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A new WR rider
Posted July 14, 2006 - 08:31 PM
Looped twice in the first mile-then it was the greatest thing ever!
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Posted July 14, 2006 - 10:57 PM
If you can help find that link, that would be great. But I was thinking of just shaving the seat down like the way I did mine.
Hey rushfan, told you that this is a good site, here are a couple of links to threads about lowering. There are a few more around as well:
http://www.thumperta...t=lowering link
06 WR450F lowering
http://www.thumperta...t=lowering link
WR400 Lowering link !
Also check out TT Store which has them for YZ/WRs.
Posted July 15, 2006 - 05:12 AM
It might be worthwhile to put the stock WR throttle-stop in for awhile...til he gets used to 4x the power!
Yes. That's a good idea, and I thought about that. I'll do that, and leave like that for the rest of THIS riding season, and see how he does.
Posted July 15, 2006 - 05:14 AM
In 1977 I got a YZ400 - I was 14- 140 pounds and could not touch.
Looped twice in the first mile-then it was the greatest thing ever!
Posted July 15, 2006 - 05:30 AM
My son road my 05 WR450 last year, he was 13 then so I left it restricted as this was the first bike he had ridden with a clutch. I think it depends on the kid, you obviously know if they are sensible and have common sense (which I'm sure yours does Rushfan). Initially he was very cautious and had good throttle control. If anything he would occasionally drop it when the weight got the better of him but other than that loved it. He is now 14yrs 5ft9 160lb and the bike has the free mods done, as his confidence has grown so has his use of the power and he loves it. He has also ridden my mates 450x, and another's '06 Wr250 with free mods and he doesn't like the 250 now he's used to the 450 grunt. As for lowering the bike Rushfan, set the sag for him, but I don't think I would wast my money on changing suspension linkages or seats at least see how he gets on with it to start. The kids going to grow fast and my bets are he'll get used to it in no time. When he's a bit older and grown I would take Matt 05's advice and get the suspension professionally set up. Enjoy the weekend and keep us posted.
I agree with you about him dropping it. I know that it's gonna happen, and will happen a lot. I think radiator guards are a must, and a worthy investment.
Also, lowering it is not something that I was considering, at least for right now, but I will shave the seat down like I did mine. Shaving the seat put me more IN the bike, instead of feeling like I am on top of the bike. It lowered the center of gravity, and helps with cornering. For my Son I think it will do all that, but also make the bike feel a little less top heavy too.
Right now the sag is set up for the guy that I bought it from. It's very stiff. He is 6'8", and about 350lbs . I'm not sure about the sag, other than returning it back to the factory settings. Maybe you can advise me on that.
Other than that, all of you guys are not only giving me a lot of great advise, but a lot of support. Thanks to all... ...
Posted July 15, 2006 - 05:33 AM
I think at 5'8" seat height wont be as big an issue for him as the weight. He will definitely drop it a few times. I think I would put the throttle stop back in and reconnect the Grey wire (if it was unplugged). Coming off an xr 100, the wr 450 will feel like a tank to him, but he will get used to it fast. Thats a hell of a gift, your a cool dad. Have fun and be safe....
After I put the throttle stop back in, I don't think that I will have to do the gray wire. I'll kinda feel it out though.
But yeah, I agree that it's gonna feel like a tank. Sometimes mine feels like a tank to me too. My old xr400 did for sure...
Thanks for the help...
Posted July 15, 2006 - 05:34 AM
Hey rushfan, told you that this is a good site, here are a couple of links to threads about lowering. There are a few more around as well:
http://www.thumperta...t=lowering link
06 WR450F lowering
http://www.thumperta...t=lowering link
WR400 Lowering link !
Also check out TT Store which has them for YZ/WRs.
Right on dude, thanks for finding that for me. I'm gonna book mark this one and save it for the future.
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I marked a point on the fender using a marker pen to make it easier. I think it's between 3.5 and 4 inches. Look in the manual from Chapter 3 page 36 for the standard settings on rebound and compression. I was reading on TT last year one Saturday night and taking advice from Indy to get the Unibaker rad guards, we go out the next day my son slid the bike sideways on a bank and bent and split the left rad not a big get off, he was fine. So more info from TT used Mylers got the rad fixed then bought the Unibakers here on TT, highly recommend them, the bikes been dropped, slid and dumped on many occasions since and they are standing up well to the abuse. Then went through one clutch and two brake levers so I now have Fastway hand guards with the combined damper mount,(recently got my Scotts damper from TT as well).
