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Snow dreamReply
snow = to dream of snow shows you have a gift of prophecy which could be brought to a more perfect condition =521=102=157=336 driving =eans news of wedding - marriage proposal =313=128=346=302 car = you will rapibly rise in your calling = 286=340=312=318 police = is a happy augury = 242=776=819=164 baby = means foretells that you will take a long journey = 370=313=810-138 street = desire realized but beware of strangers = 513=943=631=117 cliff = to dream of a cliff signifies st
Sep 12, 2008, 12:24 pm - xthundercat2003 - Mystical Forum

Can someone help with my DreamReply
tooth 175 259 3350 broke 616 087 4888 ring 387 438 860 9660 man 850 257 039 1398 proposal 575 engaged 284 114 577 5030 diamond 297 good luck!
Jun 24, 2008, 9:47 am - AGF310 - Mystical Forum

Tennessee Lottery a step closer to restoring real drawingsNews Story
A Tennessee House panel has advanced a proposal to require the state lottery to abandon computerized drawings for its games. House Minority Leader Jason Mumpower, a Bristol Republican, says he sponsored the manual drawings measure in response to a loss in consumer confidence following a computer programming error last year. The glitch prevented duplicate numbers to be drawn for nearly a month. Lottery officials estimate it would cost about $5 million a year to return to drawing numbered
Apr 2, 2008, 11:02 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Proposal: National KENO Lottery!Reply
If Ten-Oh used Greg's payoff structure it would be the most popular game ever and the Ohio Lottery would have a huge loss because those $5000 to $10,000 per game payoffs have many 6, 7, and 8 matches. When the payoffs are over $12k, somebody probably matched 9 and won $6000. I matched 6 numbers twice last week and they paid me $10; the week before I matched 7 and got $40. The same win would have been $200,000 in his National Keno proposal and that 8 match I had in December would have added an
Mar 2, 2008, 12:12 pm - Stack47 - Lottery Discussion Forum

N.Y. takes first step toward lottery privatizationNews Story
New York has taken a step toward privatizing the state lottery. The state's Budget Division has started the process of hiring an independent investment adviser to guide Gov. Eliot Spitzer's proposal. Spitzer wants to open the lottery to private investors, using money made on a potential lease to start and sustain an endowment funding the State University of New York system. Spitzer has said any offer must include at least $4 billion in upfront payments. The Budget Division is seeking a f
Feb 4, 2008, 10:14 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Should PB MM be tax-free/lump sumReply
Yes lottery winnings should be completely tax free and all federal taxes should be replaced with the Fair Tax, food and drugs exempt so the government can quit playing the pea shuffle game with tax money. Excellent way to capture under the radar taxes currently being uncollected. _________________ What is the FairTax plan? The FairTax plan is a comprehensive proposal that replaces all federal income and payroll based taxes with an integrated approach including a progressive national
Oct 16, 2007, 5:35 pm - konane - Jackpot Games Forum

Massachusetts lottery causes may have historical precidenceReply
Unfortunately, Massachusetts does not have a good track record of using additional revenues properly. The gas tax was increased in 1991 with the plan to repair roads and bridges, but obviously only emergency type work was done and the bulk of the money went elsewhere, because the casino proposal is for the same type repair work. I have no confidence that the alleged casino money will be as stated or go to the proper use, and once a casino is here, it is here to stay. Has a state ever torn down
Sep 22, 2007, 9:14 am - tg636 - Lottery News

Tennessee Lottery players unanimous in their discontent with drawingsReply
Stack my point is the state is in business to make money the lottery generates money for the state and the lottery has failed in it attempt to generate more cash by using software instead of balls for their drawings. If the people in Tennessee or any other state want them to switch back to ball drawings then they have to take their case to the office which has accountability for the moneys they distribute. In Tennessee's case it's the comptrollers office. If someone convinces the boss in that de
Sep 7, 2007, 2:18 pm - four4me - Lottery News

Ridiculously low non-jackpot prize payouts have me fed upReply
I might be one of the guilty parties when it comes to payout percentages - they're rampant on my website. Why mention YOUR website? What's the point? Are you selling something? If so, I'll never buy it with math like yours. These proposed payouts yield a payout percentage of 84.93% - without the jackpot. Huh? The proposed non-jackpot payouts are exactly 10%. Only 1 in 305 plays will yield a 3+0 ticket. The current payout is $7. The proposal is to payout $30 for every 305 play
Oct 20, 2006, 5:22 am - m3g4m1ll10ns - Jackpot Games Forum

Illinois Gov. wants to privatize state lotteryReply
I'm not at all clear on the specific merits of the Governor's proposal...I have many of the same concerns expressed here on the proposed financial structure of the deal. Clearly, if a firm puts up $10 billion they will look to make a minimum return on that upfront cost. That said, some of the arguments against privatization in general are simply unsupported by facts or history. CT can hardly be said to be privatized - they are not a state agency but if you think they operate free of the st
May 24, 2006, 11:58 am - Drivedabizness - Lottery News