India's cricket board has lifted the suspensions of Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul with immediate effect.
The pair were suspended and sent home from their country's tour of Australia after they made sexist and racist remarks on talk show Koffee With Karan. The duo had appeared on the show, hosted by Bollywood filmmaker and producer Karan Johar, earlier this month.
The BCCI says the bans have been "lifted pending appointment and adjudication of the allegations" against the pair.
All-rounder Pandya could now join up with India squad for their limited overs series in New Zealand, while batsman Rahul might play in either domestic cricket.
The incident has also compelled BCCI to consider introducing behavioral counselling for Indian cricketers. The Board was previously also mulling barring players from any interviews unless they were cricket related.
Meanwhile, Karan Johar finally broke his silence on the controversy.
He went on to say that he had had "sleepless nights" thinking about he could "undo the damage" following the backlash the players were facing, as their careers were getting affected.


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Rudy Sarzo is a professional recording and performing artist. He has been performing worldwide for over 35 years with groups including Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot, Whitesnake, Dio and many more. Rudy is also the author of the book, Off The Rails, which chronicles the time he spent with Randy Rhoads during their Quiet Riot and Ozzy years.
Rudy shared his perspectives on how the music business has changed since he started in the 1970s and how he has managed to adapt to find success. He also offered up important advice to artists who want to succeed long term and find fulfillment in music.
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Thanks for taking some time out to talk, Rudy. You've had a phenomenal career. How have you been able to make it in this business for as long as you have?
"One word: adaptation. And it's not just relevant to musicians. It's relevant to all species that must adapt to a certain environment in order to survive. That's what I did over the years. People ask me often about the key to my success, and I would say that it's that simple."
Along those same lines, when you walk into a situation, you are joining the band. The band is not joining you. There's a hole that's missing, and you are the piece of the puzzle that's going to complete it. I have also been in situations where I am one of the founding members and there from the very beginning. That is a little bit different, because you are creating your own design of a piece of the puzzle.
When you're walking into a situation like I did with Ozzy Osbourne, there was a piece of the puzzle that was already shaped, so I had to mold myself to become that piece that piece that fills that hole and doesn't overlap it. I can't just all of a sudden make the puzzle fit me; that's like sticking a square peg in a round hole.
With Ozzy, I also had to adapt to playing with a different drummer that was not on the record. So, it was a matter of keeping the essence of what's already on the record and then adapting to what the new feel of the music is going to be, because whenever you lose a band member and add a new one, even the members who are still there play differently. Sticking around in the music industry is about being aware of your role in the situation.
That doesn't mean you have to compromise. Once you feel like you are compromising, then you have to move on and to another situation. You can create your own situation so that there's no compromise – make it your vision.
You seem to have had a knack of surrounding yourself with great players. From what I've read about your career, you did a lot of smaller records, then moved on to Quiet Riot, then ended up with Ozzy. How did you seek out great players?
With Quiet Riot, I basically walked in. I was the last guy to audition. They were looking for a particular style of bass playing. They were looking for someone who sounded like John Deacon. A lot of bass players who were in the music scene in L.A. around 1978 were playing with a pick, and they were looking for someone that played with their fingers. I grew up playing that way, and ended up being an anomaly in the L.A. scene. I was out of town when they first started searching for bass players, but then people who knew me finally told them that if they were looking for that style of playing, they should check me out.
They wanted a finger-style bass feel with some R&B and some funk. Early Quiet Riot was very influenced by bands like Humble Pie. Greg Ridley was one of the reasons Humble Pie was so funky and so groove oriented. The fact that Quiet Riot was looking for that type of bass playing is how I started playing with the Randy Rhoads' version of the band. And then, Randy got me the gig with Ozzy.
Even though Bob Daisley was a pick player, when I played with Ozzy, I was able to adapt and try to approximate that tone. And Tommy Aldridge was a very specific type of drummer, used to playing in coliseums and big stadiums and played in front of the beat so I had to adjust to mesh with him. By the time I joined what was known as the "Metal Health" version of Quiet Riot, I basically had to re-adapt my playing to on-top-of-the-beat or a little-bit-behind-the beat playing.
What I was playing with Quiet Riot, like "Come On Feel The Noize" or "Bang Your Head" was very different from anything that we did with Ozzy, like "Mr. Crowley." By the time I joined Whitesnake, Tommy Aldridge was once again my rhythm section partner, so he brought back a lot of that excitement and all that driving feel in the drums into the band, which was predominantly a blues-based rock band at the time.
Everybody knows about the work you did with bigger bands. But you mentioned you were known around L.A. locally as a fingerstyle player early on, to the point where you were often recommended. How did you get this notoriety? Did you just play every gig you could?
That's a really great question. I did not grow up playing music in L.A. I grew up in Miami. I showed up in L.A. in late 1976, and I did not do a whole lot of gigging around town. Because, the way the L.A. scene was at the time was that it was pretty much a showcase for record labels. On the strip, there was Filthy McNasty's, which became the Viper Room and then there was Gazarri's. In those clubs you could mix some originals with Top 40 songs. The rest of the clubs such as The Wisky a Go Go and the Roxy mostly booked recording artists. LA was not a Top 40 town. It was just a place where bands got together to get a record deal, so there were a lot of showcase rooms.
A lot of bands did cover material. But then again, you did not move out to L.A. to play in a cover band. I could have stayed back home in Miami and done that without having to make sacrifices and starve and sleep on the floor.