Good idea on fitting the stock throttle screw, I think hell be ready for more power after 5 or 6 outings, you could then cut it Midway between stock and YZ lengths before going all the way to YZ length,( 20mm to the underside of the screw head).
Posted July 15, 2006 - 10:57 AM
In the beginning of the summer, my Son went to spend about 3 weeks at my Father in laws. He has a ranch and my Son goes there to work...his fifth year in a row, and gets a chance to learn some good work values and get paid for it, during this time, they all go to a fair the for a week and show birds and goats...also getting paid to work. about a $100 a day.
...sorry for the blahhh blaaahhh My point is that he'll come home with $$ burning a fat hole in his wallet. So, I will let him buy all of the nice trims for his new blue bike. Lots and lots of stickers, i'm sure.
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Thanks again for all of the support from all of you guys....
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Ok...Today is the day. The only thing is, I'm not going to be able to put it in his room. It just won't work out that way. I'll let you guys know what happens. I might even send a pic or 2.
Thanks again for all of the support from all of you guys....
Ok, what happened?
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Posted July 16, 2006 - 05:31 PM
First, I have to say that all of this has been fun. All of you guys have been very supportive and encouraging. I new from the start that this bike is a little too big, but all of you have giving me the support and advise that I was looking for. I was thinking that I might be a little for doing this. Thanks again to all.
Here are a few pics of the happy kid and his new blue Yami...
Right on fella's...thanks again
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Skip to comments.Angela Corey and Kalina v. Fletcher, 522 US 118
Posted on 07/16/2013 11:31:53 AM PDT by SeaHawkFan
Read the above case and you can see that as the complaining witness in the prosecution, and with all her lies and deception, Angela Corey will not be able to claim prosecutorial immunity.
This is why ALL smart prosecutors avoid composing affidavits for prosecutions, because writing them makes them the complaint witness, and thus liable to civil action.
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And did I read where she had a 12 yr old stand trial as an adult?
Interested in you opinion on this.
Ok but the title was at first confusing as it makes one think that Corey is somehow involved in the Fletcher case.
What you're saying to be clear is that the Fletcher case shows how a prosecutor can be held liable for misconduct. Thanks for the link.
But who would bring the suit against Corey?
I can see one "Hor-Hay" Zimmerman being front and centre on this one. I think he'd win, too. Malicious and unfounded prosecution for starters.
Very interesting
I was a Chief Deputy Prosecutor when Kalina v. Fletcher was handed down. It does not say what your quick blurb says it does. Kalina holds that a prosecutor DOES have absolute immunity if they draft the Probable Cause affidavit, when the affidavit is signed by someone else. It is only when the prosecutor signs the affidavit themselves UNDER OATH that they lose full immunity and only receive qualified immunity.
This did not change any of the policies of my office at the time of the opinion. I had already determined that NO prosecutor was going to make a statement of probable cause under oath. That is for the police officer to do. Prosecutors are advocates, not witnesses.
I regularly conducted training sessions to police officers on how to write PC affidavits, and always cautioned them about false statements or writing misleading affidavits. I had two detectives terminated for fudging their PC affidavits, although the statements didn't rise to the level of outright perjury. It was more for what they omitted than for what they said. I took sworn probable cause very seriously.
Now, I suppose that if there were a case where a plaintiff could prove that a prosecutor deliberately and knowingly suborned a perjured PC affidavit, they would lose their immunity. But a prosecutor willing to do such a thing is unfit for their job and should be compelled to do something else anyway.
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Star struck career climbers tend to ignore common sense. Corey belongs in prison.
The nutshell of this is while Corey claims absolute immunity in her position, the SCOTUS case points out
1 there's never ever been ABSOLUTE immunity to judges, prosecutors, DAs, and
2, while generally what could be considered absolute immunity for these people only applies to them as they perform their functions to resolve disputes,
they only have qualified (limited) immunity whne it comes to making DISCRETIONARY policy decisions. If they make such decisions with malice and without probable cause, they can be held personally liable.
Basically otherwise they could railroad people by charging them on false charges or ignoring facts, omitting facts, false facts, and never be able to be gone after for doing so.
I sure hope there is some smart and aggressive law firm that is willing to take this witch on and show that there is accountability for prosecutors who overreach and use their power for political persecution.
Immunity can only go so far, otherwise what is to stop prosecutors from becoming totally above the law?
Angela Cory must be publicly burned at the stake, figuratively. We MUST make an example of this woman, so that OTHER Leftist activist attorneys can tell the mob: "Look what happened to poor Angela, wish I could help you but -—"
She called him a " Murderer" after he was found not guilty!
This link also includes a syllabus.
So are you saying she can be prosecuted?
