"Stale Tickets"
Lottery News (Just had to drop this in here...)
A Washington & Lee statistics professor, Scott Hoover is suing the Virginia State Lottery. The claim states that the Virginia Lottery continues to advertise and sell scratch off tickets after prizes have been won. The lawsuit requests that the state reimburse all those players to whom it sold "stale tickets."
If this is true then a lot of scratch-off games will have to go through significant changes. Not just in Virginia but everywhere. With the cost of creating a game, advertising it, printing and distributing millions of tickets the state will certainly have a hard time earning any money if winners are announced too early.
Here's more from yesterday's Washington Post:
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The Battle of Algiers

Waiting with baited breath for music from George.
Darren's in New York and says he'll take a look at the new cut as soon as he gets home - which is today or tomorrow.

Last night watched
The Battle of Algiers Paul Greengrass referred to this film as a huge influence for The Bourne Ultimatum. It's a monster!
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