List of hobbies you can pick up

1. Snowboarding
2. Chess
3. Making greeting cards
4. Stained glass art
5. Cleaning
6. Cooking
7. Making videos
8. Fishing
9. Working out
10. Reading
11. Gardening
12. Furniture making
13. Soldering
14. Hair styling
15. Drawing
16. Painting
17. Collecting mini statues
18. SAT/ACT/GRE/MCAT/GMAT testing
19. Writing
20. Blogging
21. Photography
22. Swimming
23. Diving
24. Hiking
25. Sewing
26. Knitting
27. Online game
28. Coding
29. Bird watching
30. Skating
31. Ballet
32. Piano
33. Guitar
34. Building model airplanes
35. Raising fish
36. Developing apps
37. Website design
38. Photoshop
39. Singing
40. Embroidery
41. Archery
42. Shooting guns
43. Polo
44. Horse riding
45. Baking
46. Tea ceremony
47. Boxing
48. Martial arts
49. Origami
50. Interior designing
51. Reading
52. Racing
53. Professional betting
54. Football
55. Soccer
56. Butterfly knife handling
57. Digging
58. Acrobatics
59. Star gazing
60. Sledding
61. Cosmetics
62. Making wine
63. Bartending
64. Landscaping
65. Rapping
66. Songwriting
67. Making guides
68. Flying a plane
69. Matchmaking
70. Tarot card reading
71. Prayer
72. Wedding planning
73. Nail art
74. Baseball
75. Graphic design
76. Tetris
77. Fire blowing
78. Candle making
79. Massage
80. Dance
81. Hunting
82. Kayaking
83. Parachuting
84. Hang-gliding
85. Painting
86. Teaching
87. Reading
88. Eating
89. Minesweeper
90. Walking
91. Glass work
92. Telling jokes
93. Lifting weights
94. Fruit cutting
95. Wood work
96. Scuba diving
97. Camping
98. Church

List of things to do when you get home

1. Check the mail
2. Make dinner
3. Feed your pet
4. Review documents
5. Watch the news
6. Laundry
7. Cleaning up
8. Dishes
9. Take out the trash
10. Water your plants
11. Review tomorrow's schedule
12. Take a nap
13. Walk the dog
14. Take a bath
15. Restock on household supplies

List of random things to make for dinner

1. Spaghetti
2. Eggs
3. Stew
4. Ramen
5. Sushi
6. Fried rice
7. Sandwich
8. Chicken noodle soup
9. Lasagna
10. Spam musubi
11. Fried fish
12. French fries
13. Spinach and tomatoes 
14. Broccoli and chicken
15. Gyoza
16. Curry and rice
17. Pancakes
18. Turkey and gravy
19. Somen salad
20. Fried chicken
21. Steak
22. Garlic shrimp
23. Potato chips
24. Braised pork
25. Lamb

List of things to consider if you are contemplating suicide

1. Is my situation permanent?
2. What is the problem?
3. Why is it important?
4. Have I done all that I can do to get help?
5. Are there others out there like me?
6. What are my options?
7. How can I healthily and temporarily take my mind off my problems?
8. What are the steps I need to take to solve this problem?
9. Should I stop communications with a certain person/group of person?
10. What are my physical symptoms?
11. What triggered my depression?
12. Have I spoken to a doctor?
13. Have I eaten anything all day?
14. Have I slept enough?
15. Do I have enough vitamins & minerals?
16. Am I drinking enough water?
17. Am I just really stressed out?
18. Should I move?
19. Have I spoken to a loved one recently?
20. Have I done anything to make myself happy recently?
21. Are the things that made me happy before making me happy now?
22. What do I want?
23. Are my expectations impossible?
24. Are my problems financial?
25. Why do I doubt myself?