Child Murder Suspect Cristian Fernandez's Case Sparks Outrage
Zimmerman prosecutor under fire (video 4:20)
Zimmerman should sue everyone he can. They edited the tape to make him look Racist. They had witnesses lie about their identity and age and fact s. They had an Attorney interceding on behalf of the Victim who had no authority to do so. where are the charges? Where is Florida's AG and Gov. ? Same place as they were in the West election case where the Election official was committing fraud but hid in the hospital until the results were verified.
Until these people get hit hard in the pocketbook they will continue to trample "our"rights.
Prior to posting this ruling, FNC reported that Corey signed the affidavit that led to Zimmerman's arrest and prosecution.
As you know, she was not the advocate in this case. If she did sign the affidavit, she could be held civilly liable. You certainly would not disagree with that, would you.
That said, the FNC report may not be accurate.
Corey didn't have that in the Zimmerman case did she? In addition the Seminole county DA had already passed on indicting Zimmerman.
Also, as you know, it can never be an official duty of a public official to commit a crime, so a prosecutor suborning perjury would be criminally an civilly liable.
"So are you saying she can be prosecuted?" To answer this narrowly, this case proves anyone can be prosecuted for anything. But being prosecuted successfully? That's different.
Criminal prosecution is different than a civil lawsuit. Don't confuse the two. Kalina v. Fletcher was a civil lawsuit, not a criminal prosecution. The standards and types of proof are quite different. But both a civil suit and a criminal prosecution would be very difficult to prove in this case.
A prosecutor pretty much has immunity for what they say and do in the Courtroom. That's why I never spoke to the press, or just gave them bland NFL coaches post-game press conference type answers. But in the Courtroom I could say and do practically anything as long as it was supported by evidence. You wouldn't believe the things I got to say about criminal defendants.
Criminal prosecution would require you to prove that the prosecutor knew in advance that the witness was lying, and that the prosecutor did more than put them on the stand to tell the lie. It would require proof that the prosecutor had some sort of personal animosity toward the defendant and assisted somehow in perpetuating the lie. Maybe this isn't a legal standard, but what I would consider a practical one. Witnesses lie all the time and lawyers can always claim "plausible deniability" in that they are advocates. It's not for them to decide who is lying. That's for the jury. But if a prosecutor knew it was a lie, believed it to be a lie, and still intentionally portrayed it as the truth to convict an innocent person, that's a start. You would probably have to add to it that the prosecutor also deliberately concealed truthful exculpatory information. If yes to all of that, they could be prosecuted successfully.
It has to rise to the level of a Nifong to get there. This case probably falls short of that standard.
No knock knock here
Serious legal discussion
If Corey actually signed the PC affidavit, she's dumber than I thought. No way would I EVER have done that.
No defendant was ever worth my license to practice law, and no client is now.
I really appreciate your time in answering. Thank you very much.
"As you know, she was not the advocate in this case. If she did sign the affidavit, she could be held civilly liable. You certainly would not disagree with that, would you."
That's what I said, and that's what Kalina v. Fletcher holds. Your intro on this post says that a prosecutor can be held liable if they "draft" the PC. Drafting is different than signing. Drafting is covered by immunity. Signing is not. That's the holding of Kalina.
No problem.
Can she be held criminally accountable for holding back evidence or tampering with the cell phone ?
We are in agreement.
Withholding evidence is more likely to be subject of a civil lawsuit. Lower standard of proof (preponderance of evidence vs. beyond a reasonable doubt).
If she was actually the one who tampered with the cell phone, then she could be prosecuted for that. I would look at evidence but I would never personally touch it. That's for the cops and forensics people.
If she actually "played with" evidence outside the courtroom, she is, again, dumber than I thought.
The Courtroom was my playground, trials were play time, and the evidence was my toys. That was when you get to take out the toys and play with them. And you do it out in the open where everyone can see. That's the whole point of playing.
O'Steen and Galbreth (sp) signed the Affidavit of Probable Cause. BDLR signed the Issue Capius. http://www.scribd.com/mobile/doc/88953520
To be clear, Corey has a big problem with hiding evidence regardless of whether she signed the affidavit.
You are correct.
Looks like Corey is clear on this aspect.
Obstruction of justice is another matter for the Brady violations.
"State Attorney Angela Corey fired her offices information technology director Friday after he testified last month about being concerned prosecutors did not turn over information to George Zimmermans defense team in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin."
