What is the difference between bond, equity, share, and debenture?
The common thing about all is that these all provide you benefits in terms of interest, dividends and share in profits. Equity shares are issued by the companies to collect money from the market by giving the share holders right in ownership. The return from the shares in terms of dividend. Shares are traded online through different online share trading portals and you can buy or sell the shares at any time, which is not possible with debentures or bonds. On the other hand, debentures are issued to get loan from the public. These are like liability for the company. You get interest on your debentures. These are more secure than shares. Though bonds and debentures are more or like same, the only difference between them is that bonds are issued by government bodies, while debentures are issued by private companies.
What do you think of these SUPER pretentious names?
I don't know. I'm a big fan of so-called 'pretentious' names. I wouldn't use many of them for an actual child, but a lot of them sound really good. {Boys} Apollinaire Reid - 7/10 - Apollinaire reminds me of pollen. I think Apollo is a cool name, but even that is pushing it. I like Reid a lot, and I do love the sound of these names together. Dionysius Blaire - 7/10 - 'die-on-iss-e-uss' - I know of a guy named Dionysius (spelling may differ), and he goes by Dio. I don't know him well, but he seems pretty cool. It's nice to see Blaire as a boys name. Montgomery Flynn - 8/10 - Now, Montgomery is great. It's a bit old, a bit old-man-ish, but it's a very handsome name. Many people will probably associate it with Montgomery Burns from The Simpsons. Flynn is an alright name on it's own. This combination is undoubtedly the more usable of the four. It flows really well too. Florentine Aristotle - 4/10 - Florentine is cool, but Aristotle is definitely too much. Not that Florentine isn't. They're both a bit too much. Also, I was pretty sure Florentine is feminine. Are you perhaps thinking of Florentin? Florentinus? {Girls} Alexandria Eve - 5/10 - Alexandria is a reasonably common name, so this isn't as pretentious as any of the others. I don't like Alexandria all too well, but I find Eve is absolutely stunning. Clemencia Joan - 0/10 - I'm not the only one who thinks this sounds like an STD, am I? Cecelia Blanche - 4/10 - Cecilia is quite pretty, but I find Blanche to be unattractive in every way possible. Nerissa Adelinde - 6/10 - Really quite interesting combination, this. Nerissa is quirky without being completely unusable, and Adelinde is a nice twist on the ever-popular Adeline.
Who do you believe the greatest horse to ever race was?
Of course there are many to consider over the years. From secretariats unbelievable win in the Preakness over shamm by 31 astounding lengths, to Zenyatta's almost-perfect lifetime streak as a 2 time female breeders cup winner (classic and ladies classic). I personally love Awesome Again who won the classic in 1998, (and his descendants) as one of the many adena springs stables he stayed in, is 2 minutes from my house. He has sired some amazing descendants such as Game On Dude, GhostZapper and awesome Gem. Im just interested in some other peoples opinions. There are also some of the triple crown winners like Seattle slew, count fleet, whirlaway, war admiral, affirmed and assault. Again this is mainly opinionated but this topic has always interested me.
Make names using my favorites?
Can you make 5 girls names and 5 boys names please? Firsts and middles :) Thanks! Girls: Chleo, Cleopatra, McKayley, Marie, Rose, Taylah/Tayla, Skylah/Skyla, Evlyn, Lucille, Payton, Hadlee, Farrah, Ariabel, Jocelyn, Morgan, Tanya, Stevie, Ryanne, Cherise, Lydia, Catarisa, Rihonnon, Paulina, Jaina, Ever, Valencia, Olivia, Jia, Penny, Rozelia, Isla, Imojean, Khyla, Marisol, Aleecia, Arabel, Paige, Harper, Carolina, Giselle, Emmalyn, Leiah, Leilah, Baylee, McKindle, MacKendal, Alaska, Jade, Talulah, Maricia, Kayla, Liana, Isadora, Claire, Oxah, Valine Boys: Dezmond, Finley, Finnick, Bentlee, Quyntin, Jesse, Zaine, Harrison, Ian, Colbert, Benson, Shaw, Uriah, Jordon, Don, Gus, Nicolas, Tavern, Michael, Jude, Juda, Jonah, Jolan, Raydan, Tod, Johnson, Parker, Vallen, Kyler, Vertigo, Noal, Neel, Ralphie, Vikter, James, Clyde, Clark, Randall, Stephan(Steff-an), Lucian, Bolton, Raider, Ryker, Pattson, Duncan, Brennen, Carmichael, Ezrah/Ezra, Adison, Chester, Everet, Evrest, William BQ: Favorite and least favorite names here? Why? Rate **** BA goes to most descriptive and helpful. Thanks so much guys! :D
How do the five senses rank in importance?
According to a document from Oklahoma State University (http://www.oces.okstate.edu/washita/uploaded_files/4h_Learning_Styles.doc) the senses break down as follows: sight = 83% hearing = 11% touch = 3.5% smell = 1.5% taste = 1% Sight is absolutely your most important sense. Hearing is also very important. We know these two are at the top of the list because we hear about people who are blind or deaf all the time. I don't think we even have names for people who have lost one of their other three senses. Those senses are simply not as important. Touch is critical - without touch you can't feel pain and don't know when you need medical attention. Smell provides most of the flavors for our food. Taste, poor taste, only senses four (maybe five) things: sweet, sour, bitter, and salty (and umami according to the Japanese).
Can you tell me a little bit 'bout educational system in America?What I need to do to become a good student?
Not all US high schools are as bad as that other poster made them out to be. I should know, I went to one. The problem most of the bad schools have isthat they are filled with stupid poor people. Avoid inner city schools. In general what you want to do to be a good student is just make the teachers think you are trying hard. If you do that they will grade you easier and give you the benfit of the doubt in most circumstances. Yes, you shoucl participate in extracurricular activities. They look good on applications and they keep you busy so you dont fall in with a crowd of drug addict losers.