Back in the day, we didn't have tribute bands. We just had Top 40 bands. So, how I became known as a fingerstyle player was just through word of mouth of people that heard me and saw me – the musicians I was in direct contact with. And there were very, very few occasions that I actually got to perform live around town before I joined the Randy Rhoads version of Quiet Riot.
Clearly these musicians must have thought highly of you as a person and player. Talent aside, you're a likable guy and someone people are willing to hang out with for a long period of time. I'm guessing that is a big factor, no?
Right now there seems to be a new wave of young musicians arriving in L.A. They come up to me and say, "Hey man, how can I get a gig?" And they ask me all kinds of questions about getting by in the industry. I tell them that there's no shortcut. And the first step is developing your trust factor. To me, trust is even more important than musical ability. You could be the greatest musician in the world, but if you're not trusted, it's a problem.
I had already gained Randy's trust by the time he recommended me to Ozzy. I didn't get the gig because of my playing; there were a lot of bass players who could've played the music. That wasn't the point. The point was, they were looking for somebody they could trust to join the band. They needed someone who was not a drug addict or an alcoholic and who wouldn't disappear or be a troublemaker. They wanted someone they could live with in the bus without effort. When they brought me in, they only had ten days before a tour.
We started rehearsing immediately, and then we were on the road before I knew it. Randy knew me from being in the Quiet Riot with him, so he told Ozzy that I was the guy they were looking for. He said he could vouch for me and trust I was going to fulfill their needs as a player and a human being. They could trust me to be on every single night. From that point on, I was able to build my trust factor as a musician as I went through all my other musical journeys.
Trust is about who I am as a person. Once I make a commitment, that's it. It doesn't matter who else calls me for a gig. I will not walk out on a gig once I've committed to it. And that has come up. When I was doing an Yngwie Malmsteen tour in 2004, I got a call from Wendy Dio asking me to join the band Dio and go into the studio to record what would wind up being Dio's final album, Master of the Moon. I could've walked out on the tour, but I didn't. I told Wendy I was already committed, and she and Ronnie understood and respected that. Once I completed the tour with Yngwie I then joined DIO and was the bass player until Ronnie's untimely passing.
The second you walk out on a gig, you get pegged as unreliable, and it ends your career. You stop getting A-list phone calls.
You've had the opportunity to play with a lot of different groups and have continued to be employed over the years. Was this success due to continuing word of mouth, meeting people on the road, talking about yourself to others, or a combination of all of these?
I do exactly the same thing that I've always done. I do my gig and try to be the best that I can at it. The only difference between when I started out and now is that I can say I've been doing this for over 35 years. I bring those 35 years of legacy with me to every project I do.
When I first started out with Ozzy, I was a clean slate. I had no legacy and everything to prove. I still feel like I have everything to prove. I not only have to prove it to myself but also pay tribute to and celebrate our collective legacy. It's about me and all the other people I've played with before.
I think the best musicians and the best friends I have who are musicians are the people who actually drive me to become better. They challenge me musically. I love to be challenged, because it gets me outside my little box.
Lately, I've realized there are also ways to keep myself outside of the box.
I'm constantly using YouTube as a university, a school where I can learn music.
And actually, because I'm getting back into music theory on a deeper level lately, I go more to websites where you have jazz pianists teaching music than I go to any of the other websites I regularly visit.
You have great technique. Are you also a guy who can sight-read and is well versed in theory?
I've started refreshing my sight-reading skills, but then I realized I'm more of an improvisation guy. So, I'm concentrating more on learning theory rather than reading, because reading is about following a script. I like to use reading as a learning tool, but I'm more into the theory of it and using it to break down the anatomy of the song itself so I can then apply it to my own compositions and improvisations.
I think a lot of guys who have been playing for as long as you have get complacent, so it's incredible that you're continuing to learn and evolve.
"Not continuing to learn would drive me nuts. I'm having a blast playing music, and I will always do everything I can to be able to keep doing it. I want to keep the fire inside me to become a better musician."
Here's a bit of a personal question: You toured with a lot of musicians known for their debauchery. How did you survive that and keep a level head? A lot of guys didn't make it as a direct result of that lifestyle.
To be honest with you, when I first started touring with Ozzy, who has been known for living a pretty wild life, Sharon and Ozzy weren't married yet. She was just the manager. And she kept it very clean backstage. She made sure there weren't a lot of bad influences surrounding us on the road.
By the time I was playing with the "Metal Health" version of Quiet Riot, I had met my wife-to-be. So, I didn't fall into that whole craziness. Plus, I had already been on the tour with Ozzy and knew the discipline you need to have on the road in order to get to the top.
But even with all that, what really helped me was finding a spiritual center before I started touring with Ozzy. I had made peace with God that if I didn't make it as a musician, it's fine. At that time, I was even sleeping on the floor. I had decided all I wanted to do was take care of my family, be the best person I can be, be grateful for my blessings and play the bass. It's always been pretty simple.
Now your status is different from what it was back then, and I imagine gigs come to you in different ways than they once did. Other than new technology, how is the business different today? How do you think your experience now is different, above and beyond just being a guy who gets more regular calls because of your legacy?
Everything is different. I'm one of the legacy guys. The hardest thing we have to face is being able to be open to change. And that's the first thing I mentioned – adaptation. How do you adapt to today?
The younger generation doesn't have to adapt, because they have nothing to adapt from. They don't need to transform themselves after being a recording artist for a major label back in the day, with a producer and relationships with other artists … and marketing and promotion taken care of for them. That was the old recording industry.
