This is an extract from Shakespeare's play "The Merchant of Venice". These lines are spoken by Portia, one of the main characters in the play from Act 1 Scene 1, she argues with Shylak saying why mercy is the greatest virtue of all.
The poem is a sonnet having three quatrains and one couplet. There is no particular rhyme scheme.
In the first stanza, the poet says that the quality of mercy is never affected by anything. It has come down on earth from heaven like gentle rain i.e. it is as gentle as the raindrop and is sent down on the earth by God Himself. Mercy is a blessing for both the giver and the taker.
To the giver, the mercy rewards him fame, appreciation and love while to the taker, it is the lifesaver, it helps him from avoiding the punishment which he would have otherwise suffered.
According to the poet, mercy is the most powerful thing in the universe. It is something which makes a king better than his crown i.e. his kingship. He walks with his sceptre (his staff when moves with him to show his sovereignty) to show his power over his subjects which makes the people honour him and fear from him.
Stanza 3 continues from the last line of previous stanza. The might of the king might fill fear in the hearts of people yet his quality of mercy is better than his sceptre if it is in him because it is the quality of God Himself. Thus if a king is merciful, he will be liked by the people and treated like God.
According to the poet, when a king shows mercy, then his powers become like that of God because it will make even his enemy to love and respect him. The one who will receive mercy will always remain grateful to him and the people will love him more.


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Crépe cake was quite a challenge to make, not because of the technique or the ingredients, but because it was so damn difficult to bake enough pancakes for the cake before it got snatched by the kids.
Crépe cake is something I have been wanting to try for such a long time. Last week, while the children were still at school, I baked pancakes one morning and as the pile of pancakes grew, so did my enthusiasm to try Crépe cake.
There are so many varieties and flavors on the internet, you can just hop over to Pinterest and drool along with me…… I wanted to incorporate the flavors of winter desserts in my cake. Two desserts that to me are synonymous to winter are milk tart and apple tart. So I went for a silky Crème pâtissière filling with caramelized apple slices and drizzles of salted caramel just before serving. What a dramatic dessert, my family loved it. Now that I have mastered the art of making a crépe cake, I cannot wait to start playing with other flavor combinations. Berries and cream, red velvet, lemon curd, coconut, just thinking about it, makes me want to jump in and start baking.
Place ALL the ingredients in a big 5 liter jug or bowl and use your stick blender and blitz the mixture until smooth. Rest the batter for about 10 minutes.
Heat pan and add a drop of oil when making first pancake. After that you will not need oil.
Bake all the pancakes and keep until needed.
Pour the milk and vanilla into a small pot and bring to the boil. Mix the egg yolks, sugar, cornflour and flour until smooth. When the milk is just about to boil, add one third of the milk to the egg mixture and stir. Now add the egg mix to the milk in the pot. Stir until it thickens and cook for 1 minute. Place a piece of plastic wrap directly on the Crème pâtissière to prevent it from forming a skin while cooling down.
Heat the sugar, water and butter slowly in a skillet until the sugar has melted. Add all the apples and stir through the caramel. Cook the apples for about 5 minutes. they must be golden in color, but not mushy. Remove the apples and reduce the sauce again to a syrup. Pour in all the cream, boil for 30 seconds and remove from the heat. Keep until you are ready to serve.
Place a pancake in the bottom of your serving dish.Spread a thin layer of the Crème pâtissière over the entire pancake. Pack about 5 apple slices on top. Then place another pancake on the apples. Repeat the layers until all pancakes are done.
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Dr. Oz Says He's Running for Senate in Pennsylvania
Dr. Mehmet Oz, a celebrity physician known as the host of the "Dr. Oz Show," announced on Tuesday that he would run for Senate in Pennsylvania, jumping into a crowded Republican primary for an open seat that is crucial to both parties' quest for a Senate majority in 2022.
Dr. Oz, a first-time candidate whose political views are little known, entered a G.O.P. field roiled by the recent withdrawal of a candidate endorsed by former President Donald J. Trump, in which most contenders are vying to show their loyalty to the Republican Party's de facto leader.
The Cleveland-born son of Turkish immigrants, Dr. Oz said he had been motivated to run because of the pandemic. In an online statement announcing his candidacy in The Washington Examiner, he criticized official responses to Covid-19 in terms embraced by conservatives.
The pandemic, he wrote, has been mishandled by "elites" who stifled dissenting opinions, "mandated" policies and "closed our parks, shuttered our schools, shut down our businesses, and took away our freedom.''
Pennsylvania's Democratic governor, Tom Wolf, was under attack through much of 2020 by Republicans for orders closing businesses during the height of the pandemic.