"O'MARA: I thought it was going to slow down, particularly when the evidence started coming out. Because you first and then me second said, look, guys, let's just wait. Sit back. You don't know the evidence yet because I don't know it yet. Let's wait until we have all the evidence. And I thought that would sort to tend to throw a tithe to bring it back. But it never did. And part of that was of course the way the prosecutors were hiding some of the evidence and the discovery and they just kept it at this fever pitch way too long."
HANNITY: Let's go over the irregularities in the case. Don, for example, the withholding of evidence which your partner mentioned. Explain that.
WEST: A moment ago, I said what's the most important thing, evidence as opposed to an appeal to emotion. Let's look at the real evidence and it was like pulling teeth to get the real evidence. The exculpatory evidence, the information that is the foundation of the way the criminal justice system is supposed to work says that the defense is entitled to all exculpatory evidence. And we fought month after month after month just to get what should have been given without the hundreds of hours that it took. So, that's the way this started and unfortunately it continued until the very day the trial started."
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This will get her named as a defendant in a Section 1983 Civil Rights lawsuit. Disciplinary action will be up to the whatever Florida agency is responsible, probably some arm of the State Supreme Court.
This smells bad, but I don't think we have a criminal case here yet.
This smells bad, but I dont think we have a criminal case here yet.b
not that would be great to indict her as imo there is more evidence of criminal action by her than was by Zimmerman..
There are no such firms. They leave the heavy lifting to Orly and then criticize. Oh, the beauty of being a conservative law firm, no risk just criticism.
One of the questions that needs to be asked is when did the prosecution find out about those words: "creepy ass cracka",
A "cracka" to Martin was/is a person acting like the police or a security guard.
Martin believed that he was running from the poooolice or security guard — aka "cracka".
So then all this nonsense from the prosecution about Zimmerman having to identify himself as neighborhood watch was a red herring from the prosecution.
Oh, by the way...what do you think about the IT guy having a civil rights action for wrongful termination? I figure Florida is an "at-will" state, but do you think a retaliatory termination to cover up a civil rights violation is actionable?
Does prosecutorial immunity cover going on GMA and calling GZ a murderer after he's been found not guilty and dismissed from the court?
1. Evidence hearing now pending (sanction) ?
2. Prosecutorial Misconduct ?
3. Infringing on Zimmerman's civil rights?
And the various lawsuits against media
And did I read where she had a 12 yr old stand trial as an adult?
Cristian Fernandez case
In 2011 Corey's office oversaw a case in which 12-year-old Cristian Fernandez was accused of killing his two-year-old brother. Corey sought and received a grand jury indictment of Fernandez on charges of homicide and aggravated child abuse, and decided to try him as an adult.[14] This move, which made Fernandez the youngest person ever to face a murder charge in Jacksonville's history, drew criticism and protests to send the case to juvenile court instead,[15] but Corey held that the juvenile system was inadequate to handle a crime of this magnitude.[16] Corey stated she did not intend for Fernandez to stand trial or serve a life sentence, but would rather accept a plea deal.[17] Fernandez pleaded guilty to manslaughter in February 2013 and was sentenced to detention in a juvenile facility until his 19th birthday.[18]
Notice the overcharge to get something lesser approach.
Look familiar ????
It appear to me at first blush he may have a case. Corey strikes me from the get go as vindictive and dishonest.
Florida has whistleblower laws, although I'm not a lawyer and don't know how relevant they might be. But I'd guess that'd be a good place to look first.
A place to start looking. ...
(ss. 448.01-448.110)
(ss. 448.20-448.26)
If Angela Corey submitted a false affidavit after attesting to its truthfulness under penalty of perjury, then she would be acting as a complaining witness and could be liable for both criminal and civil penalties.
Zimmerman could sue her, but who's going to prosecute her?
Is the COWARD Rick Scott going to call for a special prosecutor?
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Food was delicious with decent prices. Restaurant is cozy with a nice décor. Waiter was not as fluent in English which resulted in miscommunication on orders (hence the 4 star).
It's not the cheapest place you will come across but with a menu packed with local specialities, superb wine and professional service it makes for a good night out.
Nothing to tell about this place.
more than 15 years of high quality in average for the menu' and good service....
nice summer terrace.
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you cannot be wrong there - always much better of all the places they opened up downtown in the last years..!
It looks as if it needs some cleaning but it's never dirty inside, but something remembers you of a place which has been closed for long and needs some fresh air. Food is impeccable and the wine list too. Good grappas and exquisite dolcetti!
Ordered a fish from the specials without asking The price, at The end I found out it cost 23€. The fish was really average. Really really not worth half of The price!
Ridiculous, not going back ever again.
