Florida please

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WIN D — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 21:17:54 GMT

Got it Tom....converted it ........that data does convert to a pretty Fractal Set Thanks PAL. LOL Win D

Reply #8

WIN D — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 20:26:51 GMT

So.... Jazzy, your an Edward L

Reply #7

BC3v5 — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 20:23:22 GMT

WIN D,Here is a screen shot from one of my worksheets. Its taken me years in Excel to get to this point. ... convert lol Jazzy,Im definately into visualizing fractals and mathematical concepts. I believe this is where the patterns will immerge. If your into this sort of thing, check out Symmetry in Chaos: A Search for Pattern in Mathematics, Art, and Nature. Its a Great Read, and may just give you some new ideas!Thanks for the input on the binary approach.Tom

Reply #6

JAZZY JASPER — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 18:38:16 GMT

This is Jazzy, 'Rocket Man', chimming in with a little something that may help you guys. The 'binary-system' [0-1], which controls, doesn't read the numbers as we, add-subtract, and manipulate them, each 'slot' has an assigned value placed in it. In other words, if you're using 869, the computer is reading it as, 3, try combining 'series', of 3 and 4 numbers, to come up with a single number. For instance, [768=1, 869=3, 220=4], would give you 134 as your number, don't 'carry'. You're, on to so... [ More ]

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WIN D — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 17:56:29 GMT

Ground control to major Tom.............Thats a great system. It took awhile to break the code. Dumb bunnies that we are .....were treating the numbers after the equals... as sums, not values! Maybe more understandable when you consider we think of zero's as 10's.... and high not low. Kinda blows the spirit out of the system huh ? LoL We can do it, but it hurts. LoL Tom be a pal, and convert. (Kidding) Change over all your values to cherries and Lemons.. plus it will be pretty. LoL Thanks B... [ More ]

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WIN D — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 15:21:43 GMT

Thats great Tom...do you track by eye? Wish we had more eyes in Ga. to share with. Hope you can catch this falling knife, by the handle. If not, it will be even better.. on the next one . Thanks for the heads-up Tom . WIN D

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BC3v5 — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 15:18:22 GMT

OK heres another TIP:Breaking the numbers down in to:024 = 12 (1 for low and 2 for even)13 = 11 (1 for low and 1 for odd)579 = 21 (2 for high and 1 for odd)68 = 22 (2 for high and 2 for even)Whenever double sets appear (when not included in a double number ie. 455) it always repeats with a double set.Example:549 = 21 - 12 - 21 (Double 21's tonights number will have Double sets too.)160 = 11 - 22 - 12 (No doubles)084 = 12 - 22 - 12 (BINGO it came up double 12's)026 = 12 - 12 - 22 (Double 12's... [ More ]

Reply #2

BC3v5 — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 14:55:15 GMT

Win D, are you close enough to play in FL

Reply #1

BC3v5 — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 14:54:01 GMT

Another consideration is that FL has not had a FP or BP come up with both Even or both Odd in the last 3 draws. Well, I just went back over a year and it hasn't gone four in a row. Whatever you play in FL, make sure your FP or BP are either both High or both Low...

Florida please

WIN D — Thu, 19 Dec 2002 13:54:10 GMT

If you play doubles you have to love this.Of the last 9 doubles FL has had they have all been even no.#00 44 00 88 44 00 88 00 00 These doubles are a 50/50 odds each time(we know)...but the probability of a 10th even double showing in a row are over 90% against. Where do you go to place a straight up bet in Vegas against this passing ? Are we wrong ? Anybody? People confuse odds and probability...........we know a coin toss is 50/50 odds each time .......but the probabilty of 30 heads in a row