Today, unless you happen to be somebody like Katy Perry or Justin Bieber or another mega pop artist, chances are you're going to be doing this on your own, at least initially, until you get enough hits on YouTube for somebody at some independent record label to give you some attention.
What have been the most difficult elements for you to adapt to?
My biggest challenge was trying to start a new band like I did last year with Tracii Guns. We put a band together called Gunzo and decided to go back to the old days. We decided we were going to start a band and do things the way they used to be done. We wanted to go out on tour, do a few shows and become a band before we went into the studio to record some music. So we did that. And every time we would get to a venue, they would either call the band LA Guns, because Tracii happened to have been in that band, or they would call it Tracii Guns. He kept correcting them, but it never stuck.
Usually the club promoter's marketing tool was using some algorithms on Facebook to reach a certain demographic that was within 20 miles from where the club was based. These promoters are just throwing crap against a wall to see what sticks. We'd walk into a venue and see that the only posters and the only marketing this person had invested in was posters for local tribute bands. We were nowhere to be found.
How have you seen promotion and booking change since you started out?
I have nothing against tribute bands, but when the promoter is booking, they're making a commitment to a certain band, and they need to respect it. You have some people on stage that are bringing a lot of talent and commitment to the gig you're promoting. Real musicians don't show up somewhere, no matter how it looks, decide it's a dump and just phone it in. Sometimes, the equipment provided is not up to standards, but everywhere we go, we still give the best show we can, no matter what the circumstances. And most importantly, we respect the fans that have shown up to watch us perform that night.
Unfortunately, sometimes you don't get the respect you should from the promoter. A lot of times, this attitude comes from new, young promoters who don't have enough experience. Honestly, most of the experienced promoters aren't really in the business anymore, now that the business has been gobbled up by Clear Channel, LiveNation and AEG.
We have a brand-new generation of club promoters that are not using traditional means of marketing, and sometimes it can get interesting.
I know there are a lot more artists now relying on technical wizardry to fix their playing on recordings and even sometimes live. Do you find that the level of musicianship has declined in the current industry? Are you seeing a lower level of skill with the younger people you've played with?
That's a really good question, and my observation is that the musicianship is basically regulated by the quality of the composition of the music. I grew up listening to '60s and '70s music. To me, that was one of the most creative periods, not only from a musicianship point of view, but also from a compositional point of view. You either had amazing songwriters like Jimmy Webb composing for all these artists or you had amazing songwriters within the band, as was the case with Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Who and a lot of other classic rock groups. That's why this music still stands today; there was a certain quality of musicianship, especially from rhythm sections.
A lot of musical ideas that were happening between the 60s and the 70s in not only rock but also soul, funk R&B and even country music were really solid. And a lot of the pop records were made by the Wrecking Crew. There was just incredible musicality across the board. You could turn on the radio and get a music lesson if you were listening, right there on the spot.
I was part of the '80s movement when record companies along with radio and MTV dictated a certain musical direction. Things became a little bit more simplified, and it was the perfect storm. You got the combination of young-image, MTV-friendly bands that suited that programming. And then you had bands that were starting to play bigger venues, arenas, not necessarily stadiums yet, but arenas. And then you had the explosion of the CD, too.
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And obviously, CDs were bringing in more money.
Exactly. There was an explosion. MTV was the best marketing tool I've ever experienced. It was bigger than radio. And the bigger the band got the bigger the arenas you played. And with arenas, it was a matter of physics; the less you played, the bigger you sounded due to the natural reverberation of the venue. These 80s arenas were built for sporting events, not for intimate musical performances.
Nowadays, when a basketball arena is built, they don't just build it for the sports events in mind. They also build it for the musical events that are going to be happening there. So, you have different acoustics today in the way new arenas are built. I played the L.A. Forum a lot during the '80s, and the acoustics were terrible. Even the Meadowlands had terrible acoustics. So, the bands that were more simple in their style of playing became more popular because they just sounded better. We sounded better playing less than we did playing more, being more musical, being more challenging musically on stage. Anything else would just get lost in the echo of the venue.
Do you find there are a lot of musicians out there now who are over-playing to get attention?
No, I don't, because there is no attention to get. To explain further, think about Costco. When you walk into Costco, where do you start? It depends on the Costco, really, because different Costcos are laid out differently. I know the layout of the one that I go to most often, but if I walk into another one, I can't find anything.
In my opinion, the Internet is the same thing. How does a new band get noticed if no one knows you exist or what you're about? The record industry used to have an infrastructure that made sure somehow, some way your song would get played on the radio, especially if you were on tour.
In fact, tours used to exist to promote records. The primary reason to go on tour was so you could go to the radio station in the city where you were playing the show in the morning, talk to the DJ and plug the show and plug the record. And then you would go to the record store right after the after the radio appearance and do a signing.
Then, you would go do sound check, do the gig, get out of town and do it again. That doesn't really exist if you're an independent artist. YouTube is usually your vehicle to promote your band and often even your live show. How do you do that? How do you even make people aware that you exist?
It's very tough. So, I really don't think musicians are playing to get attention. I just thinking that musicians are playing because they're honestly trying to take their own personal instruments to the next level. Because, nobody's telling them, "You can't do that." We used to get a lot of that in the studio from producers who were trying to make us sound more commercial and simplify everything. Before you knew it, the guy that was playing the drums that was known for a certain style of playing didn't sound like the same guy anymore.
