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Q: How can I enhance my group experience?
A: There are many things that can be added to create a unique and memorable event for your group. If you would like to provide concession or retail credit for your guests, you can put Added Value on each ticket in $5 increments. Provide a souvenir for your attendees with one of our limited edition Dale Murphy t-shirts or 1984 replica Braves hats, which are only $5 through your group representative. Our VIP Batting Practice Experience is also specially discounted for our group customers.
Q: Do you offer private spaces for groups to host an event before the game?
A: Yes, pre-game patios and meeting rooms can be rented for $200 for 2 hours before the game.
Q: Can additional group tickets be purchased?
A: Yes, additional tickets can be purchased, but are subject to availability, and may not be with the original group.
Q: What time can I access my suite or pre-game patio?
A: The Main Gates open two and a half hours before the game, and patios and suites open two hours prior to first pitch.
Q: Where and when will my group name be displayed on the LED boards?
A: Group scoreboard messages appear alphabetically on the LED boards on the façade of the Club Level above each team's dugout, and usually begin scrolling around the second or third inning.
Q: Can outside food and drinks be brought into the suites or patios?
A: While outside food and drinks are allowed in the seating bowl of Turner Field, they are not allowed in our pre-game patios or suites. For full details of what's allowed in Turner Field visit braves.com/AtoZ.
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Q: What do I do if I lost some of my group tickets?
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So i just ordered a 455mm 6.03 barrel for my sr7 and was wondering if i would need a new cylinder. Also if i put in an m120 spring what kind of fps and rps would i be getting (9.6 v battery) thanks
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Posted 25 April 2012 - 04:46 PM
first with a 120 im guessing about 18 to 20, fps about 450 give or take 20. and yes you will need a type .5 cylinder
Posted 26 April 2012 - 04:29 AM
Sweet thanks. Do you know what some of the better cylinders are (and will they fit with KWA)
Posted 26 April 2012 - 04:42 AM
Yes, put a stock kwa cylinder in. I actually think you will be ok not changing the cylinder. Put the barrel in first and see, but a word of warning, don't be surprised when you have a fps issues. I assume you bought mad bull barrel. they tend to cause a lot of issues. your best bet would be to just buy a stock Sr10 barrel. they are less expensive than mad bulls and are much better barrels. I use 1 in my sr 7 and I love it. also you do not have to change the cylinder.
I would also suggest going to a lipo battery. I have a sp120 in my sr 7 and a 9.6 doesn't work very well.
I would also suggest going to a lipo battery. I have a sp120 in my sr 7 and a 9.6 doesn't work very well.
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Great food, I have been all around the world serving out country and by far the best steak I have ever eaten
What other restaurant will provide you with 21 year old scotch and a cheese platter while slowing spinning you around the Louisville skyline? A friend and I were having dinner before Swan Lake. We let our servers know that first thing and they took it from there. If you visit, ask for Amir or Lucy. You will be in the best of hands. They served our drinks and we leisurely enjoyed our starter. Soup and salad followed at a perfect interlude. The same leisurely interlude for the entree. The food was superb. The view was incredible. But neither would be worth much if it were not for the friendly, swift and attentive service.
I took six out-of-state family members to the Sunday Brunch. They were all impressed, loved the food and they loved the scenic view. The ambience is fresh, crisp and makes for a very enjoyable dining experience. I attend this brunch with guest several times a year. It is one of my favorite restaurants.
Wonderful experience. Food was great - steak done to perfection (although fries were too crisp) and shrimp pasta was loaded with succulent shrimp and topped with 2 prawns. Bottle of wine that was included was a very nice selection. Extremely well priced and worth doing again!
We went at five thirty, probably early for most people, but it was wonderful. We had received a coupon for dinner for two for $89, and included free valet parking. The only piece of the meal I did not enjoy was the pomme frites. I would have preferred a baked potato. The view was wonderful, 25 floors above the traffic. The service was great. And the meal was delicious. I would do it again,
What a beautiful view from the top of the 25th floor in the evening with all the lights of the city shinning and the river. The Rivue is a classy white table cloth restaurant with a wonderful staff who goes the extra mile to try to make sure that you are completely satisfied with your visit. Thank you guys ... we had a great time !
From the time we entered ,RIVUE restaurant it was a great experience,our wait staff made us feel comfortable,they were very knowledgeable and helpful with the menu. The food was excellent from appetizer,too main course and of course dessert was amazing . The RIVUE restaurant is a great place for any occasion your having,the ambience is outstanding so bring your family,friends ,you will enjoy it .