Dr. Oz, 61, is a heart surgeon who first came to the public's attention as a regular guest on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" before starting his own long-running daytime TV show, where he dispenses medical advice on all subjects. He has also appeared regularly on Fox News discussing Covid-19, sometimes making controversial statements about treatments.
Republicans in Pennsylvania expected that the entry of such a high-profile figure into the Senate race, who has told officials he would not be outspent, would shake up a field without a front-runner. It follows the recent withdrawal of Sean Parnell, the Trump-endorsed candidate, who suspended his campaign after a judge gave primary custody of his children to his estranged wife, who had accused him of abuse.
Until this year, Dr. Oz voted in New Jersey, where he has had a home in Bergen County. He also is registered in Pennsylvania in Montgomery County, in the Philadelphia suburbs. Although rivals can be expected to accuse him of carpetbagging, the issue may not play strongly with voters.
"Being a newcomer, I don't think that's a drawback,'' said Pat Poprick, the Republican chairman of Bucks County, the state's fourth largest. "Issues are what voters are looking for."
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The Twin Cities' final remaining video retailer to shut its doorways
If you wish to establish a villain for the demise of Video Universe, the black hat, pointy mustache and dastardly snort belong to Netflix.
Proprietor Scott Prost is closing his Robbinsdale retailer, which he believes is the final of its type within the state. Video Universe survived switches from Beta to VHS, VHS to DVD and DVD to Blu-ray, Blockbuster's hegemony and Redbox, in addition to Netflix's DVD-by-mail service. It even withstood the pandemic.
However with Netflix, Apple TV+ and different streamers producing films that aren't obtainable on bodily media, Prost has determined to shut the shop in Could.
"Individuals would are available, asking for titles and we simply did not have them. They'd say, 'Do you could have that new Tom Hanks film, 'Greyhound'? And we did not. We could not get it, " mentioned Prost, who cited "Coda" and "Nomadland" as sought-after titles that had been obtainable solely to stream. "There have been fewer and fewer new releases and fewer folks coming in to get them."
The "new launch" wall attests to that. A lot of its titles aren't new, together with "Information of the World" from 2020. A "Star Trek: First Contact" poster appears to warn concerning the attain of Netflix with its slogan: "Resistance is futile."
Prost will promote the contents of the shop and has some titles on sale already, with all films, posters, mementos and shelving obtainable beginning March 1. He is hoping all the pieces goes by Memorial Day. When he introduced the closing on the finish of December, prospects mentioned they're as disenchanted as he's.
"It does get unhappy. Individuals come crying," Prost mentioned.
A kind of prospects is Nadia Anderson. At 22, she's a part of an age group that has embraced streaming, however she's not a fan.
"My household has been going to Video Universe since earlier than I used to be born," mentioned Anderson, who has issue streaming at her house in Nowthen due to web points. "They've the most important choice, and so they're so pleasant. Anytime I had a query, they had been on it, ensuring I went away with one thing I would like."
That choice of 30,000 to 40,000 titles is what Prost mentioned he thinks might be missed most.
"We have now numerous bizarre stuff, overseas stuff, classics. Individuals would come from throughout for that," he mentioned. "A lot of them are out of print."
John Heimbuch discovered that out the laborious means. The cinema manufacturing scholar at Minneapolis School wished David Lynch's drama "Wild at Coronary heart."
"It was not obtainable on any streaming platform, to view or to lease. I couldn't discover it," mentioned Heimbuch, who mentioned he values the shop's educated employees and surprising treasures. "However Video Universe had it. I preserve fascinated about what it means to lose this stuff."
So does Prost, remembering 1983, when he was employed at a competing retailer referred to as Video Central. Again then, it was all about VHS tapes. They felt like an leisure revolution.
"When it occurred that films had been, for the primary time, now obtainable to be taken house and watched, it was astounding. You can watch a theatrical film and never be on the mercy of the networks," mentioned Prost, who was employed as Video Universe's supervisor in 1986 and later turned the proprietor.
As he watched different "old skool video shops" shut, Prost contemplated what it means to be a part of the tip of an period. In keeping with a analysis firm survey, US video and sport shops declined almost 16% final 12 months, and there are solely 667 left.
He'll miss attending to know fellow film followers.
"Individuals could be on the 'new launch' wall, speaking about sports activities, whereas their youngsters had been working round and selecting films," mentioned Prost, whose most-rented titles embody "Fargo," "Grease" and "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." "You get to have ongoing relationships with prospects. You see their youngsters rising up."
A kind of youngsters is Anderson, who typically visited the shop together with her mother: "It is a factor in our home. We might get espresso on the way in which and go to the video retailer."
A buyer for 3 a long time, Dan Elliott mentioned Video Universe additionally appears frozen in time, with even the carpeting unchanged.
