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Ol Spicey
The Beer Guy tries spiced craftbrews with help from Lyndsey, one of the talented mixologists at The Hollywood Bar and Grill East. Check out www.liquorlocker.org and www.bourbonblog.com.
From BeerGuy on: 7/19/10views: 101 -
May 18 - US Foodservice foodshow at "The Center"
Restaurant owner are invited to our foodshow in Evansville this May 18 from 2-6 pm at "The Center". Any question please contact eduardo.ruiz@usfood.com.
From pirathex on: 5/16/10views: 132 -
Wisdom of Beej
Once again, the Tri-State's guardian of Truth, Justice and the American Way weighs in with daily wisdom to enlighten all. You are welcome to respond. Gratitude should be expressed in cash only, please.
From beej on: 5/12/10views: 182 -
Deputy Kyle Dinkheller Shot to Death - (Warning Graphic Video)
The video from January 1998 is a dash cam recording of what started as a routine traffic stop but resulted in death of a deputy officer. Deputy Kyle Dinkheller pulled over a truck on a range road 6 miles north of Dublin, Georgia. The man who got out of truck acted weird so Deputy Kyle Dinkheller called in for back up. Before the backup could arrive, the man from the truck pulled out a 30 caliber rifle and went straight towards the officer firing live shots at him. Deputy Kyle Dinkheller returned fire and wounded the culprit by a shot in the abdomen, but sustained severe, life threatening shots that later claimed his life. Suspect was apprehended the following morning and was sentenced to death in a trial a year later. He’s on death row waiting to be executed. Deputy Kyle Dinkheller was 22 year old when killed and was married to an expectant woman who gave birth to a boy in Septemb
From Richardk7207 on: 5/2/10views: 1900 -
Fighting For God's Little Gift Of Sunshine
Billy Jack Takes on the Town. A scene from the film Billy Jack, filmed in 1969 and released in 1971. Students have been beaten and mocked. Billy Jack steps into the Ice Cream parlor to confront the rich spoiled kid of the town and his gang. "Bernard, I want you to know... that I try. When Jean and the kids at the school tell me that I'm supposed to control my violent temper, and be passive and nonviolent like they are, I try. I really try. Though when I see this girl... of such a beautiful spirit... so degraded... and this boy... that I love... sprawled out by this big ape here... and this little girl, who is so special to us we call her "God's little gift of sunshine"... and I think of the number of years that she's going to have to carry in her memory... the savagery of this idiotic moment of yours... I just go BERSERK!" ------------------- "Billy Jack" is the second, and highest grossing, in a series of motion pictures centering on a fictional character of the same name, played by Tom Laughlin who also directed and co-wrote the script. Filming began in Prescott, Arizona, in fall 1969, but the movie was not completed until 1971. The film lacked distribution, so Laughlin took it to theatres himself in 1971. The film died at the box office in its initial run but took in more than $40 million (A Blockbuster at the time) in its 1973 re-release, which was supervised by Laughlin. Billy Jack is a "half-breed" American Cherokee Indian Green Beret Vietnam War veteran, hapkido master, and gunslinger. The character made his début in The Born Losers (1967), a so-called "biker film" about a motorcycle gang terrorizing a California town. In this second film, Billy Jack, must defend the hippie-themed Freedom School and its students from townspeople who do not understand or like the natives and counterculture students mixing. Although marketed as an action film, the story focuses on the plight of Native Americans during the civil rights movement. It attained a cult following among younger audiences due to its youth-oriented, anti-authority message combined with the then-novel martial arts fight scenes which predate the Bruce Lee/kung fu movie trend that soon followed. The centerpiece of the film features Billy Jack, enraged over the mistreatment of his Indian friends, fighting a gang of racist thugs using his hapkido karate-kicking technique. Billy Jack helped raise the level of awareness regarding the discrimination against Native Americans at that time. This is exemplified in a key scene where some Indian children from the school go into town for ice cream and are refused service and then abused and humiliated by Bernard Posner and his gang. This prompts a violent outburst by Billy in an elaborately staged fight sequence in which a professional hapkido expert substituted for Laughlin in the key "facekicking" scene shown here. The film's theme song, "One Tin Soldier" by Coven, became a Top 40 hit in 1971, and featured the chorus: Go ahead and hate your neighbor; go ahead and cheat a friend. Do it in the name of heaven; you can justify it in the end. There won't be any trumpets blowin' come the judgment day On the bloody morning after, one tin soldier rides away -------------------------- Billy Jack: You know what I think I'm gonna do then? Just for the hell of it? Mr. Posner: Tell me. Billy Jack: I'm gonna take this right foot, and I'm gonna whop you on that side of your face... [points to Posner's right cheek] Billy Jack: ...and you wanna know something? There's not a darn thing you're gonna be able to do about it. Mr. Posner: Really? Billy Jack: Really. :)
From ErniePyle on: 4/28/10views: 236 -
Dog Eats off Cops Bumper
This dog eats this cops bumper off.
From Richardk7207 on: 3/26/10views: 223 -
Guns N Hoses
Be there or be square!!!
From Jewels on: 2/26/10views: 241 -
Evansville Youth Hockey
Green vs. Red in the Mites division (8-10 yr-olds) of the EYHA at Swonder Ice Arena in Evansville Sat. Feb 20 2010.
From watchmanonthewall on: 2/23/10views: 322 -
Foodsight Launch for U.S. Foodservice
From pirathex on: 1/23/10views: 250 -
Pizza Recipe from U.S. Foodservice
From pirathex on: 1/23/10views: 163