I came to this restaurant 5 years ago and loved it. I enjoy the summer patio, the decor, the tables nestled between the treed courtyard and the view of a 'tower' nearby covered in vines. That is about where the pleasure ended for me. The food was average and the service was not up to par with the rest of...
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Not much shopping for us in Odense except some souvenirs near H.C.Andersen museum, you will see the store at the main pedestrian street a few meters away from the museums. They have all the typical souvenirs (magnets, cups, hats, bags etc) and a lot of books with Andersen?s fairytales, same books that we saw at museum?s gift shop (same prices also) where we liked many of them (good quality, colorful pages) but the prices were out of our budget?
Some nice souvenirs we also found at the Iron Age Village where the lady at the tickets creates necklace, bracelet etc (pic 3)
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In today's session SunTrust Banks, Inc. (STI) recorded an unusually high (2,592) contracts volume of put trades. Someone, most probably a professional was a very active buyer of the January, 2017 put, expecting serious STI decrease. With 2,592 contracts traded and 7094 open interest for the Jan, 17 contract, it seems this is a quite bearish bet. The option with symbol: STI170120P00042000 closed last at: $1.37 or 25.7% up. About 1.15M shares traded hands. SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) has risen 22.07% since March 14, 2016 and is uptrending. It has outperformed by 16.45% the S&P500.
Analysts await SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) to report earnings on October, 21. They expect $0.89 EPS, down 11.00% or $0.11 from last year's $1 per share. STI's profit will be $443.91 million for 12.56 P/E if the $0.89 EPS becomes a reality. After $0.89 actual EPS reported by SunTrust Banks, Inc. for the previous quarter, Wall Street now forecasts 0.00% EPS growth.
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Out of 19 analysts covering Suntrust Banks Inc. (NYSE:STI), 9 rate it a "Buy", 0 "Sell", while 10 "Hold". This means 47% are positive. Suntrust Banks Inc. has been the topic of 41 analyst reports since July 20, 2015 according to StockzIntelligence Inc. The company was initiated on Thursday, October 8 by Guggenheim. The firm earned "Buy" rating on Wednesday, September 9 by Credit Agricole. The stock of SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) earned "Neutral" rating by Citigroup on Monday, April 25. Wedbush initiated SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) on Friday, October 7 with "Neutral" rating. The rating was upgraded by Evercore to "Hold" on Thursday, August 27. On Monday, January 25 the stock rating was maintained by RBC Capital Markets with "Outperform". Portales Partners upgraded the shares of STI in a report on Tuesday, June 28 to "Outperform" rating. The firm earned "Neutral" rating on Thursday, August 20 by Sterne Agee CRT. Robert W. Baird upgraded SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) rating on Tuesday, August 25. Robert W. Baird has "Underperform" rating and $41.0 price target. The firm earned "Hold" rating on Thursday, August 27 by Zacks.
According to Zacks Investment Research, "SunTrust Banks, Inc. is a commercial banking organization. The company provides a wide range of services to meet the financial needs of its growing customer base in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Tennessee, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. Its primary businesses include traditional deposit and credit services as well as trust and investment services. (Company Press Release)"
Insitutional Activity: The institutional sentiment increased to 0.94 in 2016 Q2. Its up 0.04, from 0.9 in 2016Q1. The ratio improved, as 51 funds sold all SunTrust Banks, Inc. shares owned while 230 reduced positions. 74 funds bought stakes while 189 increased positions. They now own 402.06 million shares or 1.73% less from 409.14 million shares in 2016Q1.
The South Africa-based Old Mutual Customised Solutions (Proprietary) Limited has invested 0.08% in SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI). Raymond James Na last reported 20,968 shares in the company. Assetmark last reported 13,453 shares in the company. Prentiss Smith And Inc has 0.02% invested in the company for 875 shares. Caisse De Depot Et Placement Du Quebec owns 131,671 shares or 0.01% of their US portfolio. Vident Investment Advisory Limited Liability Com has invested 0.3% of its portfolio in SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI). Moreover, Parsons Capital Mngmt Ri has 0.16% invested in SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) for 31,368 shares. Abner Herrman & Brock Ltd Com holds 1.4% of its portfolio in SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) for 143,282 shares. Moreover, Aperio Group Limited Liability Corp has 0.08% invested in SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) for 239,206 shares. Independent Consultants has invested 0.03% of its portfolio in SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI). Envestnet Asset Mngmt Incorporated last reported 147,037 shares in the company. Investec Asset Mgmt holds 2.39M shares or 0.51% of its portfolio. Bp Public Limited Co has invested 0.11% of its portfolio in SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI). Teachers Advsr, a New York-based fund reported 2.08M shares. Moreover, Neuberger Berman Limited Company has 0% invested in SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) for 69,425 shares.
