The US is having a two-party system, unlike most of the European nations. So most of the population identifies with one of the two main political ideologies. All of those who votes for Trump doesn't necessarily support his views on most of the subjects. They have their own reasons for voting for Trump. For example, the Evangelicals vote for him, in order to create a conservative majority in the SCOTUS.

Once upon a time, Litecoin was regarded as the king of altcoins. But when the ICOs started rolling, Ethereum captured that position. So this is not something that is constant. After a few years, there is a good chance that some of the newer coins may topple Ethereum from the top position. And once that happen, we can expect the Ethereum exchange rates to decline.

Yes. I was talking about the weather. As far as I know, the monsoon season in Sri Lanka runs parallel with the same in India, with the same duration. And also, the island is prone to very heavy rainfall during the Monsoons. That should automatically increase the chances of either Australia or the UAE hosting the tournament (given the fact that both these countries are mostly rain-free during this period).

Took a quick look around the website and it looked like a scam to me. But at the same time, I searched the net for quite sometime, and couldn't find any negative reviews about this project. And also, the domain seems to be registered in the United States (which reduces, but not completely removes the risk). That said, I could notice at least one red flag. They claim that they are operating for more than 5 years. This is definitely a lie, because the website was created in 2018 (Creation Date: 2018-10-23T18:15:00.00Z).

If this is true, then it is definitely good news. I would like to see one more thing. I have seen domestic teams from England, Australia.etc touring foreign nations. For example, Hampshire and Kent from England used to participate in the Regional Super50 competition in West Indies. I would like to see Ranji Trophy teams from India touring some of the SENA nations and playing against the domestic teams there. Another excellent idea would be to allow these teams to tour associate nations such as Netherlands and Kenya.

Yes. Dennis Lillee was there for a very long time, since the very beginning (1987). He was there for 25 years and played a huge part in training promising pace bowlers. Javagal Srinath was one of the first trainees, and perhaps he was the first Indian bowler who could bowl at 90 mph plus speed on a consistent basis. During the 1990s, he was the backbone of Indian pace bowling attack. But then, Srinath was always overshadowed by the spin bowlers such as Anil Kumble. He never had a large fan following or media backing.

At least for me, this argument doesn't sound right. Because there are a lot of people like me, who are recreational gamblers. I gamble, for entertainment purposes and I involve myself in sports gambling, most of the times to support my favorite teams. Given the house advantage, someone who gambles regularly is more likely to lose money than gain anything (unless he rigs the game).

How practical is this? There are dozens of bounty managers here, and there is a lot of competition in this field. The top bounty managers such as yahoo62278, Wapinter and Arteezy may be selective about the bounties that they are going to manage, but the lesser known bounty managers don't have this freedom. Unless they have prior information that the particular project is a scam, they are going to accept them.

Well.. my question is why blame just the casino owners? We also expect the public to behave responsibly, right? Even if the casinos are open, the gamblers should take stock of the situation in their respective areas and control their urges until it becomes safe to participate in such activities. And until then, there is always the option of gambling online, with the numerous digital casinos.

I don't think that you understood the question. In an ERC-20 wallet, there is no option to convert your tokens. For that, you need to move the tokens to an exchange account and trade with them. But moving out these tokens will incur a certain fee. And that is the reason why the OP is getting frustrated. He doesn't want to spend his hard earned money on getting rid of these worthless tokens.

I mentioned about the Foundation, because it produced many of the legendary Indian pace bowlers. Starting from Javagal Srinath and Venkatesh Prasad, to Zaheer Khan/Irfan Pathan/Shanthakumaran Sreesanth. But recently, we are not getting quality pace bowlers from this academy. Recent graduates, such as Khaleel Ahmed lack the quality that used to define the earlier bowlers.

I have analyzed almost all the IEOs that got listed in Binance during the last 12 months or so. Some of them have given spectacular gains. One example is that of the BitTorent Token (BTT). The IEO price was $0.00012, and now it is trading at $0.00027. However, there was a time when it went up by 1500%. Another one is the Matic Network. It's IEO price was $$0.00263, and now it's trading at $0.0186.

But then what about projects such as Perlin? IEO price was $ 0.077, and now it's being traded at $0.013. And what about WINk? Got listed at $ 0.00012, and is trading at $0.00007 now.

I am not much knowledgeable in this subject, so someone can educate me. In Sri Lanka, the Monsoon season is going to last until end of October. So I don't know how it is possible to stage the tournament there, unless they are playing the matches either in indoor stadiums, or grounds with retractable roof. UAE and Australia are viable, because they are mostly free from rains during this period.

When they make agreement to forfeit a certain share of the tokens to the exchanges, they are just ringing the death bell for that particular project. I know a lot many cases, where the exchanges dumped all of these tokens in one go, crashing the prices. This is very unfair to the investors, as well as to the bounty hunters. Irrespective of the cost, they should go for the good exchanges.

If they want to improve their performance in the SENA nations, then having green pitches is definitely one of the top priorities. Along with that, there should be a few other steps. About two decades back, the India A and India U-23 teams used to tour countries such as Australia and England regularly. The tours still happen, but they have become very infrequent. Another aspect where I want the BCCI to focus is on the MRF Pace Foundation. Until Dennis Lillee was there (till 2012), it was producing a huge number of quality pace bowlers. But now, the quality seems to have gone down. On paper, Glenn McGrath is the Director. But he has other priorities. 

There is no guarantee that you will get returns all the time with IEOs in Binance. It is true that exchanges such as Binance and Huobi screen the IEOs very carefully before listing them. But then, market dynamics can also have a big impact on the future. So when you go for the investment, you need to craefully analyze all the factors about that particular project.

How is this going to make any difference? If the project is not good, it is going to fail at the market. Anyone who invested in it will lose their money. Whether the promoter is an advocate or not is not going to make any impact on the future of the ICO. On the other hand, there are some additional risk factors. He may use legal loopholes, to escape from owning up the responsibilities.

In many of the countries, they are planning to do exactly that. The matches will be played on empty stadiums, without fans. I am in favor of this idea. If the crowd is not there, the chances of the infection spreading is near zero. And at the same time, the government as well as the public will benefit out of it. The authorities will be happy if they get the tax revenue and the public will be overjoyed to watch live action on TV.

I am not sure whether the T20WC is more lucrative when compared to the IPL. IPL is a multi-billion USD event, but then if they stage it in Australia the revenues may be lower. I agree with your post. Australia may prefer the World Cup over the IPL. That said, there is a proposal from the UAE to stage the tournament there:

https://gulfnews.com/sport/cricket/ipl/ipl-uae-an-option-for-hosting-2020-edition-later-this-year-1.71438383

Actually this is an area where there have been some slight improvements recently. Some of the new grounds, such as Dharamshala have pitches that give adequate support for the pace bowlers. But in the end, the decision is up to the state boards and not with the BCCI. They will prepare pitches, which will suit their domestic teams. That said, domestic teams such as Punjab have prepared pace-friendly pitches in the past.