Lottery Post announces Lottery Results Gadget for Windows Vista

Nov 1, 2007, 11:49 am (43 comments)

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First-of-its-kind software hailed as ‘must-have for every lottery player'

Lottery Post announced today the release of the Lottery Results Gadget for Windows Vista, which for the first time delivers virtually real-time lottery results directly to individuals' Windows desktops worldwide.

The new software operates inside the Windows Vista Sidebar as a small but highly functional lottery results monitor, capable of being customized and moved to the user's desire. When new lottery results are available, they are immediately displayed without any action or request on the user's part, and also include the jackpot amount for the next drawing.

"This is really different from lottery results delivered by all the other web sites and applications available to consumers," said Todd Northrop, CEO of Lottery Post. "For the first time lottery players can install a product right on their Windows desktop that automatically delivers the exact lottery results they want, without having to ask for them. This will quickly become must-have software for every lottery player, because it eliminates the need to seek out lottery results."

Like most Windows Vista Sidebar Gadgets, the software installs in the span of a few seconds, and then opens as a small, unobtrusive mini-application in the Sidebar area. But it would be a mistake to judge the Lottery Results Gadget by its size — it comes loaded with a surprising number of features and customizations.

"We started with the basic premise that the gadget should be able to display results for any combination of lottery games," Northrop explained. "Once we nailed that, we kept adding features we wanted — such as sound, larger font sizes for people with poor vision or big monitors, multiple languages, detailed grid views, adjustable gadget sizes, SideShow support, and a ton of other great features."

World-Class Technology and Design

At the heart of the Lottery Results Gadget is the same technology and innovative design that earned Lottery Post a place in Microsoft's ASP.NET AJAX Showcase. (See www.asp.net/ajax/showcase) Lottery Post is the world's most heavily visited non-government lottery web site, and as such relies upon a combination of friendly, accessible design and world-class, leading-edge technology and programming to keep things running smoothly.

"For Lottery Post, great design and technology is not defined as the biggest ‘wow' factor, but instead as a product that entices people to experiment, that rewards them — never punishes them — every time they click, and that delivers functionality and information to those who might never have used it otherwise," Northrop said.

The Lottery Results Gadget also has substantial online support, something not commonly found with Sidebar Gadgets or other types of gadget software. Users are one click away from installation support, documentation, and troubleshooting. Also included are direct links from the gadget to Web-based information resources to "drill-down" on any lottery game to access vast amounts of game data and content.

Breaking with Tradition

Because of its small size and lack of advertisements, the Lottery Results Gadget is perfect for people who want to check their lottery results at work, where an unexpected popup ad or ads with dancing aliens or unsavory content are not boss-friendly.

"Lottery players are accustomed to being assaulted by a thousand advertisements when they go to web sites for lottery results," Northrop said. "When people install the gadget and see lottery results coming onto the screen with not a single ad to be found they're going to be wondering ‘what's the catch?' The good news is that there is no catch!"

Other lottery results products such as add-on toolbars are widely maligned as agents for spyware, tracking users' online behavior, increasing the amount of spam they receive, and showing annoying popup ads. The Lottery Results Gadget breaks with that tradition, and instead is supported 100% by user donations, in a software model called "donationware". If a person wishes to donate, they can contribute any amount they feel is fair for the value they receive.

Product Availability

The Lottery Results Gadget is available for immediate download at www.lotterypost.com/gadget/download.  The gadget is also available for download at the Microsoft Gadget Gallery (gallery.live.com) and popular download web sites.

The Lottery Results Gadget currently comes packaged with three languages — English, Spanish, and French — and automatically switches to the language settings on the computer.

Lottery Post is committed to timely product updates and abundant and efficient communications to customers. To be notified of new versions as they become available, customers can subscribe to the gadget's RSS 2.0 feed and/or e-mail alerts. In addition, the gadget itself automatically checks for new version availability.

Links to Relevant Web Pages

The following Web pages were mentioned in this release:

About Lottery Post

Founded in 1999, Lottery Post (www.lotterypost.com) is a popular online community for lottery enthusiasts, with an active forum, daily lottery industry news, a huge lottery results database, and a unique predictions system in which lottery players can test predictions methods and track them over time against actual results. Lottery Post members have made over 125 million predictions so far.

The center of the Lottery Post community is its forums, containing many years of lottery discussion topics. Other attractions include a powerful lottery results search engine, lottery statistics, lottery systems and wheels, blogs, and lots of other features that lottery players enjoy.

