You could do that or instead you could hire a tax attorney and a financial advisor, make sure you use large firms. You have at least 90 days before the ticket expires so there is plenty of time to get things done. Many states require the name of the winner to be given out. You can however only use an initial and a last name. Or you can form a trust with you as the executor and the trust can then turn in the ticket. This helps put a layer of pseudo-privacy between you and the public. Also trusts are taxed less than individuals so you keep more of the money.

Yes.

As someone pointed out on the site this was taken from, where's the book for growing your own crops?

Given the perceived age of the picture it's likely the team existed before "cum" meant what it means today.

That just means we've come full circle. Short history lesson. Streets were once used almost solely by pedestrians. The concept of sidewalks didn't really exist. Now there were always a fair few of people getting hit by horse and buggy but on the whole they tended to be slower and larger and so easier to notice. Automobiles changed the rules. Now you had a fairly small thing that could move pretty fast but like a horse and buggy or wagon didn't stop fast. Rich people were of course the first to really get cars and you can image the attitude that went with it. Tired of coming across like the bad guys, and possibly killing children, they instead launched a major campaign to clear the roads. Oh yes, they also completely blamed the victims or victims parents. And since this all occurred when there really weren't many laws concerning vehicles rich people tended to get their way in the courts when it did end up there.

Well, Lapin is French for rabbit right? So maybe this was translated from French and they just had really bad editors.

Well no they didn't and she got a free pair because of this but hey this was almost funny.

After 8 months of paperwork, dealing with the FAA, National Park Service, Homeland Security and the Office of Interiors, I received clearance to fly a drone up and over the Gateway Arch -Reddit

It all comes down to risk and reward. If you're capable and willing, working 80hrs a week can put you financially in a very good position. If you value money or absolute financial stability it may be something that you'd pursue. However, if those are not as high on your list then working less hours may be more beneficial to your life goals. What is sad is complaining about how someone has something you don't but not being willing to do the work required for it. It's also sad to hold contempt for someone else's life goals if they don't conform to yours.

That movie rocked. The sequel not so much.

Sure it's big but a bite doesn't even usually require hospital treatment. Now if we can just increase the oxygen content in the atmosphere by 6-10% we could see some really big insects.

ekki-ekki-ekki-pitang-zoom-boing!

So many times.

Okay it looks amazing sure but looking closer? The body is the chimney right? Then it stands to reason the pipe for the smoke is going straight up into the ceiling. And the place where the dragon meets the ceiling? Talk about blowing smoke.

It doesn't even matter how hard you try

But does it work?

Nothing like a bit of staged photography to boost your perception levels.

Which is an absolute stupid thing to tell a child. There are tons of things a voice coach can teach someone that doesn't involve changing their style. The teacher should have instead helped him continue in his natural style while providing the information and techniques to avoid alot of the common problems that plague new and old singers.

Apparently it's just a cool story but not true. "This tree is often referred to as the “upside-down tree” by students, as its branches resemble roots. The reason for the unusual shape comes from its cultivation method: rather than sprouting from a seed, this tree grows from a Camperdown elm cutting that’s grafted onto the trunk of a Wych elm."
http://web.archive.org/web/20161101060819/http://old.ubyssey.ca/culture/discover-the-best-trees-on-campus-992/