Beyonce isn’t hot…but she thinks she’s hot…because everyone around her tells her how hot she is… I guess when you’re woth 500,000,000 dollars, and people around you suck your dick all day, and the audience just feeds into her, she’s either like “yes I’m amazing”…or “fuck it, let’s do this”…. But it makes me laugh, because Mark Zuckerberg is worth 41 billion dollars, and people jus think he’s evil, but it would be amazing if he was more like an Entertainment dude, and posed like Beyonce, all cocky with his success.. Maybe Beyonce is in denial about being in her 30s and a mom…it’s some kind of crisis…or maybe she’s trying to stay relevant with her baby daddy to distract him from all his groupies and bajan hookers.. Here she is from her TUMBLR promoting cheesy music festival flash tattoos everyone is into… The post Beyonce Flash Tattoo Porn of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepfather .
Anthony Tremayne Stokes, 17, died Tuesday when the car he was driving hit a bank sign, a Roswell police officer wrote in an incident report. The officer noticed the black Honda Accord fit the description of a vehicle involved in a home invasion a short time earlier, the report says. The officer tried to pull the car over, but the driver refused to stop, the report said. Anthony Tremayne Stokes who said a heart transplant two years ago gave him a second chance at life died this week when he lost
Clark Gregg weighs in the chocking cliffhangers to the “Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.” season finale, and teases a possible “Guardians of the Galaxy” crossover.
Facebook’s big announcement today involved the unveiling of a customized Facebook search engine called Graph Search. So what is this thing’s deal? “Graph Search is not a web search,” said CEO Mark Zuckerberg. “It’s about graphing our part of the web.” Zuckerberg and the tool’s creators showed how you can use Graph Search to dig through Facebook to find exactly who or what you want to find. Zuckerberg, for example, said he and wife, Priscilla Chan , recently used it to search for “Mexican restaurants nearby that my friends have been to.” “We found a place and it was good,” he reported. The Facebook crew also emphasized how Graph Search will enable more efficient Facebook-stalking … in a positive, privacy-protected wa of course. The tool essentially allows you to put natural queries into a search engine to make it easier to mine information from the massive Facebook ether. Sensitive to recent privacy freak-outs around their products, Zuckerberg and Co. emphasized the “privacy awareness” of the new search engine. “You want a search tool that gives you access to just things that people have shared with you,” he said. “I can only search for what I can already see on Facebook.” “You can only search for the content people have shared with you.” What do you think you might use Facebook Graph Search for? Does it intimidate you, given the recent privacy concerns at FB? Are you just like “meh”?
Facebook investors bought more shares of the stock today as the new ‘privacy’ policy’s about to take effect. According to the LA Times , shares rose 8% to $25.94…mainly because investors know the profit that’s in the shady business of selling your personal information. Two consumer watchdogs are urging Facebook founder and Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg to back off proposed changes to its policies that they say would curb the rights of its 1 billion-plus users and make more personal information available to advertisers without users’ explicit consent in violation of a privacy settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. In a letter sent to Zuckerberg on Monday, the groups asked Facebook to be “responsive to the rights of Facebook users to control their personal information and to participate in the governance of Facebook.” Facebook informed users last week that it planned to do away with its system that allows users to vote on –- and strike down — changes to its policies and terms of services if the policy change receives more than 7,000 comments and more than 30% of users take part in the vote. In addition, Facebook said it would no longer let users control who could message them on the service, and would instead set up new filters to help users manage their messages. Most controversial to privacy watchdogs: Facebook’s plans to begin sharing users’ data between its own services and affiliates, most notably Instagram, which it bought earlier this year for about $715 million. Google was on the receiving end of a similar reaction last January when it said it would combine users’ personal information from all of its services including search, email, the Google+ social network and video-sharing site YouTube. Regulators and privacy groups warned at the time that the policy change invaded users’ privacy and put them at greater risk for hackers and identity thieves. “As our company grows, we acquire businesses that become a legal part of our organization. Those companies sometimes operate as affiliates. We wanted to clarify that we will share information with our