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He deserves it - He is an "A"student and is nominated for People to People and is on the football team.
| Some persons, especially the extreme right-wing Republicans preach that we must go back to the ways of the "Founding Fathers." In particular, they want judges to ignore 220 years of progress and history. They desire to turn the calendar back to the politics of 1787. For conservatives, the myth is that somehow the Founding Fathers were giants, better than we are today, smarter, more able, more clever. Above all, the conservatives argue that the Founding Fathers were more "moral" than you or me. They were like the Olympian heroes of ancient mythology, at least according to our conservative brethren. But conservatives are always looking backwards and not seeing very clearly. They have problems coping with present realities. The conservatives want us to accede to those mythical heroes. We are expected to abandon our own good sense and trust the Founding Fathers' judgment over our own. Of course, most rational persons realize that such political mythology is sheer nonsense, but it begs the question, who were the Founding Fathers and what makes them so great that they're wiser than you are? The term "Founding Fathers" is somewhat vague. My dictionary says that it didn't even come into use until about 1914. It was applied to the members of the Constitutional Convention of 1787. Our Constitution or what remains of it after 27 of the most serious blunders have been corrected by amendments, rests on the philosophy, genius, morality and ethics of the rather small committee which concocted it. We must look to those Founding Fathers to see what kinds of guys they were that we should surrender our good sense to theirs. It's important to differentiate the Constitution that the Founding Fathers cooked up from the Bill of Rights. Today when we think of the protections of the American system, we usually think of the shinning example of ethics and goodness contained in the Bill of Rights. These are the first ten amendments to the Constitution. They are primarily the work of George Mason (1725-1792). He would have been a Founding Father because he was a delegate to the convention from Virginia, but he refused to sign the Constitution. He realized that it failed to protect individual liberties and failed to oppose slavery. Mr. Mason lobbied against adoption of the Constitution just as many of the Founding Fathers lobbied against the Bill of Rights. Most of the Founding Fathers disapproved of giving ordinary citizens such liberties as freedom of religion, freedom from unreasonable search and torture, the right of free speech and so forth. In fact, when John Adams (1735-1826) was president (1797-1801), he took away freedom of speech. The Bill of Rights is really the people's voice against the Founding Fathers; liberty against conformity. Present-day conservatives and other right-wing fanatics insist that we (and especially judges) revere the Founding Fathers, sublimating our twenty-first century experience to their own. I have nothing against the Founding Fathers. They weren't so bad, but certainly not so good, either, about like conservative Republicans today. They certainly were NOT representative of the population of the counrty, then or now. If they represented anyone, it was a mere 2% of the population.
None of those kinds of persons were considered important enough (then or now) to have a real say in the Constitution or its protections. Our rather defective Constitution was patched together by the 1787 Constitutional Convention because the earlier Articles of Confederation had flopped as a frame of government. The Articles of Confederation had been written by the rabble-rouser John Dickenson (1732-1805). Even though they failed as a sane basis for a government, Dickenson was right back at the 1787 Constitutional Convention to try his hand again. At least he was smarter that George W. Bush and realized that one has to admit errors and try again. In 1786 only 9 years after the Articles of Confederation had been tried, the old and powerful families of Virginia put together a committee to meet with delegates from the other states in order to design a better frame of government. Rhode Island didn't care enough about it to send anybody, but representatives from the other 12 states answered an invitation issued by Alexander Hamilton (1755-1804), a bastard "and illegal alien" living in New York. Ranging in age from the 27 year-old Jonathan Dayton (1760-1824) to the 82 year-old Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) the convention gathered in Philadelphia in May 1787. Altogether, the individual states appointed 65 wealthy men to be Founding Fathers, ten of them didn't bother to show up at the convention. They had important work to do and, maybe a manicure to schedule. So a mere 55 well-to-do gentlemen stopped by for grog and scones in Philadelphia during the summer of 1787. Of those 55, only 39 Founding Fathers actually liked the Constitution enough to sign it. The other 16 visited the many Philadelphia whorehouses and ambled back home. Things might have turned out differently had Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) not been in Europe. He was one of the few voices of real civil liberty in American. Here are the 39 much-revered Founding Fathers who invented the Constitution, the guys we're supposed to look up to, the guys judges are supposed to worship:
If you wonder why there are so many problems with American politics, look at how many of these guys were lawyers. How many of these sterling Founding Fathers have you ever heard of before? and you are supposed to follow them blindly? Which ones represent you or the way you live or think? Conservatives who want you to obey these Founding Fathers have very strange morality and don't know what they're talking about. "I have opinions of my own - You are welcome to use or republish any of our material. |
Take it to the Bank Pick 4s
For Week June 30
Pick 4s For Week June 30
0340 0345 0390 0395 0840 0845 0890 0895 1451
3093 4104 4109 4154 4159 4604 4609 4654 4659
5340 5345 5390 5395 5840 5845 5890 5895 6906
8548 9104 9109 9154 9159 9604 9609 9654 9659
Connecticut Delaware Florida* Georgia*
Illinois* Massachusetts Michigan Missouri
Missouri* Multi-State* New Jersey*
New York Ohio Oregon* South Carolina*
Tennessee Tennessee* Virginia
Washington DC West Virginia*
145 034 039 084 089 534 539 584 589
690 589 584 539 534 089 084 039 034
854 965 960 915 910 465 460 415 410
309 410 415 460 465 910 915 960 965
Arizona California* Connecticut Delaware* Florida
Georgia* Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maryland*
Michigan Minnesota Missouri Multi-State Nebraska
New Jersey* New Mexico New York Ohio Oklahoma
Ontario Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Quebec South Carolina
Texas Washington Washington, D.C. West Virginia
Western Canada Wisconsin
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WASHINGTON - It's all about assimilation -- or should be. One of America's glories is that it has assimilated many waves of immigrants. Outsiders have become insiders. But it hasn't been easy. Every new group has struggled: Germans, Irish, Jews and Italians. All have encountered economic hardship, prejudice and discrimination. If today's immigration does not end in assimilation, it will be a failure. By this standard, I think the major contending sides in the present bitter debate are leading us astray. Their proposals, if adopted, would frustrate assimilation.
On the one hand, we have the "cop" school. It adamantly opposes amnesty and would make being here illegally a felony, as opposed to being a lesser crime. It toughens a variety of penalties against illegal immigrants. Somehow, elevating the seriousness of the crime would deprive them of jobs, so illegal immigrants would return to Mexico or wherever. This is a pipe dream; the numbers are simply too large.
But it is a pipe dream that, if pursued, would inflict enormous social damage. The mere threat of a crackdown stigmatizes much of the Hispanic population -- whether they're legal or illegal immigrants; or whether they've been here for generations. (In 2004, there were 40 million Hispanics, says the Pew Hispanic Center; about 55 percent were estimated to be native born, 25 percent legal immigrants and 20 percent illegal immigrants.) People feel threatened and insulted. Who wouldn't?
On the other hand, we have the "guest worker" advocates. They want 400,000 or more new foreign workers annually. This would supposedly curtail illegal immigration and also cure "shortages" of unskilled American workers. Everyone wins? Not really.
Guest workers won't leave
The term "guest worker" is a misnomer. Whatever the rules, most guest workers would not leave. The pull of U.S. wages (on average, almost five times what can be earned in Mexico) is too great. Moreover, there's no general shortage of unskilled workers. In March, the unemployment rate of high-school dropouts 25 years and older was 7 percent. By contrast, the unemployment rate of college graduates in March was 2.2 percent. Given the glut of unskilled workers relative to demand, their wages often lag inflation.Guest worker advocates don't acknowledge that poor, unskilled immigrants -- legal or illegal -- create huge social costs. Every year, the Census Bureau issues a report on "Income, Poverty and Health Insurance Coverage." According to the 2004 report, Hispanic children in poverty are up 43 percent since 1990; meanwhile, the numbers of black and non-Hispanic white children in poverty declined 16.9 percent and 18.5 percent, respectively.
Result: A polarized society
One side would offend and ostracize much of the Hispanic community. The other would encourage mounting social and economic costs. Either way, we get a more polarized society.
On immigration, I am an optimist. We are basically a decent, open and tolerant nation. Americans respect hard work and achievement. That's why assimilation has ultimately triumphed. But I am not a foolish optimist. Assimilation requires time and the right conditions. It cannot succeed if we constantly flood the country with new, poor immigrants or embark on a vendetta against those already here.
Our policies should recognize these realities. Curb illegal immigration with true border barriers. Provide legal status (call it amnesty or whatever) -- first, work permits, then citizenship -- for most illegal immigrants already here. Remove the job lure by imposing harsh fines against employers who hire new illegal immigrants. Reject big guest worker programs.
