Steve Jobs - business magnate, co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc,

Steven Jobs is an American business magnate and inventor. He is the co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc. Jobs also before served as chief executive of Pixar Animation Studios; he became an associate of the board of directors of The Walt Disney Company in 2006, following the acquisition of Pixar by Disney. He was credited in the 1995 movie Toy Story as a managerial producer. In the late 1970s, Jobs, with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, Mike Markkula and others. After down a power struggle with the board of directors in 1984, Jobs resigned from Apple and established NeXT, a computer platform development company concentrate in the higher education and business markets.

Apple's later 1996 buyout of NeXT brought Jobs back to the company he co-founded, and he has served as its CEO since 1997. In 1986, he obtains the computer graphics division of Lucasfilm Ltd which was spun off as Pixar Animation Studios. He remained CEO and mass shareholder at 50.1% until its acquisition by The Walt Disney company in 2006. Consequently Jobs became Disney's major individual shareholder at 7% and a member of Disney's Board of Directors. On March 2, 2011 Steve Jobs complete an appearance at the iPad 2 launch event.

Born Name	Steven Paul Jobs
Date Of Birth	February 24, 1955
Place Of Birth	San Francisco, California, U.S.
Nationality	American
Alma mater	Reed College
Occupation	Chairman and CEO, Apple Inc
Net worth	increase$8.3 billion
Board member	The Walt Disney Company
Religion	Buddhism
Spouse	Laurene Powell

Mark Zuckerberg - American entrepreneur and software developer, ceo/President of Facebook

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg is an American entrepreneur and software developer best recognized for creating the social networking site Facebook, of which he is CEO and president. It was co-founded as a private business in 2004 by Zuckerberg and classmates Dustin Moskovitz, Eduardo Saverin, and Chris Hughes while they were students at Harvard University. In 2010, Zuckerberg was named Time magazine's personality of the Year. Zuckerberg voiced himself on an episode of The Simpsons, "Loan-a Lisa", which primary aired on October 3, 2010.

In the episode, Lisa Simpson and her friend Nelson encounter Zuckerberg at an entrepreneurs' meeting. Zuckerberg tells Lisa that she does not require graduating from college to be wildly successful, referencing Bill Gates and Richard Branson as examples. Zuckerberg founded the Start-up: Education charity. On September 22, 2010, it was information that Zuckerberg had arranged to donate $100 million to Newark Public Schools, the public school system of Newark, New Jersey. On December 8, 2010, Zuckerberg released a report that he had become a signatory of The Giving Pledge.

Born Name	Mark Elliot Zuckerberg
Date of Birth	May 14, 1984
Place of Birth	White Plains, New York
Nationality	American
Occupation	CEO/President of Facebook
Known for	Co-founding Facebook in 2004; becoming world's youngest billionaire as of 2008
Net worth	increase US$12.5 billion
Awards	Time Person of the Year 2010

HALEY BARBOUR FACES QUESTIONS ON KKK LICENSE PLATE, AMNESTY

Even before Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour announces whether he intends to run for president, he's facing a run of press scandals just like most confirmed candidates endure on the campaign trail. First there was the flap over the Mississippi-approved vanity license plate heralding a leader of the Ku Klux Klan--and now comes a report that Barbour, in his earlier career as a D.C. power lobbyist, represented the Mexican government in a push to render U.S. immigration law more accommodating to Mexican residents who had entered the country illegally.



On Monday, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) called for Barbour to condemn a proposed state license plate honoring honoring Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest, a Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard. As of mid-morning Tuesday, Barbour had not yet issued a public statement on the proposal, which is being pushed by the Sons of Confederate Veterans.



This controversy comes alongside a Time magazine report that Barbour and the lobbying shop he co-founded--BGR Group--were hired by Mexico in 2001 to work on legislation offering "a path to citizenship for foreigners living illegally in the United States—what opponents of immigration reform call 'amnesty,' " wrote Time's Michael Scherer.



