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By Leah Howard
The Brady Hoke era began like a bolt of lightning; or several, more appropriately.
In a game that featured two weather delays, a stadium evacuation and, ultimately, an abbreviated ending with 1:27 remaining in the third quarter, the Wolverines emerged as the 34-10 victors over Western Michigan to begin their 2011 season with a 1-0 record.
"You can never anticipate what happened [with the weather]," said Hoke. "It was good to win the football game. I think we learned a lot team-wise when you look at where we need to really improve. It was good to get out and play someone else besides ourselves because we did that for four weeks. There is a lot we can learn from the film, there's a lot that we can continue to learn and improve on, and hopefully we can make a great improvement, because the test obviously gets much bigger this week."
With one game in the book, it's already on to the next one, and the next one is a big one. The Wolverines will host Notre Dame (0-1) at 8 p.m. on Saturday (Sept. 10) in the first-ever night game at Michigan Stadium. Both teams will don throwback uniforms and ESPN's College GameDay crew will broadcast from Ingalls Mall on campus earlier that morning. Hoke acknowledged the potential for distractions but said Michigan will take measures to block them out.
"The one thing we talked about as a team," said Hoke, "we can't get caught up and distracted in those things. That field is still going to be 120 yards long -- if you include the end zones -- and 53-point-something yards wide. That's not going to change, and that's where our focus needs to be this week with how we prepare to play our best football and make a lot of improvements."
While Hoke admits he isn't particularly fond of night games, he is quite familiar with them, playing in a good share while head coach at San Diego State and Ball State. The preparation throughout the week will be the same -- the Wolverines will continue to practice at their normal time -- but the later kickoff does require a reworking of the gameday protocol.
"As a coach or a player, it's a long day," Hoke said. "We all have a nervousness to us, so it's a long day. What you try to do is have enough involvement with them, so they're not just lying in their hotel room all day. You get them up, take walks, have walkthroughs, watch film and do all kinds of things to occupy them. At the same time, it's a thin line, giving them time to relax and getting their minds right."
The Wolverines should have no trouble getting their minds right for one of its three major rivalry contests. Michigan owns a 22-15-1 lead in the all-time series against Notre Dame, dating back to 1887, and claimed the last two contests on last-minute touchdown drives.
On Monday, fifth-year senior defensive end Ryan Van Bergen shared the story of Notre Dame's football origins, when Wolverine players traveled to South Bend to teach them the game. One hundred and twenty five years later, he said, the relationship between the storied programs is still very much a big deal.
"We've been playing each other for a long time," said Van Bergen. "It goes backs so far, and there is so much history. We're always so competitive as far as the most wins in college football. I know they take it very seriously, and I know we take it very seriously. It's exciting to be able to play in it."
Like the Wolverines, Notre Dame experienced several weather delays in its season opener against South Florida last Saturday and despite a late fourth-quarter comeback, fell to the Bulls, 23-20. The Fighting Irish were largely doomed by five turnovers, including a 96-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown early in the game. But despite their struggles in week one, Hoke pointed to their offensive weapons and experience as their greatest strength.
"They've got personnel," said Hoke. "I think their three wide receivers and both quarterbacks are proven. Their offensive front has four out of five guys back and has played a ton of football for them. They're a physical front. Cierre Wood is a really good running back, and the guy behind him, [Jonas] Gray, is really good. They're a talented football team."
Michigan ran just 39 plays on offense in its shortened game against Western Michigan. According to Hoke, the Wolverines were able to accomplish some of their offensive plans but didn't have time to get to everything they would have liked to run in the first week.
He was pleased with what he did see, however, particularly in the play of junior quarterback Denard Robinson.
"I thought he made good decisions," said Hoke. "He threw the ball well. It was good to see some vertical runs by Fitz [Toussaint] and Michael [Shaw], when he was in there. Vince [Smith] also had a nice seven-yard run off the lead play. It was good to see that part of it. But I thought he felt comfortable. He did some things -- setting his feet, getting the ball off in time."
Of his eight carries, Robinson said he scrambled twice while the rest were designed plays. The bulk of the Wolverines' running game was handled by junior/sophomore Fitzgerald Toussaint and senior Michael Shaw, who combined for 136 rushing yards on 15 carries and contributed three touchdowns.
"I felt fast and felt pretty good," said Robinson, "but I just didn't break a long run. It's alright. I got to see Shaw and Fitz get out and make plays. It was fun to watch everyone else have fun. That was great. I had fun with them."
Fifth-year senior linebacker Brandon Herron was named Walter Camp Defensive Player of the Week on Sunday (Sept. 4) after recording two defensive touchdown returns, including a 94-yard return off his first interception, against Western Michigan. On Monday, he was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week.
"I've gotten a lot of reactions from my family," said Herron. "A lot of people have been calling my mom and my dad. I've been getting a lot of friend requests [on Facebook] and congratulations. It's awesome. It's a blessing, and I just feel thankful."
While his two touchdown returns highlighted Michigan's defensive efforts against the Broncos, Herron was especially pleased with the Wolverines' improvements over the course of the contest.
"Obviously, the first drive was a little shaky for us as far as communication. After that, we just kind of sat down and slowed the game down. Once we started communicating as a whole, I felt like -- not just me --but the whole defense came together and just played.
"All 11 guys on the field, we work as one. If I'm doing my job right, somebody else is going to get free to make that play. I just thank all my teammates, because we did it together. We won together; we won as a team."
Hoke said the Wolverines will pay particular attention to the special teams play this week. They will look closely at kickoff coverage, from where they place the ball on the kick and to how they get off blocks down the field, as well as PAT/field goal protection, punt team and kick returns.
There might be some different faces on special teams this week, he said, but Hoke stressed that Michigan will continue to put the best players on the field.
"It's one third of the football game," said Hoke. "I think we're crazy if we don't have any segment of the game the guys who can perform what they're asked to do at the highest level. You hope to be able to find some of those guys, depending on what you're asking them to do, who can really perform on a high level. Maybe it's not a guy who's a starter for you, but it's a guy who's going to give you great production in the position."
Fifth-year senior Brandon Herron on having seen Michigan Stadium under the lights ... "The lights were on, and we got a feel for it. It looks like heaven, if you ask me. All of the lights, all of the maize; I am proud to say I play football at the University of Michigan."
