They usually reproduce through budding. This is an asexual form of reproduction that can take place when the moss ball is big enough and has enough room to continue growing. You might notice a little bump forming on its rounded surface and that is how you can tell that itRead More →

Can a Player Kick the Ball While the Keeper is Handling It? According to the Laws of the Game, neither a player on the keeper’s team nor an opposing player can kick the ball while the keeper is handling it. When the goalkeeper takes more than six seconds to releaseRead More →

Most Civil War infantrymen, both Federal and Confederate, carried . 58 or . 577 caliber rifle-muskets. The rifle-musket was first manufactured in the United States in 1855 and quickly replaced earlier smoothbore guns. What ammo was used for muskets? Musketeers often used paper cartridges, which served a purpose similar toRead More →

New York City officials confirmed that the ball drop in Times Square for New Year’s Eve this year will be completely virtual. Organizers of the event came to the decision in an effort to avoid large gatherings in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Which city drops a ball atRead More →

While MOOG greaseable parts come greased from the factory, they should also be greased at the time of installation to fill the dust boot and lubricate the interface between the boot and mating part. Should grease come out of ball joint boot? It is normal for some grease to comeRead More →

Be it on the off-side or leg-side, umpires don’t rule a delivery as a “wide” until and unless the ball’s trajectory moves outside the pitch. It is due to the same reason that there is no “inner wide” line on the pitch in Test cricket as compared to white-ball cricket.Read More →

Playing it Safe VOCs are the culprits behind those strong-smelling fumes often associated with paint, so with every finish in our range being officially classified as Low or Minimal VOC, you won’t have to worry about sleeping in your newly painted room, or keep the windows open for days onRead More →

In general, one foul ball equals one strike. Although, if a batter has two strikes and they hit a foul ball while swinging, a strike is not counted. If a batter bunts the ball foul with two strikes, a strike is counted and the batter has struck out. What countsRead More →