affiliates and vice versa, both to help improve our services and theirs, and to take advantage of storage efficiencies,” Facebook spokesman Andrew Noyes said in an emailed statement. “The settlement prohibits Facebook from misrepresenting the extent to which it maintains the privacy or security of covered information. Additionally, prior to any sharing of users’ personal information with a third party, Facebook must make a clear and prominent disclosure and obtain the affirmative express consent of its users,” Rotenberg and Chester wrote in Monday’s letter to Zuckerberg. The changes could help Facebook — after a rocky debut as a publicly traded company — win back favor with investors. The giant social network is looking to reverse a sharp slowdown in revenue growth. The stock has declined more than 30% since its initial public stock offering in May. Facebook, Google, and other companies are under greater scrutiny for how they handle personal information. Consumers are handing over more and more personal information, yet privacy watchdogs say they have less and less say over what companies do with it. Facebook downplayed the significance of eliminating its 4-year-old voting system, saying it has simply outgrown it. Instead of having users cast a ballot, Facebook said it would rely on other means of giving them a voice in changes to the service such as an “Ask the Chief Privacy Officer” question-and-answer forum on its website. Privacy groups said scrapping the voting system “raises questions about Facebook’s willingness to take seriously the participation of Facebook users.” “We hope Mark Zuckerberg will do the right thing. The proposed change to the privacy policy is not fair to users. It’s their data, not Facebook’s,” Rotenberg said. Facebook has notified users about the proposed policy changes and provided a seven-day window for public comments. Comments have already exceeded the 7,000 needed to trigger a vote. The vote is expected to begin on Thursday. Facebook investors were voting with their portfolios on Monday. Facebook shares hit their highest price in four months after analysts said investors had underestimated the company’s growth potential. That’s some scary bull right there. Make sure you check your accounts in the coming days. Images via facebook
We “like” it a lot. The Winklevoss Twins Buy $18 Million Hollywood House According to TMZ reports : The Winklevoss Twins are making another move on Mark Zuckerberg’s territory … by moving to California, and dropping $18 MILLION on a crazy spectacular home in the Hollywood Hills. Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss — who snagged $65 million by settling their beef with Zuckerberg, are getting one of the best homes in the Hollywood Hills. The house that had been on the lot was bulldozed, and a new, 8,000 square foot crib was just completed with a jetliner view of L.A. Sources tell TMZ … the Winklevii have their eye on SoCal as the new Silicon Valley (which is home to Facebook and Apple) thanks to L.A.’s booming tech scene. Tyler will be living in the home as they launch the West Wing of their start-up company, Winklevoss Capital, which is currently in NYC. Cameron will stay in The Big Apple. Hell of a way to spend Zuckerberg’s money guys. Hit the flipper to peep the amazing pictures of the house. Image via TanagerModern
A photo of a topless Mark Zuckerberg was leaked to the Internet today, fueling rumors that his privacy functions may have just failed epically, That, or someone’s gonna be getting unfriended by the CEO real fast. The shirtless pic was only up briefly before being deleted, but a screen grab of it – with commentary – is making the online rounds . Pretty funny. Here’s Mark in the undated photo with some friends (presumably): The photo of Zuckerberg topless first surfaced on image-sharing site Imgur. The poster there claims it was “accidentally posted” by Boz, a.k.a. Facebook Director of Engineering Andrew Bosworth, who can be seen on the far right. Boz allegedly took it down “seconds later,” but on the Internet, that can be more than long enough for someone to see it and pass it along to others. At least he looks like he’s having a good time.
Guests at the surprise wedding of Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan wedding first saw the bride in her beautiful white gown , accompanied by the couple’s dog, Beast. The 1-year-old Puli, an Internet celebrity in his own right (he has 570,000 Facebook fans), wore his shaggy Hungarian sheepdog hair pinned up over his eyes. Check out the photo of Beast and Chan in her wedding dress : Beast first joined Chan and Zuckerberg in their Palo Alto, Calif., house last year, a month after he was born. He has since pooped on Zuckerberg’s rug, visited the Facebook offices, and met the Dog Whisperer , Cesar Millan, among other milestones. Most of all, he has become an important and meaningful member of the family. Both Zuckerberg and Chan , known as Dad and Mom on Beast’s page, feature their beloved dog in the cover photos of their personal Facebook pages. Walking mom down the aisle to marry dad? Doesn’t get better than that.
