This new iPhone Todd location is hosting gaming tournaments every weekend in June.

• June 8th – League of Legends tournament
• June 15th – Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 (XBOX) tournament
• June 22nd – Vintage Nintendo tournaments including Super Mario Bros. 1 and 3…and Mortal Combat on the Nintendo 64
• June 29th – gaming lock-in from 8pm-8am

It was a close race, but Rebecca snagged her fourth Model Melee victory this AM, making her the second babe to enter the Model Melee Hall of Fame! We couldn’t be prouder.

First, Rebecca took on Brittany:

Then Danni:

Then Emma K:

And finally, Elizabeth:

A four time winner, he joins Chelsie Aryn as the second member of the Model Melee Hall of Fame. Check out some more pics of her below, and be sure to follow her on Twitter, if you haven’t already.

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Source: Rebecca Bosworth — Model Melee Hall of Fame

Traci Hines is one of those rare human beings that can just say “Hey! I want to do that!” and then they do and they are REALLY GOOD at everything that they attempt. She has been a voice-over actress, model (you might have seen her on HotTopic.com), she sings and even has two singles titled “Fantasy” and “Cause and Effect”.

But she is mostly wanted for her uncanny ability to impersonate disney characters. (She puts those character actors at Disney World to shame.)

Traci makes, not only her own dreams come true, but also the dreams of little girls everywhere. I mean, haven’t you ever watched an animated disney film and thought “Wow! I wonder what a live-action version of this movie would look like?” Well, Traci made your thoughts a reality and her cosplaying* will blow you out of the water (pun intended).

Check out her music video of the classic disney song “Part of Your World” from the Little Mermaid.

*cosplay: (short for ‘costume play’) to dress up, or portray a character. Typically from a tv show/comic book/movie/video game or any other work of fiction.

Here’s a gallery of Traci Hines ‘cosplaying’ and putting all of our Halloween costumes that we have ever donned to shame.

Be a part of the tri-state’s largest scavenger hunt on May 6-31st. Visit the participating locations (listed below) and search the business for your key word. Once you have located the key word, text it to us at 89000 to register to win the prize listed below. Everyone will automatically receive a bounce back coupon (listed below) that will save you money on your purchase at that business!

A&G

Grand Prize- $50 gift certificate

Bounce back 10% off entire purchase.

9770 Oak Street
Whitesville, Ky 42378
Phone: 270-929-3846

Pump It Up

Grand Prize: Glow Party Experience for 26 children – $259 Value

Bounce Back offer: ½ off of 1 Pop and Play session
6600 Frito Lay Dr Evansville, IN 47715
(812) 471-7867
Website: http://www.pumpitupparty.com/in/evansville/birth-day-party-3-p26q22.htm

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Pita Pit

Grand Prize: Specialty Platter for 10 people

Bounce Back Offer: Free Drink with Purchase
1211 Tutor Lane
Evansville, IN 47715
Phone: 812-402-6205
HOURS
Mon. – Thurs. 7am-10pm
Fri. – Sat. 7am-11pm
Sun. 9am-8pm
Website: http://www.pitapitusa.com/main.php?page=48&pitapit=291

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Big Tails

Grand Prize: New Rod & Reel

Bounce Back Offer:
1002 Main Street
Tell City, IN
812-547-0908
5am – 6pm
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Big-Tales-Fishing-Tackle/133959183305817

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Benny’s Flooring

Grand Prize: Area Rug, valued at $1000 (must be in stock)

Bounce Back Offer: 4oz bottle of Shaw’s R2X Hard Surface or Carpet Cleaner

Location 1
1035 S. Green River Rd
Evansville, IN 47714
Phone (812) 479-3300
Store Hours
Monday – Friday: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Sunday: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm 479-3300 FREE

Location 2
7510 Peachwood DR
Newburgh, IN 47630
Phone (812) 858-7024
Store Hours:
Monday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday: Closed

