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We’ve lost far too many hackers to suicide. What if Satoshi was one of them?

Queensland captain Usman Khawaja has taken a swipe at Tasmania’s stonewalling in their docile Sheffield Shield draw. Khawaja and Tasmania halted the game 30 minutes before tea on Sunday’s last day in Adelaide. Khawaja decared the Bulls’ first innings at 5-355 – 145 runs in arrears of Tasmania’s first dig of 6(dec)-500. He expected the […]

The Big Bash is taking drastic measures to return games to a three-hour maximum duration with a bizarre new rule proposed to speed up play. Last summer incoming batters were supposed to be ready to face up in 60 seconds but no penalties were handed out when the rule was broken. As a result, a […]

This article documents those rare occasions when a captain’s decision to insert Australia paid off handsomely. It therefore balances out the series’ preceding Part 1 Who gives a toss? Part 1: When sending Australia in paid off (or so it seemed) and Part 2 Who gives a toss? Part 2: When sending Australia in backfired […]

Bishop & Laurinaitis October 8, 2021

Bishop & Laurinaitis October 7, 2021

Town council voted Monday night to support Bozrahs grant application to preserve the Glemboski property, 160 acres of land shared by the two towns.

I have been granted special minimal powers to slightly alter cricket history in order to elevate Mark Waugh into the echelon of Australian batting…

Kentucky overdose rates among highest in nation, first responders concerned with increasing numbers in 2021 Patrick Sison/AP This Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2017 photo shows an arrangement of pills in New York. (AP Photo/Patrick Sison) and last updated 2021-07-16 22:00:26-04 LANCASTER, Ky. (LEX 18) — In 2020, while the United States fought to win the fight against the coronavirus, thousands of Americans lost a different battle as drug overdoses soared around the nation. Nationwide, overdose deaths ...

No injuries were reported. See the new Illinois laws that took effect July 1 665 bills The Democrat-controlled Illinois General Assembly approved 665 bills this legislative session, with the vast majority awaiting Gov. J.B. Pritzkers signature.  But, Pritzker has signed 42 bills into law. A handful of those will take effect Jan. 1, 2022, but most went into effect immediately upon signing or will take effect this Thursday. Here are some notable new laws in effect now or on Thursda...