CONGRATULATIONS!!!

EURO MILLION SPAINSH LOTTERY INTERNATIONAL.
FROM:VICE PRESIDENT
INTERNATIONAL PROMOTION/PRIZE AWARD DEPT.
REFERENCE:67/80/ESP
BATCH:ESP-541-623-782
DATE:1ST OF DEC 2007
EMAIL:infomtgfernandez@aim.com

RE: WINNING NOTIFICATION / FINAL NOTICE

Sir/Madam

We are pleased to inform you of the result of the Euro Million Spainsh Lottery Winners International E-mail programs held on the 25TH OF NOV 2007. Your E-mail address attached to ticket number 653-908-321-675 with serial main number 345-790-241-671 drew lucky star numbers 34-32-90-43-32 which consequently won in the 2nd category, you have therefore been approved for a lump sum pay out of 1.000.000.00 Euro.(One Million Euro)

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Due to mix up of some numbers and names, we ask that you keep your winning information confidential until your claims has been processed and your money remitted to you. This is part of our security protocol to avoid double claiming and unwarranted abuse of this program by some participants. All participants were selected through a computer ballot system drawn from over 100,000 company and 50,000,000 individual email addresses and names from all over the world.

This lottery was promoted and sponsored by his royal highness King Rey Juan Carlos and Spanish European Lottery Board in conjunction with all international world organization such as (UNITED NATION,UNICEF, UNESCO,W.H.O E.T.C in order to enhance and promote the use of Internet Explorer Users and Microsoft-wares around the globe.,This promotional program takes place every three year. We hope with part of your winning you will take part in our end of year 50 million Euro International lottery.

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To file for your claim,please contact our fiducial agent:DR.LUIS FERNANDEZ
(FERNANDEZ SECURITY COMPANY SPAIN)
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Please Remember to complete the verification form below,As all winning must be claimed not more than one month,After this date all unclaimed funds will be included in the next stake.Please note in order to avoid unnecessary delays and complications please remember to quote your reference number and batch numbers in all correspondence. Furthermore, should there be any change of address do inform our agent as soon as possible.

Congratulations once more from our members of staff and thank you for being part of our promotional program.

Note:Anybody under the age of 18 is automatically disqualified.

Sincerely yours,
MRS,COMFORT JOSE
Lottery Coordinator
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eSN Today: Software strikes a chord for disabled students