"I think now people are playing with an unbridled approach just because they're free to do so. And you know what? That's fine with me. Because that idea is what got me excited about being a musician in the first place."
And I think producers back in the 70s used to be a little bit more lenient with musicians. That's how we got prog rock. There were guys that would say, "Hey listen, we're not just going to do three-chord songs. We're going to take this to the next level. And we're going to play it at the next level."
Music has to move forward, but it has to start with the individuals. It doesn't happen by itself.
In addition to "Be ready to adapt," what other advice would you give to someone starting out?
"It's a journey, and if you're into it for a quick return, you might be heading towards disappointment."
My next-best advice would be, "Don't ever quit." Quitting is not an option. My decision while I was a struggling musician was not to drag anybody else along on that journey with me. That struggle was not something that I could have put a loved one through.
When I first started, I was all by myself with no wife or girlfriend or any ties. I know that a lot of people cannot have that luxury of being independent in such a way and they have certain commitments. But in my own personal experience, being free was the only way I was able to accomplish what I accomplished.
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While The Sims may be one of the most popular gaming franchises of all time, the series still has yet to see an official tabletop adaptation despite being nearly 20 years old.
That's why there's all the more reason to finally make a board game based off of it, and the game's rules and mechanics could mirror The Game of Life with a few twists.
From birth to death, players could guide their Sims through the trials and tribulations of life. They'd have to watch out for injuries and medical expenses, study to secure a well-paying job and otherwise try to make their Sims' life the best it can possibly be.
Likewise, they could determine their Sims' personalities. One could be book smart with a curiosity streak, while another could be simple but endlessly friendly.
These traits could then factor into whether they succumb to "accidents" caused by other players. Should an appliance randomly short circuit, smarter Sims could find a way to fix it while simpler Sims may end up being set ablaze when they try to use it.
It might test a few friendship and show who'd be the more cruel god figure, but it would be undeniably fun for anyone who manages to see their Sim through their life successfully.
While older Wolfenstein games were fairly straight forward shooters, the newer titles add an air of espionage to the formula with a rag tag group of rebels fighting against a Nazi regime while trying to keep a low profile.. most of the time.
As a result, the series could now translate to a Resistance-style deception game perfectly.
In it, players would draw random cards to determine their character. Most would be members of the anti-nazi faction led by B.J. Blazkowikz or Grace Walker, but some would be Nazi spies looking to derail their resistance efforts.
The players would then embark on missions together, with those sent out chosen by whoever is playing as B.J. or Grace. Whether they succeed or not, however, would be determined by if more honest revolutionaries or spies were sent out to complete it.
All the while, players would be questioned by B.J. or Grace on whether they're the spies. It would be up to them to determine who's telling the truth and who's lying, all while the spies do their best to spread misinformation and distrust.
The Dark Seeker Saga may be over in Kingdom Hearts, but that doesn't mean its concept wouldn't still make for a great board game premise.
Players could be split up into two teams; one making up the key blade wielders of light, the others the wielders of darkness. This could include mainstay characters like Sora, Riku and Kairi as well as trademark villains like Ansem and Xehanort.
Both would have to move across a game board and gather allies, saving or corrupting worlds based on who reaches them first.
Should players encounter one other, they could then do battle with each other through dice rolls or cards drawn as they progressed through the game.
Whoever comes out on top continues on, while the loser loses a turn or is corrupted to the opposite side.
It could all culminate in one final clash between light and darkness, with whoever managed to claim the most allies and worlds enjoying a notable advantage in the confrontation.
Though some might think Dragon Age would translate almost perfectly best to a DnD campaign, an Inquisition-esque board game in line with Settlers of Catan or Risk could work just as well.
As the leaders of any number of countries or factions, players would compete to strengthen themselves and expand their territories.
This might mean strengthening the Tevinter Imperium's hold on a continent by grinding down smaller countries in combat, venturing into unexplored territory around the Circle Tower or using resources to clear away a Dark Spawn infestation.
At the same time, players would have to form alliances with one another to ensure they aren't hit with a surprise attack. This might mean establishing truces with resources used as bribes, or leaving territory untouched so as not to provoke an attack.
This would go on until one or more factions were completely eliminated, with victory then going to whoever managed to secure the most holdings across the whole of Thedas.
Though it may be a somewhat grim tale of fading away with a bygone era, Red Dead Redemption's world and themes provide the perfect frameworks for a thrilling table top game.
As a group of outlaws, players could make their way around a game board modeled after the old west. Each town they pass along the way could provide a chance to make some cash with a robbery, though whether they succeed would be left up to a dice roll.
As they continue on with the game though, their escapades could lead to more security being put in place at each town, increasing the chances that each heist will fail.
All the same, players will need to keep pulling off heists to save up enough money to escape the west and start a new life. This means taking more risks as the game progresses, potentially even being taken down by the law if they fail too often.
This isn't even considering whether to add a "rat" mechanic to the game, with one player potentially bringing down every other player to escape with their own skin.
It's a concept with plenty of room for fun and engagement, and honestly it's a bit odd nothing's been done with it yet.
Know of some other series that'd make the jump to a board game format perfectly? Let us know about them in the comments below. While you're here, consider also checking out our list of five video game-based board games you can play right now.