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Margaret "Meg" Whitman, the longtime chief executive of eBay (EBAY), is fond of calling the auction giant the first social network. In some ways, it's true. The 12-year-old company was among the first to let users generate content. After all, most of the items for sale are supplied by members of eBay's community. They provide the photos and descriptions of items that make up eBay's auction pages. It's their content that attracts eBay's global audience of 233 million users.
That doesn't mean eBay is a pioneer in all areas. The company is just catching up to some of the Web's more recent innovations. At eBay Live!—the company's annual conference/revival for eBay buyers and sellers—Whitman & Co. announced a plan to redesign the site to make it more multimedia-centric, relying on photos and videos of products. Whitman and her managers also described efforts to make the site's auction feature available on social network pages, blogs, as well as Web sites and stores outside of eBay via widgets—those increasingly popular small programs that enable users to easily share content and incorporate it into their own Web sites.
As a result of these and other recent efforts, eBay has morphed from an online auctioneer and shopping site into what Whitman calls a "social commerce" platform. BusinessWeek reporter Catherine Holahan caught up with Whitman at eBay Live!, held this year in Boston, to discuss eBay's new identity, how eBay and the Web have changed, and what Whitman expects from the company in the future. Edited excerpts of their conversation follow.
In your keynote address you spoke about social commerce—the union of community and commerce—as what unifies eBay's businesses. How do you see the social aspect fueling e-commerce and eBay?
It goes back to our roots because we were a community anchored in commerce, and what I think is true is that when you have personal connections it is easier to do business. Think about it. When you live in New York there is a garment district, a flower district, a financial district—and why is that? Why does it make sense for those businesses to cluster together like that? There is a social network there.
First and foremost, we have to make sure that the community on eBay is as current and developed as it should be.… But we are also not averse to taking eBay off eBay, whether that is to some of the social networking sites or exporting it to your Web site with eBay To Go [a widget that enables users to embed eBay auctions into their own Web sites and blogs].
Where will most of eBay's growth come from? Will it stem from PayPal, eBay's payments business, or Skype, your Internet telephony unit? Or, will it come from eBay's core shopping business?
Our core business needs to continue to grow because eBay is still a huge chunk of this company and I think has huge growth potential. For the next few years I would anticipate that PayPal grows faster than eBay. But jobs Nos. 1, 2, and 3 are to reinvigorate the core business.
The company has made some large acquisitions in recent years; will you continue to be as acquisitive?
We have been a very acquisitive company since the beginning and I suspect we will continue to be acquisitive. There are two kinds of innovation. There is evolutionary innovation, which is making eBay better, making PayPal better. Then there is revolutionary innovation.… PayPal is a truly disruptive payment system that wouldn't have necessarily come from eBay. I think, for the most disruptive innovations, we will continue to acquire.
How does eBay's latest acquisition, StumbleUpon, fit your plans?
It is a fun company in the social discovery space.
We liked their social aspects of that and we see some synergies with eBay [the discovery technology could potentially be integrated into eBay to suggest items, for example]. You should think of StumbleUpon as an experiment.
EBay has the distinction of being a 12-year-old Web company at a time when there has been an influx of upstarts less than five years old. What advice do you have for these young Internet companies?
First of all, it is all about the buyer experience. You have to have the buyer experience right—you have to stay close to the customer. You have to continue to stay current and innovate. If we are not experimenting in our space, then probably no one is. So you have to keep innovating and you have to keep experimenting.
The other lesson learned…you have to evolve your organization. You have to have the right people, in the right job, at the right time.
What is the greatest challenge facing eBay?
To continue to grow our e-commerce business in the U.S. and Germany, as rapidly as we would like. It is very important that we reaccelerate the growth in those areas.
What do you think is realistic growth for eBay?
We want to grow faster than e-commerce because the bulk of our business is anchored in e-commerce. But we have another responsibility, which is to grow e-commerce as a whole. If we are not helping the industry grow, ultimately the growth rates will converge with retail, and nobody wants that.
How do you help grow the industry?
Largely in terms of innovation: How can we make shopping on the Net more engaging and a better experience than the land-based alternative? What conveniences can we offer? How can we make it more fun?
You have talked a lot about making the shopping experience fun. What fuels fun?
What our users like is the fact that [eBay] is different than shopping in a big-box retail [store] where you practically know the store better than the people who work there [do]. It is the joy of discovery, of finding a good deal. It is meeting people who like the same things you do. It is interacting with other people in a way you never dreamed possible.
Is e-commerce the same outside of the U.S.?
People are the same around the world. Trading is in the human DNA; the desire to make connections is in the human DNA. The desire to make a better life for you and your family is as relevant in Berlin as it is in Bangkok. Over time we are going to have more customization [the user interface may be different, the social networking aspects may be different] but the experience is the same.
What excites you the most about eBay and the industry, and what do you worry about?
What excites me is really the pace of change that we are implementing at eBay. We are going to do more to eBay in the next few months than we have in the past two or three years.
What concerns me? Can we be an important part of innovating e-commerce? In order to continue to show 30%, 40%, 50% growth rates, we are going to have to pick up the pace of change and the pace of innovation. I think we have a responsibility to make [shopping] more fun, more entertaining, and have better values.


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Glentoran will remove John McGuigan from the firing line and support him following his arrest last weekend, says boss Eddie Patterson.
The 20-year-old winger is suspected of selling ecstasy tablets to revellers at Shine nightclub on University Street in the south of the city.
McGuigan was arrested by police in the early hours of Sunday after being detained by door staff at the Belfast venue.
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Glentoran are stunned by the news and they are now waiting to see what fate awaits their player.
However, the club acknowledges that it has a duty of care to the youngster who has also represented Northern Ireland at youth level.
Patterson accepts that McGuigan will need support after the disturbing development and he is not in the right frame of mind to perform for Glentoran who host Ballymena United in the Premiership tonight.
"We have a duty of care to John and we will give him as much support as we can," said the Glens boss (pictured).
"It's important that he gets the right counselling to get him through this difficult experience.
"John needs help and we can help him get that help. We must wait and see what the Public Prosecution Service does and then assess the situation.
"I have spoken to John and he is naturally very upset.
