While under age drunk driving is a serious problem it should not undermine the severity of drunk driving as a whole. Drivers on an overall scale need to learn the importance of avoiding combining drinking and driving because they just don't mix well together, and just like Hurricane Sandy the combination can cause widespread devastation.

Recognizing Your Limits

One of the most important things drivers need to learn is recognizing when they are too drunk to drive. My cousin used to tell me he could drive better when he was drinking because he knew he had to be more cognizant of what he was doing. I told him he would find out one day just how wrong he was, and unfortunately he did one night when he was driving home and ran his far off the road into a ditch! Fortunately he wasn't seriously injured, but he lost his license for a year and not only paid a huge fine for the offense but also to get his license back. When I visited him after the accident, the first thing he said to

One of the reasons is because if a fight goes the full distance to a decision then it is up to three judges to score the bout in what pretty much is a very subjective manner. From personal bias to just plain corruption, a boxing judge can totally alter the outcome of a fight so much so that many fight fans and media may be quick to call that decision a robbery. These robberies are overall bad for the image and reputation of the sport of boxing and for the most part, fight fans and media feel betrayed and even disgusted when a clear blatant robbery has taken place right before their own eyes. A robbery is when one fighter clearly wins a huge wide unanimous decision of about nine rounds or more, but gets screwed when the decision is announced and his opponent who clearly lost gets awarded the decision win. Other top boxing journalists expressed to me that a robbery can also be other things. For example, after Pacquiao vs. Marquez III, one journalist told me, in his view, when a highly