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Woah. :shock: I think you know better than I do because I haven't really tracked my profit along the way. I usually sell maples when I have 10k to sell and they go for 100 each. Coal is being stored for my smithing goals. Gems stored for Crafting. I've sold a few hundred each of Mahogony and Teaks, but I'm using a bunch for Construction. I did sell a handfull of seeds, but I keep the high ones for Farming. I like your calculation though because it looks like I made some coinage. :ohnoes: --------------------------------- Miscellania Loot: Miscellania Seed Nest Count: 15 total including... - 4 Acorn - 3 Curry & Banana - 2 Maple & Apple - 1 Orange --------------------------------- Another Construction level closer to all 70+ skills. Standard Deviation: 5.81

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I switched up my workers last time. The bar is full on coal with overflow on Maples. Here's the loot for the last few days: Miscellania Seed Nest Count: 13 total including... - 4 Willow - 3 Acorn - 2 Apple - 1 Yew, Maple, Pineapple & Banana

I decided today to drop the coinage on level 70 Construction. Here's today's progress: Only $2,170,088 more to invest to get to 70. :shock: Standard Deviation: 5.93

1300 or so Monkfish later, thanks to Swampjedi... Standard Deviation: 6.3 --------------------------------- You're the perfect level to start training very quickly. :D The quickest way would be buying Green Dragonhides and making Green D'Hide bodies, then alching them. If that is wearing your wallet thin, try spinning flax. Making glass is a viable alternative, and is easier now with the addition of the Super Glass lunar spell. However, it eats your buckets. :( My biggest method for building crafting was cutting gems and crafting jewels. I cracked the safes for the gems. I wouldn't say it's a particularly fast method, but it's cheap and builds Thieving, Smithing and Magic as well. Have fun!

Got another one. Standard Deviation: 6.23

Gracious! I can't even get on long enough to catch a measly 300 fish for my next level. I WANT TIME TO PLAY TOO.

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Moved to Help & Advice where it should get better response. Have fun!

I plowed through three thousand or so of my Miscellania Maple logs today to pull off two levels. Whoo hoooo!!!! Standard Deviation: 6.22

Lessers done. Here's the next one: --------------------------- Miscellania Seed Nest Count: 21 total including... - 5 Banana - 3 Maple & Willow - 2 Yew, Papaya, Orange & Apple - 1 Palm & Acorn

Moving this to p2p.

WHOOOOAH. Remind me not to get sick again. Nice levels!!!

Gosh, I'd better get to slaying or you'll catch me. Nice work!

I finished off my Cave Horrors and didn't get the coveted black mask. Oh well. Here's the next one:

Miscellania Seed Nest Count: 17 total including... - 6 Acorn - 3 Apple - 2 Orange, Curry & Maple - 1 Palm & Papaya

I did another quest today...down to four.

I totally missed the dialogue box for Level 70 prayer but it pushed my total to 1650. Everything but Construction is now 70 or higher. Standard Deviation dropped to 6.30. Finished another quest too...

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If you have it already, FrontPage is a decent starter program because you can format the text in one pane and then view/edit/write the code in another. If you don't have the CD, I wouldn't run out and spend the $70 on it. There are some free downloadable programs like HTML Editor 1.6.0.61 and you can always use NotePad. (Click Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> NotePad) All in all, I recommend using NotePad as quickly as you can because you'll learn the most by keying it on your own. When I taught myself, I bought a book and spent time viewing source for tons of of pages online to familiarize myself with the code used to create some of my favorite sites. Have fun!

I haven't been on much in the last few days, so I'm still grinding the bones for level 70 Prayer. -------------------------- Miscellania Loot: Miscellania Seed Nest Count: - 6 Willow - 4 Acorn - 3 Apple, Maple & Banana - 2 Pineapple & Orange - 1 Palm-------------------------- I'm not one to complete new quests on the day they are released but today I did...