"It would be wrong of me as Glentoran manager to ask him to play football when this matter is on his mind.
"It is only right he is given time to come to terms with what has happened.
"He is 20-years-old and been a regular in our first team. International managers have also recognised his talent.
"Glentoran have a zero tolerance policy regarding drugs and that message is clear. But right now we are determined to give John the help and support he needs.
"Former Glentoran player Rory Hamill once failed a random drug test but recovered from that low point.
"John may have made a mistake but we all do and we all learn from them."
Glentoran added in a statement on their website: "Despite recent speculation, Glentoran Football Club confirms that at present no employee of the club has been charged with a criminal offence relating to illegal drugs.
"Glentoran is a local football club with a long standing link to and participation in the broader community.
"The club has since 1882 had an absolute and ongoing commitment to youth development in football.
"As such the club has a zero tolerance approach to illegal drugs in any form. The club will always act in accordance with those principles."
Meanwhile, Patterson has major injury concerns on his mind ahead of the Sky Blues showdown.
Jason Hill, Calum Birney and Jay Magee are all rated doubtful and may be wrapped in cotton wool with the Irish Cup quarter-final with Glenavon at The Oval looming on Monday.
"It's a massive test for us and made even tougher with the injuries and suspensions that have reduced our options," added Patterson.
"It's well documented about the players we have lost last summer and in January and we are doing the best we can with a depleted squad. Long term injuries to key players David Howland and Marcus Kane have been cruel blows as well.
"Over the last few weeks we have been playing with only two or three players from last season's Irish Cup final winning team and that shows you the changes that are taking place here.
"The turnover of players has been significant and it's an ongoing rebuilding process here.
"I would love to have more experience in the squad but we will keep competing with hunger and a desire to improve.
"Jason Hill, Calum and Jay are major injury doubts and we would not want to be without them for the Irish Cup game on Monday night either."
Glentoran and the Sky Blues are still scrapping to secure their place in the top half of the table before this month's league split and despite that uncertainty, Patterson remains a fan of the league format.
"There's quite a few teams in the mix for the top six going into the split so the games will be very competitive," he added.
"Those are the cards we have been dealt and we must respond to the challenge.
"Personally, I think the split is a good idea because there's plenty to fight for at the top, middle and bottom of the table.
"Two teams are going for the title but others want to pin down a European place.
"The league title run-in throws up some feisty battles so anyone who comes through that will be worthy winners."
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TORONTO, July 29 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index was marginally firmer shortly after the open on Wednesday, but moves were extremely limited ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate statement due later this afternoon.
The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index rose 9.23 points, or 0.07 percent, to 14,086.59. Half of the index's 10 main groups were positive, including the heavily weighted financials group. (Reporting by Solarina Ho)
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text: What does it mean that with God, nothing is impossible? Is there anything impossible for God? If so, what is it?Impossible Things for GodHebrews 6:17-18 "So when God desired to show more convincingly to the heirs of the promise the unchangeable character of his purpose, he guaranteed it with an oath, so that by two unchangeable things, in which it is impossible for God to lie, we who have fled for refuge might have strong encouragement to hold fast to the hope set before us."There … [Read more...]


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HOUSTON -- Mike Hampton helped himself with the bat in his duel with Mets ace Johan Santana.
Hampton hit a two-run homer off Santana and the Houston Astros beat the Mets 5-4 on Friday night, handing the New York ace a rare loss after the All-Star break.
Santana (11-8) went 8-0 in 15 second-half starts last season and beat Atlanta on Saturday, his first start after the break. He allowed 12 hits on Friday, matching a career high, in 6 2/3 innings and lost for the third time in five starts.
Hampton snapped a 1-all tie in the fourth, driving the first pitch into the left-field porch after Jeff Keppinger doubled.
Hampton has 16 career home runs, second to Carlos Zambrano (19) among active pitchers. He homered for the first time since May 8, 2005, when he played for Atlanta and hit one off Houston's Chad Harville.
"I was able to stay back long enough to hit his changeup," said Hampton, who came in with a .310 average this season. "It was just one of those things. I probably got lucky, but it was good for us."
Hampton (6-7) pitched well, too, striking out seven in 5 2/3 innings.
"I just wanted to stick with the game plan, mixing my pitches in and out, up and down," he said. "I did that for the most part."
Jose Valverde pitched a perfect ninth for his 11th save in 15 chances.
Chris Coste had a two-run double for the Astros, who've won seven of the last nine meetings with the Mets at Minute Maid Park.
Coste was making his third start at first base for Lance Berkman, who went on the disabled list Thursday with a strained calf. The Astros claimed the 36-year-old Coste off waivers on July 10 and he's batting .364 with four RBI in his three starts at Berkman's position.
"I've been a guy that's had to fight to get to the big leagues and fight to stay in the big leagues," he said. "Getting some hits, if that's what it takes to stay in the big leagues for a long time, I'm all for it. I have to view it as one of those incredible opportunities."
Omir Santos hit a solo homer for the Mets, who've lost six of eight. The Mets finished with 13 hits, but stranded 10 runners and scored fewer than five runs for the 15th time in 20 games.
Angel Berroa singled and scored on Luis Castillo's double in the Mets' fifth. Jeff Francoeur then hit a bloop single to center and Castillo scored to tie it 3-all when Michael Bourn couldn't convert a diving catch.
Hunter Pence and Ivan Rodriguez singled with two outs in the fifth before Coste doubled to center.
Santos cut Houston's lead to 5-4 with a solo homer in the sixth, his fifth of the season. Hampton had not allowed a home run in six starts.
In the seventh, Francouer was hit by a pitch from Alberto Arias and went to second on Fernando Tatis' single. Daniel Murphy singled to right, but Pence threw home and Rodriguez made the easy tag on Francouer at the plate.
"In that situation, you've got to make something happen," Francouer said. "Pence was playing shallow and he had a perfect throw at the plate.
"I probably looked like a pansy right there," Francouer said. "I needed a football play, but I could never square up with him."
The Mets led 1-0 before making their first out. Leadoff man Angel Pagan singled, advanced on Castillo's walk and scored on David Wright's single to center.
Carlos Lee tied it in the bottom half with Houston's third straight single, the first run allowed by Santana in 15 innings.
