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We only have about 2 months of RSV season left is what I understood. Our ped. didn't push it either but there were signs all over the office about the shot. When I asked he said absolutely and they had a lady in the office that did nothing but figure out how to get your baby the shot. I don't have a lot of specific info. I agree with you it can be so confusing.
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Yes, it is okay. Synagis last 35 days. You can start it whenever. I would take it! GL
Synagis is safe to get anytime. It's antibodies, which is different than a vaccine. You know how once you get a particular strain of the flu, it's hard to get again that same year? It's because you body has created things specialized to fight that particular virus. This is what Synagis does, gives your baby extra "fighters" for RSV. Doesn't mean they CAN'T catch, just that it's less likely and if they do get it it'll probably be less severe. Congrats on your pulmonologist doing the legwork! My pediatrician didn't really push very hard and it was mostly ME doing the legwork, LOL. So we got the shot in Oct, Nov, Dec, then NONE in January (b/c I had new sucky insurance that denied us) and are starting back up ASAP now that I got the decision overruled! Yea!
Our ped really went to bat for us against the insurance company (Blue Cross BlueShield) when they denied them to our 25 weeker. Toby came home at the end of March in 2005 and received 1 shot in March and 1 shot in April. BCBS covered the shot in October 2005 and we changed insurance companies in November 2005 and the new company covered November, December, and January without issue. In February 2006 they tried to deny it because he had turned one in January but the doctor called them himself and they approved the shots for February, March and April 2006 as well as October, November, December and January 2007. Both companies covered the shot but not the homecare visit for the injection. Somehow the doctor got that covered by Medicaid even though we were not income eligible.
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I would get the shot whenever you can. Laney received her first one the day we were discharged from NICU (Nov.2) and we were just informed today that our insurance will over cover 1 more shot...which happens to me tomorrow. So my doctor is wanting to fight and get one more covered for the month of March. Our RSV season in MO last through to April.
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Thanks you guys!! I was thinking it was a vaccine, thanks for explaining that to me. :-) I don't know what I'd do without you!!
Heather, that is CRAZY that yor 25 weeker was denied, though I'm not surprised as it was BCBS who denied us as well. Now that I'm not working, I tried to get the boys on private BCBS insurance and the rep told me flat out that they would not even consider covering my boys with all of their "problems". Evidently they only like insuring people who don't need insurance. Now they were awesome for covering everything through my healthy pregnancy and their birth...but that was different I guess. ug...so yeah, not too happy with them now that I don't have a huge employer group plan w/them. Hope my new insurance is better.
We went through a long, drawn out battle with Blue Cross and my wife's employer over Synagis. Our son did not qualify by 6 days. I am sure I have told the story before on here, but it was a battle we were not going to give up on. He finally got the last two months. Take it if they are offering.
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I'm in Ontario, Canada and here if they are over 32 weeks they don't qualify unless they have specific health issues, such as asthma or were on a ventilator in the NICU-the pediatrician has to fill out a form for babies this age and it depends how many of the criteria are met before getting approved...on the other hand, any baby under 31 weeks automatically get approved if they are under 6 months (actual age) before the start of RSV season...
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Our guests say: "This is paradise!" when they stay at The Rose Cottage on our horse farm. Located in sunny Deer Harbor in a very private valley on a quiet road, you can watch our mustangs play in the meadows below, or the deer muching apples from our 100 year old trees. Our snug cottage has an old fashioned feeling with wood floors, wainscoating, high ceilings, lots of sunshine and walls of windows. It also offers all the modern conveniences of high speed internet, washer/dryer and is warm and inviting.
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People all over the world now realize it's possible to invest money in the market, yet most have no clue as to what they are getting themselves into. As a result you see some people invest their money carelessly as well. This article contains several tips that will explain how you can make wise investments in the stock market.
Basically when investing in stocks, the keep it simple approach works best. Keep your investment activities, such as trading, making predictions, and examining data points, as simple as possible to ensure that you do not make any unnecessary risks on any stocks or companies without any market security.
To get the most out of your stock market investments, set up a long-term goal and strategy. You will find more success when your expectations reflect the realities of trading, rather than attempting to look for a crystal ball that doesn't exist. Keep your stock for whatever time it takes to turn a profit.
Before getting into the stock market, carefully observe it. Especially before making that first investment, you should get in as much pre-trading study time of the market as you can. Three years of watching will give you all the knowledge you need. That way, it is possible to gain a greater understanding of the ways in which the market functions, and you will stand a greater likelihood of generating profits.
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Trading in stocks is one way for a person to make money and save for their future financial security. Depending on your investment goals, there are a wide variety of strategies that you can employ. Before investing in the market, however, you must educate yourself. Following are some great tips that can help enhance your investing knowledge.
KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) is a phrase that can definitely be applied when you are making stock market investments. You should keep investment activities, including trading, looking over data points, and making predictions, as simple as you can so that you don't take on any risks on businesses that you should not be taking without market security.
To maximize profitability, think long-term. There is a certain amount of inevitable unpredictability to the stock market, so a reasonable plan with realistic goals will keep you focused. Maintain your stocks for a long period of time in order to generate profits.
Be prepared with a high yield investment account stocked with six months of your salary that you can use in case of an unexpected problem with your finances. This way if you are suddenly faced with unemployment, or high medical costs you will be able to continue to pay for your rent/mortgage and other living expenses in the short term while matters are resolved.
Once you have narrowed down your choices of stocks, you should invest no more than 10 percent of your money into a single option. If the stock goes into decline later on, this helps you greatly reduce your risk.
When you're purchasing stock, you're really purchasing part of a larger company. It's important that you view it this way. This makes your investment seem more tangible and you will inevitably be more careful. Take time to review financial documents and analyze the company's performance. With this broader perspective you will be able to make more informed decisions about whether or not to buy or sell a particular stock.
Instead of an index fund, consider investing in stocks that beat the 10 percent annual historical market return. If you wish to project your expected return from any particular stock, add the projected earnings rate to the dividend yield. If your stock yields 3% and also has 10% earnings growth, expect somewhere around a 13% overall return.
Don't over invest in the stock of the company you work for. While it is fine to support your company by purchasing stock, you do not want your portfolio to consist mainly of that investment. If your company should suffer and the stock loses all its value, you could experience a significant financial loss and have very negative feelings toward your employer.
