Word: sharing
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...opportunity to share at church at home," he said...
...They would share the gist of what's going on--never who said what," Mayer says...
...stocks that start at $20. You buy $100 of each monthly for six months. One goes to $25, $10, $30, $15 and ends at $25; the other goes up $1 a month and also ends at $25. In the first example, your average cost is just $18.18 per share, giving you a 37.5% gain. In the second example, your average cost is $22.37 per share, giving you an 11.8% gain.Viewed this way, volatility is a grossly overrated problem. Sure, it's tough to watch your stocks fall. But it certainly helps if you know that the companies are solid...
...less subtle. The Goths across the aisle from me weren't the only ones carousing; one suspects several of the obstreperous performers and presenters imbibed before taking the stage as well. The Shods, presenting Best Country Act, came on stage eating and griping about being kept from their fair share of chocolate-covered strawberries (The award, by the way, went to the Dave Foley Band). The lead vocalist for Half Cocked, upon presentation of an award, queried the audience, "Is anybody drunk out there?" Select members of Tree, presenting Outstanding New Rock Band (won by Star Ghost Dog and Waltham...
...school rap group Run DMC and college-rock favorites Guster co-headlining. Well, to be honest, "co headliners" is a relative term, and it would only be fair to admit that Guster stole the show last Wednesday in BC's Conte Forum. While Run DMC had its small share of loyal fans who apparently knew lyrics here and there within their set, the group's most emphatic claim was something along the lines of "Run DMC: Rap music since 1982." The three-man team of lead rappers "Run" and "D.M.C." backed by DJ "Jam Master Jay" perhaps stayed on stage...