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Software strikes a chord for disabled students A program developed at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute allows students with severe physical disabilities to create music just by moving their heads. A digital video camera tracks these movements on a computer screen and translates them into piano scales or drum beats. Its developers hope the program will open a whole new world of creativity for physically challenged individuals.   | Full Story         Around the Web ... How a computer for the poor got stomped by tech giants From the Wall Street Journal: In 2005, Nicholas Negroponte unveiled an idea for bridging the technology divide between rich nations and the developing world: design a $100 laptop and, within four years, get it into the hands of up to 150 million of the world's poorest schoolchildren. World leaders and corporate benefactors jumped in to support One Laptop Per Child, and Mr. Negroponte, a professor on leave from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, hopscotched the world collecting pledges from developing nations to buy the laptops in bulk. But nearly three years later, only about 2,000 students in pilot programs have received computers from the project... | Full Story High-tech schools pilot program puts kids in charge From the New York Daily News: In 22 New York City schools, students and teachers are participating in a pilot program designed to create and test-drive the 21st century classroom. About $13.4 million in capital funds, along with federal grants, have been invested into the so-called iTeach-iLearn schools over the past two years. The pilot program outfits classrooms in the 22 schools with devices including SMARTboards, laptops, wireless Internet access and special lockers to keep all the technology safe when the school is closed. Teachers also receive training so they feel comfortable with the new technology.... | Full Story In D.C., a computer for every classroom From the Washington Post: Washington D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty (D) and D.C. schools Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee announced yesterday that every D.C. classroom will have a desktop computer by February under a $4 million technology initiative. The money will pay for more than 6,300 computers, which will be installed in the city's 141 schools. The money will also go toward fixing network cables, power strips and access points so that every classroom teacher and administrator will be able to have and use a computer... | Full Story   Annual Tech-Savvy Superintendent Awards... Is your superintendent tech-savvy? Does he or she "get it" when it comes to school technology use? If so, then nominate your schools chief for our annual Tech-Savvy Superintendent Awards here: http://www.eschoolnews.com/surveys-awards/tech-saavy- superintendent-awards/ But hurry! Nominations close Friday, Nov. 30.   More from eSchool News Online ... Technology helps reform large lectures At Virginia Tech, students in most introductory math courses work through problems individually at one of 500 computer workstations in a giant room that is open 24 hours a day. And at hundreds of colleges nationwide, professors use personal response systems technology, or "clickers," to gauge whether students understand important concepts before moving on. These are just some of the ways colleges and universities are striving to transform large lectures into more personal experiences for students--and technology is playing a key role in such reforms. | Full Story Reports reveal online learning's successes, needs Online learning continues to grow at a rapid pace, with 30 states--six more than last year--now offering state-led programs or initiatives, according to the latest report from the North American Council for Online Learning (NACOL). But the group warns that more oversight of online learning programs is needed if this growth is to continue, and it urges administrators to make sure their online courses are equally accessible to all students. | Full Story Project targets new teachers' tech use Indiana University's School of Education is embarking on a $3.1 million study of how current and emerging technologies are being used most effectively in classrooms--and how best to prepare new teachers to use these tools. The study marks the first real focus on helping to prepare pre-service teachers to use technology effectively during the Bush Administration. | Full Story Announcements from ed-tech providers ... Avermedia announced as CDW Partner of the Year Blackboard Backpack with SCORM support now available EDRoom offers online meeting rooms that enable deep dialogue between solutions providers and school decision-makers Hitachi offers remote management and wireless connectivity with new CP-X308 3LCD Projector Knowledge Adventure joins WeAreTeachers as an affiliate partner SANAKO launches updated Interactive Learning Software and new add-on modules Xantech goes green with new energy efficient power supplies Wireless network mysteries solved North Carolina secures USDLC's online professional development for all teachers in the state SANAKO launches updated interactive learning software and new add-on modules		Visit the new eSchool News Online! Visit us online today and discover the many changes we've made with one goal in mind--you! Education technology news is the "number one reason" educators come to eSchool News online. 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If you are a registered user of eSchool News, you're invited to comment at the end of any article, and share your views with other educators. Just click on any news headline!eSchool News Online is full of news content and it's free to educators. Visit us today!

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eSN This Week: Reports reveal online learning's successes, needs

