KS:  07-08-15-39-41-49
Illinois:  07-08-15-39-41-49
California: 07-09-18-36-37

Cool.    None of those numbers in the test were winners.

So here's a half-baked threory to wrap around it:

You can't predict the numbers that are gonna hit on a given lottery for a given draw.  But you can predict what numbers will be contained within any set of jackpot winners.

Over the next few days any lottery jackpot won anywhere will contain a combination of the following numbers:

1	10	20	34	40
2	11	21	35	42
4	12	22	32	47
5	13	27	33	44
6	14	28	31
7	18
8	19

The numbers that hit on a given lottery that rolls won't necessarily be these.  But if anyone wins the jackpot, these will be there to stand muster. 

You can massage and filter these around in your own sets to reduce the number of picks, but that's all.  When a set containing these numbers hits somewhere someone will win a jackpot if there's a ticket with them on it. That'll evolve and the jackpot winning numbers will change, but the jackpots will be won by numbers within the group at any given time.

How's that for some backhanded craziness?

On the other hand, it matches rhyme and metre with Jose Silva's experience predicting the Mexican lottery during the 1960s.  He could get the numbers, but he couldn't get the dates, which eventually caused him to give up the effort.

I don't expect anyone to take this seriously, but I'm going to keep an eye on the winning jackpot numbers long enough to prove I'm wrong.

Jack