Cash isn't necessarily profit. It is essential to maintain a cash flow in all areas of your life, including your portfolio. It is smart to reinvest and to spend some of your earnings, but make sure to keep enough cash in hand to pay immediate bills. Make sure you have half a year of living expenses stored in a safe location in case something were to occur to you.
Before you buy stock in any company, do some thoughtful research. People will hear about a company on the news and just throw their money into it. Then, this business does not do as well as anticipated, and the investors lose lots of money.
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Joining in on the stock market is a fun and fantastic ride! Whether you put your money in stocks, stock options, or mutual Overnight Profits funds, utilize the basic tips from this article to help achieve the best possible returns from your investments.
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Always maintain realistic expectations about your investments. Most people know that investing in the stock market doesn't guarantee riches overnight. By knowing this, you can stay away from costly investment mistakes.
Stocks are more than paper used for trading. Stocks represent a collective ownership in the company that you have invested in. You are entitled to the earnings from your stocks, as well as claims on assets. Voting privileges are sometimes granted by stock ownership.
Not all brokers have the same fees so be sure you know what pearson method they are before investing. Not just the initial entry fees, but any applicable charges that may ensue, including those applied when you exit the arrangement, as well. It will shock you how much they add up to!
Exercise your voting rights for any common stocks that you own. Election of board officers and approval of proposals are items shareholders are commonly granted the right to vote on by the company charter. Voting can happen during a business's yearly shareholders' meeting or by mail via proxy.
Maintain diversity in your investment choices. Investing largely in one sector can come with disastrous results. As an example, if you choose to invest your entire budget in one company and that company goes under, you will have sacrificed everything.
When you decide upon a stock to invest in, only invest five to ten percent of your total capital fund into that one choice. It is unwise to invest more in one place. With lower investment, you will greatly reduce your potential for losses.
Look at stocks as owning a piece of a company, instead of paper that is shuffled around. Take the time to analyze the financial statements and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of businesses to assess the value of your stocks. This will help you to choose your investments with care.
If you value the assistance of a broker, but want the option of also trading on your own, look for a broker that can offer you both online and full-service options. This gives you the best of both worlds, allowing a professional to handle half of your investment choices, and you to deal with the rest. This can give you the best of both worlds in the realm of investing.
Don't invest your life saving into your employer's stock. Supporting your company is one thing, but risking you entire financial future by being over-weighted in one stock is another. If the largest chunk of stock you own is that of your company's and your company does poorly, you'll lose a major portion of your net worth.
Stay away from any stock advice that you did not ask for. You should, however, listen to what the financial advisor you've chosen has to say, considering part of the reason you probably made that choice is because the advisor has done well for himself and/or his clients. Ignore the rest. No one has your back like you do, and those being paid to peddle stock advice certainly don't.
While investing in risky stocks can offer outsized rewards, you should balance your portfolio with safer stocks as well. Stocks with long-term safety offer the power of compound interest. While choosing smaller companies with good growth prospects makes sense, balance your portfolio by adding several larger, more stable companies as well. The stock of major companies is likely to keep performing consistently well.
Don't limit yourself to one investing type, there are a lot of ways to watch your money grow. You can find many other promising investments, such as real estate, art, or mutual funds. Make sure to keep in mind all the available options when you are investing. You should invest in many different areas in the event you have a great deal of money on hand.
Doing your research and really studying a stock can be a huge help in making profitable investments. Don't just trust how things appear on the surface. Stay informed! Keep in mind the above tips in order to generate the largest amount of profits that you can from your investments.
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Stocks are a great way to earn extra income. It can be quite shocking to realize the investment potential associated with it. However, in order to make the most money from stock investing, you must be knowledgeable about it, if you want to be successful. Read the following article to obtain some information that is sure to prove very helpful.
Check a broker's reputation before using them to invest. Knowing their background will help you avoid being the victim of fraud.
Like many other areas in protected profits life, stock market investing involves simplifying things. Separate the noise from the signal. Reduce your risk by keeping all investment activities, including examining data points, predicting and trading, extremely simple.
Stay realistic with your investment expectations. There is no such thing as overnight success with the stock market if you follow sound trading techniques which focus on long-term success. Keep this in mind while investing. Never get overconfident and take unnecessary risks.
It is prudent to have an investment account with high bearing interest that holds six months of your salary, just in case you need to use it in an emergency. This way, if something crops up like an unexpected medical bill, or unemployment, you still have some money to take care of your mortgage/rent and have cash on hand to live on in the short-term.
Invest a maximum of 10% of your capital into any single company. If the stock goes into decline later on, this helps you greatly reduce your risk.
Try to view every stock you purchase as owning a portion of a company, instead of just a meaningless card to be traded. Before you can truly ascertain the value of a stock, you must first devote your time to learning as much as possible about each opportunity. This will ensure that you consider each trade carefully before making any moves.
To make your stock portfolio better, create a plan including specific strategies. Strategies for the timing of stock purchases and sales should definitely be included in the plan. It should also include a clearly defined budget for your investments. This helps you make the right choices with your head, rather than with your emotions.
Penny stocks are popular with many small time investors, but don't overlook the potential value of blue-chip stocks that grow over the long term. Growth is an important factor when choosing a stock, yet you should still round out your portfolio with some larger companies as well. The stock of major companies is likely to keep performing consistently well.
Remember that cash is not always profit. Having a steady stream of income is important to any business, and treating your investments as a business can help you to succeed. It makes sense to reinvest your earnings, as long as you keep enough cash available to cover your monthly living expenses and obligations. It is advisable you set aside a half year's worth of living expenses, just in case something happens.
Prior to purchasing a company's stock, do some research on this business. Look for information about a company rather than basing your investment on an article you have read. If the company doesn't meet their expectations, it can cost them most of their investment.
If you plan on using a brokerage firm for your investments, make sure they're trustworthy. You can hear a lot of promises from different firms, but they shouldn't be trusted 100% because you never know what could happen. The best place to find out about different firms and their success rates would be to check out online reviews.
As stated earlier, investing in stocks is a really good method to increase your income. However, you must be knowledgeable to succeed in the markets and have good info. After reading the useful information in this article, you will soon become a stock market guru!