Lottery Post also offers business-to-business services, such as a lottery results data feed service and lottery industry consultancy.

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lmatlaw

Todd,

Is this only available for Vista? 

Todd's avatarTodd

Yes indeed.  It may be a good reason to upgrade.

Blackie

I downloaded it. Real easy to download. Looks great in the upper left of my screen and I dont have to spend time connecting to the websites or the results pages here on LP.   

Thanks!!

happysmiler

Hi  Todd ,

Thank you for the new gadget .

I have it on my desktop and really enjoy it ...

Thanks !

HappysmilerSmile

Todd's avatarTodd

Quote: Originally posted by happysmiler on Nov 1, 2007

Hi  Todd ,

Thank you for the new gadget .

I have it on my desktop and really enjoy it ...

Thanks !

HappysmilerSmile

Awesome!  Thanks for the feedback, and I'm glad you became a member too.

Todd's avatarTodd

Quote: Originally posted by Blackie on Nov 1, 2007

I downloaded it. Real easy to download. Looks great in the upper left of my screen and I dont have to spend time connecting to the websites or the results pages here on LP.   

Thanks!!

That's the idea!  I hope you set up a good sound effect too.  That's really my favorite part -- "hearing" the new results come in.  Some of the effects are pretty funny too.

RRQdfw's avatarRRQdfw

WOW, fast updates.  I installed it a little eariler than waited for the web cast of the nite drawing.  In less than a minute I got my notification there was already an update with the nights results... This was before they were posted/updated on the Texas Lottery website.  If you've got Vista and wants the results quickly aftet the drawing - install it! Thumbs Up

Todd's avatarTodd

Thanks for posting your experience with the gadget!

(To ALL): If you'd like to help share awareness of the gadget, please go to the following web address and give the gadget a 5-star rating.  This will help boost it up a bit in the listings, so that it is visible on the first page.

http://gallery.live.com/liveItemDetail.aspx?li=d1ddff9f-4952-4f11-bb0f-487bae18054e&bt=1&pl=1

If you don't have a Live ID (MSN) you will need to sign up for one, but it is very easy and takes just a minute.  They send you a confirmation e-mail to verify that you entered a valid e-mail address.

It would be a big help if as many people as possible could do this.  Thanks!!

spy153's avatarspy153

I would love to have this, but I don't have windows vista.  Unhappy   I guess I have to break down and upgrade, huh?   LOL

sysp34's avatarsysp34

Todd 

i just currious with the sidebar work on vista

  • The gadget only works with Windows Vista.  It will not work with Windows XP, Windows 98, Mac OS/X, Unix, Linux, or other platforms.

    Note:  There is a third party Sidebar kit for Windows XP, so it may be possible to use the gadget on Windows XP.  Lottery Post does not sanction or guarantee the gadget will work on anything except Windows Vista so it is enitrely up to you if you want to give it a try.

  • Does the third party sidebar similar with anytool bar eg google, etc.., i have download it and installed but it need another desktop enhancement program also my laptop friends but some XP updater block the installation it need to remove first then install the program.

     

    Does the third party sidebar similar with anytool bar eg google, etc.., i have download it and installed but it need another desktop enhancement program also my laptop friends but some XP updater block the installation it need to remove first then install the program.

    well i guess "so it is enitrely up to you if you want to give it a try" to gain new LP advantages.

    konane's avatarkonane

    Can it be written backwards compatible to XP?  Big Grin

    Todd's avatarTodd

    sysp,

    The instructions are pretty clear about that, I think. LP does not support XP, because XP does not have the Sidebar.

    I'd suggest upgrading to Vista if you want to use the gadget, but it's your computer-- if you want to try using an add-on product to simulate the Sidebar on XP that's up to you.

    Lottery Post does not provide support for other companies' products. You need to contact the other company about their product.

    Todd's avatarTodd

    Quote: Originally posted by konane on Nov 2, 2007

    Can it be written backwards compatible to XP?  Big Grin

    XP does not have a similar technology.

    sysp34's avatarsysp34

    Quote: Originally posted by Todd on Nov 2, 2007

    sysp,

    The instructions are pretty clear about that, I think. LP does not support XP, because XP does not have the Sidebar.

    I'd suggest upgrading to Vista if you want to use the gadget, but it's your computer-- if you want to try using an add-on product to simulate the Sidebar on XP that's up to you.

    Lottery Post does not provide support for other companies' products. You need to contact the other company about their product.