David, We can't say enough wonderful things about our dining experience with you and your staff Saturday night. Amir and his team were very attentive without hovering, the food was incredible and the ambiance was what we were looking for to celebrate a birthday. We were the guys with the wines you came over and thanked us for bringing to your restaurant. We love the fact you do a corkage fee and we are already planning to come back with friends and more of our own wines! Your wine list is VERY nice, but we prefer to bring ones from our home when possible. Thank Amir for us again!!
great ambience, incredible views, really good food. wonderful service by all that worked there.
The ambience of the Rivue at sunset is truly spectacular. The only way to surpass the atmosphere was with a wonderful dinner and the Rivue delivered!! Lucy was an excellent server and we HIGHLY recommend the scallops. We are looking forward to our return to Louisville next year.
The food was fantastic, and the service was impeccable. What a wonderful dining experience!
We went for a special occasion and we were very happy with all aspects of Rivue. Service was perfect, food was excellent, wine list was impressive.
Food was excellent, service was phenomenal all made for a setting for a special dinner that was second to none! Had a great time and highly reccommend it for anyone that want to fully enjoy a nice dining experience!
Great food great service and a great view what more can you ask for? Good sized portions and not outrageously expensive. Great place for a special occasion or anniversary. Highly recommend!
Best service every waiter was friendly, knowledgeable and a pleasure to have . The Food was great.
I took my fiance out on a Monday, just to do something different. He loved It! The food was spectacular. service was impeccable. You must dine here.. The best I have had in Louisville.
Simply, there is little that I could criticize and much that I can praise, and as I am a picky, sometimes grumpy customer, my recommendation says a lot. There was an initial delay in our being seated by the hostess which concerned me as there was no apparent reason, but after that little bump it was smooth sailing and the rest of our experience was very satisfying. Our waiter, Carl, was outstanding in his instincts about the timing of our courses as well as about our temperaments and needs. Not usually a red meat eater, my strip steak came precisely medium rare as I like it. I did not study the wine list, but a bottle of Forest Glen Merlot was our inexpensive, pleasant choice. A french press of rich coffee with dessert finished dinner.
In town for the Bourbon Trail and staying at the Galt House. So, went to the top for dinner. Very cool modern furnishings, unique revolving dining areas with great views. Excellent service from Bobby, our waiter. Especially enjoyed the gratis candy presented table-side. My wife enjoyed her sea bass immensely. I ordered the seafood rigatoni and was a little disappointed that it was actually seafood penne. Otherwise it was excellent. I also highly recommend the lobster bisque.
I'm from the area but have not live here for years. Had a chance to catch up with some friends. We booked through Open table and were greeted with open arms. Had a semi-private area overlooking the Ohio with great friends, great food and wait staff. Hats off to Rivue for making our experience memorable. Stephen was our host and he was excellent at answering our queries and made us feel at ease. Thank you to all that helped us enjoy our girls brunch out!
amazing view! food was fantastic and the candy cart was an AMAZING surprise! The waiter was ok but at one point we were in the middle of a conversation and he rudely interrupted me to to tell me that HE was speaking. Not something I would expect from a high end restaurant.
We visited RIVUE to celebrate our anniversary. We chose this restaurant primarily for it's unique 360-revolving view over the city. Parking was safe (hotel garage) and complimentary - a nice touch. The main course, an New York Strip tasted good - but not excellent. The service was very good - with the restaurant going the extra mile to make the occasion feel extra special. I'd definitely return and recommend to anyone who wants to unwind in an upscale ambiance, drink trendy cocktails and take in the best views of the city.
The atmosphere at the Rivue was outstanding! The view at night is the best in the city, and the service and food was top-notch. Great place for a special occasion dinner.
This was my wife and I's first visit to Louisville. We were in town for a conference and it happened to be the weekend of our 5 year wedding anniversary. This place was amazing. Great food, polite service and great atmosphere. My wife and I enjoy carefully prepared dishes and appreciate respectful service. I highly recommend this restaurant.
Decent prices for what you get. Appetizer and Salad portions seemed small. Candy cart was complimentary and a nice alternative to a full dessert. Pork chop was great and the ribeye looked huge!
