting into a living and breathing fictional town. It is a host to my thoughts for a vacation. The Scottish Highlands are calling to me.
This series and this book hold something for readers that is indescribable. I am left thinking about the book days after finishing. It held my attention, it made me guess different situations and it is unique to the cozy world. This book was amazing and I couldn't wait to get to the end only because I wanted the answers to the mystery, now I can't wait for another book to come.
Two different giveaways are being hosted here exclusively on Bibliophile Reviews. I am excited to share that one lucky person who makes a comment on this review, will receive an audio copy of Single Malt Murder. I know that it is a must listen! Now you can also enter into the giveaway to win: (2) E-Copy Death Distilled: A Whisky Business Mystery by Melinda Mullet, here is that link!
Thanks for hosting me, Bree and thanks for all your kind words.
Thanks for the information about Death Distilled as well as the guest post. I loved reading your review which definitely had me adding the book to my TBR list.
Thank you for reviewing this book! It sounds like something I'd enjoy, so better get myself a copy of the first in the series!
This sounds so good–I would love to read it!
This sounds good, thanks for the info and chance to start the series!


A four year old, systems integration firm targeting small to mid-sized companies had built a successful and reputable firm. In this short time frame they had quickly become the number one integrator in their region for a noted platform company. With this growth, the CEO was dealing with multiple options for future growth and how best to structure the organization to scale efficiently and profitably.
Faced with how to manage growth, the CEO joined a group of other CEOs to help him gain insight as to how to manage this growth. From this, and from information he had gleaned from some books on managing growth, he was confused. Ultimately he wanted to design a three-year plan with his newly formed executive team. He was looking to his team to help size up the possible growth strategies and determine the right ones for the Company. As a small company he was keenly aware of mandating change to the staff, so he also wanted to keep the staff involved as they would be key in executing on the final plan.
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Because the process required buy-in from all the staff, the CEO used the Strategic Plan to design a performance incentive program to "manage by objectives." These objectives, strategically linked to the plan, gave each employee the opportunity to increase their financial rewards.
Inner Resource continues to coach the CEO on how to get individual performance objectives clearly defined for each staff member through the executive team that, in turn, tie into the incentive program.