The Stock Market: What You Need To Know
There are a lot of people realizing they can actually invest their money to watch it grow, yet few take initiative or know where to begin. A lot of individuals carelessly invest their cash and experience bad results. Read this article to protectedprofits learn more about the market and how to make wise investments.
Remember to be realistic in what your expected return is when investing. Every professional investor will tell you that success almost never happens overnight, and when it does there are some very high risks involved. Remember this to avoid costly investing mistakes.
Diversify your investments, allocating your money to different types of stock investments. When you focus all your money on any investment you feel is a surefire win, you're in prime position to lose everything. So if something goes wrong in one stock, you have the potential to still earn profits from another.
If you're targeting a portfolio based on maximum and long range yields, it is necessary that you purchase the strongest stocks coming from different industries. While every year the entire market grows at an average rate, not every industry or stock is going to increase in value each year. By having different positions through different sectors, you could capitalize on industries that grow drastically in order to grow your portfolio. Regular re-balancing minimizes your losses you might experience in shrinking sectors while you maintain a position through them for another growth cycle.
You will want to look for stocks that average a better return than the average of 10% a year because you can get that from any index fund. To figure the potential stock return, add the dividend yield to the growth rate of projected earnings. If your stock yields 3% and also has 10% earnings growth, expect somewhere around a 13% overall return.
If you desire the best of both worlds, consider connecting to a broker that has online options as well as full service when it comes to stock picking. This way you have the best of both worlds, you get to make your own picks while taking advantage of the professional advice your broker offers. This is the best way to have control yourself but also have access to assistance.
Never invest primarily in one company's stock. Investing in your company stock is acceptable, but a safer portfolio is one that is diversified with several types of investments. Your risk of loss of a large amount of money is greatly increased in the case of poor performance or company failure.
Even if you plan on selecting and trading your own stocks, consult a financial adviser anyway. A professional advisor doesn't just detail you on which stocks to pick. Additionally, they will help you determine your tolerance for risk and your timeline based on your long-term goals. With the help of a qualified advisor, you can set out a reachable plan for your financial security.
When looking at the price of a stock, make sure your mind remains open. Keep in mind that the price you pay for your stock will affect your return on investment. A stock that appears to be a bad buy for $50 one day, may drop to $30 the next week and become a good buy.
Hopefully, you have a little bit more information about investing in the stock market than you did before reading this article. You should now be better prepared to start investing and see your money multiply. The stock market, like any investment platform, can be very tricky and risky. The more you know about it, the better your odds are for success. Just remember to use what you've learned here to increase your odds of profiting.
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If you need some extra income, you should consider investing in the stock market. You may surprised at how much money can be made. Yet, you must know a reasonable amount of information in order to become successful. Keep on reading so that you know where to invest and to learn some tips about the stock market.
Always make a point of asking for a written statement of fees before you become involved with professional traders or brokers. Take into account the fee per trade, as well as anything else you may be charged when you sell your stocks. These fees will add up to quite a lot over a long period.
Go ahead and vote, take advantage of it if you do own some common stocks. In certain circumstances, depending on the charter of the company, you could be able to vote on such things as electing a director or something as important as a proposed merger. Voting can be done at the yearly shareholders' meeting or by proxy voting through the mail.
If you value the assistance of a broker, but want the option of also trading on your own, look for a broker that can offer you both online and full-service options. This way, you can allocate a portion of funds to be managed by a pro and do the rest yourself. This strategy can provide you with elements of both professional help and personal control in your stock trading.
If you are new to investing, be wary that making big returns overnight is tough. It takes time to develop a strategy, choose the right stocks and make your investments, and it also takes time to trade until you have the right portfolio. When you get involved with investing, patience is going to have to be something you're good at managing.
To establish yourself as a successful stock investor, create a solid plan with specific details and map it out in writing. Your plan should outline strategies which dictate when the right time to buy stocks is and when the right time to sell them. You should also make a definite budget regarding your investment spending. This will allow you to make your choices with your head and not your emotions.
Stay away from purchasing too much stock in the company you work for. There is a great deal of risk involved with investing in the company you work for. Because you are in a situation where a part of your investment portfolio, along with your paycheck, depend on your company, a serious setback to the company could be financially devastating to you. However, if you get a discounted rate on showers, you might have good reason to buy.
Keep your investment strategy simple when you are just beginning. It is smart to prepare yourself for entering the market by reading up on many different investment strategies, but you should choose one method and stick with it if it works for you. This will end up saving you considerable hassle and improving your overall performance.
Do not confuse damaged stocks for damaged companies or vice versa. It is perfectly fine to invest in damaged stocks, but steer clear of damaged companies. When there is a downturn in the stock value of a company, it is the ideal time to get a good price, but only do this if the downturn is temporary. Dips in stock values can be due to several different small, short-term problems that have viable solutions. Companies that have been tainted with some kind of financial scandals may not have the ability to recover.
As stated previously, a good way to make a lot of The Monte Carlo Method money is by investing it in stocks. That being said, unless you know exactly what you are doing, you may actually lose money rather than making a profit. After reading the useful information in this article, you will soon become a stock market guru!
Confused By The Stock Market? Here's What You Need To Know
You can find all kinds of information about investing. There is so much information available that after reading everything, you may find yourself even more confused than before. So it is important that you understanding the fundamentals to investing. Keep reading to find out.
"Keep it simple" can apply to stock market investment. Maintain a simplistic approach to your trading style and market analysis so that you are not making unnecessary risks or leaving certain steps unaccounted for.
Analyze the stock market for some time before deciding to purchase stocks. Prior to laying any money down, it's always smart to research the company behind any stock and to be aware of current market conditions. If it's possible, you should keep an eye on the movement trends over a three-year periods, using historical data for past years as you see fit. This will give you a view of how the market operates and increase your chances of profitability.
If you own stocks, use your voting rights and proxy as you see fit. Depending upon a particular company's charter, you might be entitled to voting rights when electing proposals or directors in major changes like mergers. There are different options for voting. Some voting can be done by proxy through the mail, and in some cases, it can be done at an annual shareholders' meeting.