I love the panoramic view of the city perched 25 floors above the city. The food on the buffet was displayed beautifully and was delicious. I highly recommend The Rivue Restaurant at The Galt House.
The only complaint I have is that the restaurant was cold, we had to leave our coats on during the dining experience. We asked the server if the heat could be turned up, it was but it was still cold. For such a nice restaurant this was disappointing.
I have never had a better experience at any restaurant ever in my entire life! Service was amazing andhe reallyknew the menu down to the sides as if he tried every dish at the restaurant.
One of us had the lamb and the other the steak. Both dinners were excellent. Our server was very nice and very attentive. Just the type of experience you want to expect at a top restaurant such as this, and we have only good things to say about the dinner.
Outstanding food and service. The view from the revolving dining area made the meal even more enjoyable.
Beautiful view on the river from the rotating 25th floor. Nice atmosphere, perfect for special occasions. Nice balanced choices on the menu - wonderful starters, salads and seafood main courses. Outstanding service - friendly and attentive.
There were three of us and we had a blast! We enjoyed wine, cheese, crackers....I had the sea bass and it was great. My other two friends had the lamb and hen..they both enjoyed their meal. To finish our meal we enjoyed Irish mocha cake and the Rivue mousse dessert. The Rivue mousse dessert was absolutely delicious. I would go back if I lived in the area. Our server knew the menu well and made us laugh all evening. The ambience was incredible.
This was my first time ever in Louisville and suffice it to say, the 'ville is a foodie town. A very nice upscale restaurant. A beautiful rotating window view of the river and downtown Louisville. Great for a romantic dinner for two. My friend Kim, a Louisville native, and I shared the scallops, perfect appetizer along with Baby Wedge Salad. Our main course consisted of the Lamb for me and the Rustic Grains for her. Again perfect. Then finally Irish Mocha Cake and Mascarpone Panna Cota for dessert. All this at the recommendation of our server as I like to test my servers on what makes great pairings that are on the menu. Louisville you surprised me.
The food at Rivue is unquestionably good. What stood out was the view (from the rotating dining floor) and the service. I felt like I got my moneys worth in all facets of the experience. I plan to dine at Rivue again.
Food was fantastic , and our server Morgan was so friendly ! Highly recommended !
This restaraunt is a wonderful experience. The food and service was excellent! Also the view of the city at night while you eat is amazing!
There is no better view - especially at night - in Louisville! The food was also wonderful - and no one could have served us better than Raj, our waiter.
Been to Rivue numerous times over the years and ALWAYS love it! Casual but classy, friendly staff, great food, wonderful atmosphere! Would recommend it to anyone!
The service was great, Our waiter was magnificent!! According to the website when we booked our table, we would be on the revolving floor area. Unfortunatly when we arrived, the hostess said that that area was booked
The view is amazing from Rivue, but the service, food, and atmosphere are just as impressive. I have thought long and hard to try to come up with a "knock" of the restaurant , and I honestly can't. Rivue is the perfect place for a romantic dinner for two and special occasions. Prior to our reservations, we stopped at the lounge for a quick drink. For our main dining, the service was professional, polite, and on-point. We tasted the rissotto fritters and scallops for appetizers. Both were delicious. The scallops were perfectly seared and not overcooked. The New York Strip was seared perfectly and then left a juicy and tender medium. Flavors were spectacular.
The buffet was tasty and imaginative. The made to order omelette are worth the wait. It's a bit pricey but worth the splurge!
Our service provider was the best one could have had. Also, food was tops. Will not wait so long to return.
Rivue's brunch was outstanding! Made to order waffles and omelets were a hit with our group. There was a large salad and dessert table which included most anything you could ask for. Their main buffet table included both breakfast and lunch items. The quiche was the favorite there. Service was excellent. We had a great table with a view of the Ohio river. Several diners were cold and the staff immediately responded to complaints of being too cold. We will be back for brunch and special occasions!
This is a beautiful resturant with a beautiful view of Louisville. The lamb chops are DELICIOUS!! We have been there twice and gotten the lamb both times. Highly recommend for a special occasion (this time it was taking our employee and his wife out) due to the pricing. Beautiful pianist playing music.
