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Florida officer unable to accept $1,000 lottery ticket giftNews Story
Imagine if someone handed you a winning lottery ticket worth $1,000, but you couldn't spend it. That's exactly what happened to a Holly Hill police officer. A mystery woman handed the officer the ticket. Investigator Chris Yates got a bittersweet holiday surprise as he worked an extra shift at a Holly Hill Publix. A stranger handed him an envelope. Stuffed a folded up envelope into my left hand and said, 'Merry Christmas,' and walked away from me, Yates explained. It turned ou
Dec 14, 2006, 4:33 pm - Todd - Lottery News

N.C. Lottery conviction sends message about disclosureReply
From the article: Lawmakers, government watchdogs and federal prosecutors say it's important that the public has trust in government. We view these as crimes against democracy, said Bob Hall, executive director of Democracy North Carolina, a private organization that monitors ethics in government. If people become convinced that government is rigged, then the whole thing will fall apart. __________________________ How nice. I just don't get this blind loyalty to political pa
Oct 19, 2006, 11:17 am - jim695 - Lottery News

N.C. Lottery conviction sends message about disclosureReply
From the article: Lawmakers, government watchdogs and federal prosecutors say it's important that the public has trust in government. We view these as crimes against democracy, said Bob Hall, executive director of Democracy North Carolina, a private organization that monitors ethics in government. If people become convinced that government is rigged, then the whole thing will fall apart. __________________________ How nice. I just don't get this blind loyalty to political pa
Oct 19, 2006, 11:17 am - jim695 - Lottery News

Bill would allow state leaders to remove N.C. lottery commissionersNews Story
North Carolina lottery commissioners could be stripped of their appointments for just cause under a bill recommended Tuesday by a House committee. The change comes after Kevin Geddings resigned from the commission last November as it was revealed he had worked for Scientific Games Corp., a company that tried unsuccessfully to win North Carolina's lottery business. House Speaker Jim Black appointed Geddings, but said later he wouldn't have had he known about Geddings' work with Scientific G
Jul 26, 2006, 4:35 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Would you return a winning lotto ticket?Reply
Ethical issues get fairly foggy in lost and found matters. During the late '70s an acquaintance of mine named Mike, who was teaching school up in the Panhandle was sitting on his porch one summer evening when a kid he knew of 10 or 11 years old walked by carrying three bricks (pounds) of a green, illegal substance. Look what I found! Hmmm. How much will you take for them? A quarter. Mike forked over his quarter, figuring the kid needed to be relieved of the stuff as quietly
Jun 8, 2006, 11:50 am - Rip Snorter - Lottery Discussion Forum

A look back at the North Carolina lottery in 2005News Story
After a more than 20-year battle, lawmakers needed a tie-breaker to finally pass their lottery bill. When they got it, opponents quickly cried out. I think we have one senator at home recently being hospitalized in bed we have another one who is on his honeymoon because he postponed it, said N.C. Sen. Andrew Brock, R-Davie.But N.C. Gov. Mike Easley, a long time lottery supporter, praised the new state game. Today I sign the North Carolina Education Lottery Bill and today we begin building one N
Dec 28, 2005, 9:48 am - Todd - Lottery News

Winning a Jackpot, Luck or Fate/Destiny?Reply
yep. ugly stuff that religion can be (which if you remember that i have worked hard in here to distance myself from religion while esposing the relationship aspect of God). man has muddied those waters for sure. which is why i made that differentiation in my post before this one about speaking up about who is and who isn't in reference to their 'claims' as not all who say they are ....are. and some of the people that have done these things ... obviously aren't.like i said before in he
Jul 15, 2005, 10:29 pm - visiondude - Lottery Discussion Forum

Combinatorics & Modus TollensReply
Ok, I will have to look at it more closely. From what I gather Vtracs is a fancy way of saying mirrors. (Vtracs just means VARIABLE TRACKING ) Out of convenience and preference, I will be focusing on the 7/2 pair. I extricated data for the last 372 draws combined. This is a small sample. When doing pick 3 I prefer a sample size of two years. That is roughly 720 drawings. At twice per day it is only one year of time. In playing my other state I went back to Jan 1 2016. That is 720 drawings x 4 ye
Jul 18, 2020, 5:43 am - JeetKuneDoLotto - Mathematics Forum

Vortex Math Nikola TeslaReply
The first video is way to complicated. The second video is private. Ravens video has been taken down. Vortex mathematics is more for engineering than lottery. If a lottery player really understood Vortex Mathematics, than that person would just design an engine to draw energy from the Zero Point. Thus FREE ENERGY. If your energy is free. Than you dont need to really win the lottery because you dont need money to pay for energy. Somebody else took some copper wire and wound it around
Jul 8, 2020, 5:35 am - JeetKuneDoLotto - Mathematics Forum

A Method of Using GapsReply
I don t know, but Gap is a more pleasing word than Difference. The Fact is I call a Difference a Gap. If that bothers you then move on and Fish Somewhere Else. Its not that gap is more pleasing. Its just more simpler. Delta is even more simpler than differnce. Why is that do you ask? Well difference has three syllables, and delta has two. I do like your colors, but you dont specify how you came up with your gap combination? Most due gaps? Overdue gaps? Long gaps? Bottom gaps? Ho
Jun 30, 2019, 6:58 am - JeetKuneDoLotto - Lottery Discussion Forum