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Wisconsin lawmakers vote down plan to privatize state LotteryNews Story
Wisconsin lawmakers on Wednesday voted down a proposal in Gov. Jim Doyle's budget bill to privatize half of the work at the Wisconsin lottery.The Legislature's Joint Finance Committee voted 10-6 to delete a provision that would have eliminated 55 of 109 positions at the lottery.Doyle's plan called for the private sector to take over the lottery's sales and marketing, ticket warehousing and distribution, product development, special events, and Web site operations, while state employees would sti
Apr 21, 2005, 1:18 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Understanding Why Stuff 'Happens'Reply
Konane,Boy how the Spirit moves! I was in a state last night due to a person in my life that (I now know) I must have made a soul contract with. I was asking myself, how did I get into this with this person??? I was so frustrated that I shed some tears and prayed, prayed, prayed and just like the article suggested, I totally surrendered to my... higher self in gratitude and bless the person who lovingly contracted with us to assist us to heal a part of our self. Thanks for posting this artic
Mar 16, 2005, 5:38 pm - AriesMoon - Mystical Forum

What do you think of this idea?Reply
Ew like Mike said and then there are those people who work with computers every day and when the get home from work the last thing they want to do is surf the net. Televised lotterys althought costly is the best way for the general public to view the drawings. Md has a video drawing on their website for people whom wish to see the drawing. In so many years since they have had it i might have wiewed it online like 10 times and only because i didn't catch the live drawing. Most states have phone n
Feb 5, 2005, 11:07 am - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum

Florida Fantasy 5 poolReply
With the Florida Fantasy 5/36 you're looking at a game you'd only want to win individually due to the prize being about 100 grand. Because the prize rolls down into the lower tier prizes when there is no jackpot winner there is never a build up to a big payday.Pooling a couple of bucks is fine for a pool at work, but to run a proper club you need a strategy to win, enough money coming in to work with and a prize to make it all worth while.You do have to pay your share and make the club free bec
Jan 7, 2005, 9:50 pm - BobP - Lottery Discussion Forum

Mega Millions jackpot winner headed to divorce courtReply
That is just it though, she threw him out because he was broke. Jesus, where is the justice? Take him back for 3 days and then divorce him. Think people. Listen to what is written. I hope the judge pays better attention. Threw him out because he was broke. For better or worse. Marriage contract is broken before winfall. Get it yet.
Dec 8, 2004, 11:37 pm - jeffrey - Lottery News

Warning to AOL UsersReply
emilyg:although i respect your right to use AOL, i have several reasons for hating AOL. i will only list a few.-They will kick you off of any other IM program.- You don't get as many free hours as the CD says (KDKA in Pgh. did a report on it.)- They cook the books when it comes to accounting.- They want to be your default everything.- If you are under your AOL contract, and you get broadband service, AOL WILL make you switch your AOL service to AOL for broadband, which is not necessary for the
Oct 15, 2004, 1:12 am - DoctorEw220 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Sneak Peek of Platinum Feature!Reply
Todd, very cool..........but like four4me, I only get 10 results also. I am not very computer literate so I am sure in time I will figure out how to get more. Just takes me longer. Now, give me a graphic artist challenge, and I got that one down pat as I have done that for years.........in fact at my husband's birthday party, I met the owner of a print shop........she is looking for a contract graphic artist and I showed her my work. She put me on her list...........anyway, I am sure I will
Aug 22, 2004, 8:29 pm - Sandy K - Lottery Discussion Forum

$10,000 winner suing Tennessee lotteryNews Story
How much is a lost chance at $1 million worth?That's the crucial question raised by a lawsuit filed by a Fayetteville man who claims mistakes during the state's first $1 million lottery drawing cost him a chance at the top prize.But determining how much he was damaged by a lost chance would be difficult, local attorneys said.Dennis Perry, a 57-year-old disabled veteran, won $10,000 in the June 26 drawing at Opry Mills. He was one of three finalists for the big prize. In a lawsuit filed in Lincol
Jul 19, 2004, 8:23 am - Todd - Lottery News

Which state I can buy both Powerball andReply
To answer your question, yes they would honor the ticket. In case you didn't read the terms and conditions, you are entering into a legal contract with them, and it is iron-clad binding.I have done more than a casual look-see at this matter: I have done in-depth research, and invested some good money in legal research. I also know a good deal about the company and the people who own and operate it. Those who know me here know that I would not endorse anything on this site unless I was sure of
Apr 29, 2004, 11:03 pm - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Law firm cuts lottery bill by 15% after scrutinyNews Story
A Nashville law firm has agreed to reduce its $892,000 bill for legal services to the Tennessee lottery by 15 percent, or more than $100,000 legislators said Monday.Sen. Jerry Cooper, D-Morrison, co-chairman of the Fiscal Review Committee, said the reduction came after negotiations between the state attorney general's office, legislators and the law firm of Waller Landsen Dortch Davis, which teams with other law firms under a contract with the Tennessee Education Lottery Corp.Legislators had b
Apr 20, 2004, 7:16 am - Todd - Lottery News