Quite frightening, but the solution was even more frightening. Bertrand Zobris, rich and world-famous doctor, invents a solution, based on the theory that the plagues of yesteryears were a way of balancing the population, for example, the Black Death in Europe in the 14th Century, which killed an estimated 75 to 200 million people.
About Fashion Designer Bert Keeter and Fashion Editorial by Jeff Linett Fashion designer Bert Keeter is back at doing what he d... 0 comments 
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ISSUE #49 JANUARY 2013 – HAPPY NEW YEAR! Fashion
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A Day in the Park – Fashion Editorial A Day in the Park fashion editorial was photographed by... 0 comments 
My New Hero, Dr. Alexander Rivkin – Filling You in on the 15 Minute Nose Job I live in Los Angeles . . . home of Hollywood stars, ce... 0 comments 
STELLA DOTTIR – A RENAISSANCE WOMAN WITH A FLAIR FOR TIMELESS DESIGN Velvet hats, golden hats, plumed hats, veiled hats dott... 0 comments 
Girls’ Gymnastic Coach Steven Marion: Training Athletes, Building Character, and Aiding in the Development of Tomorrow’s Woman Are you an athlete? If so, most likely you participate... 0 comments 
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