Diversify your investments. You don't want to have all of your eggs in a single basket. Don't put all of your investments in one share, in case it doesn't succeed.
Use a broker online if you feel comfortable doing research on your own. The trade fees and commissions of online brokers where you do all the work yourself are cheaper than both full service and discount brokers. Because your goal is to make a profit, you need to keep operating costs low.
If you would like to try your hand at picking your own stocks but also want to use a professional broker as a "safety net," look for brokers that can provide both traditional and online services. This way you have the best of both worlds, 50k mission review you get to make your own picks while taking advantage of the professional advice your broker offers. Using this technique will give you the control you want as well as any assistance you may need with your investment strategy.
You will not find overnight success in stocks. It usually takes quite a while for a company's stock to become successful, and a lot of people tend to give up. Patience is key when it comes to the stock market.
Don't invest too much in the stock of your company. It is okay to purchase a bit of stock in your company, but be sure to diversify. If the company does poorly or even goes out of business, you could lose most of your wealth along with your job.
It is always a good idea to talk to a financial adviser, whether or not you plan to do your own trading. A professional will do more than give you some stock picks. They will sit down with you and determine your risk tolerance, your time horizon and your specific financial goals. You can both then develop a customized plan that will help you to achieve your goals.
Do not follow any unsolicited advice on investments. Make sure your broker has your ear; and it's always smart to find another good source for information that you can trust. Simply turn a deaf ear to anyone else. Conducting research and doing the necessary homework on your own pays the most dividends in getting you prepared to invest, especially when you use this research and homework in lieu of advice that is given to you by people who are paid to provide it.
Keep in mind that profits don't always result from cash. The flow of cash is vital to all financial operations, from your life to your investment portfolio. Although it is great to reinvest your money or spend some of it, you still want to set money aside to take care of your immediate bills. Stash away enough money to pay your living expenses for a minimum of six months to be safe.
So that is all there is to it, investing made simple. You now have the basic information about why you should invest and how to do it. While young people like to live in the present moment, it's important to think past next week when planning your finances. Now you are educated about investing, use this valuable information to start making money!
Stock Market Tips That Will Save You A Bundle
When people first start investing in the stock market, they can get overwhelmed. There is so much to learn, and most importantly, a lot of money you can lose if you aren't careful. All of the information within this article can help you choose a wise investment and turn a profit.
Set realistic goals when you begin to invest. There is no such thing as overnight success with the stock market if you follow sound trading techniques which focus on long-term success. Understand this fact in order to prevent yourself from making costly errors with your investing.
If you focus your portfolio on the most long range yields, you want to include strong stocks from various industries. The market will http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-forum-classified-ads/1101807-3-week-millionaire-review-truth.html grow on average, but not all sectors will do well. Having positions across various sectors can help you capitalize on growth of the booming industries and make your entire portfolio grow. Re-balance every now and then to prevent the chances of profit loss.
Your stocks should be thought of as ownership in a company, not just meaningless pieces of paper which you trade. Know the company's financial statements backward and forward, and understand their strengths and weaknesses. This will allow you to think carefully about whether you should own certain stocks.
A basic index fund provides returns that typically match the 10% annual market average. If you intend to pick individual stocks, you want to select ones that offer better returns than this. If you want to estimate your likely return from an individual stock, find the projected earnings growth rate and the dividend yield and add them. Any stock yielding 3% with 10% earning growth is going to provide you a 13% overall return.
You may want to consider buying and selling stock online. When it comes to both commissions and trade fees, online brokers are significantly cheaper than ordinary brokers, or even discount ones. When you are just starting out, you will likely prefer to invest your money in stocks rather than the investing process itself.
Short-selling is a great method of trading to try. Short sales operate on the idea of loaning. When an investor does this they borrow a certain amount yet agree to also deliver that same amount of those particular shares, just at a another later date. The investor sells the stock and buys it back after the price drops.
You should invest money in stocks that are damaged, but you should avoid companies that are. A bump in the road for a stock is a great time to buy, but the drop has to be a temporary one. When a company has a quick drop due to investor panic, you know its the perfect time to invest. Any company which has been affected by scandal will take a very long time to recover, if at all.
There are a myriad of ways to ensure that you're doing the right thing when it comes to stock market investments. Just remember to research thoroughly, and after you invest be sure to stay calm. If you use the advice from this article, you will be earning money before you know it.
Confused By The Stock Market? These Tips Can Help!
Many people see the opportunities in stock market investment, but have no clue what the market is really like. However, many people are just flippantly throwing money in and are seeing no return whatsoever. The advice and suggestions presented in this article can help you be better prepared to make wise investment decisions and get better results.
To get the most out of your stock market investments, set up a long-term goal and strategy. You also will probably see more success by holding realistic expectations for your investments, as opposed to trying to predict the unforeseeable conditions that most often rule the markets. Have the patience to hold on to your stock investments for as long a period as needed, sometimes years, until you can make a profit.
Before you sign up with any broker, or place any investment through a trader, take the time to find out what fees you are going to be liable for. You will have variable fees for entry and exit. These fees can take a significant chunk out of your profits over time.
You should own large interest investment accounts with half a year's salary saved in case something unexpected occurs in your life. The idea here, of course, is that should you ever need emergency funding, you can break into this fund and hopefully get by without depleting it. Or, should you really need it on an extended basis, at least the money will be there.
When searching for stocks then look into those that get you a greater return than 10%, which is the market average, because you can actually get that type of return from index funds. In order to predict potential return from a given stock, locate its projected growth rate for earnings, take its dividend yield, and combine the two figures. If your stock's yield is projected to grow 2% with 12% projected growth in earnings, you hve a chance to earn a 14% overall return.
When you first begin to invest in the stock market, be sure to keep it simple. You may be tempted to become diversified overnight by trying every investing strategy you're aware of, but it's better to use the one thing that you know works, especially if you're a novice. This will ultimately save you money and enable you to stay in the market for the long term.
Cash accounts work better for entry-level investors than do marginal accounts. The advantage of a cash account is the ability to exercise more control over risk and losses, and they can provide valuable experience.
Before you hire a broker to help you with trading, do your homework to ensure that you're hiring a reputable, skilled service. There are a lot of firms that make nice promises, but their education and skill level do not allow them to keep those promises. A good place to seek out reviews for brokerage firms is the Internet.
