Billiards Digest April 2017 - Bob Jewett - Big Shots

DrCue'sProtege said:
When I go to the Amish restaurant and eat I usually take an older pool magazine and read through it. Today I had the subject magazine and ran across Bob Jewett's article on Big Shots on pages 24 & 25. He listed seven (7) shots that you need for rotation games.
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Here is a PDF of the article as submitted to BD.
 

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tim913 said:
I was going through some papers the other day and found some progressive practice drills with article from
Bob in 1992. The paper with diagrams was from San Francisco Billiard Academy. I don’t remember where I got it as I’ve been to a lot of pool schools over the years but don’t remember being there
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Most if not all of Bob's progressive pratice shots can be found on Dr Dave's Billiard University website. I've been using them for years. They came with the material from SF Billiards BCA Instructor course way back when. 2004 or something.
 
Tell me more about this Amish restaurant. We have a lot of food trucks(roach coaches) in Austin but I have never experienced Amish cuisine. I bet it is healthy eating!
 
Austin, Texas. I am aware there is a small Amish community in the area but I never thought of an Amish restaurant as I thought they were more home bodies. Would the restaurant be more for outsiders or the community?
 
TwistedTexasStyle said:
Austin, Texas. I am aware there is a small Amish community in the area but I never thought of an Amish restaurant as I thought they were more home bodies. Would the restaurant be more for outsiders or the community?
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Anybody and everybody.

There are two within 15 minutes of each other.

But don't misunderstand - it's just regular food. Not like the Clampett's had on the Beverly Hillbillies.
 
I was thinking soups and stews, good casseroles and veggies, awesome bread and fantastic desserts and of course, pan fried chicken. All made with fresh eggs, raw milk and everything organic. We do most things spicy down here. I'm guessing they focus more on herbs.

Now you know my prejudices. I believe wholesome food comes with the wholesome lifestyle.
 
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