Tuesday, August 9, 2011

FACEBOOK - MAN OF THE YEAR


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26-year-old founder of social online network Facebook and its executive director - the youngest billionaire in the world. December 15, 2010 Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook, is depicted on the cover of Time magazine edition of "Man of the Year 2010". At 26, Zuckerberg - The youngest deserved this title after the aviator Charles Lindenberg, whom the status of "Man of the Year" was awarded in 1927, when he was 25 years old. More after the break...


2. December 14, 2010  Zuckerberg is the California Hall of Fame. He gained fame not only as the youngest billionaire in the world, but also as an outstanding newcomer in the world of philanthropy. This year, he vowed to donate $ 100 million on the development of public schools in Newark, New Jersey.
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3. October 5, 2010 In the main administration Facebook in Palo Alto, California. Zuckerberg commented on his page on Facebook: «The title of" Man of the Year "- it's a real honor and recognition of how our team is not numerous creates what hundreds of millions of people trying to use to make the world more open and more united. I am happy that I am a part of it. "
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4. October 5, 2010 Zuckerberg launched the first version of Facebook from his dorm room at Harvard. Senior students have filed suit, claiming he stole their idea - a charge which was the main idea of the movie "Social Networks", published in 2010.
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5. September 25, 2010 At a press conference on the donation of $ 100 million to develop public schools of Newark, to Zuckerberg joined Newark Mayor Cory A. Brooker (left) and Governor of New Jersey Chris Christie.
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6. August 8, 2010 During a press conference in Palo Alto, Calif., Zuckerberg is watching as a software developer Ben Facebook Gertsfild beat the gong to mark start «Places» - a new social networking features based on location.
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7. April 21, 2010 Facebook, which began as a small network, available only for college students, has grown to the scale of the site, costing billions of dollars, and claims the attendance of 500 million regular users.

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8. July 23, 2008 During a conference in San Francisco in 2008 to develop a Facebook f8, Zuckerberg shows option Facebook Connect. This technology allows Facebook users to start using any site on the Internet without additional registration.
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9. July 23, 2008 Editor of Time magazine, Richard Stengel called Zuckerberg a central figure in world development, which has caused "erosion of faith in authority, decentralization of power and at the same time, possibly growing faith in each other."
Eric Risberg / AP
10. November 6, 2007 "Man of the Year" according to "Time" - a person or event who are most influenced the development of culture and media in a given year, for better or for worse.

Craig Ruttle / AP
11. February 5, 2007 In the Personal Information page Zuckerberg on Facebook you can read the following words: "I try to make the world more open."
Paul Sakuma / AP

The Most Unusual Buildings Around The World



1. The public library in Kansas City, USA

All the buildings reflect the desire of their creators. The builders have stepped away from the ordinary standard of architecture, we can say that these prominent structures are among the unique treasures of the world, which transmit the bizarre sense of uniqueness, which shows contemporary exotic forms of external and internal design and permissible visionary architect. More images after the break...
2. Atomium in Brussels, Belgium


3. Milwaukee Art Museum (Museum of Art, Milwaukee). Milwaukee, USA


4. Church of hallgrimur (Lutheran Church) in Reykjavik, Iceland



5. Longaberger Basket Building. Newark, USA


6. Wonder works. Pigeon Forge, United States


7. Another upside-down house (Upside down house) in Shimbarke, Poland


8. Crooked house. Sopot, Poland


9. Tenerife Auditorium. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain


10. Bull ring. Birmingham, United Kingdom


11. La Tete au Carre in Nice, France. Inside is a library


12. Eden project. Britain


13. Snail House in Sofia


14. Edificio mirador in Madrid


15. Nautilus house. Mexico


16. Calakmul building - a building in a giant washing machine. Mexico


17. The residential complex Habitat-67. Montreal, Canada


18. Montreal biosphere. Montreal, Canada


19. Olympic Stadium in Montreal


20. Lotus Temple. New Delhi, India


21. Wooden skyscraper in Arkhangelsk. Demolished in 2009


22. Stone House (Stone house) in Guimaraes, Portugal


23. Mammy's Cupboard. Natchez, USA


24. National Library, Minsk


25. Cubic houses. Rotterdam, Netherlands


26. Casapueblo. Maldonado, Uruguay


27. Library of Alexandrina. Alexandria, Egypt


28. Cathedral of Brasilia (Catedral Metropolitana Nossa Senhora Aparecida) - Catholic cathedral in the capital of Brazil - Brasilia. Serves as the seat of the Archbishop of Brasilia


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30. Denver Art Museum - Denver Art Museum


31. Graz Art Museum - Museum of Arts in Graz, Austria


32. Le Palais Ideal (Ideal Palace) in Hauterives, France. Built usual French postman Ferdinand Cheval enthusiast for 33 years (1879-1912).


33. Casa Battlo Antonio Gaudi in Barcelona


34. The National Stadium in Beijing


35. National Theatre in the same


36. Museum Ripley's Believe It or Not! near Niagara Falls in Canada


37. Palais bulles in Cannes


38. Experience music project. Seattle, USA


39. Back view


40. Skyscraper Gherkin building in London or cucumber


41. Banpo Bridge in Seoul, South Korea


42. Dynamic Tower in Dubai. Tower, whose every floor is moving on its own axis, independently of the others. The first building that can change its shape. Still under construction.

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