Human Barbie Valeria Lukyanova Reveals She Underwent Plastic Surgery: See the Before and After Pictures

By Zhang Tung

Valeria Lukyanova attracted social media attention for her strong resemblance to Barbie Doll after she underwent radical plastic surgery to transform herself into a living version of the famous toy. The Internet starlet is now stirring international controversy again for her odd choice of diet. She said that she intended to become a breatharian, who never eats or drinks and can exist on 'cosmic micro-food'. “In recent weeks I have not been hungry at all,” Ms Lukyanova revealed. “I’m hoping it’s the final stage before I can subsist on air and light alone.”

This is not the first time Valeria Lukyanova has declared something weird. The real-life Barbie doll wannabe previously claimed she was from another planet and could communicate with aliens through light. She also said that she had the ability to travel outside her body.

Human Barbie Valeria Lukyanova used makeup and contact lenses to achieve her doll-like appearance (left). The blonde beauty looked like a normal girl before wearing makeup (right).

With globulous breasts and a tiny waist, Valeria Lukyanova was said to go under the knife to achieve her current look (left). She looked a lot different from the way she did before plastic surgery (right).

The Ukrainian model and singer, who was supported by her construction-working husband, gain attention for her flawless doll face dabbed with make-up, vacant blue eyes and long platinum hair.

Valeria Lukyanova, who worked in new age opera, denied that her Barbie-doll beauty was the result of numerous plastic surgeries. However, there were some alleged before and after photos showing a far more dramatic transformation.

Valeria Lukyanova, who was referred to as “Human Barbie” and “Living Doll,” reportedly stopped eating and drinking water. She said that she was able to subsist solely on air and light.

The spiritual teacher admitted that she only had breast implants, and the rest of her looks was due to makeup.

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I was born in China but grew up in the U.S. Now I am living with my family in Los Angeles. In my free time, I am fond of reading news and joining social activities. I also like writing articles on fashion and entertainment.

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How to Receive Remote Assistance from Microsoft

This is a quick guide in using the Remote Assistance from Microsoft

1. Locate address bar. It should be at the top most portion of your screen beside two arrows facing opposite each other ...

2. Type support.microsoft.com/help or http://support.microsoft.com/help

3. You should get a page where it says at the middle: Receive Remote Assistance from ...

If you got all 3 steps, you're good to go.

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World’s History Through Pictures

By Elizabeth Woods

World’s history encompasses the entire history of human race from early prehistory to present. Through the long history, there are so many timelines in all places on earth. Let\'s take a glimpse through the following pictures which describe the remarkable timelines of world’s history.

Cave of Lascaux

The Cave of Lascaux is well-known for its prehistoric paintings. The images show animals, hunts, and wars. The interesting fact of the picture can be described as: the hunts were drawn on the wall like a comic strip.

The stories are told from the left to the right, until the prey is captured.

Renaissance paintings

Renaissance is said to have started in the European civilization which marks the medieval period. In traditional sense, Renaissance is understood to be a zoom in the interest of classical learning and its values.

Sixteenth century witnessed the importance of artists and popular demand of movable pictures.

Photography

Louis Daguerre was a professional scene painter for the opera who had the leading intention about ways to keep the image still. Louis Daguerre formed partnership with Joseph Niepce to produce the first photographic image but the photographs quickly faded.

A few years later, Louis Daguerre himself developed “the daguerreotype” - a more convenient and effective method of photography.

Cinema

The first 49-second short “Danse Serpentine” captured a woman in very wide dress dancing on a wooden stage. Louis and Auguste Lumière successfully made flowing movements with ever changing, fascinating shapes.

The first 49-second short “Danse Serpentine” captured a woman in very wide dress dancing on a wooden stage.

The famous photo captured Lenin addressing his Red Army when they were about to go to the Polish front during the Russian Revolution.

During the summer of 1934, Philo Taylor Farnsworth (American inventor and television pioneer) together with Franklin Institute of Philadelphia conducted the first full scale demonstration of electronic television.

Charles Moore’s famous picture has strong impact on society. Captured during Birmingham Protests (1963), the sensible photo attributed significant influence to the Civil Rights movement.

Thanks to the development of photography, the whole world could graspe the ravages of Vietnam war.

The Hubble Space Telescope was sent to space in 2004 to site outside the filter of the Earth\'s atmosphere. Along with cosmological discoveries, Hubble captured visual revelations of the solar system with pinpoint clarity.

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Shocking yoga practices

By Elizabeth Woods

In the modern world when humans always stay at a high risk of stress, it is not surprising that more and more people are turning to do yoga, a form of body exercise. Originating from India, this type of exercise has proved its benefits to health. Yoga is recommended by health expert as one of the best way to reduce stress and keep body balance. In fact, doing yoga helps people gain balance between stretching and relaxing, activity and leisure. However, this is a really challenging form of exercise. To become a real yogi takes time, energies, patience and even pain. Yoga exercising contains movements that require great care and skillfulness. Some yogis even invented so challenging movements that not many yogis can do. In fact, they combine yoga with other forms of exercises not to make a new yoga exercise but also create impressive movements displayed to the public.