Website: http://www.bennysflooringin.com/home

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Seek & Find Consignments

Grand Prize: $100 Gift card

Bounce Back offer: 10% off purchase next visit

4512 N 1ST AVENUE
EVANSVILLE, IN 47710
(812) 437-3463
Open 7 days a week
Sunday 1:00pm. – 5:00p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 10:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Thursday 10:00 – 7:00 p.m. (Late Night!!!)
Friday & Saturday 10:00 – 5:00 p.m

Website: http://seekandfindconsignments.com/

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Piccolo Printing

Grand Prize: Free custom design T-Shirt, one color

Bounce Back offer: $5 off any custom design T-Shirt

729 South Green River Rd.
Evansville, IN
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/piccoloprint
Website: http://www.piccoloprinting.com/

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Old Fashioned Butcher Shop

Grand Prize: Grill Prize Pack Valued at $110 – 5 Bratwurst, 5 Ground Beef Patties, 5 Pork Chops, 5 Ribeyes, 4 Butcher Shop Seasonings

BOUNCE BACK OFFER: $5 DOLLARS OFF $25 PURCHASE
2130 Stringtown Rd.
Evansville, IN 47711
Phone: (812) 423-2465
Hours:
Monday Closed
Tuesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Wednesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday Closed

Website: HTTP://EVANSVILLEBUTCHERSHOP.COM/
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Pro Tech

Grand Prize: FREE Wheel Alignment

Bounce Back Offer: $5 dollars off an oil change

1021 E. 4th Street
Owensboro, Kentucky
270-683-2288

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Protech-Tire-Auto-Center/116100751914177

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Sanctuary Hair Design Day Spa

Grand Prize: Mini Makeover – Winner’s choice of Highlights/Cut/Color or Facial & Eyelashes up to $105 retail value

Bounce Back Offer: One Free Eyebrow Wax

1722 Sweeney St
Owensboro, KY 42303

Closed Monday
Tues – 9:00 – 5:00
Wed – 9:00 – 5:00
Thurs – 9:00 – 5:00
Fri – 9:00 – 5:00
Sat – 9:00 – 2:00

WEBSITE: http://www.sanctuaryhairdayspa.com/

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/Sanctuary.Owensboro

“Heyy! This is Morgan! I’m fun && outgoing ! veryy easyy to get along with… I’m Silly but wise, Forgives, but never forgets, down to earth yet outgoing.. Will talk your ear off, but will be here to listen & give advice, Serious when need to be, crazy when I can. But Most importantly, I’m living life to the Fullest”

Thanks for sharing some of your life in front of the camera with us!

All photos courtesy Morgan’s Facebook

If you still haven’t picked up your own 103GBF Hometown Honeys 2013 Calendar, get ‘em while they are hot, as someone once said, or better yet, get ‘em while they last. They are free at Exotica Adult Superstore on Washington Avenue across from Schnuck’s! One by one I’m spotlighting all these female rock stars on the calendar, photographed by Don Swain of Digital Panda Studio!  Today it’s Lacy, whose photoshoot was done at Reisinger Custom Rebuilding!

If you still haven’t piked up your own 103GBF Hometown Honeys 2013 Calendar, get ‘em while they are hot, as someone once said, or better yet, get ‘em while they last. They are free at Exotica Adult Superstore on Washington Avenue across from Schnuck’s! One by one I’m spotlighting all these Local ladies on the calendar, photographed by Don Swain of Digital Panda Studio!  Bailey was photographed at Reisinger Custom Rebuilding

If you still haven’t picked up your own 103GBF Hometown Honeys 2013 Calendar, get ‘em while they are hot, as someone once said, or better yet, get ‘em while they last. They are free at Exotica Adult Superstore on Washington Avenue across from Schnuck’s!  One by one I’m spotlighting all these Local ladies on the calendar, photographed by Don Swain of Digital Panda Studio! Last Week was Jessica, this week it’s Victoria who was photographed in our parking lot on a cold night.  Vic was quite the trooper though and we got lots of great shots of her which you can see in the gallery

below.

If you still haven’t picked up your own 103GBF Hometown Honeys 2013 Calendar, get ‘em while they are hot, as someone once said, or better yet, get ‘em while they last. They are free at Exotica Adult Superstore on Washington Avenue across from Schnuck’s! One by one I’m spotlighting all these Local ladies on the calendar, photographed by Don Swain of Digital Panda Studio! Last Week was Jessica, this week it’s Kristen who was photographed in the Excaliber from Feller Limousine.