"He had Children' Days — Tuesdays and Wednesdays, I consider — and that was a ritual when my youngsters had been younger," mentioned Elliott, who guesses he rented 10,000 titles from Video Universe. "We might stroll there from my home each week."
Fascinated by the work it'll take to filter out the shop, Prost mentioned, "It is actually extra of a video museum now. You see all of the comedies from the '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, 2000s, all in the identical spot. Every film is sort of a time capsule of when it was made."
Prost mentioned he is glad Video Universe caught round so long as it did, offering the most important choice it may.
"Video had its day within the solar, I assume," he mentioned, serving to a buyer bag up John Wayne DVDs for her assortment. "We'll be turning the lights off on this enterprise, just about. Turning the lights out on video rental on this state."


Last week I embarked on my fifth attendance of a rather exquisite classical music festival somewhat obviously called Musicfest. I hadn't intended on going, but as I found a job three days before it started which wouldn't commence until the week after it finished, how could I say no? This has been the reason for my absence from the lovely e-folds of wordpress – if I was missed I am truly sorry. Basically what this festival entails is practising one's instrument with particular vigour and enthusiasm every day, all day, for a week, and then performing at the end of it. As such, I've not had any opportunity for healthy, cheap or tasty food. This saddens me, so I no longer drink alcohol and I have reverted to the whole "my body is my temple" sort of attitude – although I would say that calling this body a temple is a rather unapt description.
Tabbouleh is a traditional salad from the Levant – an area previously part of the Ottoman Empire. It is a vast tract which covers a number of countries such as Lebanon, Israel and Southern Turkey, and is famous for mezze foods such as houmous. It also happens, quite happily, to be bloody delicious – although I would say that this recipe is not for the faint hearted, almost every ingredient packs a bit of a punch. The health benefits are also pretty noticeable – it has plenty of fresh foods and bulgur wheat is full of protein, not to mention very low in calories.
1. Follow the instructions on the bulgur wheat pack in order to cook it. Set aside.
2. Mix together the herbs, onion, garlic, tomatoes, lemon juice and olive oil. Fluff up the cooked bulgur wheat and combine thoroughly with herb mixture. Season and serve with flatbreads (recipe imminent).
The whole bowl of Tabbouleh should cost no more than £1.50 and far less if, like us, you grow your own herbs – as they are by far the most expensive part. It'll be even cheaper once our tomatoes ripen, lemons are unfortunately a little beyond us.
Sounds lovely. Now if only my Dad would have some success at catching a few!
I've always wanted to make Tabbouleh, it's so simple I don't know what I never have!
It's incredibly simple, and amazing! Do it!
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This recipe sounds great, I love tabouleh. I suppose you could use quinoa instead of bulgur wheat too, if you were trying to avoid wheat products. Although that would push the price up somewhat.
Yes I suppose you could, but as you say it would push the price up which I try to avoid. To be honest there's only 100g of bulgur wheat between 4 to 6 people so if you're trying to avoid that it's a little extreme – it's not like it's white bread or something. I've done so many residential music courses, this is a little different as it's mainly solo or small chamber work, I miss residential orchestral stuff though.
I am truly in love with it. It is so me, really flavoursome and healthy. I agree bulgur wheat is so much nicer than couscous. I think I'd find couscous a bit nothing-y now.
This looks perfect for summer eats. I'll have to try.
It really is fabulously fresh and delicious. I finished it tonight, just sat around eating it! I'm going to have to make more this weekend!
One of my favorite summer hot-weather dishes! A dash of ground cumin really goes well with it too!
And yes, it's dangerous as leftovers – fabulous straight from the fridge and can disappear magically without you realising where it'd gone!
It is so refreshing and delicious isn't it! I'll give it a go with cumin next time, I thought it might remove some of the freshness – I must be wrong.
I love this salad, eat it all the time but have never made it myself. Will have to try.
Do, this works very well, has so much more flavour than most I've tasted. Really don't hold back on the herbs.
It's 36 degrees here today, and has been for almost ten days. A tabbouli with a piece of grilled fish sounds just right.


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Initial Unemployment Claims, Wall Street and the Correlation to Job Growth
Submitted by Robert Oak on August 9, 2012 - 6:06pm
Everybody is all up in arms because the weekly initial claims data was released 15 hours early. Yup, folks, people trade on this report and it's a classic example of herd behavior. Over and over again we've warned initial claims data is always revised and simply isn't something to go ballistic on, yet based in reality or not, Wall Street lives and dies on the weekly unemployment claims report.
