Re: [PRP] Volunteer required plus [HEATHENS]

Harry Scott wrote:
> 
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Paracelsus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
> >      The Procyon Rising Project is a small group of lottery enthusiasts who
> >share predictions for the UK lottery via email.
> >
> >      We are looking for a volunteer to assist us in assembling, or
> >collating, our different systems and predictions into one summary
> >prediction.
> >
> >      We are finding ourselves too busy with our individual systems to be
> >totally objective in picking our final selection of numbers, and feel we
> >could use the assistance of an independent third party.
> >
> >      You would not be required to make any predictions of your own, and
> >would be free to collate our predictions in any way you thought fit. No
> >knowledge of statistics or spreadsheets is required, although an interest in
> >lottery numbers in general, and the UK National Lottery in particular, would
> >be helpful.
> >
> >      Thanks in advance,
> >
> >      Shane McDermott
> >      Co-ordinator, The Procyon Rising Project
> >      http://members.lycos.co.uk/paracelsusuk/
> >
> >
> >
> >
> 
> H.E.A.T.H.E.N.S. or Harry's Easy All THE Numbers System *are* looking
> for volunteers *to produce* predictions based on the well known system
> of using all or nearly all 49 numbers, as our mentor is finding himself
> too busy on other more urgent systems and could use the assistance of
> independent third parties.
> 
> There are a few basic rules to producing the basic 48 number 8 line
> blocks of 6 numbers, among them that the first column of eight should
> have no number greater than 11 or 12 in it then gradually working from
> left to right across the 8 by 6 grid, using up all numbers to 48, quite
> haphazardly but bearing in mind to have a fairly balanced line with
> regard to odd/even, high/low etc and no more than 2 consecutive numbers
> in any one line.
> 
> All winning lines will be rewarded with points and notified in this
> forum forthwith.
> 
> Last week's Saturday's block is given as an example;
> 
> Firstly, randomly, first column and up to number 12;
> 
> 04
> 09
> 06
> 07
> 10
> 01,03,11
> 05 08
> 02 12
> 
> Then to completion, randomly distributing the numbers consecutively
> starting with 13;
> 
>   04,13,17,22,34,41.
>   09,21,26,28,30,39.
>   06,16,19,33,37,46.
>   07,18,23,31,38,48. replaced 48 with 49 as 48 chosen for "dropping".
>   10,14,25,29,40,42.
>   01,03,11,27,32,45.
>   05,08,15,24,36,43.
>   02,12,20,35,44,47
> 
> The 7 numbers 09,23,25,26,33,36,,37 were all trapped in the 8 lines,
> something you will *rarely* see in any 8 random lines chosen from the
> 13,983,816 available!
> 
> All contributions will be appreciated, I need 1250 blocks to make up a
> 10,000 line entry to put up against any anticipated heavyweight software
> competition and this will be the winner!
> 
> Thanks in anticipation.
> --
> Harry Scott

Harry: Send me an email I have a software I can send
you that generates these blocks.  Robert Perkis