This was our 1st time to Rivue. We booked it as a part of our Christmas celebration which included tickets to the Trans Siberian Orchestra at the KFC Yum Ctr. From the moment we walked in we were impressed. The atmosphere of the restaurant was very inviting. And everyone we encountered was more than friendly. However our server was Jermeena (hope that is somewhat spelled correctly) was the crème de la crème. She did everything in her customer service repertoire to make our experience at Rivue wonderful. She went over menu items with us, checked on us, gave us menu suggestions and spoke to us like true guests not just somebody she was waiting on to get a gratuity from. I can't say enough about the restaurant. We will be back. Thank you.
The atmosphere was excellent for a romantic evening out or special for a social dinner. The food was good and although our server was new the management quickly took care of our check, without request.
There is a limited food selection but the food is great I had the lamb and my boyfriend had the steak and they were both great. The view is awesome. I will definitely go back.
I had placed a reservation with OpenTable ,followed up the restaurant the following day to ensure that my party was on the revolving floor and that didn't happen but the restaurant provided our first round of drinks and appetizers which I thought was more than fair they were outstanding with their service could not have been happier
Each visit we find to be a joyous occasion. The décor, environment and ambience are five-star best. The food is always well presented, hot or cold as required and delicious. Wait staff is pleasant and attentive. Thanks for a very enjoyable experience.
Very enjoyable .. started of with my Scotch not being available although it was on the list... got better from there.. They were very attentive and even watched the time so we wouldn't be late for the game...
Came to the restaurant to have a dinner before a late UofL basketball game. Food was excellent, Service was good. Outstanding view. We were finished in time for the game without rushing. It was a nice evening dinner


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Inevitable End
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Sweden's Inevitable End is a bit of a metal chameleon, starting as a sort of thrash / death metal hybrid for their demos and then morphing into a surprisingly decent tech-death band for their underrated 2009 debut The Severed Inception. However, those that appreciated The Severed Inception may not recognize the 2011 iteration of Inevitable End. I sure as shit didn't.
"Tell Us, Parasites" will immediately baffle death-metalheads looking for an appropriate follow up to The Severed Inception as it's a chaotic, tech/math metal expulsion of huge Dillinger-esque or The Plasmarifle proportions; crazy off-kilter skronky, squealing time changes, mid-range hardcore shouts, a few growls, a jazzy interlude, some grinding blasts and nothing that comes close to death metal.And while you hope it might be a simple opening track curve-ball, "Escaping the Black Hole" and "Zen" cement that Inevitable End has indeed jumped ship from death metal to some form of modern eclectic discordant metal, that would be at home on Black Market Activities.
Even when and if you get over the shock of the new Inevitable End, it's still a jarring sound, despite the obvious talent and intensity. With one or two exceptions the album's 13 cuts are short sharp chaotic spurts of modern math metal like "Dogmaties Paralies", "While Surpassing Ether" and "Cadaver Inc". There's no real chord-based riffs or repetitive structures, just pure unbridled spazzy metal and even a few experimental programmed tangents here and there. The couple of exceptions are the five-minute "The Supreme Treachery", which still isn't death metal, but instead is a crusty, d-beat number with an odd Arabic segue about a third of the way in, before an absolutely bonkers last few moments and the title track which has an almost classic grindcore gait with modern tech spurts. Oh, and there's a short sub one-minute Southern interlude in "Of the Well". Other than the blistering intensity and musicianship, there's simply no remnant of death metal at all here, so take that as you will.
The Oculus will either be viewed as either a brave band trying a new experimental direction and utilizing their considerable skill for a genre that allows them to show what they can do without the restrictions of death metal or a band that's jumped the shark, sold out and now resides next to the countless other tech/mathcore bands. I think I'm leaning toward the latter.


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Pope Francis marked his first Good Friday as the head of the Roman Catholic Church, asking the faithful to follow Jesus' lead.
"Christians must respond to evil with good, taking the cross upon themselves as Jesus did," Francis said at a nighttime ceremony marking the Stations of the Cross, also known as Way of the Cross or Via Crucis, at Rome's Colosseum.
Francis said the cross represents God's response to evil in the world and that the answer to evil "is the cross of Christ -- a word which is love, mercy, forgiveness."
Good Friday, one of the holiest days on the Christian calendar, recalls the day Jesus died on the cross.
Jorge Bergoglio, now Pope Francis, was elected pontiff just over two weeks ago, succeeding Benedict XVI. A former Argentine cardinal, he became the first non-European pope of the modern era, the first from Latin America, the first Jesuit and the first to assume the name Francis.