"I was just not able to come through tonight," Santana said.
- Mets RHP John Maine will seek a second opinion on his ailing right shoulder after aggravating it this week. Maine threw 65 pitches in a simulated game Tuesday in Port St. Lucie, Fla., but said afterward that he was feeling discomfort. Mets spokesman Jay Horwitz said Maine will meet some time next week with orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala.
- Astros RHP Chris Sampson threw about 25 pitches in a simulated game. Sampson has been on the disabled list since July 10 with muscle spasms in his throwing shoulder.
- Astros INF Aaron Boone took batting practice before the game. Boone, 36, is trying to come back from heart surgery in March.


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I was just wondering why this forum reads backwards? Every other forum, (or publication of any kind) that I have been to, reads from top to bottom, and starts on page1.
To me it doesn't make any sense to have to go to the last page of a thread to read the original post, and then work your way back from there. I am not trying to start any ****, just wondering why it is set up that way.


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A choir that provides an opportunity for women with breast cancer to socialise and perform is gearing up for a charity concert.
Kindred Spirits was formed last September when Frimley Park Hospital patient Linda Bellows approached professional musical director Steve Petch, who also oversees Rushmoor Odd Fellows Male Voice Choir and Crondall Community Choir, with the idea of setting up the new group.
Open to anyone who has had a diagnosis of breast cancer, it includes members at all stages of their journeys, from women who were diagnosed 20 years ago and have now overcome the disease to others who continue to undergo treatment.
The choir is set to perform as a special guest at Odd Fellows' charity concert in the Princes Hall on March 7, to help raise money for the three charities chosen by Rushmoor mayor Terry Bridgeman – Farnborough RBL Poppy Appeal, disability day centre Parkside and Frimley Park Hospital's Breast Care Appeal.
Linda, 61, from Weybourne, finished radiotherapy early last year. She said the project stemmed back to when she put on some music to cheer herself up and found herself singing and dancing along.
She said: "I was feeling a bit poorly so I put on an old Beatles CD quite loud and I started dancing around the kitchen and singing. It felt so good."
The married mother-of-two attended the Moving On programme at Frimley Park, which helps cancer patients get back on track after treatment, and asked Macmillan breast cancer nurse Ruth O'Connor if there were any choirs she could join.
When she found out there was not, she and Ruth, together with Steve, founded Kindred Spirits, holding weekly rehearsals at Cove Methodist Church in Farnborough. The choir now has around 30 members.
"From something so odd as me dancing around my kitchen, something wonderful has come of it," added Linda, who has now returned to work at Pullingers in Farnham.
Ruth, 42, from Farnborough, was a singing member of the choir up until the end of last year but has now taken a step back to co-ordinate the group.
"We didn't think it would take off in the way it has," she said. "We're overwhelmed by the way it's gone. It's been heartwarming."
Frimley Park Hospital provides some funding to Kindred Spirits, as does Macmillan, while members pay a small fee to be join. Ruth said she hoped the choir would eventually become self-funding by its members.
Steve, who lives in Fleet and was formerly musical director of the Aldershot Military Wives Choir, said he had been 'excited' about establishing the contemporary music choir.
"I couldn't see any reason why we couldn't do it," he said. "The problem was whether anyone would turn up, but 25 ladies turned up that first evening.
"We had only been going eight weeks but we managed to get the girls enough courage and confidence to perform in Camberley town centre.
"I can't praise them enough considering what they've been through. They have become a really close, tight-knit unit and the friendships have been incredible.
"For a lot of people it's something they've never done before. They all have a common objective to get together to do something and learn something."
Kindred Spirits' first public performance at Camberley Christmas market raised £700 for the Breast Care Appeal. They hope to raise another large sum at next month's Princes Hall gala.
Tickets for the evening show are available via 01252 329155. For information on how to join the choir


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I am trying to write a program in mathematica and i need to use a condition
like this:
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This is very easy in Fortran but i can't find out how i can use a condition
with Goto, so that i can reexecute a previously executed cell.
Detween the i=i+1 statement and the If[i<imax,Goto 10] ,there are many
commands (more than 40) which i don't want to put them in one and only cell.
Also, i dont necessarily want to use the Goto command. Any equivelant is
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The 4th International Network of Indigenous Health Knowledge and Development Conference
Adams, Mick, Fredericks, Bronwyn L., Faulkner, Samantha, Meiklejohn, Beryl M., Wilkes, Ted, Roe, Yvette L., Paki, Dionne, Stearne, Annalee, & Roe Banks, Jye (2010) The 4th International Network of Indigenous Health Knowledge and Development Conference. Aboriginal and Islander Health Worker Journal, 34(5), pp. 31-32.
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Why do academic researchers avoid behavioral finance?
Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's right-hand-man and Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, has said the following regarding behavioral economics:
How could economics not be behavioral? If it isn't behavioral, what the hell is it?
Apparently, academic researchers don't agree. A crew of PhD students at HKUST summarize the articles being published in top-tier economic and finance publications over the past 5 years.
Perhaps not surprisingly, the academic literature (as proxied via the Journal of Finance) overwhelming sticks to their guns when it comes to understanding "agents" in the economy. Papers focused on "rational" finance outnumber "behavioral" finance 4 to 1. Or as Dick Thaler might say, "The econs are winning."
The good news is we help fill the void and try and highlight interesting papers focused on behavioral finance. Our treatise on the subject is here.
The HKUST PhD students also find a bunch of interesting things that summarize the status of academic finance research.
Here are a summary of the points highlighted in the paper:
- The journals are not as US-centric as commonly believed in Asia.
- The number of authors per article is trending up, with the mean being about 2.6.
- Classification is very difficult. There are more papers published which are not only intra-discipline but also inter-disciplinary. Macro-banking-finance is the hottest inter-disciplinary topic.
- The ratio between theory to empirical is highest in RFS (about 1:2) and lowest in JFQA (about 1:6). No trends are discernible in asset pricing, but less theory papers are being published in corporate finance.
- In corporate finance, the dominance of the old chestnuts – capital structure and corporate governance – is trending down. M&A is popular. Links between markets, banks and firms is a hot new area.
- In asset pricing, identification of new sources of risk, and pricing of non-equity assets are hot new areas.
- In investments, hedge funds, venture capital and private equity are hot.
