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A man whose name made him an internet sensation said on Sunday that he is grateful for the support he has received from millions. Phuc Dat Bich, a 23-year-old Vietnamese-Australian man, had struggled to get Facebook to accept that his name was genuine. Facebook use can both spike and regulate the levels of stress hormone cortisol in teenagers, finds a new study by researchers at University of Montreal, Canada. Having more than 300 Facebook friends increased teenagers' levels of cortisol, the study found A Florida man who killed his wife and posted a photo of the bloody corpse on Facebook was convicted Wednesday of second-degree murder after failing to convince a jury that he shot her eight times in self-defense. The jury verdict came in the third week of The Australian man of Vietnamese descent admitted on Facebook that his story, which gained media attention worldwide, was actually a hoax. It turns out that Phuc Dat Bich's real name is Thien Nguyen, which was revealed to Mashable by the man's former AUSTIN -- The Center for Identify at the University of Texas says there may be an emerging scam on Facebook. Earlier this week, KVUE Insider Facebook fans told KVUE they’ve seen an unusual amount of friend requests. Some reported getting as many as 54 Today, as Reuters reports, Facebook has announced that it will turn on Safety Check by fans for her role as The Countess in the hit series, American Horror Story: Hotel . She successfully did music, movies, fashion, TV, and now, she's been enlisted .

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