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Top News ... Reports reveal online learning's successes, needs Online learning continues to grow at a rapid pace, with 30 states--six more than last year--now offering state-led programs or initiatives, according to the latest report from the North American Council for Online Learning (NACOL). But the group warns that more oversight of online learning programs is needed if this growth is to continue, and it urges administrators to make sure their online...| Full Story Grant Alert ... Motorola Foundation grants $3.5M for next generation of inventors The Motorola Foundation announced the recipients of its Innovation Generation Grants, a $3.5 million educational technology grants initiative to inspire young people to embrace science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The 2007 Innovation Generation Grants support 106 breakthrough programs that use innovative approaches to develop interest in technology-related ...| Full Story Week's Top News ... Technology helps reform large lectures At Virginia Tech, students in most introductory math courses work through problems individually at one of 500 computer workstations in a giant room that is open 24 hours a day. And at hundreds of colleges nationwide, professors use personal response systems technology, or "clickers," to gauge whether students understand important concepts before moving on. These are just some of the ...| Full Story Teachers warned about MySpace profiles In a memo to Ohio teachers, the state's largest teachers union strongly discouraged educators from using social-networking web sites such as MySpace and Facebook to create personal profiles or communicate with students. ... | Full Story Project targets new teachers' tech use Indiana University's School of Education is embarking on a $3.1 million study of how current and emerging technologies are being used most effectively in classrooms--and how best to prepare new teachers to use these tools. The study marks the first real focus on helping to prepare pre-service teachers to use technology effectively during the Bush Administration. ... | Full Story Video ... eSN TechWatch: Redefining 'Intelligence' -- November 26, 2007 In this segment that first aired in July 2007, futurist Andrew Zolli discusses the trends that are shaping education today--including the need to redefine ...| Full Story Special Report ... 2008 e-Rate Survival Guide PDF This comprehensive two-page guide from the eSchool News print newspaper will help you get through the e-Rate process with minimal pain--and a maximum return on your time invested ...| Full Story Partners Update ... Avermedia announced as CDW Partner of the Year AVerMedia Technologies, Inc., the leading provider of digital multimedia and presentation technology, announced today that it has been presented with the CDW Partner of the Year Award as a Digital Multimedia and Presentation Products Manufacturer. Along with five other CDW partners in various categories, AVerMedia was presented with the honor on November 5, 2007 at the Annual CDW Partner Summit in Las Vegas.... | Full Story Knowledge Adventure joins WeAreTeachers as an affiliate partner Knowledge Adventure, a leader in educational software for the home and the classroom, has become an affiliate partner of WeAreTeachers, a new online teaching, learning and business network, to boost marketing opportunities for its instructional products.... | Full Story		Visit the new eSchool News Online! Visit us online today and discover the many changes we've made with one goal in mind--you! Education technology news is the "number one reason" educators come to eSchool News online. Now it's easier than ever to find all the news and information important to you. With daily news posts (all indexed in 16 major topic channels), it's faster and easier to find all the information you need. Here are some great highlights of the new eSchool News Online site: For a quick video review of the site go to Video Site Tour. Now we display the top six stories right on the front page. If you want to see all the latest articles just click "view all" to display an entire list of news. You can also view the news items by "headlines, summaries or with photos" as well. It's your choice! Just go to http://www.eschoolnews.com/ When you click on any news headline you'll go directly to the full article. Here you can read it, print it, email it, and even get more headlines along the same topic. Notice the "related content" box. Here you'll find recent stories related to what you are reading! If you are a registered user of eSchool News, you're invited to comment at the end of any article, and share your views with other educators. Just click on any news headline! eSchool News Online is full of news content and it's free to educators. Visit us today! Educator Resource Centers Enriching Education Through Digital Sharing Thanks to new technologies, it's now easier than ever for schools and other organizations to create rich, online repositories of learning "objects" that students, teachers, and other users can draw upon at their own convenience to enrich their education. Teachers across the globe, for example, are taking open digital content items and repurposing them for use in their classrooms; universities are making course content available online to users worldwide; and schools and vendors are creating online, interactive learning communities for educators to advance their knowledge and skills. Minimizing Classroom Disruptions Computers and the internet have become welcome instructional tools in most schools, ushering a wealth of additional resources into today's classrooms. Unfortunately, they also bring with them the potential for unwanted distractions--such as online content that ranges from off-target, to inappropriate, material. Professional Development It's easy for today's educator to feel overwhelmed--in a complex and ever-changing educational environment, teachers are often expected to complete more in one day than they have time for in an entire week. They must, for instance, reach increasingly diverse student bodies, meet standards and assessments, integrate technology into the classroom, and meet certification requirements. Collaboration & Storage Today's employers want graduates who can communicate effectively, think critically, solve problems, and work as part of a team--in short, graduates who are well versed in collaborative learning environments. Whether you call it project-based or collaborative learning, it's a strategy that a growing number of educators are employing in their classrooms--and with growing success. Teaching Effectively With Computers With a growing array of solutions at their disposal, more and more educators are integrating computers, laptops, and other technology into the classroom, and often with great success. Computer-based technologies offer rich new ways to reach students and fulfill curriculum goals, while bringing information to life for diverse kinds of learners. But teaching with computers also poses many challenges--from finding ways to implement technology effectively, to limiting students' access only to teacher-sanctioned material.

