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The Secret, Rhonda Byrne

This book promises to be the next international bestseller and in its day it was Davinci Code. Everyone will read and talk about him having coffee. People will ask the Circle of Readers and huddle in heaps in department stores. This morning the same, the always controversial AR just recommended it to Gallardón: No I've seen the program, have told me.

What gives me confidence to say, and all of a sudden, it will be a blockbuster? Apart from that recommended by a great writer (ironic mode off ), we can keep an eye on other signals: For now the Catholic Church and its faithful are already undergoing major criticism , as in his when done with other books, and this simple fact will make many people say ... because if it criticizes the church will not be as bad (in a clear parallel with sex). On the other hand is now out in Spain but do not worry, come over on Monday. And already the leader of sales in other countries, so we put our beards to soak. Soon everyone will talk about it, and not what the masses have read and said he spit on the streets. In addition, the Australian and former television producer, has had the keen eye quickly removing the DVD.

At this point, I hope to have raised some interest, and at least you are thinking "yeah, yeah blah blah, but tell us: what is the secret!" Okay, so although I can not talk about the literary quality of the work, what I can say is that this book is neither more nor less than a classic 'self-help book. " The secret is to be that you get what you set out and all that royo classic that sells well. Talks about how influential and good life have achieved their goals based on a willingness to succeed the author calls "Law of Attraction." In the book he claims that she has overcome cancer in three months without medical assistance because such positive pesamiento. A fake go. Then where does this book? Well it all started when Oprah Winfrey was interviewed after sales soared, and launched a major marketing campaign. That's all it took to succeed, is that Oprah is very Oprah. One of the most influential women U.S..

Looking a bit what has been the literary economy of recent years in our country, I foresee a big market, especially in the social sector that almost never read. Then will come a series of sequels by other authors to finish burning the subject. Probably with names like "the secret formula," the hidden truth, "the enigma of success", etc. That will have the honor to share shelves with biographies of Pavarotti, because in less than a month to go as crows scavenge the dead, which is not in the glory for the glory of tube life.

The Davinci Code was not a great book, but it was fun to read, in the same way that many movies with no artistic value can be very fun to watch. Perhaps this book you find it pleasant reading, or maybe not. That will have to decide each after reading it, but it is important that you know what you're going: To read a self help book. This in itself is not a good nor bad, but I (personal opinion) I have always taken the lowest place of the 'types of books. " And I say types of books instead of literary genres, because it takes much more to form a genre, just as in music the koala slippers and gender non-conforming Agropop.

At least AR dear, this book is written by the same signer. A great detail today.

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California and RFID implants

many employees in U.S. companies are forced to implant an ID chip. Most of these employees are involved in corporate security, opening safes, or need to enter areas of the company "engaged." This chip is used for opening doors, and employee records that he was agreed to that area. Usually used in security cards, and is very similar to the system that brought some new cars to allow you to open the door with only closer.

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Some California companies have forced their employees to insert the chip under the skin, rather than bringing in a card. They can constantly monitor the employee's position in the company, and prevent theft and unauthorized access cards, although it is obvious that attempts in a sense against employee privacy.

recently approved a law that prohibits companies from forcing employees to implant this chip, but the reality will be quite another. Or you deployed it, or you do not shoot, how do you see? And I say this ... in unofficial plan. With things not going to solve anything. I hope you do not copy these attitudes in old Europe, although there is no need to be alarmist.

On the other hand, nothing prevents other devices outside the company will read the information contained in the chip, which would know certain information about you. Of course, such data might be encrypted, but then we'd have a chip implanted by each company in which we work, or would have to clear the contents of the chip every time you change your business. Musings aside, the reality is that these same chips have already been cracked in Dutch passports, allowing read / copy at a distance of 10 meters.

Whatever it is, is crazy. I always thought that implants would be the first truly useful things ... like .. internal MP3 player, not to use headphones, or something that will allow you to cambial TV channel without using the remote control.

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I will work to DJ at parties in Cartagena: 11 days of constant party. People who know me know that I enjoy that work, but I always say that DJ I have something big. Rather it I play the with style ... and according to day, sometimes not even that. I have already 26 , and I can be in business ... two or three years (This is like football, at a certain age should be removed.) By then I hope to have my work computer engineer, some stability and a proper sleep schedule to humans. I would say that I will also have better pay, but that's too much to expect, because a DJ charges more than one computer (per day), even though I say it.

I started working in pubs and clubs for 6 years. I've worked in places in Cadiz, Murcia, Cartagena, La Manga ... and a few I will have left by selective amnesia. It's a good job, meet people, free drinks, you laugh a lot, sometimes it's like to party. The bad things you can imagine: Sometimes you sleep or your head hurts, but you can not go home, you have to be there with the music blaring, hold up some drunk, they offer you candy of power to reject sympathy (quiet mommy), and once I have gotten polvitos of talc in your pocket stereotypes Question: As a DJ, sure gets around.