What is important is what initial claims says about real world employment in the United States. New unemployment claims show a strong correlation to job growth. The below graph shows the change in payrolls (in blue, scale to the right) against the monthly average of initial unemployment claims, four week moving average (in maroon, scale to the left). We took a magic number of 400,000 initial claims as the zero inflection point. Anything above the zero line means less than 400,000 filed for unemployment benefits, anything below zero means more than 400,000 initial unemployment claims were filed, on average for the month. What we see is a strong correlation to payrolls being above 100,000 monthly if initial unemployment claims drops below 400,000. To keep up with population growth, U.S. employment needs to generate about 100,000 jobs per month.
This is why you want to watch initial claims, job growth. That said, going off of the weekly reports is insane and below is why.
Initial weekly unemployment claims for the week ending on August 4th, 2012 were 361,000. The DOL reports this as an decrease of 6,000 from last week's revised figure of 367,000 people filing for unemployment benefits. Yet initial weekly claims are always revised. Last week's figure was revised up 2,000 from 365,000, not reported in the above difference.
The four week moving average is now 368,250, up 2,250 from last week's 366,000 number. Yet, once again, the four week moving average was also revised for last week, from 365,500. Weekly Claims are always revised due to the time lag for individual states reporting their claims data. Additionally, the unemployment filings statistic is just a one week time window. A one week time window is not statistically stable for initial unemployment data. Below is the four week moving average graph.
Below is the mathematical log of initial weekly unemployment claims. A log helps remove some statistical noise, it's kind of an averaging and gives a better sense of a pattern. We have a never ending job market malaise, we just cannot get initial claims to drop to the levels they need to be in order to really show some job growth. Notice in the above graph, initial claims really needs to drop to 360,000, but for a month to get some real umph in job growth. The recession ended officially in July 2009.
Below is the four week moving average, set to a log scale, from April 1st, 2007. Here we can see we still are not at pre-recession initial weekly unemployment claims levels. If anyone recalls, even before the Great Recession the job market was not so hot.
Continuing unemployment claims increased, and we have large long term unemployed.
The advance number for seasonally adjusted insured unemployment during the week ending July 28 was 3,332,000, an increase of 53,000 from the preceding week's revised level of 3,279,000. The 4-week moving average was 3,304,750, an increase of 4,500 from the preceding week's revised average of 3,300,250.
In the week ending July 21st, not seasonally adjusted, the official number of people obtaining some sort of unemployment insurance benefit was 5,750,084. Officially, there are 12.8 million official unemployed.
So, a statistic gets released early, frankly who cares. The fact Wall Street is placing bets on this weekly statistical release states volumes about how disconnected from reality and the real economy investors really are. It's a gambling casino and this report is like the start of the latest dice roll. Has nothing to do with unemployment and job growth in the United States. High Frequency trading never generated a job for anyone, even U.S. engineers. Have more leaks DOL. Mess 'em up, they deserve it.
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Just like "Trading Places" - except that was a great comedy
Submitted by Kurtz on August 9, 2012 - 6:53pm
I'd place all my $ with Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd (and toss in baggage handler/Senator Al Franken) trying to corner the frozen orange juice market before I'd give a dime to HFT algos and their human masters. Frozen orange juice vs. trying to learn ASAP the initial claim numbers to bet on whether fewer people with jobs left to fire is good news or not (kind of like a burning neighborhood - sure, at some point there are fewer houses left standing and the rate of destruction is reduced, but tell the residents that things are looking really good and improving). "60 Minutes" ran a special on HFT (and ZH has been destroying them daily for a long time now) and the people in charge didn't see anything wrong with their admissions that the market was being made/broken by machines that could execute the quickest trades in millionths of a second and were moving physically closer to the servers to beat the competition? And retail investors are supposed to trust such gamesmanship/manipulation? Same as certain banksters using carrier pigeons from the Battle of Waterloo to exploit information arbitrage - I'll pass.
Who knew, a comedy about a man in a gorilla suit, a $1 bet, and frozen orange juice made more sense than Wall Street? No doubt Randolph and Mortimer are working in Congress somewhere under new names or in some brokerage or bank.
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Thibault, thanks for organising this nice tournament. Lot of fun. I lost my first game against Xavier Pichelin, which I will totally accept, Xavier played excellent. However I do have a weird question.
It says last move send g7-h7. How did I actually lose this game if the server still received my move? The result of the game came as a little shock to me, because I thought I had about 10 seconds left when I send the move, and the server did receive it as well, and somehow registered it.
Anyway I should have been faster and accept my loss.
Hi Michel, yes we were a few ones (Mauro, you & I) to play with fire with less than 5 seconds (sometimes 1 second only) on the clock... the real problem is that everything can happen anytime with internet, by the way I lost my last game on time with William because my connection was broken after only 2 moves :( .. And Mauro was playing with a GSM because of his internet provider also.
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Many non-profit organizations rent bingo halls for their fundraisers, as there is no space to have them on their own property. They too would thus be affected by the smoking ban. Obviously, this would also make a serious dent in their efforts to raise money for charitable causes.