Last night, Barbour issued a statement denying he supported amnesty--though neither he nor his firm denied working on the specific immigration provision outlined in the Time report.



These new controversies add to the potential challenges Barbour faces as a presidential candidate in 2012.



Barbour has had to answer repeated questions about his past as a lobbyist--while also addressing the fallout from remarks he'd made to the Weekly Standard about the benign character of life in civil-rights era Mississippi.



Just this past weekend, Barbour appeared on Fox News Sunday and defended himself on both fronts.



He argued that the president essentially is a lobbyist and must "sell what's good for America to others in the world as well as to America," so Barbour's lobbying history will be an asset. And in revisiting his earlier appraisal of the civil-rights era as "not that bad" in Mississippi, Barbour reiterated it was truthful to his own youthful experience: "I was asked about my childhood and I had a great childhood," Barbour said.

Abuse/Molestation/Rape and what it takes to become a Celebrity

Not everyone can become famous or a celebrity. There are requirements. Such as having a history of sexual abuse/molestation/rape that runs in your family. Why is this? It's due to how the mind becomes fragmented during traumatic experiences, which makes it so a handler can control and program the fragmented pieces of the mind, and alter-egos that are created from the fragmentation. Those with fragmentation can usually make the best actors and actresses as their minds switch to the alter-ego role that been assigned for them to play, and is often created after they are given the role by their handler.



The "directors" prefers those who have a history of sexual abuse because they are easier to manipulate and control, as their minds are basically damaged by the repetitive abuse

they expereinced.



Famous people who were abused when they were younger:



Alexander Pushkin (poet) abuse, info courtesy of AEST

Alice Walker (author/activist) abuse

Andrea Dworkin (author/activist) rape

Angela Rose (activist) sexual assault (visit Angela's site here )

Angela Shelton (actress/model/director/actvist) incest

Angie Dickenson (actress, etc) emotional abuse

Angelina Jolie (actess) child abuse (sexual?)

Anne Heche (actress) incest

Anne Sexton (poet) child sexual abuse, info courteousy of AEST

Antwone Fisher (author) emotional abuse/child sexual abuse

Axl Rose (musician) child sexual abuse (according to IMDB.com)

Baby Lyssa Chapman (famous bounty hunter/daughter of Dog) statutory rape

Beethoven (composer) unspecified child abuse

Beth Chapman (famous bail bondswoman/wife of Dog) domestic violence

Bill Clinton (former U.S. President) secondary domestic violence

Billie Holliday (singer) childhood rape

Billy Connoly (comedian) incest

Brett Butler (actress) domestic violence

Britney Spears (pop singer) child sexual abuse (by father)

Carlos Santana (musician) child sexual abuse

Carrie Otis (model) rape

Chester Bennington (musician) child sexual abuse

Christina Aguilera (singer) unspecified child abuse/secondary domestic violence (by father)

Christina Applegate (actress) dating violence

Christina Crawford (author) emotional abuse

Cindy Williams (actress) emotional abuse

Clara Bow (actress) incest

Connie Francis (singer) rape

Corey Feldman (actor) child sexual abuse

Dave Mustaine (musician) child physical abuse/secondary domestic violence

Dave Pelzer (author) multiple forms of abuse

Derek Luke (actor) child sexual abuse

Desi Arnaz, Jr. (actor) emotional abuse

Dog the Bounty Hunter (famous bounty hunter/reality TV stars) child physical abuse

