在 2002年8月15日星期四 UTC+8 03:39:26，<Ion Saliu> 写道：
> • You can see me analyzing tough gambling events with utmost
> seriousness and kindness. But you can also see me sometimes kicking
> googoo ass like a trooper. I believe it is normal human behavior. I
> step further and say it is necessary human behavior dictated by
> circumstances. The circumstances are determined in great measure by
> the type of humans we deal with. We can always divide the humans we
> deal with in two groups: normal humans (the largest group by far) and
> googoos.
> The term ‘googoo' was coined by noted anthropologist Mfwabie Ngo'uya.
> It describes the first possible form of human communication. Mfwabie
> Ngo'uya demonstrates that ‘googoo' was the first conscious sound on
> Earth. The first humans (homo erectus) started the long and tedious
> process of communication at point ‘googoo'.
> I borrowed the term to describe a form of primeval communication
> indecipherable to contemporary persons. We all face situations when we
> do not decipher what others communicate. It sounds ‘googoo! googoo!'
> to our ears.
> In my usage, ‘googoo' defines indecipherable communication especially
> from people hostile to us. Then ‘googoos' become the communicators
> themselves. By the same token, we are other people's googoos.
> My googoos in this group are well-known by now: Boober Zan, gGeetzer,
> MadAssFish, Joytsar. I have always had googoos, thanks Almighty
> Number! I don't know what I would do without them. What would life be
> with all-friends humans? A boring monologue of stagnation, that's
> what! I have always been stimulated by interacting with my various
> googoos. For one, I have significantly improved my software, in part
> because of googoo reaction to it. There is somebody in this group who
> was puzzled by my presence in newsgroups. How could I possibly take
> such abuse and hit back mercilessly? I explained the person that my
> newsgroup activity and behavior are really stimulating. I advised the
> person to do the same thing. The person almost did it, but not nearly
> as tough as my manner. Nevertheless, I have noticed clear creativity
> improvement in the person I'm talking about. The person demonstrated
> to me new and worthy ideas. Plus, there is evidence of sophisticated
> software from a person who affirmed programming was not in the cards.
> Sophisticated new software after only a few months in the rough
> neighborhood called newsgroup!
> If you don't have googoos, do your best to create them! If you have
> googoos, do your best to keep them!
> •• I would like to express my gratitude on this marvelous ‘Googoo
> Appreciation Day'. Thanks for being here for me, Boober Zan, gGeetzer,
> MadAssFish, Joytsar!
> Words alone are not enough. I also decided to back my words by action.
> I offer a new freeware program: SKIP6.EXE. It is a free download from
> my FTP site:
> http://www.saliu.com/infodown.html
> The 32-bit application generates two skipping reports on lotto-6
> games. A draw like:
> ‘13 16 23 28 31 32' shows a string of skips like:
> 3 6 1 4 7 8 | 20 18 1 18 8 8.
> Meaning:
> number 13 was also drawn 3 draws back; 20 draws back in 1st position;
> number 16 was also drawn 6 draws back; 18 draws back in 2nd position;
> number 23 was also drawn 1 draw back; 1 draw back in 3rd position,
> etc.
> The draw file must be sorted in ascending order first!
> The second report shows the skips of every lotto-6 number, ‘regardless
> of position' and ‘position by position':
> Number: 13
> ===========> ANY Position -> 1 3 2 11 4 15 2 18 2 3 12
> Sorted Skips: 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 11 12 15 18
> * Median Skip Any: 3
> ** Total Hits: 11 = 11%
> 1st Pos. -> 1 20
> Sorted Skips: 1 20
> * Median Skip 1st: 1
> 2nd Pos. -> 4 2 11 19 2 20 3
> Sorted Skips: 2 2 3 4 11 19 20
> * Median Skip 2nd: 4
> 3rd Pos. -> 73
> Sorted Skips: 73
> * Median Skip 3rd: 73
> 4th Pos. -> 56
> Sorted Skips: 56
> * Median Skip 4th: 56
> 5th Pos. ->
> Sorted Skips:
> * Median Skip 5th: 0
> 6th Pos. ->
> Sorted Skips:
> Median Skip 6th: 0
> Any strategies on skips?
> Best of luck and have a nice ‘Googoo Appreciation Day'!
>
> Ion Saliu
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The numbers on the left are the historical drawing records of The Chinese lottery, from 2004 to the present, drawing once a day, with five random numbers at a time
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