Many pay-to-play bingo websites, like bingo websites, give players free or bonus money when they sign up. This way players get chance to see if they like the room's atmosphere, the other players and the game itself.
Mary Ellen Broderick, on the other hand, plays to win. She usually fares well, she says, and the players seem to take turns winning. Not one person wins every game.
Michael, who goes to bingo every week, said the new Eden project will include leisure activities for younger people like bowling and the cinema, but as yet nothing has been included for the older people of the town.


Suzuki's consolidated net sales for the fiscal 2018 second-quarter increased by 5.4%, or ¥98.3bn, to ¥1,929.4bn year-on-year, and operating income grew by nearly 15% to ¥198.5bn.
The financial results show a slowdown with a smaller increase in net sales and income as compared to those of the first quarter, mainly due to the impact of the depreciation of currencies of the emerging countries, according to the company.
Suzuki Marine's net sales increases by ¥4.2bn, or 11.1%, to to ¥41.8bn, largely owing to North American sales of its DF350A large outboard motor.
Operating income increase by a substantial 32.6% to ¥9bn year-over-year due to increased North American profits.
With respect to the operating results by geographic region, Japan, Asia, and other areas saw increase in net sales and income.
Marine operating results also saw net sales and income growth in Japan, Asia and other key markets.


A poker bankroll is a poker players best tool. It is a lump sum of money that has been set aside simply for playing poker. By having a reasonable bankroll and using bankroll management tactics, poker players can avoid ever losing all of it. For instance, some professionals have had months of losses, but still have a significant bankroll to play with.
One important thing to ensure is that each buy in is no more than 5% of your current bankroll. This means you need to lose 20 times in a row to break a bank roll. That being said, tournament players should put aside around 100 buy ins. Keeping to these strict bankroll guidelines will avoid you ever going broke.


New York Brothers Charged With Scamming $5 Million Lottery Ticket Two brothers from central New York who claimed a $5 million lottery ticket sold at their family's store were accused in November 2012 of scamming the winning ticket from a customer. Andy Ashkar, 34, and Nayel Ashkar, 36, are charged with second-degree attempted grand larceny and fourth-degree conspiracy. Chicago Man Wins New Jersey Lottery While Cleaning Up After Hurricane Sandy John Turner, a 38-year-old Chicago man, bought a winning $100,000 lottery ticket after coming to New Jersey to help clean up after Hurricane Sandy. Turner runs National Catastrophe Solutions of Chicago, a local water removal business. Homeless Man Wins $200,000 Lottery Prize A homeless man in Greenville, S.C. won $200,000 from a scratch-off lottery game in October 2012. Teen Cancer Survivor Wins Mega Millions Lottery Nicholas Ruth, a 19-year-old cancer survivor, matched five of the six numbers in the state's Mega Millions lottery, earning himself a second-tier prize of $250,000 in September 2012. After taxes, Ruth will have about $165,000 to spend and plans to donate some of his money back to the organizations that helped him with his leukemia. Friends Win Mega Millions Jackpot After Playing Together For 25 Years Willie McPherson, 74, and Christopher Manzi, 44, won a $14 million jackpot in September 2012 after playing the Mega Millions lottery together for 25 years, according to the New York Post. The two had been buying lottery tickets together after becoming friends while working at Manzis print shop in Manhattan. Clerk Steals Winning Ticket From Great-Grandma A store clerk in England tried to turn in 77-year-old Maureen Holt's winning lottery ticket himself after telling her it was a losing ticket. Teen Finds Ticket In Messy Bedroom Ryan Kitching, a Scottish teenager, found a winning lottery ticket hiding in his bedroom after his mother told him to clean his room. The ticket is worth more than $80,000. Chicago Couple Keeping Millions Secret One Chicago couple won $30 million in the Illinois lottery, but didn't even tell their kids, according to the Chicago Tribune. Connecticut Money Managers Win Big Jackpot Greg Skidmore, Brandon Lacoff and Tim Davidson, who work at an asset management firm in Greenwich, one of the most affluent towns in America, came forward as lottery winners in 2011. Their lawyer said they formed a trust to manage the money after Davidson bought the $1 winning ticket at a Stamford gas station. Lotto Winner Continued To Collect Food Stamps Amanda Clayton, 24-year-old from the Detroit-area, continued collecting $200 in government food assistance after she won a $1 million lotto prize.