    Todd

    it seem the Transformation succesfully, only look like vista. unfortunately for LP sidebar it doesn't work on XP because it's not a RTM program like LP software.

     

    well to work on XP we may suggest sidebar author to create LP sidebar on XP CheersHyper

    LckyLary

    Why is it only for Vista? Everyone I ever talked to who had Vista (some of them are very experienced) tell me it's horrible. I have an experimental program now that can "fetch" the data from the nj Lottery site. Also, Vista is so expensive that I need to WIN the Lottery first.

    Todd's avatarTodd

    Quote: Originally posted by LckyLary on Nov 2, 2007

    Why is it only for Vista? Everyone I ever talked to who had Vista (some of them are very experienced) tell me it's horrible. I have an experimental program now that can "fetch" the data from the nj Lottery site. Also, Vista is so expensive that I need to WIN the Lottery first.

    Vista is NOT horrible, it's awesome.  It's fashionable (but not justifiable) to dog-pile on Microsoft.  It's got to be one of the stupidest concepts ever.  Everyone hated XP too, but now those same people can't stand to let it go. 

    Vista has low-cost versions available.  You could probably get a great discount if you looked. 

    Todd's avatarTodd

    Quote: Originally posted by RRQdfw on Nov 1, 2007

    WOW, fast updates.  I installed it a little eariler than waited for the web cast of the nite drawing.  In less than a minute I got my notification there was already an update with the nights results... This was before they were posted/updated on the Texas Lottery website.  If you've got Vista and wants the results quickly aftet the drawing - install it! Thumbs Up

    You guys complaining about Vista should read this.

    This is what it's like on Vista, not the ever-complaining comments from people who hate Microsoft.

    I have been running Vista since January.  I would never dream of going back to XP.  The only reason I ever use XP now is just to test my site to make sure it works on it, and then I immediately close it down.

     

    Edit:

    I'll add a little more about Vista.

    One of the great things about Vista is that it's so much easier to find something on your PC.  The search function is integrated into every aspect of the computer. 

    So if you type the word "lottery" in any of the search entry spaces, it automatically finds documents with the word "lottery" in the file name, "lottery" in the contents of the file, internet bookmarks with the word "lottery", sites you visited with "lottery" in the name, programs on the start menu with "lottery" in the name, e-mail contacts with "lottery" in them, etc.

    It happens almost instantly too.  And it really helps when you have a computer with lots of programs installed.

    Have you ever opened up the start menu and tried to hunt down a program you know is on there, but is hidden in a labyrinth of menus?

    With Vista you can do that if you want to (click through menus to find what you're looking for), but there is a much easier way. 

    You click the start button and then instead clicking into menus you just start typing the name of the program.  As you type, all the possible matches start appearing in the start menu, and then you pick the right one.

    So for example if you want to open Notepad, click the start button, and start typing ...N...O ... that's all you need to type.  Notepad is listed at the top, just click it.

    There are tons of other features like that -- just a lot easier to use than XP.  They have come a long way.

    I mentioned the search capability because that's one area I think Vista helps every single person.

    Todd's avatarTodd

    Snapfiles has just reviewed the gadget and gave it a rating of "Very Good".

    You can see it here:

    http://www.snapfiles.com/get/lotteryresults-gadget.html

    Also, they posted screen captures here:

    http://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/lotteryresults-gadget.htm

    (Shows the gadget in the Sidebar and with Settings window open.)

    spy153's avatarspy153

    Quote: Originally posted by Todd on Nov 2, 2007

    You guys complaining about Vista should read this.

    This is what it's like on Vista, not the ever-complaining comments from people who hate Microsoft.

    I have been running Vista since January.  I would never dream of going back to XP.  The only reason I ever use XP now is just to test my site to make sure it works on it, and then I immediately close it down.

     

    Edit:

    I'll add a little more about Vista.

    One of the great things about Vista is that it's so much easier to find something on your PC.  The search function is integrated into every aspect of the computer. 

    So if you type the word "lottery" in any of the search entry spaces, it automatically finds documents with the word "lottery" in the file name, "lottery" in the contents of the file, internet bookmarks with the word "lottery", sites you visited with "lottery" in the name, programs on the start menu with "lottery" in the name, e-mail contacts with "lottery" in them, etc.

    It happens almost instantly too.  And it really helps when you have a computer with lots of programs installed.

    Have you ever opened up the start menu and tried to hunt down a program you know is on there, but is hidden in a labyrinth of menus?

    With Vista you can do that if you want to (click through menus to find what you're looking for), but there is a much easier way. 