Since taking on the role, he has focused on a message of helping the poor and needy and demonstrated a simple, humble personal style. Francis already has repeatedly veered from tradition -- from the white papal robes he wore on the Vatican balcony the night of his election, to his choosing to ask for the crowd to pray for him first before he offered a blessing of his own.
His selection came shortly before Holy Week, one of the most significant periods of the Roman Catholic year. These celebrations will culminate on Easter Sunday with the pope's first "Urbi et Orbi" blessing, directed to the city of Rome and to the world.
Celebrant references Kafka story
These remarks at one of the Italian capital's most famous landmarks came hours after the new pontiff, dressed in red vestments, began a service at the Vatican's St. Peter's Basilica by walking down its nave and laying on his stomach in prayer, according to Vatican Radio.
He then joined legions of Roman Catholics worldwide who reflected Friday on the gospel account of the Lord's Passion, recalling the day Jesus died on the cross before rising three days later, according to Christian doctrine.
Per tradition, the Vatican sermon was given by the preacher to the papal household, the Rev. Raniero Cantalamessa.
"We have the opportunity to make, on this day, the most important decision of our lives, one that opens wide before us the doors of eternity," Cantalamessa said. "To believe!"
During the address, he referenced author Franz Kafka's "An Imperial Message," a story in which a king on his deathbed whispers a message to a subject, makes the subject repeat it, and then sends him on his way. The messenger tries to leave but encounters insurmountable obstacles as he attempts to head away.
Cantalamessa said the story is a "powerful religious symbol and takes on a new meaning, almost prophetic, when heard on Good Friday."
"We must do everything possible so that the Church may never look like that complicated and cluttered castle described by Kafka, and the message may come out of it as free and joyous as when the messenger began his run," he said. "We know what the impediments are that can restrain the messenger: dividing walls, starting with those that separate the various Christian churches from one another, the excess of bureaucracy, the residue of past ceremonials, laws and disputes, now only debris."
The Stations of the Cross
Dressed all in white, the pope arrived shortly after 9 p.m. (4 p.m. ET) at the Colosseum to mark the Stations of the Cross.
As a large crowd -- many of them holding lit candles -- looked on, Francis sat solemnly as a cross was walked around the historic Roman amphitheater to recall 14 moments from Jesus' final day.
Participants included clergymen and other Christians from Brazil to Africa to China to the Middle East. At one point, the cross was carried by a woman in a wheelchair, from a group representing the physically and mentally disabled.
Francis spoke to close the ceremony, explaining the meaning of the cross and how Christians could apply that in their lives.
"Let us walk together in our Way of the Cross, and let us do so carrying in our hearts these words of love and forgiveness," he said.
Similar services and ceremonies were held in churches and other locales worldwide, including the annual Stations of the Cross walk through the winding streets of Jerusalem's old city.
They came a day after Francis broke with tradition by going to a youth detention center in Rome, rather than the city's chief cathedral, where he washed the feet of a dozen young detainees. Among the group at the Casal del Marmo were two women and two Muslims.
The pontiff poured water over the young offenders' feet, wiped them with a white towel and kissed them.
In his homily, given to about 50 young offenders, he said that everyone should help one another. "As a priest and as a bishop, I should be at your service. It is a duty that comes from my heart," he said.


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Billy Baron led Canisius in scoring in the first half with 9 points in 18 minutes. The junior also led the team in rebounding, thanks to 5 boards in the opening half. Jordan Heath also had 5 rebounds in the first, while contributing 5 points. As a team the Griffs shot 36.7%, going 11-30 from the field. Head coach Jim Baron was quick to point out that while the total was not impressive, the result in the half was good, adding, "even though we didn't shoot the ball well I thought it really kept us in the game. In the second half they just, came out and hit some…big shots."
Canisius made just nine field goals in the second half, with seven of them coming from behind the three-point line. A crowd of 18, 120 watched as the Orange rattled off a 12-3 scoring run over the first four minutes of the second half. Coach Baron admitted that the bright lights and size of the Carrier Dome was something new for his team, saying, "we got a lot of guys that have never been in this environment, so that is going to be the challenge as we move forward." The Griffs outrebounded Syracuse 37-34 overall, and won the offensive glass as well, 16-12.