State gaming officials are asking the mystery winner to come forward by a Sunday deadline. The ticket for the Aug. 25, 2012, drawing was sold at a Westchester County deli, the Playland Market in Rye, about 30 miles north of New York City. The winning numbers are 1-6-7-20-49 with Powerball 23. The deli put a sign in its window with the lucky numbers, hoping to find the customer who bought the ticket last year. Winners have up to one year to claim the prize. New York Lottery spokesman Lee Park says as long as the ticket is postmarked by Aug. 25, it's valid. A winner may also present their ticket at New York's seven lottery customer service centers. If no one claims the prize, the money will be returned to the lottery pool. The highest unclaimed jackpot in New York Lottery history $68 million came with a ticket sold in Brooklyn in 2002. In the past four months, winners statewide have failed to claim nearly $28 million in drawing-game prizes before they expired. And last year, there were more than $65 million in expired winnings. On $1 million in winnings, the take-home pay is about $600,000 after federal taxes.
The winning lottery ticket was purchased at the Playland Market in Rye on August 25, 2012. According to New York Gaming Commission rules, winners have up to one year to claim their prize. New York Lottery officials have been urging players to check their tickets for the winning numbers: 1-6-7-20-49, Powerball 23, and come forward before the ticket expires. "We're hopeful the lucky winner has already signed the ticket and is making plans to claim it before it's too late," said Gardner Gurney, acting director of the Division of the Lottery. The New York Gaming Commission uses all means possible to get the word out when it is presented with an unclaimed prize, including news media and social media, said Christy Calicchia, spokesperson for the commission. To claim the money, the winner must present the ticket at any one of New York's seven customer service centers during business hours. Since the one-year anniversary of the ticket's purchase falls on a Sunday, the winner would technically need to have presented the ticket by the close of business Friday, said Calicchia. It is unclear how the situation would be handled if the ticket were to be turned in on Monday, she said. Lottery winners may also turn in winning tickets by mail. As long as the ticket is postmarked by August 25, it will be deemed valid. The gaming commission will be monitoring incoming mail to see if the ticket turns up, Calicchia said. New York state has https://www.rebelmouse.com/lottocashmachine/ seen several prizes go unclaimed, the largest of which was drawn more than a decade ago. In 2002, the owner of a winning ticket sold in Brooklyn never came forward to collect the $68 million prize. It remains the highest jackpot to go unclaimed in New York Lottery history. The next year, a ticket in Brooklyn went unclaimed again, this time for a jackpot of $46 million. Winnings can go unclaimed for a variety of reasons, Calicchia said, noting sometimes tickets or lost or become unreadable after being left in a pocket and washed. She said many tickets are unclaimed because winners don't notice they scored with smaller, tiered prizes in lottery jackpots. "Most people don't realize that there is more than one prize in the lottery drawing," she said. Rye is in Westchester County and is about 30 miles north of New York City. The New York Gaming Commission regulates all aspects of gaming and gambling activity in New York state, including horse racing, charitable gaming and the state lottery. CNN's Deanna Hackney contributed to this report.
The winning lottery ticket was purchased at the Playland Market in Rye on August 25, 2012. According to New York Gaming Commission rules, winners have up to one year to claim their prize. New York Lottery officials have been urging players to check their tickets for the winning numbers: 1-6-7-20-49, Powerball 23, and come forward before the ticket expires. "We're hopeful the lucky winner has already signed the ticket and is making plans to claim it before it's too late," said Gardner Gurney, acting director of the Division of the Lottery. The New York Gaming Commission uses all means possible to get the word out when it is presented with an unclaimed prize, including news media and social media, said Christy Calicchia, spokesperson for the commission. To claim the money, the winner must present the ticket at any one of New York's seven customer service centers during business hours. Since the one-year anniversary of the ticket's purchase falls on a Sunday, the winner would technically need to have presented the ticket by the close of business Friday, said Calicchia. It is unclear how the situation would be handled if the ticket were to be turned in on Monday, she said. Lottery winners may also turn in winning tickets by mail. As long as the ticket is postmarked by August 25, it will be deemed valid. The gaming commission will be monitoring incoming mail to see if the ticket turns up, Calicchia said. New York state has seen several prizes go unclaimed, the largest of which was drawn more than a decade ago. In 2002, the owner of a winning ticket sold in Brooklyn never came forward to collect the $68 million prize. It remains the highest jackpot to go unclaimed in New York Lottery history. The next year, a ticket in Brooklyn went unclaimed again, this time for a jackpot of $46 million. Winnings can go unclaimed for a variety of reasons, Calicchia said, noting sometimes tickets or lost or become unreadable after being left in a pocket and washed. She said many tickets are unclaimed because winners don't notice they scored with smaller, tiered prizes in lottery jackpots. "Most people don't realize that there is more than one prize in the lottery drawing," she said. Rye is in Westchester County and is about 30 miles north of New York City. The New York Gaming Commission regulates all aspects of gaming and gambling activity in New York state, including horse racing, charitable gaming and the state lottery. CNN's Deanna Hackney contributed to this report.
