Dayna Kempson Schacht Video.

The parents of 23-year old Dayna Kempson Schacht have had double the pain that most parents go through when losing a child, especially because the video of their daughter’s horrific car crash was sent to them via cell phone.
Dayna Kempson Schacht was a beautiful mother of two who lost control of her car last July and hit a patch of trees. She was killed instantly. A couple of months after she passed away, her parents received a video message on their cell phone, complete with footage of Dayna right after the crash. The worst part is that the video was taken by one of the first responders on the scene of the accident.
Dayna’s father, Jeff Kempson said, “It was bad enough that we lost our daughter. And now to have to deal with something like this, it’s just beyond words.”
In the video, someone is talking in the background and says, “Hold that down for me. That’s really bad. Oh my God.”
The video was shared between other firefighters and then eventually went viral.
Dayna’s mother, Lucretia Kempson can’t get the image of the video out of her mind and says, “When I close my eyes, it’s not fair that that video is what I see of my daughter.”

          This is an example of the disadvantage of technology that many people tend to forget the essence
          why technology is invented.

Sports Reporter Lindsay McCormick Dating Mark Sanchez?

According to the New York Post, a source told Page Six that the pair started as friends, but recently decided to start dating. “Mark and Lindsay have known each other as friends for a long time, but have been seeing each other for a few weeks. She’s a freelance sports reporter and spends a lot of time working in Portland, Oregon, so they haven’t been able to see a lot of each other,” the source told the Post.

McCormick officially denied any romantic connection to Sanchez, and the Jets have yet to comment.
McCormick has reported on NFL games for ESPN The Magazine, hosts SportsNet’s The Fan and reports on the NBA’s Portland Trail Blazers.
Sanchez has been linked to actress Jamie Lynn-Sigler and model Hilary Rhoda in the past.

Frontier Airlines.

The entire airline industry is not exactly at its strongest, but when three airlines are right in the middle of merging, you wouldn't think it would be the best time to give the company the 'Undercover Boss' treatment on national TV. Frontier Airlines Chairman, President and CEO Bryan Bedford decided to try it, however, even daring to speak with employees about their mandatory pay cuts.He explained to AOL Jobs that the 6-10 percent pay cuts were part of the bankruptcy proceedings and were imposed by the previous management, before his team came on board. Union workers will have that money returned to them, but the unrepresented workers are not so fortunate. "Of course they want their money back," Bedford said in a recent AOL interview. "But I was impressed with their awareness of what's important. If getting that money back puts their jobs at risk, they don't want it."
"It was a big risk to film during the transition," Bedford continued, speaking of the merge between Frontier, Midwest and Republic. "That's probably the worst time you can imagine to open your company up to cameras. But it's also the best time to show employees at their finest. I saw how hard they worked. They looked at this challenge like it was just another hill to take."

21 Pounds In 21 Days Diet.

The detox program known as the Martha’s Vineyard, 21 Pounds In 21 Days Detox has a new follower in Steve Harvey. Harvey announced on his morning radio show that he was going to give the detox diet a try. The program originates in a book that is a New York Times Best Seller, called, “21 Pounds In 21 Days,” written by Roni De Luz. The book has actually been discussed on several national television shows including “The View,” and “CBS Morning Sunday”. The diet is supposed to clean ones body from all toxins, while also allowing it to lose a ton of weight in a short amount of time. People following the diet must not chew or eat any food. It is based on only drinking, usually a blend of fruit and vegetable juices, every 2 hours, for 3 weeks. The belief behind this diet program is that the soups, and liquid vitamin packed fruit and vegetable drinks will detox the body, making your metabolism much faster. A faster metabolism will burn much more fat.
Although, “21 Pounds In 21 Days,” is incredible popular, many nutritionists say that its not a healthy way to lose weight. Any weight loss program that causes someone to lose an incredible amount of weight in a short period of time is often deemed unhealthy.
Steve Harvey, who has announced he is undertaking this program in an effort to lose some extra pounds, is an actor, writer, radio and television personality, and comedian. In addition to hosting his own morning radio show, the 53 year old is also currently the host of Family Feud.