Kinda makes ya wanna crawl in the back and party with this blonde bombshell!

If you still haven’t picked up your own 103GBF Hometown Honeys 2013 Calendar, get ‘em while they are hot, as someone once said, or better yet, get ‘em while they last. They are free at Exotica Adult Superstore on Washington Avenue across from Schnuck’s! One by one I’m spotlighting all these Local ladies on the calendar, photographed by Don Swain of Digital Panda Studio! Last Week was Rachel, this week it’s Jessica who was photographed at Reisinger Custom Rebuilding

Now, in my defense, I have raised my step-daughter who is now 16 and it has been a challenge. I know when I hit those preteen and teenage years (and even now even though I’m 30) I can be a challenge. Boys seemed simpler – no racing hormones right?

Duh, what was I thinking?! HORMONES?

Entering those preteen years can be tough on the parents of boys and girls. It’s hard to know what are the right things to say and do as a parent these days. When should you talk about sex? When should you let things slide or lower the boom? Should you let your son make his own decisions or should you step in when it comes to decisions about friends, school and daaating? The days of Mayberry, Aunt Bee and Andy Griffith are long gone!

Deaconess Men’s Series is hosting a seminar on How to Raise a Good Man on March 12th at 6 PM with dinner by Subway and registration starting at 5 PM. Learn about what issues your pre-teen boy will face as they grow. To register call 450-7000.

As far as my little bambina goes, I couldn’t be happier that I had a girl! I love bows, ruffles and the color pink – and hopefully Deaconess will have a preteen girls’ lecture when the hormones start racing! It’s an amazing ride being a parent with ups and downs and lots of criss-crossing too! Hopefully, this seminar will help parents of boys to strap in a little tighter on the roller coaster of preteenhood.

If you still haven’t piked up your own 103GBF Hometown Honeys 2013 Calendar, get ‘em while they are hot, as someone once said, or better yet, get ‘em while they last. They are free at Exotica Adult Superstore on Washington Avenue across from Schnuck’s! One by one I’m spotlighting all these female rock stars on the calendar, photographed by Don Swain of Digital Panda Studio! Last Week was Jennifer, this week it’s another Rachel: This blonde bombshell decided to take over the 103GBF studio one evening. What Rachel wants, Rachel gets!

If you still haven’t picked up your own 103GBF Hometown Honeys 2013 Calendar, get ‘em while they are hot, as someone once said, or better yet, get ‘em while they last. They are free at Exotica Adult Superstore on Washington Avenue across from Schnuck’s! One by one I’m spotlighting all these female rock stars on the calendar, photograaphed by Don Swain of Digital Panda Studio! Last Week was Rachel, this week it’s Jennifer: this Henderson chick has a huge truck and she’s not afraid to show it off…along with her curves and beautiful smile! Enjoy!

2/25/13 12:00 PM:

No threats found during search for person with a gun at Day School. Evansville Day School was placed on lockdown after a call was made to 911 saying there was a person in the school with a gun. There were no reports of shots being fired.

Officers from the Evansville Police Department and Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office responded to the call and secured the campus. A sweep of the school was conducted and no threats were found.

The lockdown was lifted after officer determined the school was safe. An investigation is underway to determine why the initial call was made to 911. – Evansville Police Department

2/25/13 @ 11:32 AM Parents are picking up children from Evansville Day School. No word yet on an official statement from EPD.

2/25/13 @ 11:20 AM Officer said as of this point the phone call reporting the gun at the school & the bank robbery have not been connected.

2/25/13 @ 10:58 AM: Parents are being asked to gather at Integra Bank next door for updates.

2/25/13 @ 10:45 AM Police are telling parents that a caller tipped police of a gun threat. All children are locked in their classrooms and everyone in the building is safe. **This is not the official statement by the EPD at this time.

2/25/13 @ 10:33 AM – Officer reporting to dispatch that the school is secure, kids are all okay. They continue to search/investigate.