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GMC : Greensboro Men's Club 1929
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Dr. John A. Redhead, Jr. pastor emeritus, fifty years a servant of God
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Cone Hospital review [July-August, 1997]
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Dave Claytor fall '91
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Correspondence with Dr. Dave Claytor regarding a presentation on the history of pharmacies in Greensboro, given in 1991 at the Greensboro Historical Medical Library.
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Hospice quarterly [April 1994]
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Wesley Long magazine [winter 1995]
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Healthy directions [fall/winter 1989]
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Off line [July 1996]
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Talking Points about "Klondike" for our summer visitors
Leave a Comment / Communities / By Dan Davidson / Dawson City, history, Klondike Korner, Issue: 2014 May 8
There's all sorts of misinformation about the Klondike Gold Rush out there. One of the most obvious is that a lot of Americans, other than the ones who live in the big state next door to us, still think the Klondike is in Alaska. Granted that the vast majority of the stampeders came from the lower 48 states, that's still an error that ought not to have persisted all this time.
This year, thanks to the Discovery Channel's winter screening of its six hour Klondike mini-series, there is a whole host of new delusions that will need to be dispelled. These are far more significant than "what do you do with the ice-bridge in the summer?" and "what time do the Northern Lights come on?"
I'll start with that last one though, since the mini-series did have Bill Haskell marveling at the dancing lights during a dark night in … wait for it … July. Visitors will have to be informed that they need to come back between late September and April if they want to see the Aurora.
If they do come back during the winter they should expect to find it snowing, not raining, as shown by Discovery's writers. While the mini-series showed lots of ice, there was hardly any snow. Nor was they any sense that frozen ground in unlikely to respond to a shovel or that sluicing requires running water rather than frozen streams.
The local First Nation at the time of the Gold Rush was the Hän, and the political term under which they style themselves these days is Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in, which takes in both the Han and members of several Gwich'in groups who relocated here and blended in during the 20th Century. They were not Tlingit, not did they ever stage a bloody raid on the local NWMP jail cell to free prisoners who had been run down in the woods by Mounties riding horses (???) after they were falsely accused of a murder committed by one of the several fictional characters invented for this (based on a true story) drama.
The nameless Superintendent of this detachment (which was already here when the gold seekers arrived, by the way) had a name – Sam Steele – and he's a famous figure in Yukon and Canadian history. Early on someone in the series tells a newcomer that there is no law in Dawson City, and it's only later that the Mounties ride (because they're MOUNTIES, I guess) into town, having apparently created their own road along the way.
Various characters in the series seem to think they're in an American town. Perhaps it's Skagway, since – oh look! – there's Soapy Smith, who never came to the Klondike at all because he was busy bilking newcomers with his gang back at tidewater.
Father Judge is another character who suffers a dislocation. In the series he's a gun toting Jesuit woodsman who arrives along with everyone else via Skagway and Lake Bennett. In reality, he was already in Alaska well before the gold discovery and had already settled in at Forty Mile (to the north of Dawson, not the south, as said in the script). He relocated to Dawson, where he built a hospital and a church in the North End, in the shadow of the Moosehide Slide. He did not open up a storefront chapel/clinic in the town's business district.
There was undoubtedly anti-Semitism in Gold Rush Dawson, but the scene in which Haskell's' school chum and travelling companion is refused service in a store did not happen because that person, Byron Epstein, did not exist in reality. Haskell travelled with Joe Meeker, who teamed up with him while the two were travelling across the United States, gaining the rough-hewn practical education in mining and geology that served them so well in the Klondike. They would have been in their late 20s when they arrived, not the fresh out of school lads portrayed by Richard Madden in the series.
I hope I've provided you with enough material to do your duty this summer. To borrow a phrase from Burton Cummings, "break it to them gently"; it's not their fault they've been misinformed.
After 32 years teaching in rural Yukon schools, Dan Davidson retired from that profession but continues writing about life in Dawson City.
A MITY Good Long Weekend of Cinema
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DAWSON CITY I t's a Sunday night in March in Dawson City. Outside, the snow falls lightly in the crisp calm air. But inside the…
Historic contest in pictures and words
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While scanning the winsome collection of posters and photographs submitted for the Heritage Places Poster and Photo Contest, it was apparent that our suspicions were…
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Dan Davidson retired after three decades teaching classrooms in Beaver Creek, Faro and Dawson City. For the last number of years, he has written two columns for What's Up Yukon: A Klondike Korner, where he keeps an eye on happenings in Dawson City and The Book Shelf where he shares some of his favourites and Yukon created books with us.