- High frequency trading has resuscitated the market microstructure area.
- Niche areas like household finance, culture and finance, politics and finance, labor and finance, media and finance, networks and finance, are not niche anymore.
- Amongst finance journals, JF is No 1 followed by the RFS.
- Top non-finance journals like the AER, JPE, QJE and Management Science publish many finance papers. With the notable exception of QJE, these journals now have lower impact factors than the top 3 finance journals.
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Re: Which Mathematica product should I get?
Yes, I'm fully aware of this.
I just don't know which variant of Mathematica to get. What's the advantage
of CalcCenter over Mathematica, and is CalculusVIS worth buying too?
<siewsk at bp.com> wrote in message news:eu5584$lop$1 at smc.vnet.net...
> Mathematica is a tool. A very very useful tool but it is still a tool.
> Having said that, please get Mathematica if you can afford it because
> you will be using the same tool even when you enter a university.
> Having a consistent tool for the next 6 years will be of great benefit
> to you.
> Like all things in life, there will be a learning curve.
> I have no problems entering calculus equations in Mathematica, either
> using the keyboard or using the mouse with the Formula palletes.


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Course DescriptionApplies psychological principles to relationships in both personal and professional environments. Includes an overview of basic personality and social psychology concepts, as well as specific skill development in the areas of communication, listening, and conflict resolution. Prerequisites: WR 115, RD 115 and MTH 20 or equivalent placement test scores. Audit available.
Intended Outcomes for the course
Upon successful completion students should be able to:
1. Apply an understanding of psychological and social influences on human behavior to objectively analyze ones own interpersonal experiences and relationships.
2. Utilize intra- and interpersonal management skills to increase effectiveness in personal and professional relationships.
3. Use knowledge of culturally diverse practices to increase sensitivity and competence in a variety of social and cultural interactions.
4. Communicate, listen, and manage conflict more effectively in personal and professional relationships.
Outcome Assessment Strategies
Students will demonstrate intended outcomes by any combination of the following as determined by the instructor:
1. Written and /or oral assignments designed to promote integration of class material with personal reflection, experience, and/or skill acquisition.
2. Multiple choice, short answer and essay questions that require integration, application, and critical examination of material covered in the course.
3. Participation in dyad and group exercises and/or discussions, including skill-building exercises and activities within and outside the classroom. In- and outside-classroom activities may include email, online discussion, and video-taping.
4. Attendance at lectures, workshops , on-campus and community events directly related to the course outcomes.
5. Student-teacher conferences where verbal and non-verbal skills may be demonstrated and competency assessed.
6. Participation in and critical assessment of a service learning project directly related to the course outcomes
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Core principles of the basic perspectives on human nature, personality and behavior (these may include psychodynamic, learning, cognitive, humanistic, and trait-based perspectives).
2. Factors that contribute to the development of self-concept and its possible distortions.
3. Physiological, socio-cultural, and gender influences on perception, judgment, and communication.
4. Basic distinctions among and causes of stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination, and how to reduce these barriers to understanding others.
5. Basic human emotions and the verbal and nonverbal expression of emotions, and how emotions impact thinking, perception and communication.
6. The relationship among cognitions, emotions, and behavior, including the principles of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy.
7. The creation, development, and maintenance of communication climates.
8. Common ambiguities in verbal language that contribute to misunderstandings, as well as strategies for overcoming them. Contrasting fact vs. inference, and the use of I-language.
9. Effective listening strategies, particularly active listening and paraphrasing as a means of increasing understanding and reducing conflict.
10. Cultural and gender differences in verbal and nonverbal communication.
11. Origins of defensive reactions, recognition of common language patterns that promote defensiveness, and development of effective strategies for communicating non-defensively.
12. Common patterns of interpersonal conflict, the benefits and limitations of each, and how to develop more assertive strategies for managing conflict.
13. Basic conflict outcomes and strategies for promoting satisfactory outcomes.
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1. Explain ones own characteristics and behavior using psychological perspectives described in the course.
2. Identify factors influencing development of and analysis of the accuracy of ones own self-concept, including socio-cultural, gender, and individual influences, and how self-concept is maintained and changed.
3. Demonstrate understanding of how physiological, socio-cultural, gender, and individual factors influence perception of self and others.
4. Understand basic attribution theory from an individualistic cultural viewpoint, including the fundamental attribution error, self-serving biases, blaming the victim, and other cognitive distortions involving judgments of self and others.
5. Understand basic social-psychological principles relating to the development and maintenance of stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination.
6. Demonstrate knowledge of and ability to use strategies for improving understanding of others, including perception-checking and paraphrasing.
7. Identify a wide range of human emotions, and ways of expressing them that are sensitive to the socio-cultural and relational context
8. Demonstrate consistent congruence between verbal and nonverbal communication.
9. Demonstrate knowledge of and ability to use strategies for management of ones own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, including Rational Emotive Therapy (or REBT).
10. Demonstrate knowledge of and ability to apply more effective communication strategies, including the use of I language and other methods of communicating with responsibility.
11. Identify effective and ineffective listening strategies and demonstrate effective listening skills.
12. Identify and understand defensive responses, and demonstrate skills to manage defensiveness in communication.
13. Demonstrate an ability to apply basic assertiveness skills as appropriate in conflict situations.
14. Demonstrate understanding of different conflict outcomes and the ability to apply effective conflict resolution skills.
15. Demonstrate knowledge of the factors involved in the creation, development, and maintenance of communication climates in both personal and professional environments.


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The monk joins the monestary with the oath of silence...'
Head Monk declares he is allowed to speak 2 word after each 5 year period.
After 5 years he states " Bed hard"
On his 10 anniveresary the head monk asked how it goes. Monk replies "Food Nasty"
At the 15 year milestone the Monk declares "I quit!"
Head monk replies. "OK since all you have done is complain since you got here!"
God so loved the world He gave his only Son...
...Believe in Him and have everlasting life.
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Let me repeat that. Best words ever: It's taper time!
It is two weeks until Rock and Roll San Diego, and I have completed the hardest part of my training. Alan and I ran our last long run on Sunday, 20 miles (my second 20-miler in two weeks). Now, we will gradually taper down first our distance, then our pace, with the expectation that on Sunday, June 1 our legs will be strong and ready to have a great race.
