Luck, where it comes from? Some Gurus of India believe it is associated with time, linked with planet, some believe wearing of certain stones, some attribute towards worshiping God, some believe in good deeds build up your credit somehow; when you use, it provides the positive source of energy and splashes to give you positive results, then people say 'you are lucky'. Is it true? Can any one truly advise me 'how to become lucky'? What are the sources of becoming LUCKY? Is it only through any religion, any particular deeds like giving charity, feed the poor, looking after the aged, injured %26amp; handicap? Can you attract luck by wearing minerals/stones or is it you may become lucky by wearing clean expensive clothes. I am told Shah Jehan was having a marble necklace in his hand all the time called 'tasbeeh' while building Taj Mahal, once he lost it, he was arrested by his son. Does it come through rubbing your hands with certain stones or wearing it as necklace? Pl advise or any books on it
LUCK, where it comes from? Is it hidden in some part of body, relationships linked with stars,stones or deeds.
Why did you just buy a lottery ticket? Really though, we all make our all type of luck good, bad and indifferent. Some claim of certain tailsman, ritual, etc will work - I think it all a matter of your own suggestiabilty. When we put out good thoughts and good deeds they will come back to us in a positive way. Maybe you'll never win a big amount of money (like most of us who buy tickets) but, count your blessings - family, friends, home, work - that is the best luck of all.
Reply:i was also sometimes confused about luck but i am now very much clear on it. according to my own dictionary,luck means a meaningless word created by the people who have already blown out the lamp of hard work from their life and teach others to get success. if you really want to be lucky then don't try to search it even by mistake.
Reply:there's no such thing as luck, only skill or being blessed
Reply:"In my experience, there's no such thing as luck."
Reply:There is no such thing as "luck".
"Lucky" is a word created by those too lazy to go out and get what they want to describe those that actually do.
Reply:i think it is in your mind. If you want sth strong enough, you will get it so there is no luck, it is your mind
Reply:i believe that there is luck and it could be associated with destiny...there are really some things in this world that we can never control and somehow, luck and destiny has influence over them...
but there there is not really one thing that could influence, reduce or increase luck...it just really depends on instance...
Reply:Luck is an attitude of mind.
If something happens to some people they see it as bad luck, a 'lucky person' sees it as another opportunity, and realizes how it can be used for future benefit.
Even death can be looked on as good fortune, when the alternatives are considered.
Any good book on positive thinking can give you the methods to become lucky.
http://books.google.com/books?q=Books+on...
Reply:Try the fortune lady at your local circus. if she says ok, you're in luck!
* charity %26amp; helping the blind is fine, but if u ever give someone a wedgie, lady luck will frown upon you.
* shah jehan didnt have a lucky necklace. it was a pair of tanned cat testicles.
* clean expensive clothes are not known to bring luck. market research, however reveals that people who wear jockeys get laid more often than the ones who dont.
* if u like rubbing ur hands on things, i could suggest a few procedures that might not bring u any luck but will definitely leave u happier!
Reply:i personally think luck comes from you ,you are the key to unlocking your future just imagine you've put your mind and done everything you ever wanted look at your future then you just have to work at what you believe in and believe in yourself!!!!!!!!
Reply:If there is such a thing as luck, I'm owed a lot of back-pay.
I have a collection of several hundred 4+ leaf clovers and I never got anything for them.
Maybe I need to put them under my pillow...
Reply:I am told I am the luckiest person people have ever met. They tell me everything swings my way. That is non-sense. Luck is where opportunity and preparedness meet. I always strive to make the most of opportunities and work extremely hard to get what I want. I never say "oh, don't jinx it" because there is no such thing as a jinx. I live believing I can create my own destiny and enjoy the positives rather than focusing on the negatives. Anyone can be lucky.
Reply:according to the Urantia Book -early man lived in uncertanity and in constant fear of chance-bad luck - good luck was even feared ,as someone had to pay. bad luck = evil spirits good luck=good spirits -hence a primitive religion. evolution of the mind over time = your life is what your thoughts make it. you are the creator of your .....Luck ....or karmic experiences-choices in thought.
