Start by placing your investments into three categories: investments that are in the control of someone else (i.e., your pension plans and/or stock options), investments that are in the your control (i.e., stocks and bonds that you own), and investments you've chosen to put in someone else's hands (i.e., mutual funds).
"It fits the core premise of librarianship, that it's not just about putting something in someone's hands but contextualizing it".
Put a heater in someone's hands and it's too much fun to pull the trigger and watch your target's knees buckle.
If you're going to put your lives in someone's hands, it should probably be these guys.
"But it was a new experience to put your work in someone's hands and for them to make it theirs".
"You think that walking is such a simple skill until you put a phone in someone's hand," Siobhan Schabrun, the lead author, told the Australian at the time.
All these factors, in turn, help immunize populations against the virus of desperation that too often puts a gun or bomb in someone's hands.
"People invest in people they know … You will not raise money by putting a pitch in someone's hand coldly," said Kraus.
The researchers selected 29 dogs of various breeds that had each been trained to put their front paws in someone's hand on command, a task called "giving the paw".
"They said it was like putting a loaded gun in someone's hand, and that people would trade away their life savings," said Robert Jesch, the managing director at Charles Schwab who oversees the company's self-directed brokerage offering.
We're at the point right now where we can't afford to lose any games, and even with that, we have to put our fate in someone else's hands, which is something we've tried to avoid doing".