The new Italians?
It's sometimes said that today's Hispanics will resemble yesterday's Italians. Although they won't advance as rapidly as some other groups of more-skilled immigrants, they'll still move into the mainstream. Many have -- and will. But the overall analogy is a stretch, according to a new study, "Italians Then, Mexicans Now," by sociologist Joel Perlmann. Since 1970, wages of Mexican immigrants compared with those of native whites have declined. By contrast, wages of Italians and Poles who arrived early in the last century rose over time. Second-generation Italians and Poles typically earned 90 percent or more compared to native whites. For second-generation Mexican-Americans, the similar figure is 75 percent.
One big difference between then and now: immigration slowly halted during and after World War I. Outsiders and insiders could adapt to each other. We should heed history's lesson.
Robert
Samuelson
A day after agents arrested nearly 1,200 illegal immigrants around the country -- including 44 in Charlotte -- federal officials announced they will pursue criminal charges against employers who hire undocumented workers.
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff pledged to "come down as hard as possible" on violators who "knowingly and recklessly" hire illegal immigrants. Up to now such employers have faced only administrative fines.
In Charlotte, employers and workers reacted warily. Spanish radio stations received calls from Latino workers who said their managers told them to stay home because they feared being investigated, said Raquel Lynch, a Latin American Coalition director.
"It seems everyone's in panic mode," she said. "Some wonder whether their loved ones should be at work."
Charlotte immigration lawyer Miguel Manna said about six companies called him Thursday morning requesting audits of I-9 forms, which employers must fill out for new hires.
The companies told him Wednesday's nationwide raid scared them because executives were not only fined but arrested, he said.
Agents arrested seven current and former executives of Texas-based IFCO Systems, the nation's largest pallet company. They were charged with conspiracy to transport and harbor illegal immigrants, charges that carry penalties of up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for each undocumented worker.
Authorities also arrested 1,187 IFCO employees in raids at 40 plants in 26 states.
Officials said the 44 arrested at the company's west Charlotte site are immigrants from Mexico and Guatemala. Most were released and told to appear before immigration authorities in Atlanta.
All were in the U.S. illegally, according to agent Jeff Jordan of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Charlotte office. Two of the 44 had prior deportation orders. They are in custody and will be deported, he said.
Wayne Cooper, the state's honorary Mexican consul, said he met Thursday with several of those arrested and their families. Most are men in their 30s.
He said he was surprised that most workers were released, unlike most of the 66 illegal immigrants arrested in 2002 after authorities raided Charlotte/Douglas International Airport.
With immigration legislation -- including a proposed guest-worker program -- stalled in Congress, the subject has emerged as one of Americans' top concerns.
A Gallup Poll released Thursday showed 19 percent of Americans call it the most important issue facing the country. Only the war in Iraq was named as the top concern by more people.
And a new poll by the Raleigh-based Civitas Institute, a conservative think tank, found that 74 percent of N.C. voters support tougher penalties for employers.
Uphill battle expected
Despite Thursday's announcement, workplace enforcement will continue to be a challenge.According to congressional testimony, immigration officials devoted 9 percent of their staff to work-site enforcement in 1999. Four years later it was 4 percent.
President Bush's proposed budget calls for 171 new agents spread across the country. That's against an estimated 7 million undocumented workers who take home regular paychecks.
Nearly half the Carolinas' estimated 390,000 illegal immigrants hold jobs. But fines have been rare. Across the country, immigration officials filed only three "notices of intent" to fine employers in 2004.
A fine line for employers
Employers say they do the best they can. They must fill out I-9 forms for every worker hired, regardless of nationality. New hires -- immigrants or not -- must show proof of identity and work authorization. The latter could include a Social Security card or a U.S. birth certificate.
Employers have to inspect the documents and vouch that they "appear to be genuine."
But fake documents are being bought and sold across the nation. "And a lot of them look pretty good," says immigration attorney Steve Garfinkel of Charlotte.
Employers risk discrimination lawsuits if they question documents too aggressively, especially if they target one type of worker, such as those who don't speak English.
Robert Hambright, CEO of Centex Construction in Charlotte, said the certification role belongs with government, not employers. He'd like to see a guest-worker program.