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Sunday, August 22, 2010
LUCK, where it comes from? Is it hidden in some part of body, relationships linked with stars,stones or deeds.
Luck, where it comes from? Some Gurus of India believe it is associated with time, linked with planet, some believe wearing of certain stones, some attribute towards worshiping God, some believe in good deeds build up your credit somehow; when you use, it provides the positive source of energy and splashes to give you positive results, then people say 'you are lucky'. Is it true? Can any one truly advise me 'how to become lucky'? What are the sources of becoming LUCKY? Is it only through any religion, any particular deeds like giving charity, feed the poor, looking after the aged, injured %26amp; handicap? Can you attract luck by wearing minerals/stones or is it you may become lucky by wearing clean expensive clothes. I am told Shah Jehan was having a marble necklace in his hand all the time called 'tasbeeh' while building Taj Mahal, once he lost it, he was arrested by his son. Does it come through rubbing your hands with certain stones or wearing it as necklace? Pl advise or any books on it
LUCK, where it comes from? Is it hidden in some part of body, relationships linked with stars,stones or deeds.
Why did you just buy a lottery ticket? Really though, we all make our all type of luck good, bad and indifferent. Some claim of certain tailsman, ritual, etc will work - I think it all a matter of your own suggestiabilty. When we put out good thoughts and good deeds they will come back to us in a positive way. Maybe you'll never win a big amount of money (like most of us who buy tickets) but, count your blessings - family, friends, home, work - that is the best luck of all.
Reply:i was also sometimes confused about luck but i am now very much clear on it. according to my own dictionary,luck means a meaningless word created by the people who have already blown out the lamp of hard work from their life and teach others to get success. if you really want to be lucky then don't try to search it even by mistake.
Reply:there's no such thing as luck, only skill or being blessed
Reply:"In my experience, there's no such thing as luck."
Reply:There is no such thing as "luck".
"Lucky" is a word created by those too lazy to go out and get what they want to describe those that actually do.
Reply:i think it is in your mind. If you want sth strong enough, you will get it so there is no luck, it is your mind
Reply:i believe that there is luck and it could be associated with destiny...there are really some things in this world that we can never control and somehow, luck and destiny has influence over them...
but there there is not really one thing that could influence, reduce or increase luck...it just really depends on instance...
Reply:Luck is an attitude of mind.
If something happens to some people they see it as bad luck, a 'lucky person' sees it as another opportunity, and realizes how it can be used for future benefit.
Even death can be looked on as good fortune, when the alternatives are considered.
Any good book on positive thinking can give you the methods to become lucky.
http://books.google.com/books?q=Books+on...
Reply:Try the fortune lady at your local circus. if she says ok, you're in luck!
* charity %26amp; helping the blind is fine, but if u ever give someone a wedgie, lady luck will frown upon you.
* shah jehan didnt have a lucky necklace. it was a pair of tanned cat testicles.
* clean expensive clothes are not known to bring luck. market research, however reveals that people who wear jockeys get laid more often than the ones who dont.
* if u like rubbing ur hands on things, i could suggest a few procedures that might not bring u any luck but will definitely leave u happier!
Reply:i personally think luck comes from you ,you are the key to unlocking your future just imagine you've put your mind and done everything you ever wanted look at your future then you just have to work at what you believe in and believe in yourself!!!!!!!!
Reply:If there is such a thing as luck, I'm owed a lot of back-pay.
I have a collection of several hundred 4+ leaf clovers and I never got anything for them.
Maybe I need to put them under my pillow...
Reply:I am told I am the luckiest person people have ever met. They tell me everything swings my way. That is non-sense. Luck is where opportunity and preparedness meet. I always strive to make the most of opportunities and work extremely hard to get what I want. I never say "oh, don't jinx it" because there is no such thing as a jinx. I live believing I can create my own destiny and enjoy the positives rather than focusing on the negatives. Anyone can be lucky.
Reply:according to the Urantia Book -early man lived in uncertanity and in constant fear of chance-bad luck - good luck was even feared ,as someone had to pay. bad luck = evil spirits good luck=good spirits -hence a primitive religion. evolution of the mind over time = your life is what your thoughts make it. you are the creator of your .....Luck ....or karmic experiences-choices in thought.