Insider Transactions: Since April 27, 2016, the stock had 0 buys, and 3 insider sales for $1.47 million net activity. Cheriyan Anil T also sold $420,000 worth of SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) on Monday, May 2. Gillani Aleem sold $1.01 million worth of stock. Shares for $47,403 were sold by Johnson Susan S on Tuesday, July 26.
SunTrust Banks, Inc. is a bank holding firm and a financial holding company. The company has a market cap of $22.31 billion. Through its principal subsidiary, SunTrust Bank, the Company offers a line of financial services for clients and businesses, including deposit, credit, mortgage banking, and trust and investment services. It has a 12.12 P/E ratio. The Company's other subsidiaries provide asset and wealth management, securities brokerage, and capital market services.
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More news for SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE:STI) were recently published by: Prnewswire.com, which released: "SunTrust Banks Offers Extended Hours Following Hurricane Matthew" on October 07, 2016. Prnewswire.com's article titled: "SunTrust Bank Commemorates 125th Anniversary" and published on September 19, 2016 is yet another important article.
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Black people should celebrate their history beyond February
By MURPHY BROWNE (Abena Agbetu)
Religion is not the same thing as God.
All the religions that now sit on us
Were brought here by the Whites
When the British imperialists came here in 1895,
All the missionaries of all the churches
Held the Bible in the left hand,
And the gun in the right hand.
The White man wanted us
To be drunk with religion
While he, In the meantime,
Was mapping and grabbing our land
And starting factories and businesses
On our sweat.
Excerpt from the 1982 published play, I'll Marry When I Want, written by Ngũgĩ wa Mirii and Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o.
In 1977, Ngũgĩ wa Mirii and Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o launched the play, Ngaahika Ndeenda, in the Gikuyu language (one of the languages spoken in Kenya), which translated into English as I Will Marry When I Want. The play was performed in the village of Kamiriithu, where Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o was born.
The play tells the story of a farmer who owns a small plot of land in the newly independent Kenya and is tricked by a local Christian businessman into mortgaging his house and land to finance a "proper Christian wedding", even though he and his wife were married decades earlier in a traditional Kikuyu wedding. The businessman covets the farmer's land because he wants to expand his business on that land. In collaboration with a local bank manager the businessman uses his influence to buy the mortgage of the farmer's house and land in order to expand his business.
The play also indicts the church in the plot to facilitate the theft of the farmer's house and land in forcing the couple to mortgage their possessions to afford a "proper Christian wedding". There were other incidents of politics in Kenya that were addressed in the play which resulted in its cancellation and the imprisonment (without a trial) and banishment of the writers. These writers used their craft, their talent as writers to educate and raise the awareness of the people in Kamiriithu village.
I thought about the play written by the Kikiyu writers, Ngũgĩ wa Mirii and Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, as I listened to Dr. Ajamu Nangwaya speak about the responsibility of the writer during the launch of my book, Berbician Griot, on Saturday, February 21. Brother Ajamu spoke about the work of Amilcar Cabral, Carter Godwin Woodson, Kwame Ture and W.E.B. Du Bois as Africans whose work helped to raise the consciousness of Africans on the African continent and in the Diaspora. Brother Ajamu spoke about the responsibility of African writers to become involved in raising the awareness in their communities and becoming involved in activism. As he spoke, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o and the play that he co-authored came to mind, especially because the night before (Friday, February 20) I had attended the play, To the Rhythm of the Drum, written and directed by Amma Ofori and performed by children from the Ubuntu Drum and Dance Theatre.
The play, about the history of the drum in African culture, was reminiscent of the play, Ngaahika Ndeenda, because of the educational quality and the raising of awareness. The three parts of To the Rhythm of the Drum were 1: The Drum is born, 2: The Drum is taken away and, 3: The Drum reunites the People to claim their proud history.
The youthful performers, ranging in age from six to 13-years-old, used song and dance to tell the story of the Djembe drum and its importance in African culture and history from the continent, through the enslavement of Africans and their resistance through to emancipation and freedom.
As Brother Ajamu pointed out during his talk, "African Liberation Month" should be more than recognizing the first "Black" person who achieved or did something or other. During February as we celebrate and commemorate our stories it is important that we move beyond the "firsts". Brother Ajamu raised the awareness and educated everyone who attended the book launch.
I was especially delighted when some of the children from the play, To the Rhythm of the Drum, attended my book launch on Saturday (through the snow) and demonstrated/shared their drumming skills with us. Thank you to the children Makeba, Abena and Kwabena and their mother, Amma Ofori, of Ubuntu Drum and Dance Theatre.
