Mega Millions $380,000,000.00

The winning numbers are on the left, as well as the winners distribution. I know people who have hit the lotto for $5,000 $10,000 and even $50,000 but I don't know how I would react if I knew someone who won $380,000,000. That's a lot of money. As I sit back and think about everything I would do with this money if I were to come in contact with it. I'm a simple person, so I would have a hard time spending all of that money.

I don't know exactly how the taxes would add up, but I'm sure a jackpot winner would take home a little more than half of this amount. Win lotto players win, the government wins as well. $180 million in taxes must help relieve some of the stress of government budgets. Not to mention that 28% of the dollars spent on these tickets in Connecticut go to Government Fund Supported services including education, Medicaid and hospitals. The many forms of lottery provides a lot of support to our everyday lives.

If I won the lottery.... Shittttttt..... If I won the lottery....

1. No one would know. My closest family members and friends would have to read about me somewhere in order to find out that I won. If they ask me what I do for money, I'll tell them I started selling drugs again or that I'm a professional poker player.
2. I would turn my cell phone and purchase a new line. I don't not mean I would cancel the line, I would simply press the power button on that old phone. We you have shit, people are always asking you for shit. I am not trying to go through that bullshit. Everyone thinks you owe them something when your on top. Unless you drove me to pick up that ticket, or you loaned me that dollar to purchase the ticket, or you purchased the ticket for me as a gift... I do not owe you shit.
3. I would buy a condo downtown in New York City immediately. I wouldn't care about the price. I'd be looking for something I could show off when I had company.
4. I would buy a Bugatti, Aston Martin Rapide, and S65 AMG and lease a used Range Rover.
5. I would buy my daughter a house where she can live with her mother, brother and sister. I would even tell them it was drug money.
6. I would order 365 t-shirts that say "FUCK YOU" and walk around with the attitude that I don't give a shit.
7. Then after a year of the bullshit, I would begin to rebuild my Melaleuca business to ensure my financial security.

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20 Arrested in New Haven Drug Sweep

taken from New Haven Register .....

Twenty people were arrested Tuesday on drug-related charges in a sweep that was part of dismantling an alleged large drug-trafficking organization centered in the Newhallville section of New Haven and Hamden, federal authorities said in a statement.

The arrests followed an 11-month joint investigation by the FBI New Haven Safe Streets Task Force, the DEA New Haven Task Force, the New Haven and Hamden police departments, the statement said.

The organization allegedly distributed crack cocaine and cocaine throughout the Greater New Haven area.

“In association with the arrest of the defendants, law enforcement officers seized approximately one kilogram of cocaine, more than 150 grams of crack cocaine, approximately $75,000 in cash, six vehicles, two motorcycles and two firearms,” the statement said.

“Today’s round-up represents a collaboration between federal and local law enforcement agencies working together to keep our community safe,” New Haven Police Chief Frank Limon said in the statement. “We are pleased that the U.S. Attorney’s office has charged a number of people with narcotics violations. Through our partnerships we will continue to address drugs, gangs and gun violence as a top priority.”

Hamden Police Chief Thomas Wydra said, also in the statement, “During the last year, the Hamden Police Department has partnered with our colleagues in the New Haven Police Department, DEA, FBI and the United States Attorney’s office in a joint effort to bring to justice individuals who are alleged to have operated a drug enterprise in the Newhallville and Highwood areas of New Haven and Hamden,

“After dedicating considerable resources to this operation, I am gratified that the outstanding work performed by all of the law enforcement personnel involved has resulted in the federal charges announced today. Our citizens should be proud and appreciative of these efforts and results,” Wydra said.

Charged in the indictment with various counts related to the distribution of narcotics are: Joseph Jackson, a.k.a. “Mighty” and “M.I.,” 34, of Winchester Avenue.; Jayquis Brock, a.k.a. “Pooka” and “Pook,” 18, of Newhall Street; Mark Baskerville, a.k.a. “Munson,” 50, of Munson Street; Russel Battles. a.k.a. “Cuddy” and “Cuddy Russ,” 27, of Anthony Street,, Sherrod Daniels, a.k.a. “Hot Sauce,” 22, of Dixwell Avenue.; Larry Devore, a.k.a. “L.D.,” 52, of Dickerman Street; Harry Diaz, a.k.a. “Hottie” and “H,” 32, of English Street; James Dickerson, 27, of Davenport Street; Steven Dicks, a.k.a. “God,” 45, of West Division Street; Derron Dockery, a.k.a. “Day Day,” 21, of Ellsworth Avenue.; Devante Fortune, a.k.a. “Will” and “Pooty,” 18, of Winchester Avenue.; Shamaine Hobby, 33, of Blue Cliff Terrace; Milton Johnson, a.k.a. “Tilt,” 22, of Waverly Street,; Torrence Jones, 32, of Franklin Street; Demetrius Little, a.k.a. “Hap” and “Happy,” 38, of Haven Street; Wendel Mcduffie, a.k.a. “Win,” 31, of Norton Street; Ryan Moore, 21, of Sherman Parkway; Tylan Thompson, a.k.a. “Finner,” 19, of Dixwell Avenue; Brandon Tolson, a.k.a. “Black,” 28, of Chapel Street; Gemini Napoleon, a.k.a. “G.I.,” “Poe” and “Gemi,” 30, of Newhall Street; Charles Nichols, 44, of Shelton Avenue; Alvin Townsend, a.k.a. “Gurb,” 28, of West Division Street; Tyrone Williams, 36, of Sherman Street; and Darren Winfrey, a.k.a. “D,” 21, of Shelton Avenue, all in New Haven.

Also, Chanel Sinclair, 28, of Helen Street, and Maurice Hill, a.k.a. “Mo Digs,” 22, of Cherry Ann Street, both in Hamden; Stephanie Dagostino, 39, of Third Avenue, West Haven; and Kristin Longobardi, 30, of Foxon Boulevard, East Haven; and Javon Moorning, a.k.a “Lil Red,” 31, and Edmund Jackson, Sr., a.k.a. “Eddie,” 54, who are both incarcerated in state custody.

Joseph Jackson, Brock, Dagostino, Battles, Napoleon, Thompson and Fortune were arrested on federal criminal complaints between Oct. 28 and Nov. 1. Moorning and Edmund Jackson are in state custody. The remaining defendants were arrested today. Seven defendants are still being sought, the statement said.

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Aldi warns customers of potential credit card breach October 7, 2010 By: Joe Taylor Aldi became the latest retailer to warn consumers about a potential breach of credit card information at its stores. Unlike other consumer alerts involving stolen card numbers, the warning from Aldi's management team suggested that the company had fallen victim to a scheme usually reserved for ATM machines and automated gas pumps.

According to company officials, credit card skimming devices were discovered on point-of-sale terminals at Aldi stores in at least 11 states. In a statement to the media, Aldi spokesperson Terry Pfortmiller noted that a thorough investigation conducted in partnership with state and federal law enforcement found none of the company's employees at fault for the potentially stolen account information.

Although the devices found attached to the grocery chain's point of sale terminals were capable of transmitting customer account information to third parties, investigators have not yet determined whether any credit card accounts have yet been affected. Company officials advised customers to monitor their debit and credit card statements for fraudulent charges, and to request replacement credit cards from their issuing banks.

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