Comments for uklotteryinformation.com http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp Lottery information for the masses Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:25:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on About UK Lottery Information by c.sivakumar http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?page_id=2#comment-2159 c.sivakumar Mon, 22 Jun 2009 09:03:42 +0000 http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?page_id=2#comment-2159 please give the feed back please give the feed back

]]> Comment on UK Lottery Information is born! by Arthur Dent http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-297 Arthur Dent Mon, 19 Jan 2009 12:28:51 +0000 http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-297 2012 will see the UK hosting the world's greatest sporting event as the Olympic Games and Paralympics Games come to London, and our partnership with London 2012 places National Lottery players at the heart of it. The National Lottery will be contributing almost £2.2 billion towards London 2012, of which £750 million will come from specially designated lottery games. All the Good Causes money raised from sales of these designated games, detailed below, will go towards London 2012. In particular, The National Lottery players are helping to fund five major new sports facilities that include the Olympic Stadium, a new VeloPark, Aquatics Centre, Handball Arena and Hockey Centre. For more details please visit the Olympic Lottery Distributor. 2012 will see the UK hosting the world’s greatest sporting event as the Olympic Games and Paralympics Games come to London, and our partnership with London 2012 places National Lottery players at the heart of it.

The National Lottery will be contributing almost £2.2 billion towards London 2012, of which £750 million will come from specially designated lottery games. All the Good Causes money raised from sales of these designated games, detailed below, will go towards London 2012.

In particular, The National Lottery players are helping to fund five major new sports facilities that include the Olympic Stadium, a new VeloPark, Aquatics Centre, Handball Arena and Hockey Centre. For more details please visit the Olympic Lottery Distributor.

]]> Comment on UK Lottery Information is born! by Xavier Perdue http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-279 Xavier Perdue Sat, 17 Jan 2009 19:39:00 +0000 http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-279 Well, I don't know about the comments above - or below, I know not which at this stage - but the 4th Market is fun. It isn't desinged to be anything other than that, or, should I say, some test of skill for the cognescenti, of whom I, personally, claim no membership. What becomes fascinating about the 4th Market is the incidence of luck - or judgement (?) - that plays its tricksy part. Look, this is a trickster's game. When I first played I had a lot of beginner's luck. That put me in mind of Nick the Greek et al. Dammit it's poker in the dark with an unknown hand - so? And yet and yet, you have a glimpse of your stratagem. As I went on, I lost - the beginner's luck and the £. What this brought to mind was something to do with abstact thought, that and the gut - and as a gambler on the Stock Exchange and having always been good at spotting the shares that soar upon no other expedient than gut feeling, found it has paid me handsomely well - above any advice I have been proffered by the 'cogniscenti'. I have always ignored them, they have pretty nearly always been wrong. But gut? Trust it. Personally, I remain in fine trust on it. Equally, I am not fooled by it - this little gamble. And yet at a quid a throw I have had returns that no lottery would ever turn up. So bully for you, 4th Market, it's a brilliant idea, a hoot, to be played for the fun of it and the trick is, as I have found, forget the news, and forget the stock brokers, they're way out of line with fluke, and this, b'wana, is a flukey number. Watch me collar the big one and sure as I live and breathe and believe it I shall have it, I know I shall, I always do. Certain. Well, I don’t know about the comments above - or below, I know not which at this stage - but the 4th Market is fun. It isn’t desinged to be anything other than that, or, should I say, some test of skill for the cognescenti, of whom I, personally, claim no membership. What becomes fascinating about the 4th Market is the incidence of luck - or judgement (?) - that plays its tricksy part. Look, this is a trickster’s game. When I first played I had a lot of beginner’s luck. That put me in mind of Nick the Greek et al. Dammit it’s poker in the dark with an unknown hand - so? And yet and yet, you have a glimpse of your stratagem. As I went on, I lost - the beginner’s luck and the £. What this brought to mind was something to do with abstact thought, that and the gut - and as a gambler on the Stock Exchange and having always been good at spotting the shares that soar upon no other expedient than gut feeling, found it has paid me handsomely well - above any advice I have been proffered by the ‘cogniscenti’. I have always ignored them, they have pretty nearly always been wrong. But gut? Trust it. Personally, I remain in fine trust on it. Equally, I am not fooled by it - this little gamble. And yet at a quid a throw I have had returns that no lottery would ever turn up. So bully for you, 4th Market, it’s a brilliant idea, a hoot, to be played for the fun of it and the trick is, as I have found, forget the news, and forget the stock brokers, they’re way out of line with fluke, and this, b’wana, is a flukey number. Watch me collar the big one and sure as I live and breathe and believe it I shall have it, I know I shall, I always do. Certain.

]]> Comment on UK Lottery Information is born! by admin http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-6 admin Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:09:25 +0000 http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-6 Thanks you all, this site is going to be the biggest lottery resource on the web. Thanks you all, this site is going to be the biggest lottery resource on the web.

]]> Comment on UK Lottery Information is born! by Ora http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-5 Ora Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:16:27 +0000 http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-5 Thanks for writing this. Thanks for writing this.

]]> Comment on New site features - Lottery results and statistics by Bob http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=9#comment-4 Bob Fri, 24 Oct 2008 09:42:49 +0000 http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=9#comment-4 Love the new results page and the graphs are very useful, maybe you could have an option to break it down by machine and ball set? Love the new results page and the graphs are very useful, maybe you could have an option to break it down by machine and ball set?

]]> Comment on UK Lottery Information is born! by Sue Miller http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-3 Sue Miller Wed, 01 Oct 2008 22:44:20 +0000 http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-3 The National Lottery has helped save one of Britain's most beautiful surviving proscenium-arch theatres. The Hackney Empire Theatre restoration project, which was awarded a £4.3m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, started in 2001 and was also helped out by the Arts Council and donations made by Sir Alan Sugar and actor Griff Rhys Jones. The project has created a new orchestra pit - which can accommodate up to 60 musicians - and built a new backstage area as well as improving access for people with disabilities. There are also new areas specifically dedicated to hospitality and education. The theatre reopened in 2004 and has been successfully pulling in theatre fans ever since. Total amount awarded: £4.3m The National Lottery has helped save one of Britain’s most beautiful surviving proscenium-arch theatres. The Hackney Empire Theatre restoration project, which was awarded a £4.3m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, started in 2001 and was also helped out by the Arts Council and donations made by Sir Alan Sugar and actor Griff Rhys Jones. The project has created a new orchestra pit - which can accommodate up to 60 musicians - and built a new backstage area as well as improving access for people with disabilities. There are also new areas specifically dedicated to hospitality and education. The theatre reopened in 2004 and has been successfully pulling in theatre fans ever since. Total amount awarded: £4.3m

]]> Comment on UK Lottery Information is born! by bob frank http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-2 bob frank Wed, 01 Oct 2008 22:43:07 +0000 http://uklotteryinformation.com/wp/?p=3#comment-2 Well, nobody has taken an interest in adding content so far, but it is early days. Come on guys you must have some lottery related news for me? Well, nobody has taken an interest in adding content so far, but it is early days. Come on guys you must have some lottery related news for me?

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