so i was driving down the highway going about 80mph—-oh, and I was also watching a movie on a dvd player in my car (real smart right?). i got all caught up in watching the movie and didn’t notice that the traffic had stopped in front of me. i looked up and didn’t even have time to say anything or put on my breaks—-i hit the car in front of me going 80mph. after the impact i don’t remember very much, just the horrible sounds of crunching metal and screaming tires. when my car came to a stop about 100 yards from the point of impact, i was able to crawl out through the driver side window to safety. after i got out of the car, this guy came running up and started screaming at me about how i almost killed his little 3 year old son. i’ll never forget the mixture of anger and terror on his face. he told me later that if i had hurt his son, he didn’t know what he would have done to me. i was fine after the crash—-not a scratch, but i had almost killed a 3 year old kid who hopefully will not remember me or the horrible crash i caused.

Yikes! What a wake up call!

That is crazy! I’m glad you’re alive!

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Oh, that was terrible ! Feeling sorry for the little boy… But u must thank GOD he saved u !

i SURE HOPE YOU’RE OK! WOW i WOULD HAVE FREAKED OUT TOO.

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Oh, that was terrible ! Feeling sorry for the little boy… But u must thank GOD he saved u ! Hackensack Dentist

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The amount of violence occurring in Chicago over the past two years is shocking and simply disgraceful. The number of youth murders in Chicago over the past several years parallels the number of soldiers who’ve died in Iraq. If this does not call for a state of emergency, I don’t know what does. The federal government must become involved, since young people should not have to endure such tragedy at any age, let alone at 13 years old.

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Sometimes we make mistakes only to get better. I’m very happy to know you’re alive, as well as the father and his 3 year old son. =)

MINNEAPOLIS | The fire still burns within Royals designated hitter José Guillen, the same fire that has, too often, raged into controversy throughout his 14-year career.

Simply referring to him as a DH is sufficient to bring a glare even though Guillen has served solely this season — so far, anyway — as a designated hitter. Nonetheless, he refuses to think of himself as a DH.

But that is nothing when measured against his reaction to any suggestion that he has somehow, at age 33, rediscovered the quick bat that has always been his trademark — the quality that always attracted interest from teams no matter whatever other baggage came attached.

“My track record is when I’m healthy,” Guillen said, “I do what I know what I can do. And I’m healthy right now. I hear people say things about how my bat was slow and all that. They don’t know. They don’t know what I went through last year.”

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