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Delhi Capitals (DC) and Punjab Kings (PBKS) are facing each other in a must-win game at DY Patil 9Stadium in the ongoing season of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Liam Livingstone produced a brilliant delivery to dismiss DC captain Rishabh Pant.
The Capitals were heavily dependent on their captain Rishabh to take them to a good total while batting first. But the DC captain failed to live up to the expectations. He could score just seven runs before he was dismissed by Liam Livingstone.
On the last ball of the 12th over, Rishabh Pant left the crease early to step out and hit it towards long-on. Livingstone saw Rishabh stepping out and delivered the ball which was away from the arc of Rishabh Pant. The ball sneaked under his bat and Pant was stumped out by Punjab Kings wicket-keeper Jitesh Sharma.
Before getting out, Rishabh Pant also hit a six on the previous ball. Several cricket fans criticised the game awareness of Pant in this situation. Fans believe that Pant should have tried to stay till the end and finish the game for Delhi in the death overs. Rishabh has failed to score even a single fifty-plus score this season.
Not converting starts into a big score has been the problem with Rishabh Pant for a while. Not only fans, even former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag too was upset with the way Pant is approaching his innings.
All 29 episodes from the fifth season of the Western adventure starring Clint Eastwood as cowhand Rowdy Yates. The episodes are: 'Incident of the Hunter', 'Incident of the Portrait', 'Incident of the Cactus Wells', 'Incident of the Prodigal Son', 'Incident of the Four Horsemen', 'Incident of the Lost Woman', 'Incident of the Dogfaces', 'Incident of the Wolvers', 'Incident at Sugar Creek', 'Incident of the Reluctant Bridegroom', 'Incident of the Querencias', 'Incident at Quivira', 'Incident of Decision', 'Incident of the Buryin' Man', 'Incident of the Trail's End', 'Incident at Spider Rock', 'Incident of the Mountain Man', 'Incident at Crooked Hat', 'Incident of Judgment Day', 'Incident of the Gallows Tree', 'Incident of the Married Widow', 'Incident of the Pale Rider', 'Incident of the Comanchero', 'Incident of the Clown', 'Incident of the Black Ace', 'Incident of the Hostages', 'Incident of the White Eyes', 'Incident at Rio Doloroso' and 'Incident at Alkali Sink'.I have been fascinated by the history preceding the fall of the Roman Empire from the perspective of a descendant of the population from that entity. That is for there are lessons to learn about those needy times.
The topic of Dark Ages in South Eastern Europe is dominated by far by the Byzantine Empire, the nomadic Avars, Bulgars, and the Slavic entities which managed to produce impressions in the meagre written source that survived to these days.
Not much was noted about the Latins and their descendants in the region. That is surprising for in more modern times, which I count after the 14th century, those Latins epitomized by the Vlachs and the Romanians came to produce significant footprints in the region, both historically and demographically.
I am not trying to explain why that is, but only to highlight a few snippets from ancient sources to make a case that the post Roman Latin communities in Eastern Europe survived only under the Avar rule as closely associated to them.
The story about Kouver tells about a large popular resettlement of Latins near the city of Sirmium (Sremska Mitrovica in Serbia today) conducted by the Avars in the early 7th century. That location was known in the Roman times as the Province of Pannonia.
Four centuries later Kekaumenos, a Byzantine General, wrote in his Strategikon that the Vlachs of Epirus, including his father in law Nikoulitzas Delphinas were originally immigrants from the Sirmium region, where river Sava flows into the Danube or Pannonia.
The Bar
I visited Ken's Bar on my first night in Japan. Jetlag had formed a calcified shell around my cerebrum, so the time of day was nothing more than someone's opinion. But I had a tummy full of noodles and beer, and nowhere to be; a true luxury for a parent.
Ken's sits about four people, but I was the only one there. A very early-90s-looking Pat Methany jazz concert was on the small TV in one corner. Lots of fun empties in another corner. A collection limited Maker's bottles in another.
The gentleman behind the bar didn't look like Ken (yes, I properly cyberstalk). He was very friendly, but it was instantly obvious that we spoke different languages; imagine that. I had yet to shed the smell of airplane, and already I had to put my infantile Japanese to the test. But despite our wide language barrier, the bartender and I spoke for nearly two hours. It was really nice.
He had the line of the night:
I said, "Watashi wa, Michael".
He pointed to a familiar bottle on the shelf and said, "Yamazaki 12 year old," then pointed to himself, "Yamazaki 41 year old."
Three months later and 6500 miles away, I came up with my comeback line, "Then you're worth millions!" I'm slow. And not nearly as funny as I think I am.
Bourbon 1
First up was Old Charter 10 year old. Weirdly enough, the next-to-last tasting I'd completed before this trip was Old Charter 8, which was not great. But people on the secondary market keep paying top dollar for the OCs, so I thought I'd try the 10. And the price was right.
If you can embiggen the photo, you'll see things get blurry around the bottom of the bottle. That's more or less an accurate depiction of my acuity at the time.
This was a Frankfort (thus Buffalo Trace) Old Charter, so it wasn't hella dusty. But it was a good drinker, significantly better than the 8, the difference between a C- whiskey and a B- whiskey. It's something you can drink whenever, wherever and however. Moderate oak nestled with moderate corn. Perhaps if the bourbon bust ever happens, Buffalo Trace can bring this back. Maybe?
Bourbon 2
Next up was Old Fitzgerald 1849. I know I just got finished writing about how I don't dig wheated bourbon, but I've always enjoyed Old Fitz 1849. I spent a long time searching this bottle for some clue if this was Stitzel-Weller or Heaven Hill stuff, but a big Japanese import sticker covered up some serious real estate on the back. No matter who made it, I liked it. Another B- bourbon. The sweetness was in check, as was the barrel. It's miles better than current Maker's, and could easily compete with the Old Weller line.
Bourbon 3
The nose is much much fruitier than anything else by its rumored source. Then there's walnuts, almonds, fudge, butterscotch and pie crust. The palate has no bitter oak to it. But it does have lots of anise and green peppercorns. Strawberry Bubble Yum, toffee and a belt of rye. It finishes gently sweet, with some of the nose's fruity stuff, like berries and baked apples with cinnamon.
I'm not sure if I've given a contemporary bourbon an A- type rating on this blog, but this whiskey deserves it. It's fabulous. The fruit content is scrumptious, and surprising. Could this be due to the barrel's four years in Central Japan? A great selection by Matsuyama-san.Please wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes, and bring an empty stomach. Most dietary restrictions and requirements are supported if notified in advance. Guide gratuity is not included but customary and graciously accepted. Must be 21 years of age with government-issued photo ID to drink alcohol. Upon booking, please let vendor know if you have any specific dietary restrictions or allergies.
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