Start out with large, well known companies. Any beginner can minimize their potential market vulnerability by building a portfolio based on the stock of larger, more consistently performing companies. Then, as you get your bearings, branch out into riskier stocks. Smaller companies may have the verified profits potential to experience exponential growth quickly but they also come with a greater risk of losing money.
You should always keep track of the dividends that the companies represented in your stock portfolio pay out. This definitely holds true for investors who are older who would like to have stability with stocks that pay out excellent dividends. When profits are high, companies have the choice of paying dividends to shareholders or reinvesting in the company. Knowing what a dividend's yield is, is fundamental, which is the stock's annual yield over its stock price.
By now, you should have a better idea of how to invest in the stock market. You can start investing and make a substantial profit. Use this knowledge to design and strategy that will minimize your risks and maximize your success as you become more experienced in stock investing.


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The writing is uncontrived and plain, and fits the first-person narrative of the fairly unsophisticated Khe herself. The science is kind of wonky. The ideas range from standard-but-interesting, like energy beings, to downright eccentric, like intelligent buildings and villages.
Three blue dots out of five, making it about average for SF books that I finish. Enjoyable and interesting.
""Nay, my dear, I am supposed to slay dragons for you, not deacons."
The Chocolatier's Wife, by Cindy Lynn Speer, is as sweet as the title.
In this 18th-century-ish land, everyone is shown their optimal spouse by a
scrying spell at an early age, so there's approximately never any doubt about
who should marry whom. William, scion of a rich merchant family in the South,
is unfortunate enough to should marry Tasmin, a sorceress from the despised
North. Actually they don't meet for a long time, but do correspond and send
gifts and sort of fall in love by mail. But then William decides to open a
chocolatierie, much to his family's dismay, and the local Bishop is found
dead of poison with a box of William's chocolates at hand. So Tasmin comes
South to try to rescue her fiancé from jail and execution. Things get
complicated from there, in a sweet and stylish murder mystery and romance.
Very nice. Four perfectly-roasted Halsey almonds (which are deadly if they
are not properly roasted) out of five.
Forbidden the Stars by Valmore Daniels is a large tofu-flavored lump
of Space
Does Not Work That Way. I think there's a plot there and some characters,
but they're pretty forgettable and/or nonsensical compared to the scientific
mistakes and malaproprisms. (In fact, the author spends 3/4 of the book
setting up a particular pirate king as the major villain, and then entirely
forgets about him.) The author feels the need to remind us of the main
character's main life event constantly — the life event from chapter 1 — and
that's actually almost appropriate, because it's insipid enough so that we
might have forgotten it. Oh, and there's also some connection with ancient
Mayan legends, and modern Mayan people who somehow carry them on, except that
there isn't.
But the most memorable stuff is the nonsense science and malaproprisms. We're
talking nonsense highschool-level science here.
Like, the McGuffin of the stuff that enables near-lightspeed
travel (occasionally and confusingly described as "lightspeed travel" or
"faster-than-light travel" — Daniels evidently couldn't remember which it was)
is a new and previously-undiscovered element, but one that exists in
mass quantities in the asteriod belt. And, when the lightspeed-or-so travel
is first observed, all the scientists instantly assume that some new element
is responsible for it. There is mention of "hundreds of undiscovered new
elements with attributes that could improve the quality of life for everyone
on Earth." Elements do not work like that.
"Casement" — normally defined as "a window or part of a window set on a hinge
so that it opens like a door." — is used as a synonym for "case". Constantly.
On every other page, people are staring into their computer casements, or
thumping on engine casements, or that sort of thing.
When the pirate ship is trying to ram the explorers' spaceship, the explorers
can't alter their course because, at that velocity, course changes would rip
their ship apart. Motion does not work like that.
"The phenomenon is not uncommon to people who have been struck by lightning.
They, themselves, have become living ions." Lightning does not work like
"…the most important byte of intelligence that could ever have been forwarded
to him…" There are only 256 possible bytes. That's approximately like
saying, "The most important letter of the alphabet that was ever sent to him".
A single byte does not have much information in it.
Alec is not a "fortuitous youth", though he is a "fortunate youth".
I don't even get the title. Nobody was forbidden any stars.
Anyways, this was terrible. I only finished it so I could write the review.
Rating: one undiscovered new element out of five, or hundreds even.
Lacuna, by David Adams, is a flat space opera.
Good features: Um ... the spelling and grammar are fine. It's original, not a
rip-off of any particular other work I could identify. Some details are nice:
see below.
The plot is pretty straightforward. Humans invent some useful space and
space-weapon technology, in the lampshadey "Chekhov Arsenal". Unknown aliens
show up and destroy three cities and say "Don't work on the jump drive on pain
of death" (in bad Chinese), and vanish. So humans build three giant
space-battleships to defend themselves, and tangle with the aliens, and
there's fighting and some victory. (This is book 1 of a series.) This is not
inherently boring, and a good writer could do a lot with it. But the quality
of this space opera is in the details, and, though David Adams certainly
tries, the details don't sing.
Case in point, with minor spoilers: the aliens don't want humans (or anyone
but themselves) to use the jump drive. The reason, when they get to explain
it surprizingly late in the story, is sensible enough. Once in a while, the
jump drive accidentally creates a singularity that wrecks the star system it's
in. It ate the aliens' home world, and so they don't like it at all. This is
a good idea! But: the aliens use the jump drive constantly and freely.
They won't let anyone else use it because of those singularities,
but they use it despite that possibility. Also, humans
insist on using it, without any qualms, despite knowing that it could destroy
the Solar System.
Case in point: the jump drive cannot be used inside a gravity field.
(Presumably, of a certain strength — everything is within a gravity field.)
But Adams says that it can be used at Lagrange points. Now, there's a certain
sense there — Lagrange points are where two gravity fields, say Earth and
Moon, balance. But they aren't gravity-free. There are other gravity
fields around, like the Sun's, and the galaxy's for that matter. (Also,
wouldn't any point between starts work fine? Go a couple light-weeks from the
Sun and the gravity is weaker than at any Lagrange point in the inner solar
system. This would ruin an important plot point.)
But this could be forgiven if the characters were interesting. They're not.