My training has not been perfect, but I do feel ready to take on the marathon for the first time in seven years. It may not be pretty, but I do know that, one way or another, I will finish the race. As always, my exercise induced asthma, which has caused me to drop out of only two marathons out of the 37 that I've started, which will determine whether I have a great race, or struggle just to finish. We will see.
The 20 mile run on Sunday was, well, I think it was the toughest run I've ever done (except maybe this one). While we were fortunate that the sun pretty much stayed behind the clouds, it was still hot, up to about 87 degrees when we finally finished.
I did fine until mile 16, right after a stop at a fire station that is five miles from home. It is a perfect spot to stop, get some ice and water, take a gel, and (hopefully) regroup for the last part of the run.
Well, that last part didn't happen. After I started running again, I just couldn't get it together. My asthma kicked up, my body wouldn't cooperate, and I spent more time walking than running. In fact, my total time was more than a half hour longer than last week's run. I really don't worry too much about my average pace during the long run, but it is a good comparison to highlight just how bad I felt this week.
Earlier in the week, I managed only a few miles, with my migraine last Wednesday taking away my only longish mid-week run. I ran three miles on Saturday, which was fine, but in spite of running 20 on Sunday, my total for the week was under 25. I plan one more good tempo run this coming Wednesday, then I'll be resting up on my way to the race! Fingers crossed that things go as planned!
Some pictures from the week:
Yes, my desk is a mess. But that little cutie pie in the middle always makes me smile. It is Teddy Bear, Kierston's darling Doodle, and his smile always makes me happy.
From Saturday, sporting my Sweat Guru tank that my Ragnar teammate gifted the team with. BTW, Jamie finished her first 100 mile race over the weekend (which makes me feel a little guilty for complaining about my 20 miler).
If you follow me on Instagram, you may have seen this shot of an excited Olivia at lunch time. I think her jump is at least twice her height!
I've been using Vega Sport Recovery Accelerator as part of a campaign with Vega and Fit Approach. I really think it helps my recovery (I have purchased more to continue using it in my training).
Sunday, though, was just beyond anything that even Recovery Accelerator could help. Alan and I each drank a glass, then I had more than a quart of coconut water, plus some plain water. In spite of that, when I went to lay down for a while, my calves and toes kept cramping so badly that I couldn't lie still! If I wasn't careful, my toes especially, would cramp up and basically freeze in a painful, pointed position.
Fortunately, after a little more time, food, and liquid, this seemed to abate, so by the time I am writing this post, my legs no longer hurt. Compression socks helped too.
I don't know if you've noticed, but I've been wearing the same top in all of my recent long runs. It is a top that I purchased from Lorna Jane, more as a yoga top than for running. But, and this is a huge but, it has been so comfortable, plus I don't chafe when I wear it, that I have decided to wear it during the marathon. It's pretty too.
As I've gotten older, chafing has become a big problem for me, both on my arms and legs. I actually have a scar on my legs from the chafing during my last Palm Springs Half Marathon (and I was wearing a running skirt that had not previously caused it). I haven't totally decided on the shorts/skirt I will wear for the race, but believe me, a lot of thought goes into the choice (way beyond how it will look!).
It's been a while since I could dress like this for a marathon! Sorry about the bad quality. It's a proof (they used to mail them to you in the olden days) that has been taped on my fridge for years. I think it actually is from the Rock and Roll Marathon back around 2001. But wearing a sports bra and short-shorts is not part of my current reality.
So, I am on my way. Two weeks to go, then it is time to Rock and Roll!
Stayed tuned on Wednesday for some tips on returning to the marathon after a (long) layoff.
How was your weekend? Any long runs, events, or great fun?


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TWINSBURG TOWNSHIP -- Trustees voted Dec. 19 to approve $700,000 in bonds for the purchase of a 20,000-square-foot portion of the previous Township Hall from the Summit County Port Authority, to store all of the township's service department equipment.
Township Manager Rob Kagler said the bond is a 10-year internal borrowing arrangement in which the township will pay back $70,000 to bondholders each December starting in 2013. The payments will carry an interest rate of 1.5 percent and can be prepaid with no penalty.
The township already sub-leases the same space for its service equipment from Pawsibilities: The Humane Society of Greater Akron, which leases space from the Summit County Port Authority, which currently owns the entire 65,000-square-foot building. The port authority also leases portions of the building to Hattie Larlham's Doggie Daycare and Boarding facilities.
The township currently pays the Humane Society of Greater Akron $3,500 per month for the space.
Initial payments on the bonds will be borrowed from other funds in the township's charter of accounts. Yearly payments will be funneled through the general fund before being returned with interest to the funds originally borrowed from.
"[Trustees] could have expended cash from the general fund but that would have reduced the number of things that the Board could consider doing early in 2013," Kagler said Dec. 28. "The money will flow into the general fund over the next 10 years and they will be able to do other things now and just have a little bit more flexibility."
Kagler said the township currently has no estimated cost for the planned renovations that will follow the purchase. Renovations may include moving truck docks, installing new lighting and separating utilities.
Although other options were explored to house the service department equipment, such as buying space in other buildings in the township's industrial park and spending more than an estimated $2 million on a new site, township administrators decided buying out the leased space was ideal, partly due to the township's previous stay in the Darrow Road building.
"The building was retrofitted to accommodate the service department several years ago, so it's a perfect fit," said Trustee Tom Schmidt. "We decided rather than go to another site and refit a building again, we would purchase that portion of the building."
"We had looked at adding onto the [current] Township Hall ... we looked at purchasing other buildings ... we looked at building other buildings. This was deemed by the Board to be the best option," Kagler added.
Currently located at 1790 Enterprise Parkway, Twinsburg Township Hall has moved several times since 2007, the most recent being from the Darrow Road location.
The purchased space will house the vehicles, equipment and supplies used by the township's service department, including plow and salt trucks, lawn mowers and more.
"One other key component is the big salt dome we had built there," Schmidt said. "It's a significant expense and to have the ability to use that uninterrupted is also a key part of that building site for us."
The salt dome was built in 2005 at a cost of about $80,000.