"(Immigrant workers) are dependable, reliable people," he said. "They show up ahead of time, work hard and are drug-free. You can't say that about their counterparts."
Several of the Charlotte area's largest companies go beyond the standard I-9 process and ensure that the Social Security numbers of prospective employees are valid. They include Duke Energy, Wachovia, Sonic Automotive, Family Dollar, Compass Group, Goodrich and Bank of America.
Lowe's is among the most thorough, sending a list of its employees' Social Security numbers each year to the Social Security Administration for verification.
Does the current system work?
No, says immigration lawyer Manna.
"The government asks the companies to do something that's not their job. They're not document experts and can't spot fake documents," Manna says.
Victor Cerda, former acting director of Homeland Security's Detention and Removal Office, now a Washington attorney, said he believes the employer crackdown can work even with tight resources.
"You will see stronger enforcement. Are you going to see the ability to go to every employer out there and knock on their door and inspect their work force? There are way too many employers for that."
-- staff writers STELLA HOPKINS, LISA HAMMERSLY MUNN, Peter st. onge and Mitch Weiss contributed.
Jim Morrill: (704) 358-5059
Verifying Identity
Employers can verify the authenticity of a Social Security number in several ways.
Private firms offer background checks. And free federal databases also can help. One, a joint effort of Social Security and the Department of Homeland Security, taps both agencies' records.
An online program from Social Security can verify up to 250,000 numbers. A phone-in program can verify up to five at a time. Call (800) 772-6270 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays.
Or you can verify up to 50 numbers by taking a list to the closest Social Security office.
None can be used to pre-screen applicants, only to verify documents for employees. Critics say the databases can be cumbersome and inaccurate.
For information, go to www.ssa.gov or http://uscis.gov/graphics/
services/save.htm.
-- Sources: Social Security Administration, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
-- STELLA HOPKINS.Hundreds of suspected illegal immigrants, including more than 40 in west Charlotte, were arrested Wednesday as part of a multistate raid targeting a Houston-based crate and pallets manufacturer.
Authorities raided IFCO Systems sites in at least nine states and arrested seven current and former company executives on charges that they conspired to transport, harbor and encourage illegal workers to reside in the United States, The Associated Press reported.
No executives were arrested in Charlotte.
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff and Immigration and Customs Enforcement chief Julie Myers are expected to present an immigration enforcement strategy today targeting employers who hire illegal immigrants.
Congress is debating several proposals that would stiffen penalties against those employers. In December, the House approved a bill that would make it a crime to shelter or aid illegal immigrants and would require employers to verify their workers' status.
Currently, an employer who knowingly hires illegal workers can face fines up to $11,000 per person.
A man who identified himself as a Texas IFCO employee told the Observer that immigration officials "conducted background checks" Wednesday at several sites including Charlotte, Houston, Cincinnati and Phoenix.
He said the company is complying fully with ICE officials and declined further comment.
IFCO lawyers in Houston, where the company's U.S. operations are based, did not respond to requests for comment, nor did local ICE officials.
IFCO has more than 150 locations worldwide, with two recycling centers in South Carolina and one near Charlotte/Douglas International Airport. The company has a crating site in Randolph County.
The company makes, inspects and cleans reusable plastic containers worldwide, many of which are used to transport fresh produce. It also sells new and recycled pallets for commercial use. In 2004, it recorded $495.9 million in revenues, according to its Web site.
A Charlotte IFCO employee who declined to give his name said those arrested had been with the company for several years and were hard workers. He said the Charlotte site on Scott Futrell Drive had never been raided before. He declined to say how many employees worked there and what percentage were arrested.
On Wednesday afternoon, the cars of those detained in Charlotte were still in the parking lot. Celedonio Castro, whose nephew and three friends were arrested, was waiting at Mecklenburg County Jail for keys so he could move the cars.
His nephew, Alejandro Cruz Castro, had arrived in Charlotte about five years ago, found work with IFCO and was happy with his job, Castro said.
"In Mexico, there's not a lot of opportunities," he said. "The government doesn't provide for us."
Around 6 p.m., Castro gave a deputy his nephew's name and three others but grew worried when told they weren't in jail. The deputy said only seven people out of those arrested had been booked, and they would be held without bond because it was a federal case.
It was unclear late Wednesday where the rest of the detainees were being held.