LUCK, where it comes from? Is it hidden in some part of body, relationships linked with stars,stones or deeds.
Why did you just buy a lottery ticket? Really though, we all make our all type of luck good, bad and indifferent. Some claim of certain tailsman, ritual, etc will work - I think it all a matter of your own suggestiabilty. When we put out good thoughts and good deeds they will come back to us in a positive way. Maybe you'll never win a big amount of money (like most of us who buy tickets) but, count your blessings - family, friends, home, work - that is the best luck of all.
Reply:i was also sometimes confused about luck but i am now very much clear on it. according to my own dictionary,luck means a meaningless word created by the people who have already blown out the lamp of hard work from their life and teach others to get success. if you really want to be lucky then don't try to search it even by mistake.
Reply:there's no such thing as luck, only skill or being blessed
Reply:"In my experience, there's no such thing as luck."
Reply:There is no such thing as "luck".
"Lucky" is a word created by those too lazy to go out and get what they want to describe those that actually do.
Reply:i think it is in your mind. If you want sth strong enough, you will get it so there is no luck, it is your mind
Reply:i believe that there is luck and it could be associated with destiny...there are really some things in this world that we can never control and somehow, luck and destiny has influence over them...
but there there is not really one thing that could influence, reduce or increase luck...it just really depends on instance...
Reply:Luck is an attitude of mind.
If something happens to some people they see it as bad luck, a 'lucky person' sees it as another opportunity, and realizes how it can be used for future benefit.
Even death can be looked on as good fortune, when the alternatives are considered.
Any good book on positive thinking can give you the methods to become lucky.
http://books.google.com/books?q=Books+on...
Reply:Try the fortune lady at your local circus. if she says ok, you're in luck!
* charity %26amp; helping the blind is fine, but if u ever give someone a wedgie, lady luck will frown upon you.
* shah jehan didnt have a lucky necklace. it was a pair of tanned cat testicles.
* clean expensive clothes are not known to bring luck. market research, however reveals that people who wear jockeys get laid more often than the ones who dont.
* if u like rubbing ur hands on things, i could suggest a few procedures that might not bring u any luck but will definitely leave u happier!
Reply:i personally think luck comes from you ,you are the key to unlocking your future just imagine you've put your mind and done everything you ever wanted look at your future then you just have to work at what you believe in and believe in yourself!!!!!!!!
Reply:If there is such a thing as luck, I'm owed a lot of back-pay.
I have a collection of several hundred 4+ leaf clovers and I never got anything for them.
Maybe I need to put them under my pillow...
Reply:I am told I am the luckiest person people have ever met. They tell me everything swings my way. That is non-sense. Luck is where opportunity and preparedness meet. I always strive to make the most of opportunities and work extremely hard to get what I want. I never say "oh, don't jinx it" because there is no such thing as a jinx. I live believing I can create my own destiny and enjoy the positives rather than focusing on the negatives. Anyone can be lucky.
Reply:according to the Urantia Book -early man lived in uncertanity and in constant fear of chance-bad luck - good luck was even feared ,as someone had to pay. bad luck = evil spirits good luck=good spirits -hence a primitive religion. evolution of the mind over time = your life is what your thoughts make it. you are the creator of your .....Luck ....or karmic experiences-choices in thought.
A couple who are both phenotypically normal have a child who expresses a sex-linked recessive trait.?
A couple who are both phenotypically normal have a child who expresses a sex-linked recessive trait. Which of the following represents this child's genotype? Let the trait T designate dominant and t be designate recessive.
A. Tt
B. tt
C. Xt Xt
D. XtY
E. Both C and D could be correct.
A couple who are both phenotypically normal have a child who expresses a sex-linked recessive trait.?
The answer is D because dad is hemizygous dominant and mom is heterozygous since both are normal. The kid got the Xt from mom and Y from dad. The kid couldn't get the bad gene from dad because if dad had it to give, then dad wouldn't be normal.
Reply:... Report It
Reply:D
Reply:b is correct answer
Reply:The answer is actually D, not E.
If Xt Xt were correct, then the Father must be Xt Y, which is phenotypically abnormal.