In his 1986 book, Decolonising the mind: the politics of language in African literature, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o writes: "The play Ngaahika Ndeenda, in part drew very heavily on the history of the struggle for land and freedom, particularly the year 1952, when the Kimaathi-led armed struggle started and the British colonial regimes suspended all civil liberties by imposing a state of emergency."
In his 1998 book Penpoints, Gunpoints, and Dreams: Towards a Critical Theory of the Arts and the State in Africa, Ngugi wa Thiong'o explores the relationship between art and political power in society. Sometimes writers are seen as enemies by those in power, especially when those writers critique politicians and businesses that abuse their powers.
Exploring the potency of the play, I Will Marry When I Want, in Penpoints, Gunpoints, and Dreams, Ngugi wa Thiong'o wrote: "The project which was started in 1976 – a literacy and cultural program with theatre at the centre – became a truly community affair involving peasants and factory and plantation workers then resident in the village of the same name. In 1977 together with the community of this village about thirty kilometres from the capital, Nairobi, we developed a play Ngaahika Ndeenda 'I Will Marry When I Want' in which people sang songs about their own history. Here were peasants and workers who only the year before were illiterate, who were used to singing songs about the leadership and what it had done for the people, but who now could not only read and write but were actually singing with pride about their own abilities, what they had done in history, and now their hopes of what they could do tomorrow."
He concluded that thought by writing: "What is more, they had built an open-air theatre in the centre of the village by their own efforts, and with no handouts from the state. They had reclaimed their historical space."
I look forward to the play To the Rhythm of the Drum, by "Ubuntu Drum and Dance Theatre" being used by more African Canadian students to "reclaim their historical space" throughout the year. Amma Ofori and the group have made a start that the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) can support and expand. Proof that we can go beyond the "firsts" as we celebrate our Africanness during and beyond February.


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700 Journals and 15,000,000 Readers Each Journal is getting 25,000+ ReadersThis Readership is 10 times more when compared to other Subscription Journals (Source: Google Analytics)
Journal of Dermatitis: Open Access is a peer reviewed journal which is published by OMICS International. OMICS group is a scientific, technical, medical, and scholarly publishing group. It is dedicated in publishing articles dealing with various aspects regarding dermatology and various methods used for diagnosis. The journal mainly aims in encouraging original research and help to update the knowledge about dermatitis.
The journal focuses on technological aspects on the entire scope of dermatology, from molecular studies to clinical investigations. Laboratory and clinical studies which provide new information will be reviewed expeditiously and published in a timely manner.
As the specialty's leading journal, Journal of Dermatitis features original, peer-reviewed articles emphasizing: skin diseases, Pigmentary disorders, inflammation/infection to the skin, clinical, investigative, and population-based studies, healthcare delivery and quality of care research, high quality, cost effective, and innovative treatments, new diagnostic techniques, and other topics related to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disorders of the skin, hair, and nails


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Bach or holiday home | Papamoa | #26407
Beachy Keen is a 6 bedroom, 3 bathroom Papamoa Beach holiday home. With great location, room for the whole family, and fantastic outdoor living, Beachy Keen is a perfect base for your next beach holiday!
This Papamoa Beach holiday home is a large, 2 story home that is fresh and modern with great indoor/outdoor flow. There are 6 bedrooms altogether, and 2 separate living areas. Bedrooms 1 and 2 are situated on the upper level, with bedroom 1 offering 1 double bed, and bedroom 2 providing one single bed and one king single. Open the floor to ceiling doors in bedroom 1, look out onto the generous upper deck and enjoy breakfast in bed with the fresh air and blue skies... Or step out onto the deck, sit back and soak up the sunshine!
There is no need to worry about the little ones in this family friendly home, with safety guards set at both the top and bottom of the stairs. Plus, the upstairs area is safe for children as the large deck area is fully closed in. There is a full kitchen upstairs with dishwasher included, and a kitchenette downstairs for added convenience on your holiday break.
The remaining 4 bedrooms are situated on the lower level of this Papamoa Beach accommodation. Bedroom 3 is fitted with 1 double bed, and bedroom 4 with 1 small single bed + a port-a-cot. Bedroom 5 has 2 single beds as well as 3 mattresses while bedroom 6 has a double bed.
There is plenty in the local area to keep you and your family busy when you are in activity mode. The gorgeous beach is just a 200m walk down the nearby beach access for a day of sand and sea, or take the boat out if that's more your thing! You will be situated on a bus route to nearby locations such as Tauranga and Bayfair where the Baywave hot pools are situated, or if you're in the mood for some shopping, make your way to Papamoa plaza nearby! You are a mere 20 minute drive to Mount Maunganui, and only a block away from a childrens' playground.
