PoliceTactics Suppress Free SpeechBy Heidi Boghosian and Abby ScherThree of the cops had jumped out of the white nondescript van and attacked me. They were all wearing ski masks and dressed as anarchist black bloc protesters. I threw up my hands and offered no resistance. They punched me and I fell to the ground and attempted to protect myself.

David Caruso - More than ten years after the infamous splitter infamously split from NYPD Blue, his name is still a punch line -- Hollywood shorthand for biting the hand that feeds you, thinking you're "so big," inadequately appreciating the limits of your career prospects, failing to accept how vastly your reach exceeds your grasp, and so on......

No one who sees HBOs take on the culture of crime and crime fighting can watch anything like CSI or NYPD Blue or Law & Order again without knowing that every punch was pulled on those shows. HBO created a cop show that seizes the highest qualitative ground through realism, good writing, and a more brutal assessment of life in American city.

11 Blue Points take an honest look into a pathetic "leafs nation" and cock punches everything and anything that has to do with the blue and white...

That blue-collar appeal and pull no punches attitude make the ‘Big Dog Daddy’ of country one of the top entertainers in the game.

A blue blazer is a type of cocktail created by Jerry Thomas, a bartender and author, while he was working at the El Dorado in San Francisco. Reportedly while Thomas was making the drink, President Ulysses S. Grant was so impressed that he gave Thomas a cigar. Thomas would only make the drink if the outside temperature was 50° F or below or if the person ordering the drink had a cold or the flu, whose symptoms the drink was to alleviate.It is not so much the drink (which is just a simple whisky punch) but the actual mixing that is unique. Originally mixed in two silver cups, the whisky and water were heated up separately and poured into their own cups. The whisky was then lit on fire, and while it was burning, the water and whisky were poured back and forth between the cups without extinguishing the fire. Jerry Thomas held the cups at a meter's distance from each other while mixing, creating a long blue flame between the two cups.The Recipe2 1/2 oz rye or bourbon whiskey2 1/2 oz boiling water1 tsp powdered sugarlemon peelUse two large silver-plated mugs, with handles. Put the whiskey in one mug, and the boiling water into the other, ignite the whiskey and, while blazing, mix both ingredients by pouring them from one mug to the other. If well done, this will have the appearance of a continued stream of liquid fire. Sweeten with sugar and serve with a piece of lemon peel. Serve in a four-ounce stemmed mug.