Well, new audio released today captures the moment one lucky Welsh Euromillions winner discovered he had scooped a 1m prize. EuroMillions winner Keith Williams has been reliving that magical moment he received the news after the recording of his initial phonecall to Camelot was used in a nationwide campaign looking at Brits excitement thresholds. Railway contractor Keith, 54, from Merthyr Tydfil won 1m in the EuroMillions Millionaire Raffle draw on Friday 26 July and could be heard exclaiming in disbelief at his good fortune. Keith socialises at Wales luckiest social club - Guest Keen Memorial Social and Bowls Club in Dowlais where former EuroMillions Millionaire Raffle winner Mark Benbow is also a member. Mark scooped 1m back in June 2011. Listen to the moment Keith received the news Keith and wife Patricia, a school secretary, still cant believe their luck and are waiting for their good news to sink in. They are currently enjoying an Egyptian holiday, which they had booked before they learnt of their win. Grandfather Keith said: "It's great that me and Mark are not just members of the same social club we're numbers to win the lottery rebelmouse.com also part of the millionaire club. "I might even put a few quid behind the bar now so my friends can have a drink on me. "I'd always been a bit jealous of Mark but it seems some of his luck has rubbed off on me. "Mark was really pleased for me, he came over and gave me a bit of advice on what was going to happen next. "He was a great help and it was great to speak to someone who knows exactly how it feels - although my news has barely sunk in yet." His call is living proof that winning the lottery rates highly on the excitement scale, a fact borne out in The National Lottery study. Whilst last years London Olympics has been named as the most exciting national event in recent years (31%), winning the lottery, falling in love, booking a holiday, getting a new job and buying a house were named as the top five most exciting big-deal events that could happen in our own lives. According to the study into the nations excitement threshold, its possible our traditional British reserve could be a thing of the past with recent sporting events, Royal celebrations and personal triumphs all contributing to a new outpouring of emotions and public celebrations. The survey by The National Lottery reveals that nearly one in five of us get genuinely excited at least once a day, while 40% say their excitement levels go sky-high at least once a week. Almost two thirds say they show their excitement by laughing out loud. The study coincides with the release of a collection of recent National Lottery winner calls, just like Keiths, displaying spontaneous and over-excited reactions to the news of a big lottery win. A National Lottery spokesperson said, This poll shows that the British are becoming much more chilled at displaying their emotions something we have experienced first-hand at our winners call centre. Listening to our players react to the news of a big win, is the best part of our job! Keiths call shows that life-changing, knee trembling, whoop for joy excitement could be waiting for any one of us, its as simple as buying a ticket. We have had hilarious reactions from screaming down the phone line, the sound of cheering from work mates, to waiting for one caller to run round the garden before continuing the conversation! The National Lottery has made around 30 millionaires a month across the last year, as well as numerous other major prize winners. Calls from five lucky winners have been released revealing what it sounds like to bank a major prize.
Life is tweet for back on form Nigella: Domestic Goddess takes to Twitter for first time since split from ex-husband Charles Saatchi 'When we found out on Sunday that wed won, I blurted out "Now will you marry me?" to which she replied "Yes, but it isnt because youve won the money, its because I love you".' The couple, who are both divorced, have been together for 10 years and have five grown-up children between them from previous relationships, and 13 grandchildren. They said they only told their family about their windfall last night when Mr Nield formally asked Ms Vickers mother Joan, 72, for permission to marry her daughter. Lost his nerve: Mr Nield said he had tried to propose on previous occasions but kept losing his nerve Ms Vickers said her mother had no hesitation after he went down on bended knee in front of her and her father James, also 72. 'I think she loves him more than I do,' she joked. Mr Nield admitted he had considered asking his partner to marry him several times over the years but 'it just wouldnt come out'. Ms Vickers said: 'Ive been hoping for 10 years.' Asked about the proposal, Ms Vickers said: 'That meant more to me than the money. 'Winning the money? Im more excited about getting married.' The couple said they are still planning the simple register office ceremony they have always imagined followed by a big party for friends and family. Mr Nield said: 'Ill be able to afford Christmas this year for them.' They have no plans for expensive engagement and wedding rings. Ms Vickers said they were planning to use a ring they already had which has sentimental value to both of them. Icing on the cake: Ms Vickers said she's more excited about getting married than winning the money The couple met at automotive firm Autoneum, where Mr Nield has worked for 25 years and Ms Vickers for 12. She said she is planning to hand her notice in tomorrow - and Mr Nield is her boss who will have to accept it. He said he is still thinking about whether to give up work. Remembering the moment they found out about the win, Mr Nield said: 'She just went "whoopee" and went jumping around the room.