For those who follow me in FaceBook I posted that my visa was approved. There is a longer story that goes back to last spring. Ilka came to visit for Derby Week and the week after. Of course at this point we were engaged and had not set a date. This was a time we also had many serious conversations about our life together including where to live. It was obvious at this point she was going to be appointed as the team lead in addition to the job of incident coordinator (assigning work to the team) that she already had, as she was familiar with balancing workloads and tickets. She told me that she loved her job, and felt there was a lot of room for her to grow with this company and the real possibility of promotion as well. Without hesitation I told her I was willing to move to the NL instead of her moving to the US, but we would need to find out what the requirements were for me to immigrate. After she left for the NL again, she contacted the IND which is their Immigration Service. She found out basically the requirements were be American, don't be in trouble with the law. As a US citizen, there is no language requirement (most immigrants from other countries must have a basic understanding of Dutch, or speak English) So I mailed her the documents she needed and she mailed me the form I needed to sign. I returned the form to her and we waited. She got a letter stating they need a certified copy of my divorce decree. So I went down to the courthouse and got a certified copy of the divorce decree. She received a letter stating that the copy I sent was not what they wanted. About 2 days before I was flying to LA to meet her, and get married in Las Vegas, I finally realized they need a state level certified copy of the divorce decree, similar to current birth certificates (I'm proud to say I have a photocopy of my birth certificate & the newer form both certified) or death certificates. So after I returned from our marriage, I was going to request a copy and mail it over. Ilka left LA on a Friday night, I left on Saturday morning. Saturday afternoon I call Ilka in Chicago and she is absolutely in tears and nearly not understandable. She had gotten a letter from IND saying my request had been denied. After she calmed down and was able to read the letter without crying, she saw it had been denied for 2 reasons: 1) She did not have a permanent job & 2) I could not prove I was not married. She went to work Monday morning spoke with the folks in HR, it seemed her records had never been updated to reflect that she was a permanent employee of her employer (the records said she only had a contract until December 31 which was true until May when her contract was amended to open ended) so the HR folks updated her record and sent a letter explaining this to IND. She then went to legal where they explained to her that I needed to prove a negative, that I was in fact not married. She called the caseworker at IND (she had an actual person not a phone tree that ended up with a phone bank of random people) and explained everything to him and asked about proving a negative. He reviewed her records and asked "You called me a while back about getting married in America? Did you get married?" her answer was yes "Did you request an apostille copy of your marriage certificate?" an apostille is required to allow other countries to recognize marriages performed in the US. The US has the same agreements with hundreds of countries, in the US it has to be certified by the Secretary of State for the state you are married in, for us the Nevada Secretary of State. She answered yes, as I specifically requested (and paid handsomely for) an apostille copy of the certificate. "Well then once you have it, send it to us and we can appeal the decision, he will be able to get his visa, will he come to the NL before the visa is approved?" She told him she would contact him again once she had the marriage certificate, which gave us time to figure out when I could arrive. We decided almost immediately that I would be in NL by my birthday (December 8) but I did want to celebrate Thanksgiving with Ray as well. Once she received the apostille marriage certificate, she called IND told them that I would arrive on December 3. The caseworker told her that should be enough time, but that he could no longer help her as appeals were handled by another team.
So I arranged for my father-in-law Aad, to take me to the nearest office on Tuesday January 19 to wait to get my biometrics (their term) completed. So he arrives, of course I think it's true the world over there is no parking close to the office, so he drops me off says he will find a spot, park, and come wait with me. I walk in and the nice gentleman at the desk assures me only the biometrics can be done without an appointment. He hands me a ticket with the number B307 on it and tells me the seats and the tote board with the ticket being served is to my right. I turn, fearing the number on the board…It is B306. What? 1 person ahead of me? In the waiting area is maybe 5 other people, I'm guessing all with appointments. I sit for maybe 2 minutes and nice lady opens the door and calls out 307 in Dutch. I hold up the slip and walk in. There are 2 folks in the room, plus myself. She asks for my passport tells me to remove my jacket and invites me to sit. The set up is genius. There is a obviously specially designed table with a stylus and a small place to write, 2 finger slots and the table has a back with a digital camera and lighting system built into it. I sit down, she pulls up my file on the computer asks me to look directly at the camera, it raises to eye level, the area around the camera lights up eliminating all shadows and takes my photo. She asks if I like it. Like it? I look like a convict with a scowl on my face. "Actually no, ma'am. May I smile?" "Sure, but you can't show your teeth." "Thank You." She retakes the photo and it is much, much better. After the photo, I sign my name in the block, she compares it with my passport and says it's good enough. And last and this trick must be known the world over because I did it when I needed to fingerprint someone digitally in 2010, she asks me to hold out my hands and squirts hand sanitizer on then. After rubbing it into my fingertips, I give her the fingerprints without any retakes. She thanks me and tells me I will receive a letter when I can schedule my appointment to pick up my visa identification card. All of this from the time I walked in took less than 10 minutes. So I step out of the office and call Aad he tells me he had finally found a parking spot but would be right over to pick me up. While I was waiting, I quickly snapped a photo of the sign on the door. It took longer for us to drive to the IND office (about 15-20 minutes each way) than it did for me to get the biometrics done. Aad was happy about that as he wanted to get back to Ria, my mother-in-law; she recently had outpatient surgery and he is taking very good care of her.
As I was started writing this I got an e-mail from Ilka, it seems her warehouse is very interested in hiring me since I have forklift experience (thanks UPS) and I am a native American (English) speaker. Scotch & Soda (the fashion company) has a warehouse in LA that they need to communicate with, and sometimes there has been a disconnect between them as no one in the warehouse speaks American English as a first language. I have actually been to the warehouse in LA, we visited there in October before the wedding and met the staff then. Ilka forwarded an e-mail she got from the warehouse saying they wanted my personal information (passport, letter from IND, address, etc.) to hire me. So my next post could be either Dutch Visa Part II or My New Job, only time will tell….
4 Comments on "Dutch Visa Part I (sort of)"
Wow! Great news about the job. It sounds like things are really falling into place for you. That's terrific!!
Bill, you write better than you talk … and you don't talk so bad. This was a complicated episode to capture in writing and have it be interesting as well. Good job.
I'm so dyslexic, I'm reading & catching up backwards!!! What a whirlwind!


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