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Draw a horizontal oval for the head. Overlap it with another horizontal oval of a slightly smaller size at the bottom for the belly. Attach a couple of slanted lines for the legs. At the bottom of the leg-guides, draw a couple of horizontal ovals for the feet. On top of the head-oval create a  couple of slanted ovals for the ears. Bisect the oval both horizontally and vertically for the guides to the eyes, nose and mouth. On the upper half of the belly draw an inverted ‘S’ upside down for the folded arms. Draw another curved line for the tail. Make further overlapping ovals for the eyes. Make two curves on each side of the horizontal bisecting line of the head. At the edges of the curves create an oval each for the cheeks. Get down to the legs and create thickness of those by drawing lines on either side of the leg-axis. Also make a small oval at the tip of the tail curve. Create thickness of the tail by putting curved lines on either side of the tail-curve line. Make the total drawing on the based on the guide lines. Erase all lines. Color the drawing.
Article: Read the annual reports of companies that you know of through your experiences as a consumer. In the report, review the annual letter to shareholders to get a general idea of what is going on with the company. Use your broker's website to look up additional information like quarterly earnings updates, SEC filings, and the transcripts of conference calls. Many brokers provide tutorials on how to use their tools on their websites. Make sure to review these to get the most out of your investment experience. Avoid investing all of your money at once. Instead, purchase a single stock or invest part of your money into a single fund during your first month to see how it goes. Invest the rest of your money over several months or a year to avoid market timing risks.  Start by investing 5% or less of your money, depending on how much money you have. Market timing risks occur when the market suddenly takes a downturn. Avoid investing all of your money into a single company or industry. Instead, invest your money in different companies in different industries like consumer goods, real estate, insurance, and commodities. This way, the risk of losing all of your money at once is less. If you are investing in funds, put your money into funds with different types of investments such as bonds, stocks, and real estate, for example. A market order is a request to sell or buy a stock at the best market price. By using a market order, you are not placing any price parameters around your order. Once the stock reaches the best market price available, your order will be filled immediately. With limit orders, you have more control over the price at which your stock is traded. However, because they are placed on a first-come, first-served basis, there is no guarantee that your order will be filled, either partially or at all.  If your order is not fully filled, it may be filled over the course of a few days or even a week. Keep in mind that each time the order is filled, you will be charged a transaction fee. A limit order typically costs more in commissions than a market order, about $5 to $10 more.
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Look at the annual reports of companies you are interested in. Enter the market slowly by buying a single stock. Invest in different companies. Choose a market order if you are a buy-and-hold investor. Select a limit order if you are a trader.
Article: Add up the total number of steps and divide by 7 for your average daily steps. These 1,000 steps equal a distance of about 1⁄2 mile (0.8 km). To accomplish this, try:   Walk instead of watching television or surfing the web. Play outdoors with kids or walk around the field while they are playing sports. You might want to try some of these strategies to help you reach your goal:   Take your dog on longer walks. Park farther away from your destination. Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Walk instead of drive to run an errand. You may have to add a nightly walk in your neighborhood or other activity to reach this goal. Here are some strategies to try:   Try to complete every 2,000 steps 5 minutes more quickly than you did before. Add hills or inclines to your walk. Alternate between fast and slow speeds throughout your walk. Add hand weights to your workouts.
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Wear a pedometer for a week to determine how many steps you take each day. Start by adding 1,000 steps to your daily average during Week 1. Add an additional 1,000 steps per day during Week 2. Continue adding 1,000 steps per day each week until you reach a goal of 10,000 steps per day. Increase the intensity of your walking.