u/AdventurousJob3702

Hello everyone.

I was wondering if someone might be able to help me with this small problem?

I wanted to put the image and the word that links to a specific social media platform one below the other, so I put the word within <span> in the HTML. Now that I've gotten to the CSS, I've managed to put them below each other, but it still has the underline, and I have no idea why.

If someone could please give me some tips, I would be very grateful. Thank you.

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Hello everyone.

So I have had low iron levels a few times in my life. It usually will go away.

Well at the moment ive been feeling some weird things. I have my usual sign of restless legs but ive noticed that I also have a feeling of sort of like a restless back. Like its not sore but tingle.

I just wanted to know if anyone else has experienced this feeling and if this is seen as a normal symptom?

Thank you.

Im sorry if this is a stupid question but I was randomly thinking this while watching a cricket game today. I was wondering how this would work in the next olympics.

So with cricket a t20 game could roughly take about 3hrs to complete and baseball would also be relatively similar depending on how the score goes. Thats a long time for a single match.

Let's say that they have 6 teams for each sport. Thats atleast 12 if you take men and women (softball). That is a large amount of games, even with splitting them into pools. It also looks like they will only be playing in one stadium?

The olympics runs for about 2 and a half weeks and there are alot of other sports happening at the same time. This would lead to them having to watch out for clashes with the same target audience and so on.

So how would they fit it all in? Would they need to use more stadiums? Shorten the format? Change some rules? Or just use less teams?

I can think that for cricket they can assume that each game will run for 3hrs and then they leave a hour in-between matches just in case. That way they can play atleast 3 matches a day. However with baseball you dont really know how long it will take so im not sure if that would work.

Im curious on what others think because it sounds like a logistical hell. I would love to see both of these sports in the olympics because im a huge cricket fan and ive always wanted to see a baseball game so I hope they wont run at the same time.