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The rise of the Danish micro chain
Chains stores in the traditional sense of the word are fairly moderate here in Copenhagen and in the main Scandinavian. Chains are defined as ten or more units that share a brand image and a central management but in a small country, unless you are a big company, that is quite an ambition for small businesses.
Over the last few years I have noticed the rise what I would define as micro chains, especially in the eating out and fashion sectors, here in Copenhagen. Where entrepreneurs have taken the chance to expand from one outlet to maybe another one or two in different parts of the city. Although Copenhagen is a small city, each neighbourhood has its own identity and it is worth successful businesses targeting different parts of the city. Often these are young businesses striking whilst the iron is hot and their popularity is rising. Many have won awards and accolades in their first year. Examples of these micro chains include Grød with three premises (including the recently opened a new shop on Guldbergsgade in Nørrebro); Bertels, cheesecake cafe with two places; We do food with a new outlet in Østerbro; Donut Shop, originally in Østerbro and now also in three other areas in the city and in 7Elevens; Social Foodies with three outlets including a new one on Nørrebrogade; Tonkin with a new place in the city as well as the original in Frederiksberg and of course Creative Space with their fab new place in Østerbro.
I wonder how big these brands will grow? I imagine a bright future for them. After all only about 8 years ago there were only a few Joe & the Juices in the city and now that brand is on the way to Europewide domination with 42 outlets in Denmark and 26 in other European countries with more opening all the time. Sticks and Sushi are just managing to achieve the definition of a chain with 10 restaurants in Denmark and two (and more planned) in the UK but it is still one of the biggest homegrown restaurant chains. Cofoco is another prominent chain and success story, that since 2006 has grown to 9 restaurants including the renowned Höst, five takeaways, a supermarket line and a catering arm. I could go on – I am sure you can think of many other examples.
I also see hope for homegrown businesses to keep the invasion of homogenous foreign chains at bay. Each of the places I have mentioned here have a uniqueness about them – the products and the story behind them. Its personal and that is the thing missing from big chains. I believe that the Danish culture will keep these places genuine and with personality at the same time as allowing them to grow.
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Uncomfortable Truths Might Be ANYTHING BUT LOVE–Review And Get A FREE Book!
Hi there! I'm so excited to share my review for a new contemporary romance from Daisy Prescott. I really enjoyed the first two books in her Wingmen series, READY TO FALL and CONFESSIONS OF A REFORMED TOM CAT, so I couldn't wait to return to idyllic Whidbey Island in ANYTHING BUT LOVE.
Check out the links below so you can catch get READY TO FALL FREE (for a limited time) to whet your appetite.
Another wingman bites the dust in this enemies to lovers story…
For the past year, I've been working my butt off to start my own coffee company on Whidbey. A weekend in Cabo with sun, tiny bikinis, and vacation hook-ups is exactly the kind of tension relief I need.
What I don't need is a bruised jaw, having to bribe my way out of jail, a hellion set on ruining my life, and my mother seeing a picture of my assets on "The Twitter."
Caribou Caldwell is my worst nightmare.
Unfortunately, she's also the star of my sexiest dreams.
What happens when a small town guy becomes the focus of a million fantasies? As Erik Kelso navigates his sudden notoriety, will his feelings for Cari turn out to be anything but love?
Anything but Love is the third book in the Wingmen series, a spin off of Modern Love Stories. Like all Wingmen books, it can be read as a standalone romantic comedy.
This is the third book in the Wingmen series, but can be enjoyed on its own. Expect cameos from the other MCs Tom and Jon, but this story is all about the youngest Kelso brother.
Erik Kelso is a 28 y/o single, tri-athlete running a coffee business on Whidbey Island, Washington. He lives with his slightly elder brother, Carter, in a house the locals have dubbed the "Phallus Palace" because it's just the two dudes and Carter isn't shy with the ladies. Erik actually is. He rarely dates and hooks up even rarely. His life is pretty much Whidbey Joe, training, and taxiing his drunk father home from local hangouts.
Carter and Erik sneak off on a low-budget Cabo vacation and the final night out is a whirlwind. Erik and Carter hit a bar, Erik bumps a gal with a D-Bag boyfriend who proceeds to spark a fight. While sweet-talking the policia is not his specialty, he manages to keep both himself and the D-bag from arrest for a mere $50. The girlfriend isn't thrilled, even if she's smoking. Erik can't believe such a fox would hang with such a loser.
The next day, Erik and Carter go cliff-diving, and Erik takes a dive sans suit. He's got a tight body from all his training, and he's not especially shy about it. He's not quite prepared to have his butt plastered all over the Interwebs, with speculation that those Buns of Glory belong to a popular celeb, however. When the hordes learn they don't, the chase is on to find out WHO IS THAT GUY!!!
Mortified, Erik does some tracking to find out the source of his shame–none other than the smoking girl from the bar. He tries to legal eagle his way out of the mess, but he can't; no one can find Caribou, that bar gal who pretty much haunts Erik's sexy dreams. And when Cari shows up on Whidbey to set the record straight, well, the t-shirts will fly.
Oh, this was a rollicking romp of a romance. It's really fun because Erik is a near-recluse with phobias that play out in his horror-soaked brain. Like, he's always thinking someone bad–or even, say, zombies–might attack, and how to survive in the advent of an apocalypse. It did crack me up. He's painfully shy around women, but talks a big game in front of his dude friends–which was a fun juxtaposition. He's also very sensual, and when he and Cari do connect, it's hot. Lots of special attention, and extra orgasms.
In the meantime, he's fending off the cougars who pretty-much make a game of spotting his butt and posting pics on the 'net. There's an exuberant 'zine gossip columnist who makes it his mission to bag this Hot @ss Guy, and the web posts are a scream.
I liked the enemies-to-lovers angle. I liked Erik's weirdness and awkward approach to everything. For being an introvert, Erik's a very approachable character, endearing and sweet. I really connected to his internet infamy and the fear that his mother might find him bared to all. It's so true that once posted, it's there forever, and it was really interesting to have a male character react to such a predicament. His constant embarrassment is entertaining to everyone, except him, and yet he's totally good-natured about it. Still, he does manage to turn his 45 minutes of fame into some new business that helps out his folks and others in the community. He and Caribou have their HEA and the book sets up two more books in the series, for singles Carter and Dan.
As a critique, I had a little trouble getting into the story. The book is written in first person-POV and Erik's name isn't mentioned until Chapter FOUR. I kept turning pages, waiting to see who was telling me this story, and that was a pretty long wait. It made it hard for me to connect. Also, Erik's a little agoraphobic, suffers a little anxiety and a little ADHD, I think. His thoughts zip along faster than my 7 year old on Pixy Stix. Just saying that I had a teeny bit of trouble keeping up at times. Especially when he dipped into his "survival modes."
I really did enjoy, and look forward to further Wingmen shenanigans.
Interested? You can find ANYTHING BUT LOVE on Amazon, iBooks, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo.
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USA Today Bestselling author Daisy Prescott lives in a real life Stars Hollow in the Boston suburbs with her husband and an indeterminate number of imaginary housegoats. When not writing about people falling in love, she can be found traveling, gardening, baking, and reading a good book. Her novels include the Modern Love Stories series, the Wingmen series, and several short stories. She's also working on expanding the world of Bewitched this fall.
Catch up with Daisy on her website, Twitter, Facebook, Goodreads, Amazon, or sign up for her Newsletter.
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A: You can use an inline container by using display: inline-flex:

* {
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

html,
body {
  height: 100%;
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
}

.flex-main {
  display: flex;
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
  border: 2px solid blue;
}

.flex-main-content {
  flex: 1 1 100%;
  border: 2px solid green;
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  overflow: auto;
}

.some-long-row-with-items {
  display: inline-flex; /* change here */
  border: 1px solid red;
}

.some-long-row-with-items:hover {
  background: #eee;
}

.some-item {
  margin: 5px;
  width: 50px;
  height: 25px;
  border: 1px solid gray;
  flex: 0 0 50px;
}

Or you can use width: max-content on the flexbox container:

* {
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

html,
body {
  height: 100%;
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
}

.flex-main {
  display: flex;
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
  border: 2px solid blue;
}

.flex-main-content {
  flex: 1 1 100%;
  border: 2px solid green;
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  overflow: auto;
}

.some-long-row-with-items {
  display: flex;
  border: 1px solid red;
  width: max-content; /* added */
}

.some-long-row-with-items:hover {
  background: #eee;
}

.some-item {
  margin: 5px;
  width: 50px;
  height: 25px;
  border: 1px solid gray;
  flex: 0 0 50px;
}

A: By default, flexbox takes up the width of its container, which in this case is 100% or 100vw. So when you apply hover effect on the .some-long-row-with-items, it causes background change over that amount of width.
flex: 0 0 50px style applied to .some-item makes the child elements take up the width of 50px, which would otherwise be auto. This is why the content inside the flexbox is overflowing out of it.
You can avoid this situation by:

*

*setting width: max-content to the parent of the flexbox

*setting width: max-content to flexbox

*setting overflow: hidden to .some-long-row-with-items.

A: I tried it and apparently if you just remove flex: 0 0 50px; from your class .some-item works perfect, if I understand what you mean.

