Recently, my left eyelid has been displaying a nervous tic. This is, I think,
undoubtedly stress-related, so today, I sat around my house, read, did my 
taxes, and generally tried to relax. 

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Thinking about the next field trip to Baltimore, <a href="http://www.lpsteamers.com/menu.html">LP Steamers</a> seems to be the best crab joint where you can 
eat for under $20. But before we get to that, we'll be hitting the <a
href="http://www.artbma.org/visitorinfo/index.html">Baltimore Museum of Art</a>
or maybe the new (heavily advertised) shark exhibit at the Aquarium.
Unfortunately, I don't have a good breakfast/brunch idea lined up yet. But, I'm
sure that our Baltimore contacts will come through. 

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The PSU finance geeks club has been allocated $50 for an initial meeting of 
the minds. My worst fear is that no one will be willing to talk about 
investing, so I'm stocking up on a bunch of questions that are hopefully 
general interest. 

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<ol>
<li>There are various investing styles (fundamental, technical, value, etc.);
how would one characterize one's style?
<li>Psychology of investing. I've noticed that at times I have to really 
concentrate on distancing myself and creating an objective mindset. I literally
have to take a day off and obsess about something else. What do others do? 
<li>In this group, would we be interested in pooling investment research? 
<li>A large factor in investing is knowing about investment vehicles and
happily, the number of vehicles has expanded rapidly recently. Would we be 
interested in giving a short overview talk on a vehicle each week until we've
covered every type of vehicle we collectively know?
<li>Would we be interested in mapping out investment strategies to take 
advantage of opportunities? 
<li>Would we be interested in hearing me not say "would we be interested" anymore?
</ol>

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