They're flat and flavorless, and when Adams tries to make them have a
personality (as with the wisecracking science lead) it's even worse. They have
lots of sex and a few conflicts, but there's no passion or interest there. The
alien commander suddenly acquires a personal vendetta against the human
captain, wanting to torture her by killing her entire species while she
watches. OK, he has a good reason to be angry — she did just do a Pearl Harbor
kind of thing on his military base — but his posturing and sneering is
stereotypically and melodramatically evil, and it's unclear why he would care
about her in particular. An honorable or cold-blooded enemy would
make a lot more sense.
It's not the worst free e-book I've started by any means.
But it's in the bottom
20% of e-books that I've finished, so it gets one Lagrange point out
of five.
This is only a free book in the sense I got it out of the library. Krakatoa: The Day the World Exploded is, of course, about the Krakatoa explosion in 1883. It's a wonderful book, just my style. It talks about the science of plate tectonics and geophysics that makes volcanoes. It talks about the science history, of how plate tectonics went from a crackpot theory to totally accepted. It talks about the history of Java as a Dutch colony. After the explosion, we get some biology: how does life reappear on an island that got blown up, or in the case of "Son of Krakatoa", on a 100% new volcanic island? And some connection with modern society: how the volcano was a trigger for some radical Islamism. (Odd story there: indigenous Javanese religion treated the volcanoes as gods. That's obviously not Islamic — but nonetheless the eruption was interpreted as an intensely spiritual occurrence).
Anyways, excellent book, and lots of interesting material.
(Oh, and if any pseudoscientists complain that science is insular and rejects crackpot theories, plate tectonics is a wonderful example of how outsiders can get their theories accepted. Hint: have tons of evidence and testable hypotheses.)
So first of all we got Songs of the Savants: The First Movement by Dale Corson. Every once in a while I finish reading a book so I can make some fun of it. This one, well, isn't quite like that. It did have a good feature or two, like the cheerful and helpful giant robot spider who entirely stole the show whenever it scriggled on stage.
But the editing — Oh, great Eris on an eggcorn, the editing! Every couple of pages brings something like this:
But let us ignore that. We got plot: that's actually halfway decent, with the alien Savants having come to Earth two thousand years ago, decided we were messing it up (humanity having just accidentally transmuted most of the Eastern Seaboard (?) into glass and preposterous monsters), and constructed a robot army of Myrmidons to take all humans to exile on the world of Xile. Some humans managed to stay behind, unfound by the robot masters of Earth for two thousand years — well, mostly unfound. The Myrmidons just found six of the last seven enclaves and wiped them out. John from the last enclave got sent out to find out what happened to the others. He doesn't find them, but does find Zarathustra, a rebel Savant, who knows where the last spacecraft on Earth is and will rebelliously help the last humans escape. Getting back to the enclave is a bit of a challenge, what with all the transmuted monsters and robot hordes. It gets more troublesome from there.
I really can't complain about the plot.
Characterization: well, the robot spider is pretty engaging. The love affair between John and his girlfriend is so uninspiring and passion-free as to remind me of a movie by actor who will never admit he's gay. Zarathustra is simply perplexing: he's had about two thousand years to do something, but hasn't gotten his act together, until the last minute when John shows up. That kind of thing.
World-Building: This sorta hurts. The mutated Earth is interesting enough. But every single mutated thingie seems so contrived! There are giant crabs who seem to survive without food (other than stray adventurers) in deserted tunnels. There are rock-melting giant subcar-size digging things that seem to exist in great numbers without any ecology. There are invulnerable floating teleporting Moondoggs who are an entirely unnecessary deus ex machina in an entirely unnecessary scene. Even the physical properties of the transmuted ground are designed to make the story seem possible.
But, y'know, it doesn't seem possible. If a vast number of quite intelligent robots ruled the Earth to the extent of trying to manage its ecology for two thousand years, how could they manage to miss several large towns and their surrounding farmlands — even underground towns? Especially since they manage to find them on their own after that time without much difficulty.
And the history is distorted too. Everyone seems very aware of the end of human civilization, the big accident, the Savant invasion. Oh, except that they don't seem to get that the Savants are trying to do what they told everyone they were trying to do. But after that, history seems to stop for two thousand years. Nuh-uh. People care more about recent events than ancient ones. The last twenty years ought to seem like the important time, and the Savant invasion maybe the second- or third-most important.
Anyways, I rate this book one giant robot spider out of five. A high one, 'cause the giant robot spider was a reasonably good character. That is, the bottom 20% of SF books that I start.
Next we get The Backworlds by M. Pax. From the flobby world-spanning plot of the previous book to a small but fun story of some grody characters you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley. Humanity, severely mutated and genengineered, has spread throughouth the galaxy. There are the Foreworlds, which are aggressive and sophisticated, and the Backworlds, which are the dregs. Craze is a barkeeper's son on a backworld, a cunning guy who wants not much more than to run a bar of his own and bilk customers for himself rather than his dad. But his dad betrays him, steals his girlfriend, and gets the elders to run him off the world to seek his fortune afar. He meets up with some no-more-reputable personages, including smugglers of that most valuable of substances in the whole Backworlds: chocolate!
This is a light-hearted comic novella. The characters are mostly one-dimensional, but at least their single dimensions sometimes curve off in interesting ways. Like Craze's companion-in-arms whose obsession is to show up his elder brother Federoy (who never shows up on-screen), and constantly makes up scurrilous rhymes about Federoy as a nervous tic in times of danger or delight.
Not a Great Novel, but not without amusement value. Two chocolate bars — or maybe they're bricks of compressed mealworms? — out of five. So, not as good as half the books I start, but not awful by any means.
Finally Sleeper: The Swarm Trilogy book I by Megg Jensen. Lianne, Kellan, and Bryden are hostages, taken from their Dalagan families by the Fithians at a year old or so. Lianne, viewpoint character, is a 16-year-old servant and confidante of Mags the Fithian queen. Not a powerful queen; a woman treated as a womb for son-production by the quite powerful Fithian king. Lianne and Kellan are a couple; crippled Bryden is out of the picture.
Then it's Lianne's 16th birthday, and suddenly her people's magic (thought lost) fills her. And the king discovers that the queen's latest son isn't his. And Kellan behaves quite badly. And things do not go at all as one might wish if one were in the story.