Alshwan Hymes was suspended by Coach Baron for the first half of the game for a violation of team rules. The senior guard is from Dewitt, NY which is a suburb of Syracuse. He contributed 6 points and 4 rebounds in 14 minutes of action off of the bench. Hymes was the only player on the Griffs remaining to see game action in the team's last meeting with the Orange two years ago. Syracuse thumped Canisius 86-67 in the 2010-11 season.
All of Isaac Sosa's 15 points came from behind the three-point arc for the Griffs. The guard was 5-11 shooting, including 5-9 from three. Four different Syracuse players recorded 10-or-more points in the win, led by James Southerland. The senior forward scored 21 points and pulled in 5 rebounds. Michael Carter-Williams spread the ball around for the Orange with 12 points and 14 assists in 38 minutes. Brandon Triche added 19 points and Rakeem Christmas contributed 10 points in 21 minutes.
Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim picked up his 899th win, thanks to the victory over the Golden Griffins. All of the wins have come in the Salt City. Boeheim ranks third among Division I head coaches, trailing Mike Krzyzewski (936) and Bobby Knight (902) in wins.
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CNN recently published a three-day series on the experimental use of the drug Ecstasy as part of treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder. Readers had a lot to say in response to scientists who are studying the effects of MDMA, the chemical name for pure Ecstasy, on patients with PTSD.
Many readers said they were familiar with past research that's been done on these drugs and questioned why they are still illegal.
Thom Burke
"I think the judicious use of many psychedelics can be very helpful in a lot of these cases. Sad how their use got derailed in the '60s because of culture wars."
Pagan Champ
"100% agree Thom. The real problem is that politics and policy stand in the way of advancing science and medicine for chemicals that we've had at our disposal for nearly 100 years now."
Bret Sammons
"Wow. Bills Hicks' quote from 'Sane Man' (1989) is coming true. 'Wouldn't you like to see a positive LSD story on the news? To base your decision on information rather than scare tactics and superstition? Perhaps? Wouldn't that be interesting? Just for once?' "
Snarky Snark
"MDMA was synthesized 100 years ago, and it is cheap and easy to make. There's no patent protection and therefore not much upside for big (pharmaceutical companies). Big pharma will lobby to keep MDMA, marijuana, and psilocybin illegal. They will be successful because of deep pockets."
@JessicaValenti @cnnhealth It's sad that it is "controversial" to use a drug that may work to treat an illness.
Several commenters questioned the short- and long-term safety of using these drugs to treat PTSD.
"Unfortunately, one can design a study to show about anything you want it to. MDMA is a very, very harmful drug that induces major depression and has ruined countless lives."
"I'm sure some people with PTSD would consider that a fair trade. It may not even work well, but if it works better than what there is now, that is an improvement."
Karla Lindberg Buckland's comment got a lot of attention from other readers. She said, "It all comes down to the question 'Does the benefit outweigh the risk?' as with every other pharmaceutical on the market. Sometimes quality of life is more important than quantity."
@ChrisRyanPhD @cnnhealth as a veteran I still don't like the thought of pills changing my cognitive decision making, Rec drugs included
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ObamaCare Decision: C.J. Roberts Took a Dive
Whenever we think we have five votes for the Constitution on anything, at least one of the "conservative" justices may be counted on to go into the tank. Did we really think it would be different with Georgiebird's (Bush the Lesser's) first pick for the high court sitting as chief justice?
So this time it wasn't Justice Kennedy. And both "Diva" David Souter and Slippery Sandra (and rarely Cassandra) Day O'Connor are gone. So Roberts did the ignoble deed.
Supreme Court Sidesteps Commerce Clause, Cites Tax Power, Says ObamaCare Is Constitutional
In a 5-4 opinion written by Chief Justice John G. Roberts, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the main provisions of the "ObamaCare" healthcare law, including the penalty for non-compliance with the mandate that uninsured persons purchase health insurance by 2014. The Court upheld the mandate on the strength of the taxing power of Congress, but not before writing another chapter in the Court's often tortured and zigzag interpretations of the Constitution's Commerce Clause.
Catholic Bishops Launch "Fortnight for Freedom"
Two, Three Many Watergates
A lot of ink has been spilled in the past several days over Sunday's 40th anniversary of the famous break-in at the Democratic Party headquarters at the Watergate office complex in Washington, D.C. For nearly a year the major media appeared to accept then-Attorney General and future prison inmate John Mitchell's description of the event as a "third-rate burglary" by some pro-Nixon knight-errants in a vain effort to get some "dirt" on the opposition. Little more was heard of the break-in for the rest of 1972, and it surely did no harm to Nixon's political fortunes as the President that November carried 49 states, 10 years to the day after losing an election for Governor in California and his announcement to reporters that they would not "have Nixon to kick around anymore." It was the completion of one of the greatest comebacks in American political history.
