As per the stats, that is incorrect.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_crime_in_the_United_States


https://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/fbi-releases-2019-statistics-on-law-enforcement-officers-killed-in-the-line-of-duty

Also, the FBI states that 89 police officers (79 of whom were white) lost their lives in 2019, during "line-of-duty incidents". Out of the 49 officers killed as a result of felonious deaths, around 80% were white (40 in number). You are so vocal about the deaths of a couple of Black civilians at the hand of cops, but you are silent about the deaths of dozens of police officers by the "civilians".

Do you know when his quarantine period is going to end? This is going to be such a life changing moment for the Rajasthan Royals. I just hope that he doesn't get included in today's match, because I made a bet in favor of MI. If they include Stokes in the playing XI, then most probably Tom Curran will be dropped. I don't think that they are going to drop Jos Buttler/Steve Smith/Jofra Archer.

Mumbai Indians have the momentum with them. They have won their last two matches, while the Rajasthan Royals lost their last two. MI had a disappointing start to this season, but now they are making up for it. On the other hand, RR had such an explosive start, but now their momentum seems to be waning. I will be going with MI, and as I can see almost 80% of those in the pool have picked Mumbai.

Since yesterday was Sunday, markets were closed. Asian and European markets have shot up by 1.5% to 2% today (Monday). This is good news on multiple fronts. First of all, Trump recovered from the infection and he no longer has to worry about getting infected again (he already has the antibodies, so he won't fall sick again). And secondly, his recovery has proven that for the vast majority of the people, the Coronavirus doesn't cause much sickness (Donald Trump is 74 -years old, and he is regarded as overweight).

All these issues.. such as lack of healthcare and education, shortage of food, lack of proper infrastructure.etc arises from a basic factor. That basic factor is the uncontrolled population explosion, which makes it very difficult for the governments to provide education and healthcare to everyone. On top of that, the per capita availability of agricultural land is declining, due to desertification and other factors.

Three matches are remaining, but apart from today's match the remaining two are more or less predictable. KKR vs CSK is going to be a lop-sided contest, despite the fact that CSK won their last match. I don't expect Watson and du Plessis to rescue them every time. Regarding the last match (SRH vs KXIP), since Bhuvneshwar Kumar is injured, I would assume that KXIP is having a fair amount of advantage.

Delhi Capitals probably have the best opening bowling pair in Rabada/Nortje. What makes the difference is their bowling at the depth overs. They have conceded less runs, when compared to all the other teams in overs 16 to 20. Their spin bowling options also look quite strong, with Axar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin making sure that the absence of Amit Mishra is not felt.

I don't understand the logic for not counting triangular/quadrangular tournaments in the ODI championship. They are more interesting when compared to bilateral ODI matches, which can be repetitive. If the ICC wants a minimum of 3 matches, then let there be 3 matches each between each of the teams. So instead of each team playing the other once or twice, they can do it three times. The winner should be decided on the basis of points and there should not be any "final" match.

Who is going to win Round 3?

We have two with 7 points each (Little Mouse and hector), while MoSala has 6 points. With just 3 matches remaining in this round, I don't expect anyone else to be the round winner. For me, this round turned out to be a disaster, as I received 0 points from the first two matches (made a big mistake with the SRH vs CSK match). Hope that I will be able to make a comeback for the next round (4th).

RCB has a lot of heavyweight players such as Kohli, de Villiers, Finch and Chahal. But they have hardly any team bonding. On top of that, the arrogance they show on the field (the lack of apology from Navdeep Saini after the beamer being the perfect example) makes it extremely hard to support them. In the first match I supported them, because I am a big fan of Virat. But their arrogance and inconsistent performances make me think otherwise.

Got 1 point from today's match. I thought about going for DC thrashing win, but then settled on DC Easy. If I had gone with my instincts, then I could have got 2 points. Anyway, no regrets. Tomorrow's match is also going to be a tough one. We have two in-form teams (MI and RR). Middle order is a worry for the Rajasthan Royals, as some of their players such as Robin Uthappa and Riyan Parag seems to be out of form. Rahul Tewatia and Mahipal Lomror had one good innings each, but they are very inconsistent.

Very disappointed with the lack of sportsman spirit shown during today's match. Navdeep Saini bowled a 143 kmph beamer at Marcus Stoinis, which hit Stoinis's arm. Stoinis required medical attention, but narrowly escaped any major injury. But despite all this, Saini refused to apologize. I have seen bowlers apologizing to the batsmen for beamers, even if the ball avoids contact with the body. Here, Stoinis was hurt and yet Saini behaved as if he did nothing wrong. Incidents such as this one may be ignored by most of the fans. But for me, this is not something that can be hidden under the carpet.

That's true. But you forgot the most important thing. Some of the key players are missing this time. Suresh Raina was the backbone of their middle order and Harbhajan Singh was their most lethal bowler. Both of them are missing in this edition of the IPL. And perhaps that is the reason why they are performing so badly this time. During the last time, CSK was the team which had the perfect balance. This time, they don't have any team balance.

The credit for yesterday's victory solely belongs to Watson and du Plessis. Their bowling was weak, and if the openers had failed, then they would have probably lost the game. The issue here is that CSK can't expect their opening pair to rescue them every time. The bowlers, as well as the middle and lower order batsmen needs to contribute. And they need to seriously consider requesting Suresh Raina to rejoin the squad.

In the past, triangular or even quadrangular tournaments were more common. Especially when played in neutral venues such as Sharjah, Singapore and Toronto. But nowadays the teams are focusing only on bilateral series and they don't have time for such tournaments. And that said, the interest in ODI seems to be declining, as the fans are migrating to T20.

From my experience, I would only recommend bounties which have a duration of 4 weeks or less. If a bounty campaign stretches for 6 months or so, that means that they don't think that they will be able to attract the interest from the investors easily. And from what I have seen, the success rate for such campaigns are very low. On the other hand, shorter duration campaigns usually have better success rate and payment rate.

If making cash was so easy, then there will be less value for cash. It is difficult to make money and that's what makes it exciting. Earlier, it was relatively easy to make money here, by doing bounty campaigns and participating in the airdrops. But now the number of bounty hunters have increased and the campaigns have become scarce. So you need to search for new avenues.

The fight is almost confirmed. Conor McGregor was saying that the fight will take place in the Middle East next year. There was no confirmation from Manny's team. But since this is a charity fight and the main purpose is to raise as much funds as possible for the fight against COVID 19, I would say that Saudi Arabia or the United Arab Emirates would be the best choice.

This was bound to happen. From what I have noticed, in the cryptocurrency sector the tendency is to cash out from new innovations even before they are being developed properly. DeFi is a great idea and can go wonders if implemented properly. But already too many players have attempted to enter this sector and to make quick cash. They fail to understand that you need to have a working product first, before you can try to encash it. Gone are the days when people would we willing to pay you millions, just for a good idea.

There is still not much clarity on this subject. KuCoin claims to have "identified" the thieves and they have stated that law enforcement authorities are involved. But there is no indication that these people were arrested. Similarly, they have traced back more than 70% of the stolen funds. But in order to recover at least a part of this, they need to put in a lot more effort.

All that said, it looks to me that the hackers were composed of some inexperienced guys. They made the mistake of moving the funds and trying to cash out too soon. They even used DeFi platform such as KyberSwap and Uniswap for this purpose. This made it possible to identify them.