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I have done a bit of tree felling and have found that the hardest part is digging up the roots.
Me too, but now I "work smarter" than harder. About 2 months ago, I took out a 12" diameter tree. It was mostly cut down a year before, but
I left 10' of it standing. then I killed the roots. I got out the "demolition hammer" with a "clay spade" and a reciprocating saw and most of the root and the remainder of the tree was out in an afternoon. It's tough when the tree is cut at the ground level, but a lot easier if you leave at least 6 feet. The next day, I had to find a new chain for the chain saw. The following day, I dug out most of the feeders, then it was to backfill the hole and cut up the tree for firewood for someone else.
and there are a few mountains worth climbing in your country.Got electronic parts as a gift from some kind foreign engineers! it 's greater than to climb mountain for me.
Sure, we have world's tallest top 8 mountains except 2nd one.and there are a few mountains worth climbing in your country.
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I wrote a lottery attempt (6 from 49 numbers) simulator in C. I left it running for two days on an old Pentium machine. It never came up with a winning line.Speaking of magic numbers, it's not a great feat, but food for thought if you like this kind of thing.
I tried one day lining up the last 100 draws of the national lottery, each number in a column, then took the average of each column. Unsurprisingly, these came out as equally spaced numbers through the 49 (whatever they were).
What was a surprise though, was that none of those numbers occurred in the 100 draws they were averaged out from. Strange.
The best approach with the lottery is not allowed, because it involves submitting a huge number of bets- of course you can still lose. But if you can apply the Martingale, you cant lose.I think the problem with these kinds of methods it they produce sane sets of numbers, when what you really need is insane sets of numbers. The best strategy I can think of so far is to choose some numbers, throw them away and choose some different numbers (the famous 3 door / 2 goat / 1 car gameshow strategy I can't remember the name of).
In the USA, where almost every state has its own lottery, I consider state-run lottery to be a tax on stupid people.
I am fascinated by industrial buildings and machines.When I was a kid there was a derelict woollen mill near where I lived. Used to find loads of old bobbins in there, the sort which now sell for a pretty penny when nicely polished. Just junk back then of course. If only I'd had a crystal ball...