    You click the start button and then instead clicking into menus you just start typing the name of the program.  As you type, all the possible matches start appearing in the start menu, and then you pick the right one.

    So for example if you want to open Notepad, click the start button, and start typing ...N...O ... that's all you need to type.  Notepad is listed at the top, just click it.

    There are tons of other features like that -- just a lot easier to use than XP.  They have come a long way.

    I mentioned the search capability because that's one area I think Vista helps every single person.

    Now don't laugh too hard when I tell you this, but I never even upgraded to XP.  I din't like the fact that it was taking away my ability to find things easily.  The things you mentioned above I already do on my ME. Except the typing to search like you would in an index.  I thought it was just part of it.  I'm glad you posted that, because I was considering just upgrading to XP (reluctantly).  But I have a question:  My kids use all kinds of media gagets (mp3' mp4's, flash drives, etc.)  Is Vista set up to work with that and winmx?  If it can handle what I need it to do---easily---then I would benefit more going straight to vista.  Xp didn't have a feel or functionality that I wanted, so I never fooled with it.  When my brother upgraded to XP as soon as it was available, he said " on this one you can give a password to every person using your computer."  When I told him I already did that on mine (at the time it was Win98,)  he just looked at me in disbelief.  Then I let him on my computer to do something and he was shocked to see how mine was set up. 

    Todd's avatarTodd

    Quote: Originally posted by spy153 on Nov 3, 2007

    Now don't laugh too hard when I tell you this, but I never even upgraded to XP.  I din't like the fact that it was taking away my ability to find things easily.  The things you mentioned above I already do on my ME. Except the typing to search like you would in an index.  I thought it was just part of it.  I'm glad you posted that, because I was considering just upgrading to XP (reluctantly).  But I have a question:  My kids use all kinds of media gagets (mp3' mp4's, flash drives, etc.)  Is Vista set up to work with that and winmx?  If it can handle what I need it to do---easily---then I would benefit more going straight to vista.  Xp didn't have a feel or functionality that I wanted, so I never fooled with it.  When my brother upgraded to XP as soon as it was available, he said " on this one you can give a password to every person using your computer."  When I told him I already did that on mine (at the time it was Win98,)  he just looked at me in disbelief.  Then I let him on my computer to do something and he was shocked to see how mine was set up. 

    Oh my gosh, there is no comparison between ME and Vista. 

    Yes, Vista can handle all those things out of the box.  You just plug something in and it works.  There is even a fantastic download that installs just about every video format imaginable in one file.

    If you're really worried about upgrading, just purchase another hard drive and make the old on a secondary drive.  Do a brand new (fresh) install of Vista on the new drive, and then transfer stuff over from the secondary drive to the Vista installation on the new drive.  That way, you can easily go back to ME by simply making it the primary drive again.

    It will take you a couple of weeks to really feel comfortable with Vista, after having used ME for so long.  But once you're comfortable and figure out all the shortcuts it gives you, I don't think you'll want to go back.

    spy153's avatarspy153

    You are still laughing aren't you?  My ear is burning.

    Todd's avatarTodd

    Quote: Originally posted by spy153 on Nov 3, 2007

    You are still laughing aren't you?  My ear is burning.

    I'm really not laughing!  I'm *coaching*.  That's the way I see my job.

    spy153's avatarspy153

    Quote: Originally posted by Todd on Nov 3, 2007

    I'm really not laughing!  I'm *coaching*.  That's the way I see my job.

    yeah, right.  Roll Eyes  It's okay to laugh.  I know I'm not your typical gadget junky.  Everything I own is the latest everything, but my computer is ancient.  The only ones older than mine these days are the ones the government uses. LOL  (You know it's true !)  It is a special build my brother designed only for me.  He's the genius in the family., not me.  So I'm sort of attached to it. 

    sysp34's avatarsysp34

    spy153 i think any OS should able to do anything as long as we want to learn anything ;-)

    and about XP should be fine especially the Vista. one thing about Vista it awesome for people how know about computer and for people who don't know i think Vista help user friendly (only read the English help :-) ) because the help cover almost computer troubleshooting

    for example my friend as me to partition his laptop, i have the freeware partition but show how it doesn't work on Vista also i have scared to damage the system. so just press F1 and type the partition landed on how to create partition and it was on the fly. 

    also the other day my friends piss off with bible program because it doesn't work on Vista (runtime error 75 path access file) and search on the net it solve with right click and run as administrator, ta da the bible program work perfectly with simple solution :-)

    btw the LP gadget won't work on Vista unless the Microsoft launch SP3 in the future to add the sidebar.