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eSN Today: Visit the new eSchool News Online!

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Visit the new eSchool News Online! Visit us online today and discover the many changes we've made with one goal in mind--you! Education technology news is the "number one reason" educators come to eSchool News online. Now it's easier than ever to find all the news and information important to you. With daily news posts (all indexed in 16 major topic channels), it's faster and easier to find all the information you need. Here are some great highlights of the new eSchool News Online site: For a quick video review of the site go to Video Site Tour. Now we display the top six stories right on the front page. If you want to see all the latest articles just click "view all" to display an entire list of news. You can also view the news items by "headlines, summaries or with photos" as well. It's your choice! Just go to http://www.eschoolnews.com/ When you click on any news headline you'll go directly to the full article. Here you can read it, print it, email it, and even get more headlines along the same topic. Notice the "related content" box. Here you'll find recent stories related to what you are reading! If you are a registered user of eSchool News, you're invited to comment at the end of any article, and share your views with other educators. Just click on any news headline!   eSchool News Online is full of news content and it's free to educators. Visit us today! Around the Web ... WiFi and autism: a quick debunking From Ars Technica: On Nov. 21, as most people in the U.S. were focusing on the next day's holiday festivities, Engadget picked up on a potentially unnerving press release entitled "Link Between Wireless Technology and Autism Unveiled in New Scientific Report." Given the increasing prevalence of Wi-Fi use, a clear link between this technology and autism should give pause. But a closer examination of the press release raises enough red flags that the announcement should be viewed with extreme skepticism... | Full Story Teen's suicide spurs anti-cyberbullying law From CIO Today: A Missouri town has passed a law to prevent cyber bullying in response to last year's suicide of 13-year-old school girl Megan Meier after Meier received intentionally hurtful messages on MySpace. The new law passed for Megan is prompting awareness of the need for stronger state and federal laws to stop cyberbullying and online harassment... | Full Story One Laptop Per Child extends promotion From the Associated Press: A promotion in which a customer buying a $188 computer in the U.S. and Canada automatically donates a second one to a child in a developing country has been extended until year's end. The "Give One, Get One" program will now run through Dec. 31, instead of ending on Nov. 26, according to the One Laptop Per Child Program, a nonprofit spinoff from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "In the past 10 days, we've experienced an outpouring of support from the public that is truly gratifying and encouraging," said Nicholas Negroponte, the program's founder... | Full Story   Annual Tech-Savvy Superintendent Awards... Is your superintendent tech-savvy? Does he or she "get it" when it comes to school technology use? If so, then nominate your schools chief for our annual Tech-Savvy Superintendent Awards here: http://www.eschoolnews.com/surveys-awards/tech-saavy- superintendent-awards/ But hurry! Nominations close Friday, Nov. 30.   More from eSchool News Online ... Reports reveal online learning's successes, needs Online learning continues to grow at a rapid pace, with 30 states--six more than last year--now offering state-led programs or initiatives, according to the latest report from the North American Council for Online Learning (NACOL). But the group warns that more oversight of online learning programs is needed if this growth is to continue, and it urges administrators to make sure their online courses are equally accessible to all students. | Full Story Project targets new teachers' tech use Indiana University's School of Education is embarking on a $3.1 million study of how current and emerging technologies are being used most effectively in classrooms--and how best to prepare new teachers to use these tools. 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Wireless network mysteries solved North Carolina secures USDLC's online professional development for all teachers in the state SANAKO launches updated interactive learning software and new add-on modules Writing program offers teachers free writing and publishing tools AVerMedia announced as CDW Partner of the Year Samsung Optical Drive allows consumers to create DVDs quickly and easily Round Rock Independent School District chose Encore to manage programs for special populations		November Online Specials You Don't Want to Miss... Visit us online at http://www.eschoolnews.com every day for the latest news and resources all geared to help you stay on top of school technology. Get a video recap of November's top news with "TechWatch." Go to http://www.eschoolnews.com/video Visit the daily updated Educator's Resource Center, where you'll find specific information on Collaboration and Storage, Teaching Effectively with Computers, Professional Development, and more. 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26/11/2007
 