List of things to do in the morning (Morning Routine)

1. Brush teeth
2. Make something to eat, coffee
3. Write to do list
4. Review schedule
5. Take vitamins
6. Pack things in bag
7. Get dressed
8. Check news, weather
9. Check email 

List of things to ask when investing in stocks

1. What are the analyst recommendations? 
1. How many buy?
2. How many sell? (Usually a bad sign because Wall Street is very conservative. Clients do not choose banks that give their stocks a negative rating. Banks try hard not to displease clients and lose business) 
3. How many hold?
4. What is the target price?
5. What is the rating?
2. Who is covering the equity?
1. Is he/she from a bulge bracket firm?
2. What is the report date?
3. How accurate has he/she been?
4. How long has the analyst been covering this equity?
5. What other securities covered? 
6. Has there been a change in analyst recommendation?
7. Range of target prices?
8. Trend of target prices?
3. Security vs. index
4. Historical price vs. 12 month consensus rating
5. Have there been any recent dividend issuance? Acquisitions? Stock buybacks? 

1. Is the research from a bulge-bracket firm?
1. What is the rating?
2. Price target?
3. Author?
4. Report date?
5. What does the analyst view as negative?
6. Positive?
7. Risk factors?
8. Important metrics?
9. 
   
2. Research report vs. analyst recommendation
1. Report date?
2. Analyst?
3. Recommendation/rating?
4. Target price?

1. Ratios
1. vs. 1 yr, vs. 3 yr, vs. 5 yr
2. vs. Q/Q, same Q last year
3. vs. comps
4. vs. industry/sector
5. vs. macro-environment
6. vs. other analyst reports 
1. P/CF
2. P/B
3. Operating profit growth
4. EV/EBITDA
2. Who are the comps?
1. What is the industry/sector?

List of Bloomberg shortcuts

1. CU
1. Main equity menu - allows you to access every Bloomberg function related to the security
2. ANR
1. Analyst coverage
3. BRC
1. Research by company
4. CF
1. Company filings
5. CN
1. Company news
6. FA
1. Financial analysis (historical data)
7. IS
1. Income statement
8. FA
1. Balance sheet
9. CF
1. Statement of cash flows
10. DES
1. Description
11. PGEO
1. Product/brand & geo segmentation
12. RELS
1. Related securities

List of Marketing/Promotion Techniques

1. Buy YouTube views
2. YouTube mention (a well-known YouTube celebrity refers his/her viewers to your page)
3. YouTube contest
4. Contest
5. Giveaway
6. Radio station ad
7. Radio station mention
8. TV ad
9. YouTube product review
10. YouTube helpful videos 
11. Product demonstrations 
12. Product exposition
13. Newspaper mentions
14. Articles
15. Writing helpful articles
16. Buy Twitter followers, FaceBook likes, etc. (Fiverr is a good site for this)
17. Referral programs (refer a friend and get 50% off next purchase)
18. Coupons
19. Partnership with well-known brand
20. Community social return (fundraisers, finance races, community clean up, donations)
21. FaceBook fan page
22. LinkedIn
23. Trial products
24. Mail-in catalogues
25. Ads at frequent places (supermarket, bank, gas station, etc.)
26. Free iPhone app

Packing List - Maine (or anything other north eastern cold climate state)

1. Thin sweaters
2. Thermal leggings
3. Thick coats
4. Scarf
5. Gloves
6. Earmuffs
7. Long socks
8. Foot socks
9. Jeans
10. Textbooks
11. Homework
12. Business attire
13. Waterproof boots
14. Slippers for walking around the hotel
15. Airport entertainment (electronics, book, movie, etc.)
16. Airport snacks (no drinks)
17. Laptop + charger
18. Phone + charger
19. Other electronics (iPad, iPod, camera, etc.)
20. Backpack 
21. Medicine (inhaler, allergy medicine, pain reliever, etc.)
22. Wallet
23. ID
24. Plane ticket
25. Underwear
26. Bras
27. Trenchcoat
28. Sleepwear
29. Cash
30. Thermals (long sleeve shirts)
31. Makeup
32. Chapstick
33. Lotion
34. Toothbrush
35. Toothpaste
36. Deoderant 
37. Skii jacket + pants
38. Handbag
39. Sweatpants
40. Glasses/contacts, contact solution
41. Floss
42. Raincoat
43. Razor
44. Hairbrush
45. Hair tie
46. Hairspray
47. Accessories (necklace, necktie, cuff links, earrings, necklace)

Stuff not to bring:

1. Sunglasses
2. Sunblock
3. Shampoo + conditioner
4. Iron
5. Hairdryer
6. Towels