Reply:She's right, the answer's E
Reply:e
Reply:Definitely E
Reply:D. If it were C, The father would have to be XtY, which would make his phenotype abnormal.
ie. The father has to be XTY to be normal, and if the XT gene were passed on, the child would e phenotypically normal too.
The mother must be XTXt.
A. Tt
B. tt
C. Xt Xt
D. XtY
E. Both C and D could be correct.
A couple who are both phenotypically normal have a child who expresses a sex-linked recessive trait.?
The answer is D because dad is hemizygous dominant and mom is heterozygous since both are normal. The kid got the Xt from mom and Y from dad. The kid couldn't get the bad gene from dad because if dad had it to give, then dad wouldn't be normal.
Reply:... Report It
Reply:D
Reply:b is correct answer
Reply:The answer is actually D, not E.
If Xt Xt were correct, then the Father must be Xt Y, which is phenotypically abnormal.
Reply:She's right, the answer's E
Reply:e
Reply:Definitely E
Reply:D. If it were C, The father would have to be XtY, which would make his phenotype abnormal.
ie. The father has to be XTY to be normal, and if the XT gene were passed on, the child would e phenotypically normal too.
The mother must be XTXt.
If i sell an item on ebay, will the payment be sent to the linked paypal account to my ebay account?
If, so. How do i check which paypal account is linked to my ebay account?
If i sell an item on ebay, will the payment be sent to the linked paypal account to my ebay account?
Hello,
Normally when you activate your paypal account, you provide your ebay user name. Keep in mind that paypal is owned by ebay.
Just make sure you have your correct email address on file with Paypal.
Hope that helps
Reply:Seems to me you should have only one paypal account (why do you need two?). The one should be connected either to your checking account or your Visa account. If you have a business then you should have the business type paypal account. All your account info should be verified with paypal before you try to use it.
Now to answer your question. When you sell an item on ebay you give people a choice of how they can pay you. If you have reflected that they can only use paypal then when they win they are sent a notice by ebay that they have won and they are to pay you. Once you know they have won you can contact them and tell them the exact amount they owe you, and remind them to send to you via paypal (which email addy to use). If you have any questions about your account you can get into paypal and into the help and ask your question, otherwise get their phone number off of their website and phone them (which would probably be better to do).
If you are a business then be sure to watch the account into which their money will be placed because sometimes three months later there may be a chargeback. There are also sheiksters who pay for the item then immediately turn around and cancel it after you've sent the items, so they in essence get the item for free. Sometimes they give bad addresses or someone elses address and then you get stuck. So keep on the ball about watching that money in your paypal account.
If I'm not mistaken the money will come into paypal but you have to go into paypal and make sure it's there and then put it into the checking or Visa account you want. But you can confirm that when you talk with paypal on the phone.
Reply:Check your ebay profile - whatever your e-mail address is in your eBay profile SHOULD be the paypal account that it's linked to - alternately, in Paypal, there may be a link for "ebay ID' in preferences..
Reply:both the answers are correct i sell on ebay as well check and see didnt you have to use your bank to make sure it worked/ once the money is been paid you have to send it to your bank it will not go there automaticly...
If i sell an item on ebay, will the payment be sent to the linked paypal account to my ebay account?
Hello,
Normally when you activate your paypal account, you provide your ebay user name. Keep in mind that paypal is owned by ebay.
Just make sure you have your correct email address on file with Paypal.
Hope that helps
Reply:Seems to me you should have only one paypal account (why do you need two?). The one should be connected either to your checking account or your Visa account. If you have a business then you should have the business type paypal account. All your account info should be verified with paypal before you try to use it.
Now to answer your question. When you sell an item on ebay you give people a choice of how they can pay you. If you have reflected that they can only use paypal then when they win they are sent a notice by ebay that they have won and they are to pay you. Once you know they have won you can contact them and tell them the exact amount they owe you, and remind them to send to you via paypal (which email addy to use). If you have any questions about your account you can get into paypal and into the help and ask your question, otherwise get their phone number off of their website and phone them (which would probably be better to do).
