Long Beach, Ca (04/09/2010) – A Guinness World Record ™ Attempt will be gearing up on Fri, April 30th at Shore Ultra Lounge. The current record for “Largest Group to Simultaneously Take a Shot” is 1300 people in Germany taking a shot of Corn Schnapps. Shore Ultra Lounge, in combination with sponsors P.I.N.K. Vodka and Sparkles Angels, are going to bring the record back to America by providing 1500 people with FREE shots at midnight!
The Guinness World Record™ attempt is being held as a fundraiser for CSULB scholarship and Don’t Die Drunk, a local nonprofit organization. Don’t Die Drunk will provide the event with multiple FDA approved breathalyzers for all in attendance to use free throughout the night. They will also be giving out numerous prizes, including “Taxi Cards”, which are gift cards that may only be used on taxi rides. Doors open at 8 pm.
Shore Ultra Lounge will prepare 1500 “Watermelon Jolly Rancher” shots using P.I.N.K. Vodka, the World’s Perfect Party Spirit. P.I.N.K. Vodka created the first super premium vodka flawlessly infused with caffeine and guarana. At midnight, Sparkles Angels will hand out all 1500 shots in custom made “test tube” shot glasses that everyone keeps. As soon as all the shots are handed out, a New Years Eve style countdown with organize everyone to take their shot and enter the Guinness World Records!
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Dont Die Drunk, Long Beach, Los Angeles, News, Orange County | henry | 
April 27, 2010 2:19 pm | 
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Looks like the Yankees Joba Chamerlain will be taking the subway to the new stadium. He pleaded guilty to a Nebraska charge of drunk driving. He will have his license revoked for 60 days and have to pay a $400 fine, as well as attend an alcohol education class. When the pitcher was pulled over on the edge of Lincoln, Ned officers say his blood alcohol content was .134 percent, which is over the legal limit of 0.08 percent. The Associated Press reports that Judge Laurie Yardley told Chamberlain “You probably worked long and hard to get where you are today. It takes about 10 seconds to wipe all that out.” As part of his plea deal, he had his second charge of driving with an open container dropped.
read the article “Chamberlain pleads guilty to DUI“
Excerpt from “PGA Tour’s Johnson of Myrtle Beach charged with DUI” by Alan Blondin
Dustin Johnson of Myrtle Beach, one of the PGA Tour’s rising stars, was charged with driving under the influence on Monday morning in Surfside Beach.
According to Lance Cpl. Sonny Collins of the S.C. Highway Patrol, Johnson was stopped in a black sport utility vehicle by a Highway Patrol officer for a traffic violation at 1 a.m. Monday on Glenns Bay Road.
“The officer determined Mr. Johnson was driving under the influence and he was arrested,” Collins said.
Johnson, 24, was booked at 11:28 a.m. at the J. Reuben Long Detention Center in Conway and released on a personal recognizance bond 22 minutes later, according to a jail official and records. It is unclear where Johnson was held until the bond hearing.
The next schedules hearing for the conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is April 20, following his plea of not guilty to charges of DUI.
Since he was entering this plea, Paavo Jarvi did not have to appear in court athe the Hamilton County Municipal Court.
The polices arrest Jarvi last week, saying that he was asleep at the wheel of his car, which was stopped at an intersection along Wooster Pike. He then failed a field sobriety test, and refused a breathalyzer.
Read the article “Symphony Conductor Pleads Not Guilty to Drunk Driving Charge” from Local12.com
The state Court of Appeals ruled today that a person who is alone, drunk, and asleep behind the wheel of his working car with his keys in the center console is sufficient support to convict him of DWI.
Citizen Daryl Fleck had the policed called on him by a concerned citizen when he was asleep in his car around 11:30 pm. When the police arrived, he was obvisouly intoxicated and registered a BAC (blood alcohol concentration) of .18%, which is double the legal limit!He is facing up to 4 years in prison, since he has had prior convictions
I always heard my friends and others talk about this, but I never thought it was true. It is hard to decide, because he was sitting behind the wheel in the drivers seat. If he had been laying down in the passenger or back seat, I wonder if it would have effected the outcome. The lesson to be learned to make sure to be safe is dont be in a car asleep drunk with the keys and by yourself… unless it is a non working car. (The picture is not of Daryl Fleck, but another man who fell asleep in his car, drunk)
Rea the article “Court: Man drunk, asleep in car still guilty of DWI” from the Star Tribune
We have all seen the alcohol portable breath detector, or something similar. A digital alcohol tester like the keychain one above can be bought for less then $25. Having a keychaing device seems like it is already too late, but maybe since they have made alcohol portable, they think your bac alcohol tool should be too.
The idea behind having these small easy devices is good, but it has caused people to think of breathalyzers as either little toys that arent accurate, or tools that are going to get them prosecuted (or hopefully relieved) of DUI charges. Our breathalyzer is the only FDA approved BAC testing instrument. Our goal is to hopefully stop you before you even get to your keys, by giving you a safe way to test yourself.
LONG BEACH - A number of Eastside homes and businesses were without power early Friday after a drunk driver crashed lost control of his car and crashed into a power pole. Jonathan David Milane, age 22, crashed his 1997 Nissan around 1:30 a.m into a Southern California Edison pole near the cornery of Atherton Drive and Daggett Street, according to the Long Beach Police Department’s spokeswomen Nancy Pratt.
Milane was the only one involved in the accident, and didnt suffer any severe injuries. It wasnt clear what caused him to lose control, but afterward he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.He is being held in a $15,000 bail, according to records from the jail. He will be arraigned on a DUI charge next week.
Read the article “Crash causes power outage” by Tracy Manzer from the Press Telegram
The official website for Dont Die Drunk is now back in action. We suffered some technical difficulties this past Fri and had to rebuild our entire site. We want to thank all the people that have been visiting the site and helping us to gain momentum. We arent going to stop any time soon! Check back for regular updates and new stories.
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Breathalyzer, Dont Die Drunk, Drunk Driving, News | admin | March 22, 2009 6:28 pm | Comments (0)
At the recent G-7 meeting, Japans Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa was obviously very drunk. He was having trouble staying awake and looks unhappy that he had to sit thru this meeting. When he spoke, he had trouble slurring his words, finished sentances, and making sense! What have we come to?
At the recent G-7 meeting, Japans Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa was obviously very drunk. He was having trouble staying awake and looks unhappy that he had to sit thru this meeting. When he spoke, he had trouble slurring his words, finished sentances, and making sense! What have we come to?
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