Three other people who said their friends or relatives had been arrested also said they were afraid to visit the jail and get information about the raid because they were here illegally themselves.
It's the second time immigration officials have arrested one of Castro's nephews in Charlotte.
In March 2002, authorities arrested 66 immigrants who worked at the airport on immigration and fraud charges. Most worked for a private cleaning service. Castro said another nephew was arrested, taken to jail and then deported.
-- The Associated Press contributed.
-- Dánica Coto: (704) 358-5065.
Recent Immigration Raids in U.S.
MARCH 13, 2006: 57 illegal immigrants were arrested at four car washes in New Jersey.
FEB. 22, 2006: 56 immigrants were arrested at a construction site in Missouri.
FEB. 10, 2006: 9 immigrants were arrested at a Utah military testing facility.
MARCH 18, 2005: Wal-Mart pays a record $11 million settlement after authorities investigated independent cleaning companies that hired illegal immigrants from 1998 to 2003 to clean the stores.
2005: Throughout the year, authorities arrested 150 immigrants in military installations nationwide. In North Carolina, 74 construction workers were arrested at Camp Lejeune; 49 at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base (through a sting veiled as a mandatory safety meeting by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration); and three at Fort Bragg. "ICE has no tolerance for corporate officers who harbor illegal aliens for their work force. Today's nationwide enforcement actions show how we will use all our investigative tools to bring these individuals to justice."
There are still people who will tell you that they have the lead number and pointers to get you to subscribe to their website. Don't believe it. It is a lie. You will be spitting in the wind. The original lead number and pointers come from me. Tenaj. One that I created. They may even use my name saying that it is the lead number and pointers but they are lying like a rug.
You might get something they call the lead number and pointers but it will not be the same as mine.
Because of copyright infringements that can not be enforced on Lottery Post, I will no longer post the lead number and pointers or the lottery bible method. I do not feel good about this and I want so much to share that information but unfortunately lurkers are capitalizing on it. I don't think it is fair for them to take what I post on LP and sell it.
There are lots of good systems to us on LP and I'm sorry to leave those who have been using my system hanging. I have no other alternative.
GOOD LUCK!
Tenaj
ALERT
Just to let everybody know that there are imitators out there with a similiar lottery bible method who will tell you how to find a pointer in the lottery bible.
Just so that you don't get confused, in my method the Lead Number and Pointers are given out by me (Tenaj) every Friday to be used weekly with the lottery bible.
How to find the pointers is not.
If someone have a method to find the pointers or the Lead number for that matter it is different from mine.
Adolf is not only using my methods but other LP members methods and selling it on his website. A member of his site told me. I think is it wrong for him to capitalize on our good will and efforts. I've had problems with Adolf before claiming that he had the Lead number and Pointers when I wasn't posting them.
I was like how can you have the lead number and pointers when I made up "pointers" to throw people off from where they came from? He even have the Lead Number and Pointers Lottery Bible and that was before I stopped posting them.
He is a scoundrel and slither. I don't understand why he is allowed to make money from information that is given freely to all on this site. I know they are just methods but they shouldn't be for sell and people shouldn't be stupid enough to buy something that is free but that doesn't make it right.
He tried just recently to talk me out of a program that I have (he wanted to trade). I am so glad that no one knows my lottery secrets and I'm not talking about just the lead numbers and pointers either. It's a shame you can't share without someone capitalizing on it.
I understand that if we have methods with merit why not sell them ourselves but that's not what we are here for on LP. Why should he be allowed to capitalize on us. Todd, bar him from the site.
I understand that we've had trouble with him before, but the topic was closed.
