Lottery & Community Awards
Day 1,368, 07:21
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eIreland Community Awards
There is still 24 hours left to nominate your picks for the Community Awards. Only a handful of eCitizens have sent in nominations so far, so your choices could make all the difference. See our last article for further details on the categories and PM this Org.
It's Lotto time again!
Rules:
- Pick a number from 1-45
- The winning number will be the first ball drawn in the Irish Lotto draw on Saturday 20th of August 2011
- 10 IEP per ticket
- You can buy up to 5 tickets
- If you are level 20 or lower, then your first ticket is free. YES FREE!
- You must PM James Keiller with your number before the draw is made on Saturday night
- You must donate the ticket fee to James Keiller before the draw is made on Saturday night
Extended Rules:
- If no winner after the first ball, we proceed to the second ball and so on
- If there are no winners after all balls are drawn, the pot will roll-over to next week
- If there is more than one winner the pot will be split evenly.
- There is a guaranteed prize of 1,000 IEP thanks to donations from great friends of the Irish Community.
- If you don’t PM with a number it will be assumed the money is a no strings donation to the Irish Community
- No orgs can participate
Yours,
James Keiller, Special Unit, Ely State Prison, White Pine County, Nevada
Anthony Colby, Last seen driving South out of Albuquerque, New Mexico
DerBrad, Acting Chief of Operations with special responsibility for Sanitation
seanlynch, Secretary to the Justice for the Caesar’s Palace Two Campaign
Viktor Kurgan, Department of Corrections, Nevada State, Liaison Officer
There is still 24 hours left to nominate your picks for the Community Awards. Only a handful of eCitizens have sent in nominations so far, so your choices could make all the difference. See our last article for further details on the categories and PM this Org.
It's Lotto time again!
Rules:
- Pick a number from 1-45
- The winning number will be the first ball drawn in the Irish Lotto draw on Saturday 20th of August 2011
- 10 IEP per ticket
- You can buy up to 5 tickets
- If you are level 20 or lower, then your first ticket is free. YES FREE!
- You must PM James Keiller with your number before the draw is made on Saturday night
- You must donate the ticket fee to James Keiller before the draw is made on Saturday night
Extended Rules:
- If no winner after the first ball, we proceed to the second ball and so on
- If there are no winners after all balls are drawn, the pot will roll-over to next week
- If there is more than one winner the pot will be split evenly.
- There is a guaranteed prize of 1,000 IEP thanks to donations from great friends of the Irish Community.
- If you don’t PM with a number it will be assumed the money is a no strings donation to the Irish Community
- No orgs can participate
Yours,
James Keiller, Special Unit, Ely State Prison, White Pine County, Nevada
Anthony Colby, Last seen driving South out of Albuquerque, New Mexico
DerBrad, Acting Chief of Operations with special responsibility for Sanitation
seanlynch, Secretary to the Justice for the Caesar’s Palace Two Campaign
Viktor Kurgan, Department of Corrections, Nevada State, Liaison Officer
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Just curious, is Viktor Kurgan a liaison for DoC or to DoC?
Time to waste another 50 IEP, right Grainne?
/shields threatening note composition under cloak...
"Dearest Community Minister in charge of the Universal Lottery results...I have a gub."
@Thomas - Viktor is DoC liaison to the Nevada State Department of Corrections. He was moved from his previous post as Head of Security (toilets) following an incident involving extensive damage to a large area of terrazzo in the Ministerial En Suite and the unauthorised use of semi-automatic weapons for target practice within the precincts of the Department.
You just think I am driving South. Or am I?
I did'nt even know I was Secretary to the Justice for the Caesar’s Palace Two Campaign, well there you go!
That explains a lot.