In Autumn , someone took a picture of me and put it on the web. In this low-angle shot taken at my peak weight, I looked like Jabba the Hutt wearing a blue T-shirt. Since the picture illustrated a popular blog post, it immediately became the first result when you did an image search on my name. Mortified at the sight of what I had become, I immediately did two things: I started to eat better and exercise in order to lose weight, and I flooded the Internet with better-looking images of myself hoping to drive the fat picture off the front page of search results. The second effort was a lot easier than the first, but eventually both were successful.
The inexplicably popular photograph, which features the woman exposing both breasts as well as providing an unobstructed view of her vagina, has been visited an estimated , times since it was first discovered two months ago. It is utterly perplexing. Vianna, who closely examined the photograph over several days in an attempt to understand its appeal, said that the nude-lady photo falls completely outside typical uses for the Internet, like checking e-mail or accessing helpful information such as tax laws and driving directions. Even more unusual, the photo contains no information regarding the woman's acting or modeling career, her possible relevance to American history, or name.
The problem, according to the ISPA press release, is that the arrival of this technology in the Firefox browser used by millions will make it possible to:. Bypass UK filtering obligations and parental controls, undermining internet safety standards in the UK. To privacy enthusiasts, this is good because neither ISPs nor governments have any business knowing which domains users happen to frequent.
By Frank Rosario and Danika Fears. Sportscaster Erin Andrews sobbed on the witness stand Monday as she recalled the moment she learned that nude footage of herself was all over the Internet posted by peeper Michael David Barrett. Andrews, 37, said she was screaming so loudly that she got a call from the Los Angeles hotel where she was staying, asking if everything was OK. Her lawyers have said the hotel was negligent when it allowed Barrett to request a room next door to her. I want the Nashville Marriott to be held responsible.
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