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Hi,I'm a newbe and have intro'd 2 times .I recently purchased a 31 botie truck basket case,and did well at 800.00.This is not an advertisement.I just tripped across a 29 2dr strd sdn. and talked the ole man down to 2500.00. I have put asmall depos. dwn. and based on what I saw in the latest hennings on pg.300 ,top middle,I'm wondering if any of you might have some input on what a ride like this is really worth as money is tight w/ the other rod coming on(al though I can use some parts on it for now) .The car is complete w/ orig. glass and wood.I will be rodding.Natually theres more to say about this car,but was hoping for some honest input .
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As you know these old chev,s are full of wood,, usually all rotted out,, you mentioned that it was all origional , including the wood,, then My guess would be that the wood needs replacing. all the doors swing on the wood structure, and usually are saging, I am working on a 36 Chev sedan now and the car is in great shape ,, but the wood is really bad, so I am replacing it with steel tubing and sheetmetal,, not a real easy job, but a wood kit is 5K dollars, so If I was you I would check the wood structure real good,, it might look sturdy ,, but check for dryrot,,
I hope I havn't discouraged you too much,, but if the wood isn't good I think 2500. is a bit high,,, but thats my 02 worth,
The 36 that I'm working on isn't mine,, I would have second thougts about building a rod with so much wood in it,, they creak and groan and rattle, but again thats my 02,, sorry BILL
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We see an opening video to hype the Hell in a Cell Match and the big feuds going into tonight's pay-per-view. We go live into the arena in Miami, Florida, where Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler, and John Bradhsaw Layfield welcome us to the show.
WWE Tag Team Championship Triple Threat Match: Cody Rhodes and Goldust (c) vs. The Shield (Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins) vs. The Usos (Jey and Jimmy)
Goldust and Rollins start the match out. Goldust gets the better of Rollins, who tags in Jey Uso. Goldust takes Jey down with an Atomic Drop and a kick to the head. Goldust goes for the cover, but Jey kicks out at two. Goldust tags in Rhodes, who comes in and slams Jey down to the mat. Rhodes goes for the cover, but Jey kicks out at two. Jey gets away and tags in Jimmy, who takes Rhodes down and goes for two quick covers. Jimmy slams Rhodes down and goes for another cover, but Rhodes kicks out at two. Rhodes gets away and tags in Goldust, and Jimmy tags in Jey. Goldust delivers a series of right hands to Jey, but Reigns grabs Goldust and slams him into the ring apron after a blind tag. Reigns tosses Goldust into the ring and goes for the cover, but Goldust kicks out at two. Reigns tags in Rollins, who goes to work on Goldust. Rollins kicks Goldust in the head on the ring apron. Rollins gets back into the ring and goes for the cover, but Goldust kicks out at two. Rollins knocks Rhodes off the apron and goes right back after Goldust. Rollins takes Goldust to the corner and tags in Reigns. Reigns drops Goldust with a right hand and goes for the cover, but Goldust kicks out at two. Down on the mat, Reigns locks in a headlock on Goldust. Goldust gets free and drops Reigns with a back-slide, but only gets a two count. Reigns comes back with an elbow and drops Goldust to the mat and goes for the cover, but Goldust kicks out at two. Reigns drops an elbow on Goldust and goes for the cover, but Goldust kicks out at two again. Goldust comes back and delivers a DDT to Reigns. Reigns tags in Rollins, who dropkicks Rhodes off the apron. Rollins takes Goldust down and tags in Reigns again. Goldust goes to tag one of the Usos, but Reigns and Rollins pull both Usos off the apron. Reigns gets into the ring and takes Goldust down and goes for the cover, but Rhodes breaks it up at two. Reigns slams Goldust into the corner and then takes him into the opposite corner. Reigns charges, but Goldust moves and takes Reigns down with a power slam. Goldust finally tags in Rhodes, who takes Reigns down with a missile dropkick. Reigns tags Rollins and Rhodes takes him down with a moonsault. Rhodes goes for the cover, but Rollins kicks out at two. Rhodes catches Rollins on the top rope and kicks him in the midsection. Jimmy tags Rhodes and Rollins sends Rhodes to the floor. Jimmy takes Rollins down with a cross-body and goes for the cover, but Rollins kicks out at two. Jey sends Goldust and Reigns to the outside and takes them both out with a suicide dive. Jimmy takes Rollins down with a Samoan Drop and goes for the cover, but Rollins kicks out at two. Rhodes tags himself back in and goes for Cross Rhodes on Rollins, but Rollins backs Rhodes into the corner and delivers a big kick. Rollins and Rhodes fight on the ropes and Rhodes suplexes Rollins all the way down to the floor and takes everybody out. Back in the ring, Rhodes goes for the cover on Rollins, but Jey breaks up the count with a Samoan Splash from the top rope. Reigns gets back into the ring and delivers a Spear to Jey. Goldust takes out Reigns and Rhodes goes for the Disaster Kick on Rollins. Rollins catches him, but Goldust kicks Rollins in the face. Rhodes drops Rollins with Cross Rhodes and gets the pin fall.
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Water heater drain pan - can I drain into the washer drain?
I'll be installing a water heater drain pan, and my washing machine is on the other side of the wall from the water heater. Would there be any issues or problems with simply draining the water heater drain pan into the existing drain behind the washer? Could I simply connect t the water heater drain pan to the washer drain with pvc pipe?
Hoping this will be a simple solution. Thanks for your help!
Yes you can connect the two drain lines as long as the level of the waterheater drain pan bottom is at the level of, or higher than, the washing machine inlet to the drain. The drain for the water heater hopefully will never have water in it and the washing machine, when it is discharging, is dumping 10-15 gallons of water at around 20 P.S.I. down its stand pipe. If the water heater is not above the washer in an open-air drain configuration your wifey is going to flush something down the pipe AFTER you clean up the flooding and build her a new house.
Please don't. Whenever the washer discharges, the water will go to the heater drain pan, and probably overflow it. Lint in the washer drain line can also clog the heater pan opening.
The washer drain opening (where the plastic drain hose goes in) is about 33" up from the floor level (slab). The water heater bottom is raised off the slab only about 22" up. I realize I shouldn't have the pipe go uphill from the water heater - I was wondering if I could drill into the side of the existing washer drain pipe at the level of the water heater drain pan and seal the pvc joint.
