Gripe existencial

Se basa en hechos reales que me sucedieron cuando estaba creciendo y yendo a la escuela. Luego, como adulto, conocí a Juan Vargas, El Vaquero, mientras me recuperaba de un accidente de auto en 1995.

When two plainclothes policemen arrested champion cyclist David Millar in a restaurant near Biarritz in 2004 for doping, it marked the beginning of a two-year exile from cycling and the end of everything else: his multimillion dollar contract with one of the biggest teams in the sport, his opulent lifestyle, the support of his teammates and closest friends, and the gold medal he’d won months before at the world championships. This candid memoir follows a young and idealistic cyclist from the early-morning streets of Hong Kong to the highest echelons of the sport in France where, overcome by ...

Juan Adrián Fernández Cornejo y Rendón (1737-1797) fue el propulsor de la introducción y siembra de la caña de azúcar en territorio argentino pues instaló, con dos de sus hermanos, el primer ingenio azucarero en Salta; se trata del Ingenio San Isidro localizado en el departamento de Güemes. Fue un enérgico promotor de la navegación del río Bermejo, por el que realizó dos expediciones, en la segunda de las cuales arribó hasta el río Paraná a bordo de una embarcación construida por él. Esta obra forma parte de la colección "Salta en la historia política y cultural de la...

Most everyone has experienced a horrific event that left him or her with some sort of scar. Some tragedies, such as that author Jacqueline Worrell experienced, leave physical scars. Others leave, or become, emotional and mental scars. But the truth of the matter is, you have no control over the past and cannot let it dictate your future. Regardless of what has happened, you do not have to become bitter or angry like the person who hurt you. You can be better, if you open your heart and allow God to show you how those scars are a part of his purpose for your life. Join new author Jacqueline...