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Indian Tiffin or thali or lunch box or take away or home delivery in London




I know one Indian food home delivery service. I am mentioning it here because I thought it just might be the cheapest home made Indian food in London. I had it twice at my friend's place. This Indian home delivery guy serves in places like Wembley, Harrow on the Hill and even Hounslow. My friend used to get around 7 to 8 chapatis (thin Indian wheat bread), 2 sabzis ( 2 vegetable currys ), rice or chawal, daal (lentils soup or curry) and an indian sweet for just £2.80. There is variety in his food. Sometimes he serves aloo parathas, paav bhaji, poori sabzi or bhaji etc.
His contact number is - 07862254007

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All my data stored on digg.com is lost



I had registered with digg.com a few days ago. I updated my profile and submitted around 35 URLs to them. I was very impressed when I could see these URLs on google immediately within some minutes on putting proper keywords. 
Today when I used the same keywords, I could see the URLs in the search results of google but when I clicked on them, it said no data found??
I tried to login using my credentials and and it said user dosent exist??
I tried the "forgot password" option and entered the email which I used for registration and it said this email is not reistered with them?
Search for "digg www.trips2london.com" on google, the results come on top.
Then click on "Show more results from digg.com" to see all my pages which point no where??
I am suspecting some other commercial website owner contacting digg.com to delete my profile?? Really Pi**ed up....
Anyone any idea???
Reards,
Girish.

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How to win lottery - Increase chances of - example Euromillions




I extracted the numbers of the last 26 euromillion lottery results. So I had around 2 sets of numbers. The first set contained the numbers which resulted after grouping the first 5 numbers of each result and the next set contained the numbers which resulted after grouping the last 5 numbers of each result. I did this because in Euromillions, the result of a lottery is a group of 7 number. Each of the first 5 numbers can be between 1 to 50 and each of the last two numbers can be between 1 to 9. Then for each set I found out which number has repeated itself how many times. Then I ordered this result in ascending order of the repetitions of the numbers. When I compared the results I found that the latest result was in the lower half of the list of numbers ordered in ascending order.

As a real example, the following numbers were the results of the last 26 draws of the national lottery:

38 39 45 46 49 7 8
9 24 37 39 49 3 9
12 13 36 41 46 1 8

1 8 18 28 31 8 9
2 29 31 32 38 1 4
2 22 24 36 44 1 2
4 17 34 40 42 4 9

4 9 31 32 33 3 7
7 19 30 38 50 4 7
1 17 31 43 47 2 3
3 6 15 21 32 7 9

6 22 24 25 36 3 8
3 7 8 43 46 6 8
9 11 17 26 40 3 9
7 21 23 24 44 3 4
12 18 24 26 45 4 5

8 16 18 37 43 2 6
10 28 30 38 39 2 7
1 26 33 36 46 6 7
12 18 19 43 49 3 9

7 11 18 29 42 6 7
12 31 37 38 43 2 3
1 5 18 38 45 4 6
34 35 38 39 46 3 4

9 17 30 39 43 5 7
4 22 27 36 44 7 9

Now for the first set of 5 number's affter finding out which number repeated how many times, I had the following:

@10@ 1
@13@ 1
@15@ 1
@16@ 1
@23@ 1
@25@ 1
@27@ 1
@35@ 1
@41@ 1
@47@ 1
@50@ 1
@5@ 1
@11@ 2
@19@ 2
@21@ 2
@28@ 2
@29@ 2
@2@ 2
@33@ 2
@34@ 2
@3@ 2
@40@ 2
@42@ 2
@6@ 2
@22@ 3
@26@ 3
@30@ 3
@32@ 3
@37@ 3
@44@ 3
@45@ 3 <---
@49@ 3 <---
@4@ 3
@8@ 3
@12@ 4
@17@ 4
@1@ 4
@7@ 4
@9@ 4
@24@ 5
@31@ 5
@36@ 5
@39@ 5 <---
@46@ 5 <---
@18@ 6
@43@ 6
@38@ 7 <----

And for the 2nd set of 2 number's affter finding out which number repeated how many times, I had the following:
@5@ 2
@1@ 3
@2@ 5
@6@ 5
@8@ 5 <---
@4@ 7
@9@ 7
@3@ 9
@7@ 9 <---

And the latest result was :

38 - 39 - 45 - 46 - 49 7 - 8

If you look at the results, the lower half of the numbers has a more density of the winning numbers. So, if you select you numbers from the lower half (especially from the bottom most part), you have a high chance of winning. Note that the above list of numbers ordered according to their repetitions, will keep changing according to the results of each draw. I wrote the following 2 unix scripts ( computer programs / software) to get these statistics:

cat find_count.sh

sort gir_lu | uniq >> ./temp_sort

while read var
do
count=`grep $var gir_lu | wc -l`
echo $var " " $count >> ./temp_list
done < ./temp_sort
sort -n -t ' ' +2 temp_list
rm -i temp_list temp_sort



cat find_count2.sh

sort gir_lu2 | uniq >> ./temp_sort

while read var
do
count=`grep $var gir_lu2 | wc -l`
echo $var " " $count >> ./temp_list
done < ./temp_sort
sort -n -t ' ' +2 temp_list
rm -i temp_list temp_sort



cat gir_lu
#these numbers are one below the other displayed incorrectly here.

@38@ @39@ @45@ @46@ @49@ @9@ @24@ @37@ @39@ @49@ @12@ @13@ @36@ @41@ @46@ @1@ @8@ @18@ @28@ @31@ @2@ @29@ @31@ @32@ @38@ @2@ @22@ @24@ @36@ @44@ @4@ @17@ @34@ @40@ @42@ @4@ @9@ @31@ @32@ @33@ @7@ @19@ @30@ @38@ @50@ @1@ @17@ @31@ @43@ @47@ @3@ @6@ @15@ @21@ @32@ @6@ @22@ @24@ @25@ @36@ @3@ @7@ @8@ @43@ @46@ @9@ @11@ @17@ @26@ @40@ @7@ @21@ @23@ @24@ @44@ @12@ @18@ @24@ @26@ @45@ @8@ @16@ @18@ @37@ @43@ @10@ @28@ @30@ @38@ @39@ @1@ @26@ @33@ @36@ @46@ @12@ @18@ @19@ @43@ @49@ @7@ @11@ @18@ @29@ @42@ @12@ @31@ @37@ @38@ @43@ @1@ @5@ @18@ @38@ @45@ @34@ @35@ @38@ @39@ @46@ @9@ @17@ @30@ @39@ @43@ @4@ @22@ @27@ @36@ @44@


cat gir_lu2
#these numbers are one below the other displayed incorrectly here.
@7@ @8@ @3@ @9@ @1@ @8@ @8@ @9@ @1@ @4@ @1@ @2@ @4@ @9@ @3@ @7@ @4@ @7@ @2@ @3@ @7@ @9@ @3@ @8@ @6@ @8@ @3@ @9@ @3@ @4@ @4@ @5@ @2@ @6@ @2@ @7@ @6@ @7@ @3@ @9@ @6@ @7@ @2@ @3@ @4@ @6@ @3@ @4@ @5@ @7@ @7@ @9@

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