They become income vehicles because they also write index options to generate income beyond the 2% to 3% dividend payouts that they earn on their holdings.
"When he came to his first film, The Wrong Ferrari, almost all the lines and everything were just written on index cards, so somebody would say something, then he would pull out an index card and hand it to the next person, they would say something, and so forth," says Culkin.
Having warmed up their audience, Pedisich and Vernacchio issued a series of tricky relationship conundrums written on index cards.
Mr. Reynolds covers so much with such economy that you sometimes get the feeling the book was written on index cards.
In some city departments, records were "basically stuff written on index cards," as one City Council member put it.
I attended information sessions through a women's divorce nonprofit group, where a panel of financial planners, lawyers and child advocates fielded anonymous questions written on index cards.
In other words, he said, he studied cynically for the exams, memorizing facts, quotation and "handy arguments" that he had written on index cards, and then regurgitating them on the tests.
Assign each group a different category of reality television programming (written on index cards or slips of paper prior to class): Group 1: Real-Life Scenarios (e.g., "The Real World," "The Osbournes," "The Anna Nicole Smith Show," etc).
Each group will be given a different "mission" based on a movie scenario (written on index cards for easier student access): Group 1: You are cornered and outnumbered, and the only way out is up.
In Montana, Secretary of State Mike Cooney, much like his Iowa counterpart, picked a name out of a ballot box that contained 10 canisters with "Buchanan" written on index cards and 10 with "Hagelin".
Invitations were written on index cards, with the name of a favorite song (the Ohio Players' "Skin Tight," for instance) next to the time and location of the party.
