'I'm fine with it': Dravid on India losing WTC point due to slow over-rate
Team India head coach Rahul Dravid is fine with the International Cricket Council (ICC) docking World Test Championship (WTC) points for maintaining a slow ov
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Team India head coach Rahul Dravid is fine with the International Cricket Council (ICC) docking World Test Championship (WTC) points for maintaining a slow ov
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New Minnesota Law Gives Privacy to Big Lottery Winners A new Minnesota law allows certain lottery winners to not have any private information made public. Under current Minnesota law it is required that the Minnesota State Lottery publish a winner's name, city of residence, prize amount and where the ticket was bought, this includes scratch-off tickets, and winners of multistate lotteries like Powerball and Mega Millions. The new law, SF 151, says that lottery winners that win a prize valued at over $10,000 will be able to remain anonymous, unless the winner provides written consent for the M...
Just in the time for the upcoming summer season comes this news: Chlorine - one of the core-chemicals needed to maintain a swimming pool - is at a shortage in the United States. In fact, many news sources and industry experts are labeling it the "worst chlorine shortage the country has ever seen". First - how did we get here. Last year - as the COVID-19 Pandemic ran its course, chlorine manufacturers suffered through a combination of lack of materials, a lack of employees, and general shutdowns. Similar to many of the other shortages we've experienced in the past year (toilet paper, c...