Comments on: Think Good Thoughts and Win a Lenovo All in One A70z

By: Amy Brewer

Amy Brewer — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 08:17:19 +0000

This computer could be used for good for my family. This computer would not only help my 2 daughters with their school work but also for mine when I start next year. The computer we have now has been fixed twice and is still running really slow. My daughters need a good one for their school term papers and to browse things they need to learn about or having trouble understanding. I would also be using it for about the same things and also my regular surfing the web. That is what I think it could be good for. Thanks for the chance.

By: ming tsai

ming tsai — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 07:30:42 +0000

tweet #3: https://twitter.com/conqui25/status/18255357543

By: ming tsai

ming tsai — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 07:29:47 +0000

tweet #2: https://twitter.com/conqui25/status/18255317671

By: ming tsai

ming tsai — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 07:25:54 +0000

tweet #1: https://twitter.com/conqui25/status/18255149161

By: ming tsai

ming tsai — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 07:24:37 +0000

I run a restaurant and a couple of my workers can barely speak any english. Plus, they don’t have access to a computer. I will take the PC to my workplace and hopefully they can learn the english language and learn how to use the computer

By: Sharon

Sharon — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 05:33:06 +0000

Tweeted http://twitter.com/rusthawk/status/18249727329

By: Jennifer Clowers

Jennifer Clowers — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 03:53:18 +0000

And for another entry, let me tell you about my husband. He is the most un-selfish person I have ever met. He started law school in 2005, with a wife and baby and baby on the way (and we had one more during law school). It hasn’t been easy, but I have watched him sacrifice his wants countless times in order to make sure we have everything we need or want. An example of this that also ties in with the Lenovo is that he never bought a laptop through law school. Everyone, except him, had a laptop in class for notes. He wrote his notes on a yellow legal pad. He has hundreds of them from law school, but he was committed to getting through school on a tight budget, and for the most part, we managed to keep our loans as low as possible. Thanks!
Jennifer Clowers´s last [type] ..Summer Lovin- Pear Gorgonzola Salad With a Balsamic Vinegarette

By: Jennifer Clowers

Jennifer Clowers — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 03:45:07 +0000

Here is our story and how this computer would help us. My husband busted his butt through law school. He graduated high in his class with offers to join firms in our area. We decided to move back home (to Indiana…from FLORIDA…yeah.) to be close to family. We knew that it would be more difficult for Travis to find a job because of the fewer contacts he had in this area, but we did it anyway. So he passes the bar and sends out 100 resumes all over the state. He got 2 interviews, and got one of them. We moved across the state to this little bitty town where my husband was to work as a deputy prosecutor, making pennies on the dollar. We couldn’t even afford to pay all our bills…so my husband got a second job as hotel clerk on midnight shift on Fridays and Saturdays. I also got a waitresses job to help with the bills, and we would literally pass each other out the door every. single. day. (Did I mention we have 3 kids, too? It was brutal.) But, we were determined to make it and make things better. One day, a job became available in our hometown, so my husband applied. He got the interview and not without divine intervention, he got the job. (He was in no way qualified or had the experience, but he got it!) So we moved back home in December of 2009 and couldn’t be happier to be making a little more money (he is still a prosecutor, though, so not that much more :) ) and to be close to our families. In February, out of nowhere, he was nominated to run for the elected prosecuting attorney for the next town over (my husband’s actual home town.) My husband accepted because of this: There is a huge drug problem in this town. He wants to help people and the community. He has no interest in politics what so ever, but recognizes the need for someone to aggressively prosecute the individuals that put the lives of others at risk. So NOW we are running a campaign. It is crazy, but I know he can make a difference, so we are going full force. Here is where the Lenovo All-in-One comes in: Our ancient computer is on the verge of crashing all together. A few months ago, all of our programs disappeared, except for Microsoft Word….and we are able to use the internet. Isn’t that weird?! Of course, this is our life line to the campaign, so I’ve been emailing my mother-in-law every piece of information just. in. case. My husband is way to frugal to buy a new computer on his salary with our our debt from student loans, so we are just praying it keeps on working until at least after the election in November. There are a lot of deserving people out there, thanks for giving us the chance!
Here’s my husband’s campaign website just in case you want to take a look: http://www.travisclowers.com

By: Walter

Walter — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 02:51:32 +0000

I tweeted here:
http://twitter.com/Wahter/status/18240391679

By: Colleen C

Colleen C — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 01:09:51 +0000

For my third (and last) entry, I’d like to wish you all the best in selecting the winner of this contest. I’ve been doing some reading and it’s going to be tough! Thanks for hosting this contest. All the best! Colleen