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what if the pipe coming from the water heater drain pan is coming in to the washer drainpipe at a downward angle? Will it still back up?
Alothough you seldom "see" it, the washer discharge water often backs up into the drain pipe. This is why new Plumbing codes are for 2" drains instead of the old 1-1/2". Newer washers also have higher discharge rates than the older models. Once you secure the heater drain in, you will not likely ever check to see if it is clogged, until it backs up. I agree that heaters seldom, if ever, need the drain pan, but it's that one time that will make you wish you had done it correctly. Many States require the drain pan to exit outside the home.
A waterheater drain pan first off has no trap on it so just sticking it into the side of apipe will make your home smell just like the sewer. A drain pan for any waterheater is a marvelous item and most new homes around here put them in just as a matter of course whether they are in the basement, first, second, or third floors, or in the garage. The only drain requirement is that they have an "air-gap" drain arrangement. This means that the bottom of the drain pan MUST BE higher than the drain to be run to. They do not tell us how to just to do.
Thanks everyone for your advice. I've decided to play it safe and run pvc pipe along the back wall of the garage and drain to outside.
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Luquillo Sunrise Beach Inn offers an exceptional value for budget minded travelers. This Bed & Breakfast is located on a stretch of Puerto Rico's famous Luquillo Beach where surfers can often be seen riding the waves. Luquillo Sunrise Beach inn is also only 45 minutes from San Juan International Airport, and just minutes away from Fajardo, where guests can find a multitude of water sports available. All of our rooms feature balconies facing the ocean where our guests can enjoy the fresh tradewind breeze and sound of the surf.
5 on October 17, 2016
It was our first trip to Puerto Rico, but it won't be our last. I could not have found a better place for my husband and I to spend my 50th. Maria, Katie and the other staff were very personable and professional. Looking forward to staying in the future. Thank you for the experience
5 on May 14, 2016
From check in to check out, we were treated with best of care. Warm welcome and very helpful to answer our questions about the area. They host a number of nature-focused events depending on the season (turtle-nesting, bird watching, ...) and even gave us instructions for self-guided when our days didn't line up with their schedule. Very nice breakfast with different menu every day. Coconut French toast very special. On-site gated parking a plus.
5 on January 19, 2016
My family of 5 stayed in the Green Room. Perfect! Enough room for all to have privacy. Staff was fantastic. If you asked for directions, recommendations for a place to eat, places to see... they were there to help. Location was excellent. Watch the surfers, down the beach is great swimming areas, short walk to other excellent beaches. Near a wide variety of places to eat. Warm breakfast every morning, not just bagels and coffee, but delicious food made for you when you get there with a wide variety of fruits and, yes, coffee! Iguana's lounge around in the yard, gecko's wandering everywhere. Very well maintained, best beach views on the island are from the balcony. Only problem was having to leave and come back to snow.
4.2 on June 02, 2014
A wonderful place to stay - right on the beach, nice amenities, friendly helpful staff ... and a wondeful restaurant next door.
4.0 on November 26, 2013
Staff were terrific: Very helpful and friendly. Breakfasts were good, and served on a beautiful veranda with views of the beach and ocean.
4.8 on March 22, 2013
We really liked the Luquillo Sunrise, although we do not surf. Nice rooms, very friendly and helpful personnel and a breathtaking view on the ocean and the sunrise. To swim directly in front of the hotel is a bit difficult because of the waves (surfer's paradise, I guess), but in a 1 minute walk there as a nice shallow beach with reefs breaking the waves. We will go there again. Considering that P.R. is a really expensive place, the prices are absolutely ok.
4.4 on October 07, 2012
Don't stay anywhere else if you want to be near El Jungue, in a small very friendly, town and ON THE BEACH!.The service is first class, relaxed, very accomodating and helpful. The rooms are good size, clean and FACE THE OCEAN! Go to sleep listening to the waves. The breakfast is excellant and overall it has a very relaxed, friendly feel. We will not go anywhere else, next time we visit Luquillo, PR
4.6 on September 06, 2012
Our room had a beautiful ocean view. The room was always clean and the staff was friendly and very helpful. Breakfast was different everyday and the dining area overlooking the ocean was terrific. If they recommend a restaurant or two, try them. The town was quiet during the week, but it looked like it was getting busy when we left Friday afternoon. The streets in Luquillo are a little difficult, and Garmin is probably wrong (ours was). Take a look at a map before trying to drive there. I would stay here again if I get back there.
4.0 on May 19, 2012
If you are looking for a cruise ship experience, you should go on a cruise. Luquillo Sunrise Beach Inn is a wonderful little B&B that faces a surfer beach. The town around it passed it's prime in the 80's, but it does a great job of representing how people in the area truly live. The breakfasts were wonderful, and the staff does everything in their power to ensure that you have a wonderful experience. We found it relaxing, comfortable, and a great place to bounce away from to visit the area. It is in relatively close proximity to beaches, as well as the rain forest. The dining recommendations were excellent. I highly recommend going two doors down to Pasta Y Pueblo. From the outside, you would never believe you are sitting in front of some of the finest dining I have ever experienced. There was always clean linens and towels available. The staff if very helpful, but non-intrusive. We loved it. One word of warning, if you travel to the rainforest, watch your footing carefully. PR is no place to break a leg - as we saddly learned.
5 on April 15, 2012
I have been thinking for a week about how to explain my stay the best way and I have decided to say this ... I have thought about not leaving a review at all because of the fear that this inn would become impossible to book in the future due to everyone choosing it. hope that puts it in perspective for you ;) Waz
Standard Room with private oceanfront balcony. Room has one Queen bed with private bathroom with shower. A/C in all rooms and Satelite TV!
Double double: This room, very tastefully decorated, comes with two full size beds, air conditioning, satellite TV, private oceanfront balcony, and private bathroom.
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Step 1: When leaving airport take exit to Carolina onto Route 26 for 5 miles. Step 2: Turn left onto Route 3 toward Fajardo for 20 minutes Step 3: After passing the beach kiosko's (60 food stands), turn left at traffic light into Luquillo. Three high rise condos will be in front of you. Turn right at "T" for 3 blocks Take first left after ballpark Take first right toward ocean Turn right and go 1 block to Luquillo Sunrise Beach Inn.
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