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US House votes to kill Internet gamblingReply
Personally, I don't mind seeing the government regulate online gambling and taxing it in some way. That would assure it would continue. They tax cigarettes and booze. These vices continue just fine because the government needs the revenue. If it were regulated, your ISP charges, home computer, lottery software, etc, would become tax write-offs. You could buy a new computer every year and write it off as a business expense. Heck, you could probably deduct some off your house payment fo
Jul 12, 2006, 2:28 pm - orangeman - Lottery News

gas prices and the lottery--a pollReply
Actually my information is about a year or so old ...... and China only increases its consimption as time rolls forward. I understand we have plenty of oil off the west coast of Florida but Floridians are fighting tooth and nail to prevent drilling. We also need to drill in ANWAR because there are enough ecological mandates on the books to assure proper environmental protocol. I saw a picture of the area and it is nothing to look at as far as scenery so nothing would be ruined by drilling t
Apr 20, 2006, 4:11 pm - konane - Lottery Discussion Forum

Read Before It's Too Late!Reply
It's my personal belief that humans have derived by a mutation of the early apes. Either UFOS or Satan himself have seeded what we now know, as a smarter version of the original, and progression of mental capacity today. i.e. The industrial revolution, the computer age, nano-technology, Robotics by the Japanese, etc....... The brain is a remarkable machine. They have experiments with volunteers who are conscience, and have a technician gently touch parts of the brain. The hallucinations felt
Mar 25, 2006, 7:05 pm - pacattack05 - Lottery Discussion Forum

ABC duped by Powerball lottery winner hoaxReply
The media had credibility because the resources to validate their bulldung was not available. People believe that the networks didn't become biased and one sided until the internet came along. They have been that way all along. They hired people who go to the same schools they did, they hired people who think like they do, and they all hang out in the same bars and attend the same celebrations complimenting them on their performances. People now post the truth in blogs and shoot their bias
Feb 22, 2006, 10:49 pm - Chewie - Lottery News

Sign the petition - eliminate computerized drawings!Reply
Todd, I just noticed that you are in New Jersey. Did you know that Smartplay is in your neighborhood? They are the company that builds most of the ball machines used by lotteries and have recently built the Origin system, which is basically an RNG. I really think if you can, you should go and talk to them about the computer process they use. I would love to check it out myself.You keep saying they are not random . The fact is they are no less random than ball machines. I believe Smartplay
Jun 18, 2005, 7:20 pm - MathWizard - Lottery Discussion Forum

SHTH's Moral Dilemmas1 The Time-traveller
Hi Everybody,I was doing some unrelated lottery research, and I came across an old story about a stockbroker who increased his initial investment of only $800, to a portfolio valued at over $350 million, in only two weeks. He obviously got busted for insider trading and claimed he was a 'time-traveller'..The funniest bits of the article come from the stocker's interrogation: All he wants is to be allowed to do is return to the future in his time craft. . However, he refuses to reveal the locatio
May 16, 2005, 10:49 am - SHTh - Lottery Discussion Forum

Test the NEW Lottery Post Web Site!Reply
Todd wrote: When you say that you have to convert it before you can edit it, what do you mean?Todd as you might know I'm on AOL. AOL's email functions has several ways to format a email. When i copied and pasted Libra Dave's astrological numbers post, he may or not have entered them onto the post using html. When i paste them to my email from the new version of lottery post in order to edit them change colors etc, I have to right click my mouse and convert the post to plain text. Which removes
May 3, 2005, 11:05 am - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum

First WV lottery winner gets final annuity checkNews Story
A Wood County man who was the West Virginia Lottery's first jackpot winner received his last of 20 payments on Wednesday.Russell Husk, a private man who doesn't do interviews, was a a 24-year-old maintenance worker for a Parkersburg restaurant when he won $3.74 million on March 20, 1986. He won the money after spinning the lottery wheel on the weekly televised Grand Prize Show.The lottery at that time only offered instant tickets and spinning the wheel was how players could win jackpots. Husk ha
Mar 18, 2005, 11:51 am - Todd - Lottery News

Oklahoma lottery commission members selectedNews Story
Former Oklahoma City Mayor Ron Norick was among those appointed by Gov. Brad Henry on Monday to serve on the new Oklahoma Education Lottery Commission.Other members included a former teacher of the year and former president of the American Bar Association. I've assembled a great, bipartisan group of Oklahomans with impeccable credentials, unquestioned integrity and a strong commitment to building a better state, Henry said. I appreciate their willingness to serve Oklahoma in pursuit of better-f
Feb 22, 2005, 8:21 am - Todd - Lottery News

Informant reported lottery scamReply
Quote: Originally posted by LosingJeff on November 13, 2004One other note. Calling in the State Police has yet cost the taxpayers more money. There is absolutely no reason to call anyone in if an investgation is already underway. We already cant find alot of the taxpayers money here. The 175 million dollars sent to Indiana to help unemployed people is still being looked for----I think Indiana used it on technology rather than bailing out the hurting people. Now that the Governors leaving office
Nov 26, 2004, 6:21 pm - Maverick - Lottery News