Iliza Shlesinger Performs at Comedy Quarter in Neenah.

Iliza Shlesinger has only been performing comedy for five years, but her career received an early jumpstart when she won NBC’s “Last Comic Standing” in 2008.

Like many other comics who appeared on the show, Shlesinger used her national television presence to not only boost her marketability, but to hone her comedy skills.

“I look forward to what every comic looks forward to. You look forward to doing bigger and better things and getting funnier and having a better act and reaching more people and becoming more successful at comedy,” Shlesinger said in a phone interview.

Since her victory on “Last Comic Standing,” Shlesinger has appeared on other major networks such as Comedy Central, Showtime and E! Network. She hosts “The Weakly News with Iliza” on thestream.tv.

Shlesinger performs at Comedy Quarter in Neenah tonight through Sunday. For show times and details, visit comedyquarter.com

World Trade Center Collapse.

 Iron-rich Sphere, found in the dust from the destruction of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001; as documented by the United States Geological Survey. The solidified droplet indicates temperatures in excess of the melting point of iron (2795ºF).

World Trade Center Collapse. The former governor of Minnesota, ex-Navy SEAL and retired wrestler for Jesse Ventura raised some important questions unanswered about the 9 / 11 attacks in a heated exchange on national television yesterday.
Ventura was appearing on Fox Business News show Eric Bolling, “Follow the Money” to promote the second installment of its popular program of the conspiracy theory that Tru TV begins tonight at 10pm.
“Never the Gulf of Tonkin incident. Well, 58,000 of my generation died for something that was a lie … this is a lie too.” An angry Ventura Bolling said after the interview, referring to the 9 / 11 attacks.
As Bolling attempted to dismiss questions of Ventura, the former governor repeatedly called simply “the number of studies that have made the 9 / 11?”
The interview became heated Ventura was defending the constitutional right to establish a mosque on Ground Zero in New York.
Bolling, clearly agitated by the position of Ventura, said, “3,000 people died there on 9 / 11?
“And that really killed them? Who really killed them?” Intervened Ventura.
“How can you go there?” Bolling responded, demanding Ventura explain their position on the 9 / 11.
Ventura reached into his pocket, took a picture of the crumbling towers of the World Trade Center on 9 / 11 and said, “You tell me, is that the collapse of a building or a building exploding?”
“It is a building explosion. Not collapsed, it exploded.” Ventura said Bolling took great pains to explain that he was in Manhattan on the day of 9 / 11 and does not question the official version of events.
Bolling then seems to suggest that Ventura never consider that the planes crashed into the twin towers on 9 / 11 saying “I saw the plane fly into the tower. You want to say that not happen?”
Ventura dismissed the idea, saying, “I saw it too”, before launching into the overload of information on the historical context of government-sponsored t*rror*sm as a pretext for war and invasion.
The former governor also gave viewers a preview about the next round of the conspiracy theory, with the promise of a confession visual, aural and written with the assassination of John F. Kennedy, for the first time on television.
Infowars Prisonplanet regular readers will know that Ventura concerns deathbed revelations of former Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt, who has been largely ignored by the media for over two years.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Breast cancer is a cancer originating from breast tissue, most commonly from the inner lining of milk ducts or the lobules that supply the ducts with milk. Health advocates named October as the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month since 1985 when it was first launched to raise awareness and research funds. Many charities support this annual international health campaign in order to educate people on what are the risks of breast cancer.

Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women, after the non-melanoma skin cancer. Men get breast cancer too, though much less frequently than women. For every 100 cases in women, one man gets breast cancer, according to the CDC.

What steps can be taken to reduce the risk? Regular exercise and controlling your weight can help, experts say. So can limiting the amount of alcohol you drink.

Regular mammograms can be helpful too. But it's also important to know the warning signs of breast cancer.These include:

New lump in the breast or underarm (armpit). 

Thickening or swelling of part of the breast. 

Irritation or dimpling of breast skin. 

Redness or flaky skin in the nipple area or the breast. 

Pulling in of the nipple or pain in the nipple area. 

Nipple discharge other than breast milk, including blood. 

Any change in the size or the shape of the breast.  Pain in any area of the breast.