Dear Winner,
 
Subject: Final Award Notification
 
Euro Million International, a non religious and
non racist organizations have jointly organized a
Free Email Lottery Program to unite the human race
in their religion/belief, as we believe that God
is One and human beings are equally one not
withstanding your religion, race, education or
political background.
 
As the beneficiary/user of this email address, you
have been selected as one of our lucky winners in
this our Inaugural Lottery Award, which was
organized in the Good Spirit of Ramadan and the
forth coming Christmas since on the 12th of
October 2007.
 
Note that all email addresses used in this
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Marketing Department and draw was conducted via
Computer Programmed Selection System in which your
email address won in the 2nd Category with the
following information:
 
Ticket No: JIL/002-9-07, with Serial No: 3 & 4,
and Lucky No: 21, 32, 36, 46, 47, thereby winning
the sum of Euro708,593.33 (Seven hundred and eight
thousand, five hundred and ninety three Euros,
thirty-three cents only). 
 
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of November 2007 and will end on the 28th of
December 2007;  Therefore, we advise you to submit
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Apostolic Greetings

Dear in christ,
I am Mrs. Mariam Coleman from Kuwait. I am married to Mr. Lobi Coleman who worked with Kuwait embassy here in Ivory Coast for nine good year before he died in the year 2002.
 
We were married for many years without a child. He died after a brief illness that lasted for only four days. Before his death we were both born again Christian. Since his death I decided not to remarry or get a child outside my matrimonial home which the Bible is against.
 
When my late husband was alive he deposited the sum of $(2.8 Million ) USD Two million Eight hundred thousand in a Finance Security Company here in Abidjan.Recently,my Doctor told me that I would not last for the next Eight months due to cancer problem.
 
Having known my condition I decided to donate this fund to a church or a God fearing person that will utilize this money the way I am going to instruct herein. I want a church that will use this fund for orphanages, widows, propagating the word of God and to endeavor that the house of God is maintained.
 
The Bible made us to understand that "Blessed is the hand that giveth". I took this decision because I don't have any child that will inherit this money and my late husband's relatives are not Christians and I don't want my late husband's efforts to be used by unbelievers.
 
I don't want a situation where this money will beused in an ungodly way. This is why I am taking this decision.I am not afraid of death hence I know where I am going. I know that I am going to be in the bosom of the Lord. Exodus 14 VS 14 says that "the lord will fight my case and I shall hold my peace".I don't need any telephone communication in this regard because of my health hence the presence of my husband's relatives are around me always. I don't want them to know about this development.
 
With God all things are possible. As soon as I receive your reply I shall give you the relevant documents that will legalize you to have access over this fund.I will also issue you an affidavit that will proove you the present beneficiary of this fund in the Finance Security Company.I want you and the church to always pray for me because the lord is my shephard.
 
My happiness is that I lived a life of a worthy Christian. Whoever that Wants to serve the Lord must serve him in spirit and Truth.  Please always be prayerful all through your life and pray to God to forgive me my sins. 

 

 Any delay in your reply will give me room in sourcing for another church or a God fearing person for this same purpose. Please assure me that you will act accordingly as I Stated herein. Hoping to receive your reply.
 
Remain blessed in the Lord.
Your's Sister In Christ,
Mrs. Mariam Coleman.

 

 

 

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