08/18 17:17 PM Canton Casey's sells million dollar lotto ticket A lucky woman won $1 million last week after purchasing a ticket in Canton. CANTON A Fulton County Woman is $1 million richer after playing the odds with the Illinois Lottery. The lucky lady whos been confirmed as Jolene C of Norris, Illinois purchased her Quick Pick lottery ticket at Caseys General Store in Canton. Her item matched the first five numbers in the drawing last week. Jolene is one of two Illinois residents who won a million dollars as part of the mega Powerball jackpot. Caseys General Store will also receive a chunk of change. It will get $10,000 for selling the winning ticket. Copyright 2013 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
This is a method that absolutely works. Washington, DC (PRWEB) August 20, 2013 Mark Sonder, MM, CSEP and the Chief Entertainment Officer at the award winning music and entertainment talent agency Mark Sonder Productions is proud to announce the representation of seven time lottery game grand prize winner and author, speaker Richard Lustig. Lustig's lecture entitled, "Learn How to Increase Your Chances of Winning The Lottery," the title eponymous with his book, is now available to present to your meeting, convention, trade show, exposition, casino or other special event around the USA. In January of 2012, Powerball implemented a new game redesign that increased a players odds of winning a prize, but decreased the possible number of combinations to win. As a result of the redesign, lottery officials say that jackpot totals will continue to climb in shorter amounts of time. More than half of the all-time jackpot record amounts have been reached in just the last three years. One guy who knows what it feels like to win big is Richard Lustig. Lustig is very well known at his state lottery offices; hes visited dozens of times to collect prize-winning checks, including an unmatched seven lottery game grand prizes! "My family and I are very thankful, says Lustig. Not lucky, why can t i win the lottery rebelmouse but thankful. Luck has nothing to do with it. This is a method that absolutely works." How well does the method work? Recently, an Iowa man and his wife pocketed over nine million dollars after following Lustig's winning lottery method. A Tampa area couple who followed Lustigs strategy won a lottery game grand prize of over two million dollars. Dozens of others have written to Lustig to tell him about their winnings. Richards amazing story has even captured the attention of Ripleys Believe It Or Not, which featured the lottery winner in a newspaper article. Not surprisingly, Richard has been asked to share his winning lottery method by speaking to groups around the USA and has written the book "Learn How To Increase Your Chances of Winning the Lottery," which details exactly how he does it. Interest in Richards theory has gained international attention: his winning lottery method has been published in different languages and has been shipped all over the world. Richard and his family have been featured numerous times on shows including: CBS Sunday Morning and CBS Radio Fox News Channels Fox and Friends The Rachael Ray Show TLCs The Lottery Changed My Life Eyewitness News Engage Richard as a speaker about this very topical, timely story and ask him: How hitting the lottery has changed life for Richard and his family His top tips to increase your chances of winning a Lottery jackpot If Richard believes in the lottery curse that befalls so many other winners Will Richards method work in different states, and with different games Should you or should you not join a lottery pool His thoughts on playing the lottery responsibly To have Richard speak to your group, please contact: Mark Sonder Productions - Mark Sonder at 540-636-1640 or msonder(at)marksonderproductions(dot)com. About Mark Sonder Productions Mark Sonder Productions is a privately held company that was founded in 1985.
Seeley, along with 15 of his co-workers , won one-third of the $448 million prize. The group includes six affected by Superstorm Sandy and one woman whose father is responsible for the law bringing the lottery to New Jersey. But it was Seeley -- kinda channeling The Dude from the Big Lebowski -- who got all the attention. He joked that he'd showed up to the press conference in his best outfit and after appearing to knock over a microphone, noted he could afford to fix it. As for what he plans to do with his share of the winnings? Retire to a log cabin on "multiple acres of land" and watch NASCAR, he said. "First party is at my cabin!" Watch a video of his performance above. We're pretty sure The Dude abides. Also on HuffPost: Loading Slideshow Stephen Feinberg, Cerberus Capital CEO Stephen Feinberg is CEO of Cerberus Capital Management, the private equity firm that owns Freedom Group, the country's largest gun manufacturer and owner of the Bushmaster brand. Cerberus announced on Tuesday that it plans to sell its stake in Freedom Group. Adam Lanza, 20, used a Bushmaster rifle to murder 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., on Friday. Wayne LaPierre, National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre is executive vice president and CEO of the National Rifle Association (NRA), the gun industry's top lobbying organization. George Kollitides, Freedom Group CEO George Kollitides is CEO of Freedom Group, the country's largest gun manufacturer, which owns Bushmaster. P. James Debney, Smith & Wesson CEO P. James Debney is president and CEO of Smith & Wesson, a major U.S. gun manufacturer. William M. Keys, Colt's CEO Lt. General William M. Keys has served as CEO of Colt's Manufacturing Company, a major gun manufacturer, since 1999.
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