    Dead_Aim's avatarDead_Aim

    Todd, the gadget is really cool, but is there any way to get the states to show in an alphabetical order and not the order they are drawn? 

    spy153's avatarspy153

    thanks for the info sysp34. Wink

    mistory's avatarmistory

    Quote: Originally posted by spy153 on Nov 2, 2007

    I would love to have this, but I don't have windows vista.  Unhappy   I guess I have to break down and upgrade, huh?   LOL

    Ditto on that!! Congrats Todd...

    Todd's avatarTodd

    Quote: Originally posted by Dead_Aim on Nov 3, 2007

    Todd, the gadget is really cool, but is there any way to get the states to show in an alphabetical order and not the order they are drawn? 

    Yes, one of the features is SideShow support, and a SideShow device can sort by state.  However, it was WAY too much to do in the gadget itself for version 1 though.  Create multiple instances of the gadget if you have too many games loaded to find a state easily.

    Todd's avatarTodd

    @sysp34:

    Your comment is not correct:

    "btw the LP gadget won't work on Vista unless the Microsoft launch SP3 in the future to add the sidebar."

    I think you have a few things confused in that sentence.  I think you meant "won't work in XP".  The other thing is that Microsoft will NEVER release a Sidebar for XP.  The only reason they're doing another service pack is because they ran out of serial numbers for the last service pack.  Not to add features.

    Dead_Aim's avatarDead_Aim

    Quote: Originally posted by Todd on Nov 3, 2007

    Yes, one of the features is SideShow support, and a SideShow device can sort by state.  However, it was WAY too much to do in the gadget itself for version 1 though.  Create multiple instances of the gadget if you have too many games loaded to find a state easily.

    Thanks.

    sysp34's avatarsysp34

    Quote: Originally posted by Todd on Nov 3, 2007

    @sysp34:

    Your comment is not correct:

    "btw the LP gadget won't work on Vista unless the Microsoft launch SP3 in the future to add the sidebar."

    I think you have a few things confused in that sentence.  I think you meant "won't work in XP".  The other thing is that Microsoft will NEVER release a Sidebar for XP.  The only reason they're doing another service pack is because they ran out of serial numbers for the last service pack.  Not to add features.

    ops sorry Todd

    i mean LP gadget won't work on XP

    also i don't know anything about latest service pack deal with thank for the info

    although there are another resource on the net how to add sidebar RTM on XP which is might be work because they referring to gadget.live maybe later i give a try again when i come to my friend

    DIAMOND RAY's avatarDIAMOND RAY

    SYSP34, Hey stay on it I think there is a way to use it on XP

    mybolade's avatarmybolade

    Thanks Todd,

    I have downloaded the gadget and it works swell.

    jim695

       I won't be upgrading until after the first of the year, but this is going to save me a lot of time. I check the PowerBall results every Thursday and Sunday, and MegaMillions every Wednesday and Saturday. I also check the daily results for South Carolina, Delaware, Virginia, Florida, Michigan and Ohio.

       All of these are in my "Favorites" list but, since I still use a dial-up modem, it can take a while to scroll to each link (I'm too lazy to organize them more efficiently), and I can usually get in a game of solitaire or two by the time the requested page comes up.

       For people like me who are stuck in the stone age of computing, Todd's gadget is a Godsend; everything I want with one click of the mouse. I'm sure those who use DSL will benefit from this technology as well.

       Look for other lottery sites to begin offering knock-off models of Todd's idea and promoting it as their own (they do it all the time). When that happens, everyone here will know who the real trend setter is. LotteryPost.com has always offered better, more numerous and more useful features than any other lottery-related web site. Todd's gadget is just the latest thing to crawl out of his mind, but I'm sure he's busy, even as I write this, dreaming up more ways to make our lives just a little bit easier. 

       Nice work, Todd!

    RUBY-GLO

    Hi TODD I  am A Mac user. can i use LP GADGET ? I am using Tiger

    Thank you  RUBY-GLO

    Todd's avatarTodd

    Quote: Originally posted by RUBY-GLO on Nov 7, 2007

    Hi TODD I  am A Mac user. can i use LP GADGET ? I am using Tiger

    Thank you  RUBY-GLO

    Unfortunately, no.  I may create a Mac version in the future, because they have a similar technology, called "dashboard".  That would be a long time off thought, because I'd first need to come up to speed on developing for that platform.

    Thanks for the feedback.