In a very real sense, however, the Watergate scandal that drove Richard Nixon from the White House, did not start — or end — with Nixon.
Is Supreme Court Justice Kennedy Our "Decider Guy"?
His brooding countenance stares out at us from a prominent place on the newsstand. Chances are you will not recognize the face. At first glance you might think it's the return of Alan Greenspan, the man who's sober stewardship of the Federal Reserve System included a memorable description of the stock market's "irrational exuberance." The large print on the cover of Time magazine calls him "THE DECIDER." Well, that could be Mr. Greenspan, who decided interest rates and money supply for many years. But no, the cover tells us that title goes to Justice Anthony Kennedy, most often the "swing vote" in an evenly and ideologically divided court that resolves many disputes in 5-4 decisions. Since the four liberals and four conservatives vote in generally predictable patterns, Kennedy's unpredictable vote is the lever of power, potentially deciding everything, as the cover tells us with anxious anticipation, "from gay marriage to ObamaCare."
"For Greater Glory" Portrays the Cristeros' Fight for Religious Freedom
The movie For Greater Glory depicts the story of Mexico's Cristero War in the 1920s, when a peasant army fought bravely for their religious freedom against a militantly secular, anti-Catholic regime. The film version, like the actual history, provides an inspiring example of what heroic virtue in action looks like.
America's Perpetual War
This Memorial Day, before we further decorate the earth with more graves of more young Americans, let us pause to consider who really "supports the troops." Is it the architects of our policy of perpetual war? Is it those who are eager to send young Americans to die in other people's quarrels or even for other nations' imperial ambitions, all under the endlessly "entangling alliances" of the United Nations and NATO? Or is it those who do not want to put American soldiers in harm's way except when necessary to defend our own country and liberties?
Duty, Honor, Country: Douglas MacArthur
"Duty, Honor, Country," Douglas MacArthur solemnly intoned in 1962 to the cadets at West Point , invoking the three words that summed up the cadets' calling. On that occasion, MacArthur shared his understanding of the West Point motto in language so moving and eloquent that, according to at least one observer, "there wasn't a dry eye in the place" and you could "visualize exactly what he was talking about" — and almost hear and feel it.
What did "Duty, Honor, Country" mean to MacArthur during his long military career? What should those three hallowed words mean to us today?
Redefining Marriage Not Above Obama's "Pay Grade"
That Barack Obama has "evolved" into a President promoting "marriage equality," meaning the "right" to a legally recognized same-sex marriage, was the "history-making event" of the past week. Less historic, perhaps, but no less significant is the fact that less than four years ago, Senator Barack Obama, then the Democratic Party's candidate for President, was asked by Pastor Rick Warren at the Saddleback Civil Forum, "At what point does a baby get human rights, in your view?"
Tea Party-favored Candidate Defeats Sen. Lugar in Ind. GOP Primary
Richard Mourdock, a Tea Party favorite, captured more than 60 percent of the vote in the Indiana Republican primary to oust longtime U.S. Senator Richard Lugar — demonstrating the clout of the Tea Party and sending a strong message to the establishment wing of the Republican Party.


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That area -- monster.
Predicting his hamster.
Justin Bieber if that's his real name has been accused of animal cruelty after he gave his pet rodent made.
To a streaking fan outside -- confident this is horrible.
The California hamster association yes them again.
Says the pop stars so called gift was actually a death sentence for his birdie -- now this is the real story let's -- person tells -- the moment that answer was handed up to a screening girl in our hearts frenzied environment.
Was likely the moment it -- that sort thing.
You are right this person is deep differences I think this is -- and went.
Did he says the eighteen year old -- at the center of this escalating scandal -- quote said quote.
But how to treat the animal like -- -- he wrote -- god like me and Barack promised to love and cherish it forever let's discuss this shall we in light.
-- -- Lightning round -- could you argue that Justin actually did Hampshire favor that by giving to a super fan he knows that.
Hampshire will be taking better care than most.
People on the planet yes because tour buses are no place to raise their hands apparently it's well I -- Jerry Yang.