https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/114170
https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/114100
Tenaj
Lottery Bible
Lead Number/Pointers
052 465 076 866
LEAD# 052
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025 047 436 592 981
052 793 939 359 595
063 681 827 025 261
069 609 205 821 274
087 223 469 889 025
148 384 520 940 186
205 823 069 267 403
250 373 519 717 953
323 705 941 250 496
378 750 996 205 441
397 892 038 014 250
407 025 261 469 605
434 816 052 361 507
439 811 057 366 502
502 748 984 304 540
519 014 250 236 472
520 902 148 457 693
568 186 322 520 766
582 728 964 384 520
643 889 025 449 681
748 502 847 380 526
793 052 298 830 076
823 205 441 750 996
847 083 748 069 205
878 250 496 705 941
915 274 410 052 298
960 724 609 502 487
984 366 502 811 057
989 361 507 816 052
Pointer# 465
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Pointer# 076
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067 203 449 869 005
076 335 571 113 359
175 670 816 892 038
203 067 023 845 081
302 023 548 524 760
311 434 670 878 014
335 076 212 632 878
388 760 906 215 451
425 289 524 067 203
449 821 067 376 512
461 607 843 263 409
508 126 362 560 706
524 760 452 982 467
571 830 076 618 854
584 845 720 607 942
607 461 607 249 485
670 175 311 397 533
706 942 670 928 164
760 388 524 722 968
779 410 656 076 212
793 052 298 830 076
805 041 287 607 843
829 683 928 461 607
833 215 451 760 906
942 560 706 904 140
953 458 694 670 816
977 090 236 434 670
994 376 512 821 067
Pointer# 866
040 422 686 799 311
125 620 866 842 088
129 242 488 686 822
143 884 020 440 686
484 866 002 311 557
521 880 026 668 804
563 686 822 020 266
595 977 113 422 668
668 309 545 965 101
686 068 204 513 759
709 440 686 006 242
866 989 125 323 569
903 408 644 620 866
939 311 557 866 002
Louisiana Lottery Bible Feb 24
052 465 076 866
703 369 764 498
Pull the Draw History
Thu, Feb 23, 2006 848 Wed, Feb 22, 2006 669 Tue, Feb 21, 2006 815 Mon, Feb 20, 2006 978 Sun, Feb 19, 2006 114 Sat, Feb 18, 2006 809 Fri, Feb 17, 2006 222 Thu, Feb 16, 2006 753 Wed, Feb 15, 2006 062 Tue, Feb 14, 2006 094 | Mon, Feb 13, 2006 161 Sun, Feb 12, 2006 555 Sat, Feb 11, 2006 294 Fri, Feb 10, 2006 370 Thu, Feb 9, 2006 857 Wed, Feb 8, 2006 324 Tue, Feb 7, 2006 657 Mon, Feb 6, 2006 243 Sun, Feb 5, 2006 799 Sat, Feb 4, 2006 134 |
To see how far you need to go back pull the
last draw from the completeLottery Bible and see what draw comes
up with it. 143 come up with 848
so we will go back as far as Feb 4.
After you pull the 848 out of the completeLottery Bible, keep the lines with the
lead number and pointer.
I normally have the Lead Number and
Pointers lines place in my blog but
this is from scratch.
129, 242, 488, 686, 822*
143, 884, 020, 440, 686*305, 046, 282, 602, 848488
488, 983, 129, 105, 341587, 228, 464, 884, 020
785, 808, 044, 242, 488884, 143, 389, 921, 167961,
602, 848, 268, 404040, 422, 686, 799, 311
So we see that 848 comes up with 686 with
is pointer #3, those will be the lines you
will look at. 129,242,822,143,020 and 440
is to be considered. We will back test 242 by
pulling the lines from the complete lottery
bible to see if 242 in any combo comes up
with the lead number and pointers, other
recent hits and previous lead numbers and
pointers. It's like when you subtract a number
from another number, you add the first
number to the answer to see if it is right.
That's what we are doing here checking it.
129, 242, 488, 686, 822 040, 422, 686, 799, 311595, 977, 113, 422, 668
so 422 is a good number to play in La because it back
checks with 686 and 668, notice that 311 and 113
the mirror to Pointer 866 comes up as well.
Lets back check 779
014, 159, 575, 371, 797
151, 533, 779, 088, 224
230, 353, 599, 797, 933
236, 731, 977, 953, 199
254, 995, 131, 551, 797
410, 779, 915, 557, 793
595, 977, 113, 422, 668
606, 088, 224, 533, 779
632, 991, 137, 779, 915
674, 797, 933, 131, 377779, 410, 656, 076, 212797, 179, 315, 624, 860
810, 551, 797, 117, 353
977, 090, 236, 434, 670
I don't see a recent hit in the 797 mix for
La but these are some states That might get it.