Well, hmm. The characterization around the important bits ranges from adequate (the Queen is appropriately worried about her sons, even the bastard one) to flimsy (none of the romantic bits felt very romantic to me.)
Some things really bother me. Lianne is introduced as a really good brawler: that's one of her strongest points in everyone's estimation. But she repeatedly loses fights. In one incident, she decides that her tactically best move to defend herself against some impending unknown assailants is to curl up on the floor and whimper. She didn't live up to what everyone said about her at all.
The story seems rather padded. The characters spend so much time running around saying, "Terrible thing X is going to happen! Terrible thing X is going to happen!" Yes, it is going to happen if they don't stop it somehow, and yes, it is terrible and they should work to stop it, and yes, real people do that kind of running around too. But we don't need to see so much of it. It's kind of boring.
Ultimately, though, the plot keeps this one going. The romantic plotline is pretty feeble, but the historical / adventury plotline is pretty good. When the author does stop with the running around and whining about terrible things about to happen, and lets them get to happening, the story comes up with a lot of sudden momentum and a lot of sudden surprises even in the last few pages, and All That You Had Suspected Ought To Be True In A Conventional Fantasy turns out to be true in an oblique and often unnerving way.
For which surprises, I rate this book at three mysterious Dalagan spies out of five: about average for novels I start reading.
(I'm trying to review all the free or cheap e-books I read all the way through. This is one. It's a $3 book on Amazon, but BookBub had for free one day.)
I wasn't expecting a lot out of I Bring The Fire: I (Wolves) by C. Gockel. The god Loki bouncing around in modern-day America could be done badly so easily.
But it's done well. This isn't exactly your standard mythological Loki. He's close enough to recognize, but, e.g., the Aesir here aren't quite gods, Bifrost isn't exactly a rainbow bridge, there's no Valhalla or Naglfar, etc. This is not due to ignorance on the author's part. The author knows his Norse mythology. Hoenir is an important characters in the novel, and I had to look up who he was. In fact, the characters know their Norse mythology: the Aesir know what's actually going on in the world of this story, and the humans know the standard mythology, which makes for a good moments here and there.
Loki is well-done, if you can consider turning a major villain into a hero to be doing it well. He is, by turns, a slick trickster, an arrogant god, and a sad man who has suffered a terrible loss. We learn a good deal about his past, in flashbacks, and it all makes sense. In any event, he's an engaging character and well worth reading about. He reminds me most of Corwin of Amber, not that Gockel is up to Zelazny.
Aside from Loki, plot and characters are entertaining but a bit flat. I rate this four displaced deities out of five: distinctly above average, and worth reading.
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I had lots of fun with Charlotte E. English's Draykon, book one of her
Draykon trilogy. (I've read book 2 too, which is just as good, but it's not
free so I'm not reviewing it.)
So I really like the setting. It's an 18th-century/steampunky sort of place,
with lots of magic. People live in the Middle World, between the Upper and
Lower Worlds, and some people can make gates to one or the other of those.
That's uninspiring, until a couple more details show up: the ever-lit Upper
and the ever-dark Lower worlds are just wild lands, not Heaven and Hell or
anything close. 3/7 of the Middle World has aligned itself with the Upper
World, and 3/7 with the Lower -- which is to say, they have adopted plants and
animals from the respective world as the basis of their economy. The lands
aligned with the Uppers are in constant daylight, those with the Lowers in
constant night -- and it takes the sorcerers of those countries a ton of work
to maintain the appropriate illumination.
And the flora, fauna, and inhabitants are just as ingenious and interesting.
I love the glissenwol trees, which are sort of giant mushroom/pines. And
some of the people just happen to have wings, which nobody finds remarkable,
though just why is a plot point in book 2.
Good characters, too. The book is about (1) a very shy jeweler named Llandry
who discovers a supply of a mysterious gemstone, and (2) a stylish and
powerful summoner and official named Lady Eva Glostrum, and (3) a cast of
thousands. The main characters are strong, distinctive personalities,
likeable and interestingly flawed. Sometimes even the characters' strong
points come and bite them in interesting ways: Eva has many admirers and
lovers, but that does not always work in her favor.
The names ... oh, the names. I appreciate the art of coming up with good
names, and the author has come up with a zillion of them. Unfortunately
they're mostly two-syllable names with similar rhythm that seem to come from
the same language (and many of them do come from the same language or
at least the same country). Individually they're often delightful. En masse
they kind of blur together. The trilogy has lots of characters who live their
own lives and show up in the story occasionally, and it's hard to keep them
(And why did she have to call her dragons Draykons? They're unambiguously
There's a lot of mystery in book 1. A significant portion of it has been
cleared up by the end of book 2, and a significant portion of disaster
acquired in its place. I'm looking forward to reading book 3, which is
already on my Kindle.
Rating: five mysterious gemstones out of five: top 20% of books I expect to
read in a year.
Trang, by Mary Sisson, is a surprisingly clever novel about the world's
first space diplomat, dealing with a collection of strange and not always
comprehensible alien species on space station. He is assisted, and
"assisted", in this task by a platoon of space marines: extraordinarily tough
and rude killing specialists.
The aliens are the stars of the book. Each species is distinctive, and most
are unusual. Their motivations range from comprehensible to obscure, which is
a good thing for aliens.
Actually, the space marines came a close second. Trang initially thought that
they were all cut from the same cloth, but several of them soon revealed
distinctive personalities beyond their super-tough violent space-marine
And it's pretty funny. Not in the intensely silly style of a Hitchhiker's
Guide or something, but little things. I was particularly taken with the
automatic translator which usually let the characters communicate, but
sometimes had to resort to very general terms: "The hull is not made of glass.
It is composed of a composition."
Disadvantages: The plot sort of wandered around for most of the book. Trang
himself isn't all that interesting.
Four alien species out of five. I'm planning to read the sequel.
Now here's an odd beast: Alien Wind from the Stars by Dimitrios
Molfetas. The basic plotline is: the country (the nameless third-world
country) is in rebellion, with the rebels and government forces more or less
evenly matched. An alien saucer lands in the middle of the battle, neutralizes
all electrical equipment and guns, zaps all the combatants with hippy peace
beams. That's evidently a dry run, 'cause in an off-screen aside the aliens
go do that to all humanity and invite us to join the Galactic Confederation.
