Sep 26, 2012

Myspace is getting an extreme makeover. What you guys think abouit it?

Myspace gets a new face

The revamped Myspace looks like Pinterest, LinkedIn adds an awkward endorsement feature, and Barnes & Noble will soon hit play on Nook Video.



Myspace is getting an extreme makeover. The former king of social media has a video teaser of what the site's relaunch will look like. It's focused around displaying your photos, videos and music in a horizontal-scrolling profile. It looks like a mash-up between Pinterest and Microsoft's Windows 8 interface.
Music is still a major part of Myspace. There's an area to create playlist mixes, and those mixes can also have photos. (You could post a party playlist along with the party photos, for example.) There's also an area to discover trending topics and upcoming concerts. It'll be hard to take on Facebook, but maybe it will shakeup the digital music scene.
LinkedIn has added the ability to endorse someone's skills with a few clicks, rather than writing in a recommendation. Problem is, the endorse feature can come off a bit awkward with some skill keywords, as you'll see in today's Update video. I was asked if a newspaper editor in my network knows "about newspaper?" and there was a prompt asking if another connection knows "about Spokesperson?"
When profiles use multiple skill keywords, it also comes off strange if you only recommend one or two and not all of them. That's because your floating head sits next to whichever skill words you endorse. For now, you'll be better off writing a personal recommendation.
For those hoping Google will come out with its own map app for iOS 6, don't hold your breath. Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt told reporters that Google has "not done anything yet" for Google Maps on iOS 6. But it may happen someday.
Apple has said its maps will get better as more people use it. When users come across wrong information, they can report it on the app.
Barnes & Noble is coming out with its own digital video streaming service to complete with Amazon. It's called Nook Video, will let users buy and rent shows when it goes live this fall. It's widely expected that Barnes & Noble will also unveil a new version of the Nook to compete with Amazon's latest Kindle Fire tablets.

Sep 25, 2012

Sep 20, 2012

WTF OF THE DAY: Japanese man, 22, cooks his own Genitals and serves them up to paying guests at Dinner party


Japanese man, 22, cooks his own Genitals and serves them up to paying guests at Dinner party

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri May 25 2012 21:18:00 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time) - Source: cbc.ca
A japanese man who had his genitals removed seasoned them before cooking them for five paying dinner party guests.

The proud asexual artist turned to Twitter and made an offer five people just couldn't seem to refuse:

"[Please Retweet] I am offering my male genitals (full penis, testes, scrotum) as a meal for 100,000 yen ($1,250).

I'm Japanese. The organs were surgically removed at age 22. I was tested to be free of venereal diseases. The organs were of normal function.
I was not receiving female hormone treatment. The length at full erection was 16.1 cm [6.3 inches]. First interested buyer will get them, or I will also consider selling to a group. Will prepare and cook as the buyer requests, at his chosen location. If you have questions, please contact me.

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Sugiyama, a Tokyo-based illustrator, was born male but now identifies as asexual. The artist paid $12,000 for the operation to remove all sexual features from his body as part of the gender nullification process.

At the event Sugiyama publicly seasoned and braised his genitals on a portable gas stove in front of dozens, assisted by a professional chef.

Only five diners actually tasted the dish (one backed out before the event), which was served with button mushrooms and parsley. The group included two women and three men, all between the ages of 22 and 32.

A spokesman for the Suginami police told that they'd received inquires from concerned citizens but could not pursue the matter further, as no laws prohibiting cannibalism exist in Japan.
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Mao Sugiyama, 22, prepares to serve up his genitals as dinner for five paying guests at a party he organised in Tokyo, Japan
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Sep 18, 2012

Slow Motion Ninja Fight [HD]

Sep 17, 2012

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