Dorie VanStone (author) multiple forms of abuse

Drew Barrymore (actress) unspecified child abuse

Eleanor Roosevelt (former First Lady) unspecified child abuse

Elizabeth I (Queen of England) teenage sexual assault, info courteousy of AEST

Elizabeth Barrett Browning (poet) abuse, info courteousy of AEST

Elizabeth Loftus (psychologist) child sexual abuse

Ella Fitzgerald (singer) abuse

Emme (model) emotional abuse

Erin Gray (actress) unspecified child abuse

Eve Ensler (playwright/actress) incest

Fantasia (singer) teenage rape

Farrah Faucett (actress) domestic violence

Fiona Apple (musician) childhood rape

Florence Holway (artist/activist) rape

Fran Drescher (actress) rape

Gabrielle Union (actress) rape

Gavin DeBecker (violent crime expert) psychological abuse

George Orwell (author) unspecified child abuse

Greg Luganis (athlete) abuse

Halle Berry (actress, model) domestic violence

Henry Miller (writer) abuse, info courtesy of AEST

Henry Rollins (musician) child sexual abuse

Janice Dickenson (model) child physical & emotional abuse

Janice Mirikitani (poet) incest, Janice's story is featured on a DVD sold at RAINN's site

Johannes Brahms (composer) child sexual abuse, info courteousy of AEST

Jonathan Davis (musician) child sexual abuse

Joyce Meyer (evangelist, author) child physical abuse & incest

Kirk Hammett (musician) child physical & sexual abuse

Laveraneus Coles (athlete) child sexual abuse

Leslie Triber (author/poet) abuse

Lorena Bobbit - marital rape

Lynn C. Tolson (author) incest/domestic violence/sexual assault

Madonna (pop singer) child abuse

Marie Waldrep (poet/activist) incest/domestic violence

Marilyn Manson (musician) child sexual abuse

Marilyn Monroe (actress) child physical & sexual abuse/childhood attempted rape (according to IMDB.com)/domestic violence

Marilyn VanDerber Atler (former Miss America) incest

Mary J. Blige (singer) emotional abuse/childhood rape/secondary domestic violence

Mary Wollestonecraft (author) child physical abuse

Mata Hari (famous spy) domestic violence

Maya Angelou (author, poet) childhood rape

Maynard James Keenan (musician) child sexual abuse

Meat Loaf (musician) peer abuse/parental physical abuse (?)

Mike Patton (musician) neglect/child sexual abuse

Michael Jackson (and his siblings) child abuse (by father)

Missy Elliot (rapper, producer) child sexual abuse/secondary domestic violence

MoN'ique (comedian, actress) child sexual abuse (by brother)

Nicole Brown Simpson - domestic violence (very likely murdered by OJ)

Oprah Winfrey (talk show host) child sexual abuse

Ozzy Osbourne (musician) child sexual abuse

Pamela Anderson (actress) rape/domestic violence

Patricia Weaver Francisco (author) rape

Patsy Cline (singer) domestic violence

Patty Duke (actress, etc.) multiple forms of abuse, info courtesy of AEST

Paula White (evangelist, author) child sexual abuse

Queen Latifah (rapper/actress/model) child sexual abuse

Rain Pryor (actress) child physical abuse/teenage sexual abuse

Richard Nixon (former U.S. President) unspecified child abuse

Rita Hayworth (actress) incest

Rhianna (singer) domestic abuse

Robert Blake (actor) multiple forms of abuse, info courtesy of AEST

Rosanne Arnold (actress) child sexual abuse

Rose McGowan (actress) religious related (SRA?) abuse

Rosie Perez (actress) child sexual abuse

Ellen DeGeneres(tv host) child molested

Rosie O'Donnell (actress/ex Tv host) child sexual abuse

Rudyard Kipling (author) unspecified child abuse

Sandra Dee (actress) incest

Sinead O'Connor (musician) multiple forms of abuse, info courteousy of AEST

Stasi Eldredge (author) rape

Suzanne Somers (actress) emotional abuse

Tyler perry(actor/producer) child rape

Teri Hatcher (actress) incest

Tina Turner (singer) domestic violence

Tom Arnold (actor, etc) abuse, info courtesy of AEST



Toni Childs (musician) abuse, info courteousy of AEST

Tori Amos (musician) rape / child abuse (by uncle)

Tyler Perry (actor) child abuse

Virginia Woolf (author) incest

Viva (actress) child sexual abuse



There's many more celebrities who were abused. Most just don't talk about it.