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Special conditions: A maximum of 10 adults at all times, an additional 3 children may be accommodated. Rates shown are for 10 guests. An extra charge of $20 per person per night, up to a maximum of 13 guests is applicable. Minimum nights, bond, special conditions and other fees may apply. Please see Bachcare website for details and full terms and conditions.
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It was spacious, perfect for our family and 2 groups of friends and worked really well for us preparing for our daughter's wedding. We were close to the beach though not close enough for a view of the water, a short walk to the shops and a short drive to the mall. It was clean, comfortable and we enjoyed our stay very much.
We enjoyed our stay and the house was perfect for our large family group. We would be happy to use this house again should we need to. Apart from being on a very busy road which we weren't aware of the house is relatively good, could do with a good clean and a bit of maintenance, especially on the downstairs bathroom. Good communication and a very fair price. Thank you for allowing us the use of your house.
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2 Bishop's Hall off Thames Street, Kingston Upon Thames (map)
Ladies & Gentlemen, many thanks for joining the Hampton & Kingston Property society.
Might you be interested in attending a property focused business (and a little bit social!) networking event in the Hampton & Kingston area?
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- Help in finding a strategy to take advantage of those opportunities
- A network of like minded people to help & support each other
- Absolutely no gimmicks, "get rich quick schemes", course selling or other such nonsense
We meet on the Third Monday of every month all year round -http://www.meetup.com/Hampton-Kingston-Property-Society/
The event takes places at beautiful riverside Bishops Pub which is minutes from Kingston Train station. There is also ample parking available in John Lewis which is 90 seconds away. For further information on the venue please do visit http://www.thebishopkingston.co.uk/
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Due to slower demand for utilities, and uncertainty over natural gas and power prices, analysts remain cautious on independent power companies.
Continued competition with coal-fired plants is also slower-than-forecast growth in demand for more environmentally friendly energy: Goldman Sachs lowered its outlook on independent power players and utilities companies to "neutral" from "attractive" on Wednesday (AP).
Analyst Michael Lapides downgraded NRG Energy (NYSE:NRG) to "buy" from "conviction buy." Citigroup analyst Brian Chin today downgraded NRG to "hold" from "buy" and lowered his target price from to $25 from $27 (Barron's). In February, Deutsche Bank had initiated coverage on NRG with a "buy" and target price of $32 (StreetInsider). Earlier this month NRG was selected to receive up to $154 million in government funds for the building of a post-combustion carbon plant. (Zacks)
On Mar 12, Bank of America analyst Ameet I. Thakkar moved NRG to "neutral" from "buy" and lowered the price target to $24. BofA still thinks NRG is the premier company in the sector but that growth opportunities will likely take time to materialize.
Goldman also has a "buy" rating on Entergy (NYSE:ETR)and Edison International (NYSE:EIX) but with lowered price targets.Jefferies & Co upgraded Edison from Hold to Buy on Mar 12 and raised the Price target to $37.50 from $35. (StreetInsider).
Among large-cap regulated companies Goldman's Lapides favors American Electric Power (NYSE:AEP), and kept a "sell" rating on Ameren (NYSE:AEE), Duke Energy (NYSE:DUK), Consolidated Edison (ED) and Cleco Power. He added that his previous call to upgrade the group was premature. Deutsche Bank also remain buyers of AEP, CMS Energy (NYSE:CMS) and ITC Holdings(ITC).
Citi analysts are recommending "buy"-rated Calpine (NYSE:CPN) though "we continue to believe electric utilities will underperform the S&P500 over the next 12 months" (StreetInsider). Jefferies & Co had also upgraded Calpine to "buy" from "hold" earlier this month, and raised the price target of the company to $14.50 from $11.50 (Benzinga).
Meanwhile Fitch Ratings says North American refiners continue to struggle with poor fundamentals in the form of still-falling end-user demand in the U.S., global overcapacity, low industry utilization rates, a high U.S. unemployment rate, and possible new environmental regulations.
However, Mark Sadeghian, senior director at Fitch, said refiners have carried out positive steps to fight a possibly bad year. "Refiners as a group have responded vigorously and early to the downturn by paring back capital expenditures and operating costs, cutting shareholder distributions and employed a range of liquidity-enhancing measures."
In its latest North American Refining Sector Outlook (Premium) Fitch has a "negative" outlook rating to all domestic refiners, so it looks like the sector won't recover as quickly as some analysts had hoped.
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