2/25/13 @ 10:30 AM: Currently Evansville Day School is on lock-down. According to Evansville Watch, a community Facebook page:

Green River Road is also shut down. We will continue to bring you updates as they happen.

The Sutton Tattoo Co. at 4110 W Broadway is where I got married on Feb 2nd. They have 4 artists in house as well as a piercer. Here’s my Q & A with owner and artist Josh Sutton

1.When and where did you first begin tattooing?

I began tattooing in 1999, at a studio called Artistic Expressions, on Franklin Street. I was 20 years old.

2.Who are some of your main influences, then and now?

I was first influenced by tattoo magazines. I started looking at the names of the artists who did pieces I really liked. I eventually started kind-of following certain artist’s work, and have definitely been influenced by a lot of different people. I’d say my main influences are Guy Aitchison, Filip Leu, and Aaron Cain. I really like the biomech pieces that Guy has done, and he and his books have taught me a lot of different techniques. Filip Leu does some amazing oriental work. Full body suits like his are amazing. It’s a lot of dedication and time for both the artist and the customer. I follow artists that don’t tattoo as well. Alex Grey and Salvador Dali are both big influences. I like to draw inspiration from every day life, the people I surround myself with, and the environment I’ve created for myself.

3.You’ve worked in several shops for other people. What’s different about this time, with it being your own place?

It’s mine. There’s a lot more responsibility, and everything lands on my shoulders, but in the end, it’s awesome. I answer to myself. I love my job. I get paid to create art, I get to listen to awesome music, and I don’t have a dress code. What’s not to love about my job? I have amazing employees. I’ve worked before with everyone in my shop, so I knew we would be able to work together. There’s not the drama that I’ve dealt with in other shops. That’s one of the best parts about my shop.

4.What are some misconceptions about tattoos and the process of tattooing?

The main misconception is that tattooing is quick. Good artwork takes time, to compose, to apply, and to maintain. A large part of society thinks that people with tattoos are trash. I tattoo everybody from teachers, doctors and nurses, and deeply religious individuals. People from all walks of life get tattooed, not just the low-lifes and drug addicts. I’ve also had people tell me that tattooing isn’t a real job. To be a successful tattoo artist, you have to put in a lot of time and effort. You have to be professional, and you have to work your ass off to get ahead. Tattooing pays my bills, provides for my children, and let’s me enjoy life. I pay taxes. That’s a job. It’s just a job I enjoy.

5.How much do you enjoy designing art for someone as opposed to someone bringing you a pre made design or piece of flash?

I like both. I think in order to be a well-rounded artist, you have to be able to do and enjoy both. Flash pieces are building blocks to becoming a better artist. The more thought that goes into any piece of artwork, the better the end result. It’s really up to the customer: do you want to walk in and pick out a tattoo that other people have, or do you want something that means something to you?

6.What is a “scratcher” and what is your opinion on them?

A scratcher is a person who tattoos without any professional training and doesn’t know the health risks involved. They usually get their equipment off the internet, and think that as long as they can trace a line, they can tattoo. People shouldn’t tattoo unless properly trained. There are health risks. Getting tattooed on someone’s couch, or at a kitchen table, invites all sorts of diseases and infections into your life. Trying to save $50 by letting someone’s friend of a friend tattoo you in their garage doesn’t typically work out in the customer’s favor. I do a lot of cover-ups, and they’re generally work that people have gotten done by a scratcher.

7.What sets The Sutton Tattoo Company apart from other shops?

The fact that I own and work here. I give all of my clients the type of experience I would want if I got tattooed. All my employees do the same. We want to create an inviting atmosphere, and we want people to feel comfortable. We’ll be honest, we’ll give you fair pricing, we can work with people on a budget, and we’ll give you some fantastic artwork. All of our artists have their own style, and you’ll receive a good tattoo. We’re constantly updating our jewelry selection. We have t-shirts. We try and push the retail end of the business. But mostly we just want people to have a good experience.

8.How should people go about setting up an appointment?