And it takes some insane number of pages to do that. The book is mostly
wandering through the past and present of a number of the combatants: the
famous doctor who escapes from the capitol city and joins the rebels gets a
very long chapter.
As character sketches, they're somewhere between adequate and tedious. There's
far too much detail: "His [sic] is escorted by Conway's personal cook, who
serves the two generals, the colonel, the lieutenant colonel doctor, the fifth
to a major, who is sitting next to Linda, and the last to a captain who is
standing behind Valentino." (These officers are never mentioned before or
again.) It's very repetititititititive: the non-events and fine points of
the situation get rehashed and re-rehashed, more or less without extension or
There's practically no surprise. Events unfold just as you'd expect given the
skeleton of the situation. The author seems to take every measure possible to
keep the dramatic tension down to a minimum.
Rating: one floating metal saucer out of five: the bottom 20% of books that I
have bothered finishing. It's bad, but at least it's painlessly bad.
Continuing in my plan to review every free e-book I finish, I picked
up The Course of Empire by Eric Flint and K.D. Wentworth for free
somewhere or other, and expected to hate it. I generally don't like military
SF. I snagged it in a pile of a couple dozen free e-books, and planned to
toss three quarters of them.
And, rather to my surprise, I really liked it. The heart of the book was
about a culture clash between the alien Jao who had conquered Earth twenty
years before, and the humans (mostly American) who directly served them. The
Jao had good reasons for conquering Earth: the even-more-alien Ekhat were
killing off every intelligent species in the galaxy, and the Jao essentially
drafted humanity into the anti-Ekhat war effort.
Anyhow, the world-building and culture-building can be the main character in a
story like this, and in Course of Empire it was. The actual characters
were pretty one-dimensional, but there were enough of them and they were
arranged well enough so that their meagre personalities and stories outlined
the two conflicting cultures. The Jao were nicely alien-but-understandable,
with some interesting personality quirks for a conquering imperialist race.
A number of things bothered me about the book as I was reading, but turned out
sensible in the end. Oppuk, the Jao governor of Earth, acted like a
nearly-irrational sadistic villain for most of the book, which seemed
surprisingly insane and stereotypical for this story. It turns out that there
was a good reason for him acting that way. The obbligato mumble that,
although Jao are human-like around the genital region, no human ever saw Jao
take sexual interest in either Jao or human; there's an interesting reason for
that, and it's quite relevant to the plotline. That sort of thing.
And yes, there was a lot of gloating about how good human military apparatus
is (albeit inferior to dropping asteroids on Chicago and Mt. Everest), and a
space combat scene carefully crafted to show them off.
Anyways, five baus (specially carved Jao batons) out of five: it's in
the top 20% of SF books I've read lately.
Well, I didn't stay unemployed for long enough to collect unemployment. The first week included the last day of my IBM job, so that week didn't count. The second week was an unemployment-required null. By the third week I had a job offer, from Foursquare, and no longer met the unemployment rules.
And at the end of the third week, I got a job offer from 10gen, to lead a small team developing crucial tools for their flagship database, MongoDB. It sounded like a really cool project, with a good dose of language design, distributed computing, and code generation — my technical stock-in-trade. I wasn't that into taking a management position, but leading a team of two enthusiastic bright recent college grads seemed more like being a professor again with a couple of grad students. (And an explicit part of the position is being a mentor to them and training them in the Ways of Software Engineering.)
And they really wanted me. They offered me a nice bonus if I started in time to join them at the all-company meeting. In Miami, which is a nice treat for wintertime in Florida. To meet everyone in the company — two hundred people. (And incidentally to abandon my interviews at Google and Twitter.)
I took it.
And the all-company meeting was a total blast. Here are a couple high points.
Robot Sumo Wrestling: We got split up randomly into 20 teams of 10. Each team got a new Lego Mindstorm kit, and had about three hours to build and program a robot sumo wrestler: a little autonomous Legobot whose goal was to shove another robot out of a ring on a table. This was not really enough time, and the programs were pretty rudimentary, and we lost big-time. But it was very cool.
Surprise Coding: In another technical exercise, we (technical side of the company) split up into a bunch of little groups to work on projects that were of interest to the people in the group. I wound up on a group to do something with searching in databases, which instantly decided to write a gadget to comb over all half-dozen places where problems and their solutions are reported looking for a particular clue, and show all those places to the support person who is trying to figure out if a customer's problem has shown up elsewhere and how to solve it. (And everyone technical is on support at least a little.) So on my first day with 10gen I wound up sitting around a table with a half-dozen engineers, hacking away like a mad thing, gluing together two unfamiliar systems and making a little web server and arranging data. And it worked! Very nicely! We demoed the gadget to a room full of appreciative 10genners. And I got a round of applause when I said how excellent an intro to 10gen it was.
People are very friendly. Part of that is my job — I'm working on something that the company really really needs. (The new build engineer and quality-assurance engineer, the first of their respective specialties, got even louder rounds of applause.) A lot of it is that it's a friendly crew. And a lot is that we're all members of a common culture: the open-source programmer culture. (Which I like a lot better than IBM.) I actually got described as a "social butterfly", which is pretty bizarre 'cause I'm usually more of a wallflower. But I figured that my job for those days was to get to know the company and as many people as possible, 'cause we'd be working together for (if all goes well) a long time.
Some problems of course. My two bright college grads, Sam and Louisa ... um ... I'm terrible with faces, and I haven't quite learned to recognize them yet. It's particularly unfair about Louisa. Women are not that common in computer stuff, and it ought to be enough to remember that Louisa is the tallish woman in her 20's with long curly black hair. Nope. There are somewhere between three and six of those in my office. I'm actually going to have to figure out facial features. Sam looks like three or four other people in the office, which is just as embarrassing but more predictable. (But aside from that, both of them are bright and energetic and seem like they'll be a great team.)
(It's a reasonably diverse office really. Wisdom, hired two weeks before me in the next team over, is from Nigeria.)
Anyways, I had more fun in two days than I had had in the last two years at IBM.


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