If you are a business then be sure to watch the account into which their money will be placed because sometimes three months later there may be a chargeback. There are also sheiksters who pay for the item then immediately turn around and cancel it after you've sent the items, so they in essence get the item for free. Sometimes they give bad addresses or someone elses address and then you get stuck. So keep on the ball about watching that money in your paypal account.
If I'm not mistaken the money will come into paypal but you have to go into paypal and make sure it's there and then put it into the checking or Visa account you want. But you can confirm that when you talk with paypal on the phone.
Reply:Check your ebay profile - whatever your e-mail address is in your eBay profile SHOULD be the paypal account that it's linked to - alternately, in Paypal, there may be a link for "ebay ID' in preferences..
Reply:both the answers are correct i sell on ebay as well check and see didnt you have to use your bank to make sure it worked/ once the money is been paid you have to send it to your bank it will not go there automaticly...
In humans, cystic fibrosis is caused by a recessive gene that is not sex-linked. ......?
In humans, cystic fibrosis is caused by a recessive gene that is not sex-linked. A man and a woman, neither of whom has cystic fibrosis, have two children with the disease. What is the probability that their third child will have the disease?
In humans, cystic fibrosis is caused by a recessive gene that is not sex-linked. ......?
If each parent is a carrier, there is a 1/4 or 25% chance that their offspring will have the disease. You have to have both the recessive genes to show the trait, 50% of their children will be carriers and the other 25% wouldn't have the gene at all.
CF isn't an autoimmune disease
If N is the same thing as normal, and c is the gene that represents cystic fibrosis and each parents gives one of each gene, there are 4 possibilities.
Nc x Nc = NN, cN, cN, cc
That's the equation :)
So each time they have a child, the probability is all the same. If this world was statistically perfet, and they had 4 children, one would have the disease, 2 would be carriers (and not be sick), and 1 would not even be a carrier.
Reply:1 in 4
CF is a recessive gene, the baby needs to get a copy of the gene from both mum and dad before it gets it. The previous children have no impact on future pregnancies.
Reply:idk because i am not smart at human science
Reply:Id say 25 to 50 percent. Not sure about the probability equation. Although, id lean towards 1 in 4, since CF affects 25,000 newborns a year. The grandparents don't have a direct influence on the offspring's, but they give the parents the genes, so they play a major role in the acquisition of CF. That's why CF is coined a genetic autoimmune disease. See a genetic consular.
Reply:My son has CF and Zini is right, previous children have no impact on future pregnancies. It will be a 25% chance with every child.
The best way I found to explain it is you don't have the same sperm and egg every time you concieve or try to. It is a completely new "pool" of genetics.
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In humans, cystic fibrosis is caused by a recessive gene that is not sex-linked. ......?
If each parent is a carrier, there is a 1/4 or 25% chance that their offspring will have the disease. You have to have both the recessive genes to show the trait, 50% of their children will be carriers and the other 25% wouldn't have the gene at all.
CF isn't an autoimmune disease
If N is the same thing as normal, and c is the gene that represents cystic fibrosis and each parents gives one of each gene, there are 4 possibilities.
Nc x Nc = NN, cN, cN, cc
That's the equation :)
So each time they have a child, the probability is all the same. If this world was statistically perfet, and they had 4 children, one would have the disease, 2 would be carriers (and not be sick), and 1 would not even be a carrier.
Reply:1 in 4
CF is a recessive gene, the baby needs to get a copy of the gene from both mum and dad before it gets it. The previous children have no impact on future pregnancies.
Reply:idk because i am not smart at human science
Reply:Id say 25 to 50 percent. Not sure about the probability equation. Although, id lean towards 1 in 4, since CF affects 25,000 newborns a year. The grandparents don't have a direct influence on the offspring's, but they give the parents the genes, so they play a major role in the acquisition of CF. That's why CF is coined a genetic autoimmune disease. See a genetic consular.
Reply:My son has CF and Zini is right, previous children have no impact on future pregnancies. It will be a 25% chance with every child.
The best way I found to explain it is you don't have the same sperm and egg every time you concieve or try to. It is a completely new "pool" of genetics.
sensitive teeth
"Here is the question i was given: A man with hemophilia (a recessive, sex-linked condition)has a daughter who
"Here is the question i was given: A man with hemophilia (a recessive, sex-linked condition)has a daughter who is of a normal phenotype. She marries a man who is normal for the trait. What is the probability that a daughter of this mating will be a hemophiliac?Or a son who is hemophiliac? If they have 4 sons, what is the probability that all 4 will be born with hemophilia? i do not understand how to get the probability."