Come in, talk to an artist. We have four different artists – myself, Samanatha Neaveill, Jarred Scott, and Danielle McDonough. We can’t really give quotes over the phone or the internet – we need to see you, and the piece of art that you want. If you don’t have a particular piece that you want, bring in multiple pieces with different parts that you like. We can always combine aspects of different art to create a custom piece for you. We try to get in walk-ins, when we can. If you want to get in as a walk in, you can always call, and we can tell you if our artists are booked up for the evening. Piercings don’t need an appointment. Lori & Ben are pretty good about getting people in when they walk in the door. It’s a good idea to call ahead (our number is 812-422-8456) and double check that a piercer is working, but you can generally just walk in and get a piercing done.

9.Is there anything else you’d like to add?

I’d like to give a shout-out to all of my employees. They do excellent quality work and they’re good people to work with. You can come to any artist in my shop and receive a quality service, experience, and artwork. I’ve worked with a lot of different artists in this town, and I appreciate the people I can surround myself with.

There’s the rundown, and here’s some shop info”

All the calendar photos were taken by Don Swain of Digital Panda Studio.

All of the girls are local, thus the name “Hometown” Honeys.  And twice per week I will feature a gallery of photos of Hometown Honeys that aren’t on the calendar.

We have so many sexy shots to share and we begin with Rachel, the naughtiest of secretaries!

Look at these photos and they should make up your mind for you!

When she’s not modeling for Kevin Brown at KB Photography, she spends time in L.A. directing and acting in adult features. Too bad I couldn’t show you some of those pics!!

My friend from Hacienda had a table of teenage girls last night who were complete twits.  Instead of leaving monetary tips, they though it would be funny to leave hand written tips on their receipts. See the pictures below.

Not funny, when you’re the waitress that makes $2.13 an hour.

Guess those teenyboppers never saw the movie “Waiting”. Do you think they just dreamed up all that stuff in that movie. Nope, it’s based on actual wait staff and kitchen help experiences with rude and unfairly cheap customers.

Remember…be good to those who serve you. Wait staff, bartenders, food delivery people.  They rely on you to enhance their income.

It’s time for 2013 Mid-America Motorcycle Expo as it returns for the 6th consecutive year to the Centre, in the heart of downtown Evansville on January 26th & 27th, 2013. The event will be two days of Motorcycle trade show, including New and Used bike dealers, Parts and accessory dealers, apparel dealers, along with custom bikes, and accessories on display. Last year show was very successful, 70 vendors representing 13 states came together and filled the weekend with a motorcycle enthusiast event that was well received by all local news media. Thousands of general admission tickets sold, and Sales numbers were good for both Dealers of accessories and Motorcycles.

This event once again will be a family friendly entertainment value, with beer sales, held in a smoke free environment. General Admission to the public will be affordable for the weekend pass, KIDS 12 & UNDER FREE; various Evansville hotels will offer special room rates. There will be shuttle & taxi service to and from the nearby Casino Aztar riverboat, and entertainment complex, as well as many area hotels making this a winter weekend destination for all motorcycle enthusiasts. Vendor spaces are available, and the rates for floor space is very inexpensive compared to similar style shows and expos. We invite vendors, dealers and bike builders to come from many States. That list includes AR, TX, KS, MO, OK, IL, IN, KY, & TN. Just to name a few.

The location of this event makes it a winner, due to the central location with neighboring metro cities such as, Louisville KY, Paducah KY, Nashville TN, St Louis MO, and Indianapolis IN, all being just a short drive away. You can go online at www.midamericamotorcycleexpo.com or www.owensborobikernews.com and get more information, you can also email Jimmy at jarp@owensborobikernews.com for an email copy of the vendor invitation letter, along with show rates.

We have structured our show to cater to the motorcycling community whose interest, and participation has been excellent, we as promoters far exceeded our expected attendance for the one-day event in 2008 and 2009 then in 2010, 2011 and 2012 for a two-day events. We believe with continuing advertising, in such publications as Thunder Roads Kentucky and News 4U as well as other media partners that include radio and digital advertisement, not to mention the quality of the facilities we have scheduled for 2013 that we are well on our way to being the premier indoor winter show in the Midwest. Mark your Calendars and join us for the show!

Y&M Productions, Owensboro Biker News