DREAMS

When I was little I used to dream to be a dancer and a veterinary but as you get older things change. One of my dreams it's not a physical or material thing and neither is it a profession, among many things I would like to do, my dream is to travel. In a future I want to travel a lot, I would like to discover different countries, know new amazing places that I've never been, and learn from each. I don't like routine and maybe that's why I need to do different things, but obviously I know that I have to study too. But it's something that I am really looking forward to, I would love to visit awesome places, meet new people... but always accompanied if it's possible. I think that it's always more amusing and enjoyable and who knows, maybe someday I like so much a place that I decide to stay there! :)

Hey there! Here I let you my joke from last week :)

Chile 'magic cheese scam' woman goes on trial in France

In France a woman has gone on trial for operating a scam in which thousands of Chileans paid millions of euros to produce a supposedly "magic cheese" for the cosmetics industry. Gilberte van Erpe, 74, is accused of selling a near-worthless powder as a costly domestic cheese-making kit.

The buyers were told that the fermented product they made in their homes could be sold to the French cosmetics industry at a much higher price. The victims were initially paid the dividends they had been promised, and the early success prompted them to invest larger amounts.
Many encouraged their friends and family to sign up. However, the div

idend payments soon stopped.

ORAL PRESENTATION

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf8kZmcgz5k

Smoking bans: How they vary around the world

Look at some of the different laws around the world on smoking:

IN SPAIN
In a future, somking could be ban in festivals, sporting stadiums...

IN AUSTRIA
You can smoke in your own office if you have no contact with clients, also bars can have smoking areas covering half the building.
After years of debate, Austria's government has announced plans to introduce a total smoking ban in cafes and restaurants by 2018.

IN AUSTRALIA
All Australian states and territories have banned smoking in vehicles with children, also is banned in enclosed public places and restaurants.
Many local councils also enforce bans on beaches and sports grounds with big fines for who smoke.
A packet of 20 cigarettes in Australia are also thought to be one of the most expensive in the world at over £10 a pack.
 
IN IRELAND
Ireland was the first country in the world to introduce a total smoking ban in 2004.
The initiative made smoking in enclosed workplaces illegal, punishable by a fine of up to 3,000 euros.

 IN USA
California and New York have some of the strictest measures in the world including outdoor bans in many parks and inside metres of buildings. In New York City smoking is banned in all parks, boardwalks, beaches, swimming pools... You also have to be aged 21 to buy cigarettes there.

REVIEW

GREAT EXPECTATIONS

Charles Dickens

Summary
The book is about a boy called Pip an orphan guy who lives with his sister and his brother Law. One day he meets a criminal in the churchyard who asked him for food, Pip frightened stole food from his house and brought it to him.

Later Ppip went to Miss Havishams house to help her and work for her, there he fall in love with her daughter Estella. Pip wanted to became a knight and one day somebody that he didn't know gave to him an oportunity to became a knight in Londres, he accepted and there he learned a lot. One day Pip meets again with the criminal of his childhood, and discovered that he was who gave him that great oportunity. Finally Pip returned to his village and turns to see Estella.

MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCES

Well, I don't identify with nothing of the book. I didn't have any experience like that for the moment.

MY OPINION

I liked that book, it's interesting and it creates intrigue all the time. Was easy to understand and that helps. I recommend this book because it's a nice story that talks about simples actes that could happen to anyone.

Unexpected stressors that are wrecking your health

As the new says, some typical causes of stress in life are —  illnesses and injuries, money issues, a too-busy schedule...And the 10 of the sneakiest (and most common) stressors are late betimes, lying, caffeine, alcohol, exercice, opening your inbox, noise, commuting, processed foods and dieting. I'm going to explain you five of them.

1. LATE BEDTIMES. Crawling into bed after midnight cause stress and a clear example are the later students, they suffer from negative thoughts, ruminative worries... researchers still aren’t certain whether later bedtimes are the primary cause of these negative emotions or whether they simply reflect an  unhappy personality.

2. LYING. From little lies to massive deceptions, lying can interfere with our mental and physical health and may even contribute to gastric distress.Victoria Lorient-Faibish says that “Many people with a history of lying struggle with fantasies of confession,”.

3. CAFFEINE.  Caffeine chronically elevates anxiety, adrenaline, cortisol, and blood pressure, making us more sensitive to everyday stressors and ultimately interfering with sleep.

4.ALCOHOL. like caffeine, exacerbate sensitivity to stress.

5.EXERCICE. Sometimes we push ourselves past the brink of what our bodies can handle, that causes the stress hormones and can mess with our moods.