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Who do you propose is going to pay for those cars that turn into reptiles? Who do you think is going to pay for spacecraft to fly around the universe? Do think the rich and famous are going to donate their riches? Fat chance Madonna, Oprah, Tom Cruise, or P-Diddy is going to give up their riches; they'll preach the good, but then take their private jets back to their mansions and enjoy their Bently's. Do you think the French, or the Germans, or the Netherlands, are going to pay for these items?
Aug 18, 2005, 9:49 am - Chewie - Lottery Discussion Forum

Human error to blame for Powerball delayNews Story
Human error in Iowa was behind a delay in the midweek Powerball drawing, lottery officials said Thursday.Wednesday night's drawing in a Des Moines suburb was delayed 37 minutes the second such delay in a month. The May 25 drawing also missed the time reserved for it to be broadcast to 90 television stations across the nation.Mary Neubauer, a spokeswoman for the Iowa Lottery, said human error was to blame for Wednesday's delay. In this particular case, someone did look at the sales figures but
Jun 24, 2005, 2:21 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Technical problems delay sales and drawing of Powerball lottery gameNews Story
Mutliple technology problems yesterday caused problems with both the sales and drawing of the Powerball multi-state lottery game.Getting a Powerball ticket in Nebraska was almost impossible for a short time Wednesday.At about 5:30 p.m., a satellite malfunction shut down all Powerball ticket buying across the Cornhusker state. The problem lasted about 30 minutes.Then, it took up to an hour or more for retailers to log back on.The problems continued for Powerball players later in the night in Iowa
May 26, 2005, 3:27 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Neteller!! DO NOT EVER USE!Reply
you all asked. How do they get all your information --- know so much about you.Almost every instution especially banks or people who deal with money. When you give your name date of birth and address they can usually open all your personal information from that ie your social security numbers is on file with all three major credit bureaus. Many times when you buy something from sears kmart etc. and use your credit card they sell this information about you.Every year you get some kind of privacy
Mar 4, 2005, 9:07 am - four4me - Pick 3 Forum

Neteller!! DO NOT EVER USE!Reply
I never had any problems either. Yes, the questions about your life seems annoying, but trust me it would be more annoying and upsetting if they DIDN'T have these security measures and someone else does access your checking account information. I thought the questions were repeatitive at first myself, and then I thought...wow if it is this difficult for me to just sign up an account and start sending transactions after transaction, it will be really difficult for another to get access to your
Mar 3, 2005, 9:19 am - Winner2Be - Pick 3 Forum

Lottery ticket plucked from trash wins $100,000News Story
Finders keepers.That's the word from the Hoosier Lottery after a winning ticket worth $100,000 purchased in Shelbyville was tossed in the trash, then plucked out by a luckier person. If I drop $100,000 in the street and walk away and the next person picks it up, it's their money, Ellen Corcella, the lottery's security director, said Wednesday.The lottery paid the winnings, minus taxes, to Kerry Jeremiah, a Shelbyville woman who took the Hold 'em Poker ticket to the lottery's Downtown Indianap
Feb 17, 2005, 8:35 am - Todd - Lottery News

Compute this !Reply
Quote: Originally posted by WIN D on December 23, 2004A Numbers First for Louisiana LotteryBATON ROUGE, La. (AP) _ Anyone who won the Louisiana Lottery's Pick 3 daily game earlier this week should have tried again the next night, too _ with the same numbers. Zero, five and one were winners for the Louisiana Lottery's Pick 3 daily game on Tuesday. They were winners again on Wednesday. That's the first time in the near 11-year history of the lottery that that's happened for Pick 3, said lottery s
Dec 25, 2004, 3:56 pm - Badger - Mathematics Forum

Compute this !Reply
A Numbers First for Louisiana LotteryBATON ROUGE, La. (AP) _ Anyone who won the Louisiana Lottery's Pick 3 daily game earlier this week should have tried again the next night, too _ with the same numbers. Zero, five and one were winners for the Louisiana Lottery's Pick 3 daily game on Tuesday. They were winners again on Wednesday. That's the first time in the near 11-year history of the lottery that that's happened for Pick 3, said lottery spokesman Dudley Lehew. What the odds are I couldn't e
Dec 23, 2004, 1:29 pm - WIN D - Mathematics Forum

Lottery RIGGING !!Reply
Maverick and anybody else that interested in this subject. If you type rigging or rigged in the search engine at the top of this page you can find a lot of posts about this subject. It has been talked about many times.If people fear that the lottery is rigged why bother to play. It seems like people who think the lottery is rigged and continue to play are fooling themselves into believing that they can win even if it is rigged.If anyone thinks the lottery is rigged and can prove it contact the l
Nov 16, 2004, 2:22 pm - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum

Wisconsin Lottery switches to computers to select winning numbersReply
Quote: Originally posted by chuck32 on November 11, 2004Pooh! I know that there are some who suggest that RNGS are not as secure, but RNG's are actually much more secure. Mechanical drawing machines have certainly been compromised and it takes a lot less skill to get that done. Our group builds RNG's for lotteries - though we do it at cost and so promoting it to make a profit is truly not an issue here.Our machines are TRUE RNG's, using unpredictable quantum decay to create the seed. The mac
Nov 11, 2004, 9:18 pm - Todd - Lottery News