Every 15 someone dies in an alcohol related accident. Calabasas high school and a bunch of other Southern California High Schools are dedicated to decrease this statistic. So they developed a program called ''Every 15 minutes" this a photo story of what happened. When ''Every 15 minutes'' came to our school. They reenacted what would really happen if someone where to get into a vehicle while intoxicated. So in this particular instance the drunk driver hit another car in a head-on collision. And killed 2 friends. One flew out the windshield, while the other died instantly. The drunk driver had a real court case. Which she was sentenced to 12 years in prison. There was also a funeral held for the family and friends of the ones killed. This is not a real accident, but rather real kids trying to make a real difference in someones life. please thing twice about drinking and driving. And please feel free to email me or call me if you would like a DVD of this. Thank you for viewing this multimedia piece.

Rashad holloway

Born and raised in the inner city streets of Cincinnati Ohio, Rashad Holloway found boxing at a young age. He excelled as an amateur winning numerous titles but came up short trying to make the 2004 Olympic team at the hands of a controversial 2 point decision to the trials Bronze medalist Cory Jones. Finishing with a 98-13 amateur record. In later 2005 he signed a deal and turned professional. He is well respected not only because of his skills but his humbleness and his respect for others. Never forgetting where he comes from. Cincinnati Ohio that is but also the places he has made home for short periods of time where the people have really embraced him. Raleigh North Carolina (his 2nd home), Virginia Beach, Hoston TX, and now Hollywood California. Ladies and gentlemen be on the lookout for a rising star. Rashad Holloway that is. RashadHolloway.com coming soon

Senator Hilary Clinton

Democratic presidential canidate Senator Hillary Clinton speaks at a fundraising event at the Wilshire Theater in Los Angeles, California on April 3, 2008. Hillary Clinton is still hopeful and in high spirits about winning the democratic vote against opponent Borak Obama.