    Todd's avatarTodd

    Quote: Originally posted by jim695 on Nov 6, 2007

       I won't be upgrading until after the first of the year, but this is going to save me a lot of time. I check the PowerBall results every Thursday and Sunday, and MegaMillions every Wednesday and Saturday. I also check the daily results for South Carolina, Delaware, Virginia, Florida, Michigan and Ohio.

       All of these are in my "Favorites" list but, since I still use a dial-up modem, it can take a while to scroll to each link (I'm too lazy to organize them more efficiently), and I can usually get in a game of solitaire or two by the time the requested page comes up.

       For people like me who are stuck in the stone age of computing, Todd's gadget is a Godsend; everything I want with one click of the mouse. I'm sure those who use DSL will benefit from this technology as well.

       Look for other lottery sites to begin offering knock-off models of Todd's idea and promoting it as their own (they do it all the time). When that happens, everyone here will know who the real trend setter is. LotteryPost.com has always offered better, more numerous and more useful features than any other lottery-related web site. Todd's gadget is just the latest thing to crawl out of his mind, but I'm sure he's busy, even as I write this, dreaming up more ways to make our lives just a little bit easier. 

       Nice work, Todd!

    Thanks Jim!

    lotterybraker's avatarlotterybraker

    well..I think I have windows XP..and I am to lazy to figure out how computers work and all their little different things to do with them..I am just here for the numbers..hahahaha..good luck everyone..

    sysp34's avatarsysp34

    Quote: Originally posted by sysp34 on Nov 4, 2007

    ops sorry Todd

    i mean LP gadget won't work on XP

    also i don't know anything about latest service pack deal with thank for the info

    although there are another resource on the net how to add sidebar RTM on XP which is might be work because they referring to gadget.live maybe later i give a try again when i come to my friend

    it seem lotterypost gadget able to install on XP, wtg to Rickendo64

    see this thread

    some picture of Lottery Post gadget running on XP

    lotterypost gadget on XP 

    well to install the sidebar please backup your system or make a partition copy (just in case something wrong)

    good luck

    Todd's avatarTodd

    WOW, that's fantastic!  Do you see that Windows XP people?  I'm surprised they were able to pull it off, but the fact is, there it is running under XP.

    sysp34's avatarsysp34

    Quote: Originally posted by Todd on Nov 9, 2007

    WOW, that's fantastic!  Do you see that Windows XP people?  I'm surprised they were able to pull it off, but the fact is, there it is running under XP.

    Todd

    i see the version of XP that i'm talking about SP3 some article about WinXP SP3

    also to make like the picture i think this is a download link: author, mirror1

    Todd have you tried on your computer? or does anyone tried it? because i don't have WinXP also i had hard time to download the files because i use dial up and it Bang Head i must go to friend to try the lotterypost gadget but it seem he doesn't like lottery.

    btw please support the author both lotterypost gadget, the vista transformation, sidebar etc in order to keep development and research

    thank and good luck

    Miss Charli's avatarMiss Charli

    I love new technology ! Don't you ? I love playing the lottery to. It gives me a sense of hope that someday my Ship will come in. My Dream is to win the lottery and someday open up a 24/ 7 child care . Cause  i love kids. And i would keep ones, if I had the business set up , for free, if they were say abused in any way ! What a  dream...... Helping kids get out of a bad , abusive household situation . 

    nanolike's avatarnanolike

    Quote: Originally posted by Miss Charli on Nov 12, 2007

    I love new technology ! Don't you ? I love playing the lottery to. It gives me a sense of hope that someday my Ship will come in. My Dream is to win the lottery and someday open up a 24/ 7 child care . Cause  i love kids. And i would keep ones, if I had the business set up , for free, if they were say abused in any way ! What a  dream...... Helping kids get out of a bad , abusive household situation . 

    Remember parental controls Miss! We surely dont need a bunch of kids getting hooked on gambling! Do we? Helping kids get out of a bad situation isnt something you have to wait till you win the lottery! We all can play a part in helping them now! I once started a homeless mission where I had hundreds of customers and didnt win the lottery! I started it with only a minimal amount, just enough to feed them and cloth them and the aid of the community! So please less dreaming and more doing is what I say!

    ACTION is the key to your dreams not winning the lottery! Just trying to keep it real!

    One such as yourself with such a beautiful heart should never let her passion go to waste waiting around till she wins the lottery!! Do it now while your young and beautiful before you look back on a lot of years wasted! Its nice to dream but better to put a dream into Action!

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