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Wow, I've been a deviant here for over a year, and have barely said word. This is my first journal entry!
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Planet Eclipse Etha Review 2018
May 21, 2018 March 31, 2018 by Tomas
If you are into paintballing and are looking to raise your game without sacrificing something in your wallet, you might want to stray away from the Tippmann brand and check out what Planet Eclipse can offer.
No matter from what background you come from, whether you are a beginner or a professional player, the Planet Eclipse Etha is a perfect choice. Although you might be looking for some very specific features that will pertain to your personal preference, this is still a solid marker.
If you are looking for a paintball gun that is affordable and want to try it out to see what you like because you are relatively new to the sport, the Etha is for you, as well.
Instead, in this Planet Eclipse Etha review, we're going to lay out the guide you need that takes all the components you're looking for in a paintball marker and gives you the information you need to make an adequate decision. We know that when it comes to getting the perfect paintball marker for your style and level of play might be the hardest decision you make — especially when it comes to your paintballing career.
In this review, we're going to take you through the ins and outs of what you need to know about design, firepower and accuracy, weight, reliability, efficiency, sound, and laying out the final pros and cons of the marker, making it extremely accessible and simple for you to compare the Planet Eclipse Etha to other paintball markers on the market.
Our Planet Eclipse Etha Review Results
Fire Power & Accuracy
Overall Score 97%
What's The Planet Eclipse Etha Design
When it comes to design, the Etha 2 differs from the original, completely. It is re-designed for optimal performance and highly upgraded in its look and its build. It has a hose-less air transfer system, which makes it simple to access and fill up, and has a POPS ASA assembly, which makes it easier to put together, especially when you're in the midst of play on the field.
The outside body of the marker is made of GRN composite and the inside of the body is made of aluminum. This is what sets this marker apart from the others. The different type of material from the inside to the outside ensures that the marker is protected on the outside, yet efficient and smooth on the inside. It is powered by a Gamma Core spool valve drivetrain and comes in three different colors.
The marker uses a spring return, which means that the bolt is sent back into position automatically after each shot is fired. This makes the marker simple to use. It has nylon composite materials in its eye cover, feed neck, and grip frame, which makes it highly durable on the field of play. Even though this isn't seen as a viable option for more advanced players, its material is actually really durable.
Planet Eclipse Etha Fire Power & Accuracy
Its stretched out grip spacing makes it easy to shoot, and its accuracy and detailed build make the shot hit its target, easily. Since it is built with a single-piece GRN frame and foregrip, the hold of the paintball marker has no effect on the shot. If anything, the grip makes your shot much easier to take.
When it comes to firepower, it's based on the features related to pressure. In the Etha 2, the paintball marker has an SL3 regulator, which handles the variety of tank pressures. When you can change the pressure, you can change the power behind the shot. The two-piece barrel that it comes with lets you fire using a few different modes, which sets it apart from other markers and lets you have a more adaptable game, adjusting to not only your personal preference but to whatever the game calls for. Planet Eclipse Etha 2 is also able to shoot in semiautomatic mode.
Though it is able to rip off consecutive shots quickly, it doesn't take away from nailing an accurate shot. The Etha 2 is an affordable paintball marker that has it all: the quality, accuracy, and firepower behind the shot.
How Much Does Planet Eclipse Etha Weight
The overall feel of the Etha 2 is light and comfortable, especially because of the material that the marker is made out of. This makes it perfect for those beginners looking for an easy paintball marker to begin or for more advanced players who are used to playing for hours and maybe days at a time. Its aluminum body makes it extremely lightweight, which is great for a long, drawn-out game. With the barrel and the material, it weighs in at a little bit over two pounds in total. It also comes with a comfortable feel, which of course, is also attributed to its weight.
Is Planet Eclipse Etha Reliable
Coming from a high-quality brand, Planet Eclipse is a reliable brand on its own. The Etha 2 is a reliable, dependable extension of the motto behind their brand. Its feed neck, eye covers, and grip frame take a part in the reliability and durability of the marker. The high-quality regulator also offers a lot of reliability. This improves performance and gives it the reliability to give you what you need when you need it through various firing modes and different pressures.
How Efficient Is The Planet Eclipse Etha
Not only is it air efficient, it is also battery efficient, which makes it overall, very efficient in the long run. The efficiency of the marker comes as a pleasant surprise. It has been known to be able to dish out a multitude of shots with minimal ball breakage and various modes depending on the personal preference and what the game specifically calls for in the moment.
Since we are talking about efficiency, you also need to keep in mind that since it can be adjusted from high to low pressure, it helps you decide on what you need to be the most efficient on the field.
Since the upgrade, the shot has gotten quieter than the original, whereas before it had a louder kickback. Now it's a silent shooter that keeps up and hides well with top-of-the-line markers. It also has very little kickback on a consistent basis. Keeping up with the higher-end markers is no problem at all, and since it is so quiet on the field, you won't even see it coming as it keeps up with other markers on the market, too.
Although this might be one of the negatives of this paintball marker, it is not extremely loud to turn you off to the idea.
Who Is The Planet Eclipse Etha Best For
Since it is so easy to use, it is perfect for beginners. What sets it apart is the fact that it also has features that are normally only found in expensive paintball markers. Therefore, this makes it great for both beginning-level players because of its easy-to-use capabilities and more-advanced players who are looking for a top-shelf paintball gun for cheap.
If you're still not won over with all the concepts of this marker, here is the layout of pros and cons so that you can easily compare the Etha to other markers out there. Although the balance between the two seems pretty uneven, you might want to consider reading through them, especially if you are looking into putting the features of one marker next to another.
Planet Eclipse Etha Pros
Extremely easy to use, which makes it perfect for beginners and easy to clean and maintain
Has enough additive features for more advanced players
Has reliability to keep paintballs for breaking as they are shot through
Has rapid-fire options, for any style of play
Planet Eclipse Etha Cons
Louder than most other markers but is not extremely loud.
Planet Eclipse Etha Final Overview
No matter what your experience level is, the Planet Eclipse Etha is a great choice for you as a player. For those looking to save a little money on their investment but don't want to compromise quality, the Planet Eclipse Etha is reliable maker that can be used by beginners and also experienced players.
It is a smaller, lightweight gun, making it perfect for players who favor long games, which normally can get very tiring when you have to lug around a heavy marker. It is also perfect for beginners trying to find out what they need or what their personal preference is. If you are more experienced and already know what you want but don't want to make a large investment in a marker, this is perfect for you.
The features that come along with the marker are mainly found in expensive paintball guns but are exclusively offered in this tight-knit packed paintball marker.
In conclusion, it is a fun, worthy paintball marker built for different levels of players. The appeal comes not only from the extra features but also from the accuracy, weight, and total overall experience.
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Q: RabbitMQ order of acks when using multiple consumers I am plannning to use RabbitMQ with java and like to know rabbitMQ behavior with order of Ack.
Here is my scenario.
Consider 3 messages x,y,z picked by the 3 differnt consumer in the same order. y and z gets succesfull ack first at this point is it possible to send negative ack to message x ?. What I gather from my reading on their documenataion is that it is not possible -  Is this something not possible with rabbitMQ ?
With multiple consumers I assume this is a common scenario. Are there other queueing products that support this ?.

A: Each rabbit consumer is working it's own "bucket" of work and it does not have knowledge of what the other consumers are working on.  So in that sense, no, you can't do what you're describing with what is built into Rabbit.
You could of course write your own code that ties N consumers together (something like SignalR) so you let all the other consumers know that you're finished with x.