It's it's literally on a treadmill and I came from and who wants to be on a treadmill for the rest of their lives going around.
And sleeping in nothing but -- seedings nor was it by the way -- easy top travels into this thing.
I made up -- Yes sir what do you know about the California -- club -- everything they claim to be.
It's not not that club at C associates the -- hey Al yeah it.
Devoted member he hadn't.
Since -- c'mon you gonna get over yourself first know why you bring rodents to a concert that's disturbing unless it's Iraq concert yeah I don't.
Added -- election -- -- -- -- more data marts and now we are passed on Mars if that's true.
Violence that's the ball rolling through the hamster he handed it to this young lady edition is treating it like to have forgot that it is again.
So happy ending.
Think about -- there's nothing wrong with -- it's not a happy I was just trade him this is OK I don't know I mean Christmas -- it is Christmas either way it's Christmas.
And you know it's just you don't want answers though to -- some sort of seek currency among pop stars and their fans -- Yes -- they actually animals or vegetables not sure.
-- -- I you know before tonight and never heard of one of the revenue he has one look at this association I don't believe it's real war than animal -- -- the -- -- stories we'll certainly not and I had a believe you fell 2%.
It was not an unimpeachable source called TMZ which apparently follows you forever cameras I -- -- -- I am.
You have to know it's asking me is really important person why -- Justin Bieber had a hamster at a concert.
And he was like walking out with regret and like handing it -- you walker have I don't know much about this trinity.
A friend he was allowed the -- this.
Got a little one yeah that's -- I was specifically answer it happens to be a lot.
The only one that fits the little tiny -- I've never heard anybody use that word -- -- yeah you're.
Yeah yeah yeah yeah.
Yeah -- you want to own delay hamster which is half land half hamster what's beavers thought process here.
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-- been executed right come through the hamster.
Oh gosh.
-- -- -- The guy that's now that was terrible.
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-- money -- him just every religion that we have right now it's exactly.
Ladies I'm not see that sounds like -- to plot takes a similar time.
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Spanish bond yields stabilized Wednesday after a European Central Bank official hinted at intervention if the situation in the country deteriorated. The markets were on high alert Tuesday, as yields spiked after Spain warned its banks may need more capital if the economy there weakens further.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 89 points, or 0.7%, to close at 12,805. The index's session high was 12,844. Alcoa, Bank of America (BAC) , JPMorgan Chase (JPM) , Cisco(CSCO) and Verizon(VZ) were the biggest percentage gainers among the blue chips.
The S&P 500 advanced 10 points, or 0.7%, to finish at 1369. The Nasdaq jumped 25 points, or 0.8%, to settle at 3016.
Breadth within the Dow was positive with 24 of the 30 components on the rise. Kraft(KFT) , Microsoft(MSFT) , and Chevron(CVX) were among the few laggards.
Advancers also far outnumbered decliners on both major U.S. exchanges, 2428 to 645 on the New York Stock Exchange, and 1964 to 549 on the Nasdaq.
Stocks sustained deep losses Tuesday with eurozone worries flaring up amid growing trepidation over Spain's economic stability.
"The market was ripe for a pullback and we got it," says Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Rockwell Global Capital, earlier in the morning. "A close above some of the key technical levels, with the S&P at 1373-1374, would probably mean that the market will begin to focus more on earnings and that the pullback will be short-lived."
While the S&P 500 failed to break past those levels, the Nasdaq did manage to close above the psychological mark of 3,000.
Shares of Alcoa rose 6.2% Wednesday after the aluminum giant reported a surprise quarterly profit after the markets closed Tuesday. The first Dow component to report its results each quarter, Alcoa said it earned $94 million, or 10 cents a share, on revenue of $6.01 billion in the first three months of 2012. The average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters was for a loss of 4 cents a share on revenue of $5.77 billion.
The company attributed the better-than-expected results to "strong productivity improvements across all businesses, higher realized prices for aluminum, and improved volume and mix." Alcoa also reaffirmed its outlook for 7% growth in global aluminum demand in 2012.
Bank of America gained nearly 4% to $8.86. Guggenheim Securities analyst Marty Mosby upgraded the stock to buy from neutral. In his report, the analyst argued that shares "have traded down 15%, since peaking at $10 following the company's successful result from the Federal Reserve's annual stress tests in March, creating "a 29% upside potential to our price target, which we believe, even with BAC's heightened risk profile, justifies a buy rating."


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