Those who are afraid of breaking necks and backs should not try this exercise

Upside down yoga

He looks like a circus artist

It’s wondered how long they can keep this position

She must be a great gymnast

Few yogis can exercise like her

This girl must experienced much pain to do this exercise

What strong legs!

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I have been working as a doctor of a general hospital since February 1998. In addition, I am a full time writer and specialize in weight loss related issues. I also write for a number of different websites on the Internet.

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Unique Underwater Art Museum in Mexico

By Brittany Stone

Jason de Caires Taylor, a British scuba-diving cum sculptor, has a new art project called the Underwater Art Museum at the Isla Mujeres National Marine Park near Cancun on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. Taylor created the foundations of 400 individually cast human moulds, which were taken from members of the Mexican public sunk. The sculptures covering 420sq meters are made from special cement with a neutral PH to encourage coral growth and provide a habitat for marine life. His idea aims to reduce the pressure on natural reefs of the area, which sees 750,000 people visit every year. The artist said that visitors could fly over these sculptures and go between them underwater.

The Underwater Art Museum at Isla Mujeres National Marine Park on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico

The statues, which are set 10 meters deep underwater, are designed to help stimulate the museum

Life-size statues on the sea bed at Isla Mujeres National Marine Park

A group of the 400 statues waited at the docks before being transported to the Underwater Art Museum

The light is very different and affected by the sea’s surface

Taylor explained the reason for his “underwater art museum” that he saw the decimation of the coral reefs after becoming a diving instructor, so he got into the idea of making art as artificial reefs

He expects to create an image of humans living in balance with nature

After these sculptures were finished on the ground, some of them step by step were launched into the water by a lifting crane

These statues are covered by thin cloths

Statue\'s faces reflect different destinies

You surely have interesting experience when visting here

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Most Extreme Hands and Legs on Earth

By Phoenix Rose

The world is full of oddest things. In the today's articles, you will have chance to know about the most extreme hands and legs on Earth.

Peter Iroga: World’s Largest Feet

Peter Iroga is well-known for both the success of his team at Dee Why’s Foot Power and his extraordinarily large feet. On 26th May 2011, he receives the Guinness World Records certificate for his extreme feet. The Solomon Islands native Peter Iroga has left and right feet measured 37.5cm and 36.5cm respectively. The odd large physique of Iroga is due to the abnormality of the pituitary gland in his brain which causes continuous growth in this body.

Peter Iroga owns the world’s largest feet

Peter Iroga’s feet in comparison with normal feet.

Lui Hua: World's Largest Hand

Chinese man Lui Hua has his index finger measured nearly 12 inches and left thumb 10.2 inches. The occurrence happen due to a disease called macrodactyly.

World's Largest Hand

Girls with 26 digits - 14 toes and 12 fingers

A one-year-old girl Lei Yadi Min from South Okkalarpa Township in China has 26 digits at all – including 14 toes and 12 fingers.

Lei Yadi Min has 14 toes

Chinese with 31 fingers and toes

Li Jinpeng, 6-year-old boy from China, was born with 15 fingers and 16 toes. The extra digits are result of gene mutation.

Li Jinpeng’s feet

Li Jinpeng has 31 digits

World’s Smallest Foot

The 90-years-old woman from China province of Yunnan, Ms Liu, currently keeps the record for the smallest feet in the world. Ms Liu practiced foot binding (the important tradition of China in the past) since she was just five. Until now, her feet are on the size of a 10-year-old girl.

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Chinese Woman with Elephant Legs

Wang Cheng is often known as the nickname “Elephant Legs” due to her 110 pound legs (three times larger than normal size). The 24-year-old Chinese girl suffers from a rare medical condition of elephantiasis.

“Elephant Legs” girl

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Mary Rose is currently a lecturer on society. In her free time, Mary is fond of joining social activities. Her goal is to provide up-to-date news and articles on society and culture.

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Cohabitating with the dead in Manila

By Phoenix Rose

It is hard to believe that many people can cohabitate with the dead. However, this happens in North Cemetery, the massive graveyard in Manila, Philippines. The cemetery houses more warm bodies than cold corpses.

10,000 Filipino families live there. Some families end up there almost by accident. Others are too poor to afford to live in the big city. In other words, they basically have nowhere to else to go. People also work to support their lives from collecting scrap metal or repairing tombs. According to Filipino custom, it is obligatory for children to carry coffins for the belief of keeping them safe from vengeful spirit.

There are also basketball hoops, stalls, and mini-markets among the tombs

The Cemetery Houses More Warm Bodies Than Cold Corpses

People there are hired to maintain and repair tombs

The house could be the family mausoleum or their employers' mausoleum. 

Sheryl Ann M. Muros works voluntarily as a schoolteacher

Children earn money from collecting scrap metal, plastic, and other garbage 

Unidentified bones are found around the Manila North Cemetery and they become children's toys

Teenagers carry coffins for 50 Filipino pesos

Residents pay five pesos to sing karaoke in a vacant mausoleum which is used for relaxation or entertainment

Playing cards on top of tombs is a favorite pastime.

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