Thu, Feb 23, 2006 TriState Midday 236
Thu, Feb 23, 2006 Nebraska Pick 3 393
Wed, Feb 22, 2006 Ontario Pick 3 104Wed, Feb 22, 2006 Washington, D.C 959
Wed, Feb 22, 2006 Western Canada 623Tue, Feb 21, 2006 Florida 755
Tue, Feb 21, 2006 Kansas 140Tue, Feb 21, 2006 Western Canada599
Mon, Feb 20, 2006 Maryland Mid 3 014Mon, Feb 20, 2006 Quebec 104
Sat, Feb 18, 2006 California 443Fri, Feb 17, 2006 Georgia 362
Thu, Feb 16, 2006 Georgia 755Thu, Feb 16, 2006 Idaho 575
Thu, Feb 16, 2006 New York Mid 443Thu, Feb 16, 2006 Western Canada 041
Tue, Feb 14, 2006 Indiana Mid041Sat, Feb 11, 2006 Missouri Mid 236
Sat, Feb 11, 2006 South Carolina 933Fri, Feb 10, 2006 California Mid 434
Now lets do 669
102, 966, 102, 744, 980
132, 966, 231, 744, 910
139, 252, 498, 696, 832*
153, 894, 030, 450, 696201, 120, 447, 423, 669
287, 669, 805, 114, 350
324, 188, 234, 966, 102
348, 720, 966, 275, 411
497, 015, 251, 459, 696573, 696, 832, 030, 276
669, 287, 423, 621, 867
696, 078, 214, 523, 769719, 450, 696, 016, 252732,
114, 350, 669, 805 893, 275, 411, 720, 966966, 102, 348, 768, 904*
So the looks like the recent hit 669 came
from pointer 498 and it back checked
to Lead number 483
139, 252, 498, 696, 832*
966, 102, 348, 768, 904*I will pull some more line but not back
check because I like doubles LOL but if
You need some lines pulled let me know
but more program pulls it in a second.
Here's 222
109, 222, 468, 666, 802
222, 604, 840, 159, 395345, 086, 222, 642, 888
765, 888, 024, 222, 468
789, 420, 666, 086, 222These are the lines for 815
051, 815, 051, 693, 839
085, 467, 603, 912, 158086, 345, 581, 123, 369
136, 518, 754, 063, 209
150, 015, 396, 372, 518158, 394, 530, 950, 196
185, 680, 826, 802, 048
208, 567, 703, 345, 581
273, 037, 723, 815, 051284, 925, 161, 581, 727
297, 679, 815, 124, 360
372, 273, 518, 594, 730
394, 158, 349, 936, 172
468, 963, 109, 185, 321479, 851, 097, 306, 542
482, 505, 741, 949, 185
493, 639, 394, 851, 516
516, 370,, 156, 158, 439518, 136, 372, 570, 716
530, 912, 158, 467,, 603581, 840, 086, 628, 864
615, 516, 851, 837, 073
680, 185, 321, 307, 543681, 063, 209, 518, 754
742, 124, 360, 679, 815
815, 051, 297, 617, 853
826, 949, 185, 383, 523
840, 581, 727, 147, 383
851, 479, 615, 813, 059
924, 306, 542, 851, 097
Here is 978
024, 529, 765, 417, 987
033, 561, 978, 905, 312
050, 432, 678, 987, 123
077, 213, 459, 879, 015
091, 855, 190, 633, 879
114, 732, 978, 176, 312
161, 543, 789, 098, 234
246, 741, 987, 963, 109420, 789, 925, 567, 703
505, 987, 123, 432, 678
552, 798, 934, 354, 590
616, 098, 234, 543, 789
633, 879, 015, 435, 671
642, 901, 147, 789, 925
675, 811, 576, 033, 789
699, 217, 453, 651, 897
756, 992, 657, 978, 114770, 398, 534, 732, 978
789, 420, 666, 086, 222
798, 552, 879, 330, 576
879, 633, 978, 411, 756
897, 033, 798, 255, 019
910, 774, 109, 552, 897
978, 114, 897, 336, 019
987, 000, 246, 444, 680
996, 132, 378, 789, 934
Here is 114
028, 141, 387, 855, 217
114, 732, 978, 176, 312141, 523, 769, 078, 214
264, 905, 141, 561, 707
287, 669, 805, 114, 350
348, 720, 966, 275, 411
411, 657, 893, 213, 459
608, 349, 585, 905, 141
657, 411, 756, 299, 435
684, 707, 943, 141, 387
732, 114, 350, 669, 805
756, 992, 657, 978, 114879, 633, 978, 411, 756
893, 275, 411, 720, 966978, 114, 897, 336, 019
