Adolfo Pérez Agustí

188 p. : 21 cm

"Woody Allen is a private person who talks about his work infrequently. So it was unprecedented when he recently spoke to the camera about the entire range of his work in an interview with Richard Schickel. Woody talked about how he makes films, why he does it, the roots of this passion in his early life, and his current thinking about the state of his art." "The result was a critically acclaimed program for Turner Classic Movies. But the presentation contained only a small fraction of the four-hour interview. This book reprints the complete conversation between the two men and includes a long essay of introduction by Richard Schickel, which places Woody Allen's career in critical perspective. The book also offers insights into Woody's working methods as a writer and the growth of his skill as a director, as well as his own assessment of his work as an actor and his surprising views of his long life in the public eye."--Jacket.

Trucos para hablar bien en público ofrece las claves para aprender a hablar correctamente en público y en privado; para controlar los miedos y bloqueos, mejorar la voz, preparar bien un discurso y usar correctamente el castellano.

"Tras hablar mucho del colesterol bueno y el colesterol malo, las personas han acabado creyéndose que este elemento clave para la vida es nuestro enemigo. Sin embargo, y esto debe quedar claro, sin el colesterol no hay salud. Nuestro organismo, el más sabio de los médicos, cuando detecta una anomalía relacionada que puede comprometer seriamente la salud, aumenta los niveles de este lipoide para asegurar la integridad de elementos tan claves como la síntesis de las hormonas, la permeabilidad de la membrana celular y la vaina que envuelve los nervios, entre otros. En este libro formativo y clarificador, se incluye un capítulo en el que se explica cómo estabilizar y mejorar los niveles óptimos de colesterol, sin comprometer las funciones esenciales."--