"Here is the question i was given: A man with hemophilia (a recessive, sex-linked condition)has a daughter who
well I guess it is linked to the X cromosone. then you can calculate from there.
if they get a daugther (she is XX) then she has a 50% risk to be a carrier like her mother, but not ill.
If they get a son (he would be XY) then he would have a 50% risk to get the condition.
This is because the farther ,who is 50% of the genetic material, have no condition, a man cannot have an recessive sex-linked condition without being effected.
The mother, who is the other 50% is carrying the condition in one of her X cromosones, so there is a 50-50 chance/risk of their children to get the condition.
so each son have a 50% risk of being efected, so for 4 sons to be effected is 0,5^4*100=6,25%
the risk is hafed each time.
Reply:ok, here goes... To be hemophiliac, both X chromosomes must carry the gene. Daughter is normal phenotype, so she has one normal X and one carrier X ( let's call this one x). Her husband is XY since he is not a hemophiliac. Since his daughters will inherit a normal X from him, none of them will be hemophiliacs, but could be carriers if they inherit mom's x instead of her X. A 50/50 shot. Since the sons will inherit their Y from dad, he is out of the equation and EACH son has a 50/50 shot of inheriting mom's X or x. This can be expressed as x=1/2. Or a one in two chance. Therefore the probability that ALL four sons will be hemophiacs is the product of all of the probabilities. Or ... Total prob= son#1 prob * son#2 prob * son#3 prob * son#4 prob. Or... 1/2*1/2*1/2*1/2.... This equals a 1/16 chance ( or 6.25%) that ALL fours sons will be hemophiliacs ( this is also the probability that all four will NOT be also).
"Here is the question i was given: A man with hemophilia (a recessive, sex-linked condition)has a daughter who
well I guess it is linked to the X cromosone. then you can calculate from there.
if they get a daugther (she is XX) then she has a 50% risk to be a carrier like her mother, but not ill.
If they get a son (he would be XY) then he would have a 50% risk to get the condition.
This is because the farther ,who is 50% of the genetic material, have no condition, a man cannot have an recessive sex-linked condition without being effected.
The mother, who is the other 50% is carrying the condition in one of her X cromosones, so there is a 50-50 chance/risk of their children to get the condition.
so each son have a 50% risk of being efected, so for 4 sons to be effected is 0,5^4*100=6,25%
the risk is hafed each time.
Reply:ok, here goes... To be hemophiliac, both X chromosomes must carry the gene. Daughter is normal phenotype, so she has one normal X and one carrier X ( let's call this one x). Her husband is XY since he is not a hemophiliac. Since his daughters will inherit a normal X from him, none of them will be hemophiliacs, but could be carriers if they inherit mom's x instead of her X. A 50/50 shot. Since the sons will inherit their Y from dad, he is out of the equation and EACH son has a 50/50 shot of inheriting mom's X or x. This can be expressed as x=1/2. Or a one in two chance. Therefore the probability that ALL four sons will be hemophiacs is the product of all of the probabilities. Or ... Total prob= son#1 prob * son#2 prob * son#3 prob * son#4 prob. Or... 1/2*1/2*1/2*1/2.... This equals a 1/16 chance ( or 6.25%) that ALL fours sons will be hemophiliacs ( this is also the probability that all four will NOT be also).
What would be the O-notation for adding a word into an alphabetically sorted linked list?
what would be the O-notation for adding a word into an alphabetically sorted linked list?
What would be the O-notation for adding a word into an alphabetically sorted linked list?
I would say that it would be O(n) unless the list was also a binary tree which would be more efficient. The insertion even if the list is sorted would possibly have to look at every element in order to determine the insertion position.
What would be the O-notation for adding a word into an alphabetically sorted linked list?
I would say that it would be O(n) unless the list was also a binary tree which would be more efficient. The insertion even if the list is sorted would possibly have to look at every element in order to determine the insertion position.
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