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Welcome to DJ Jake Barton's Special Report:

How To Become A Mobile DJ In 30 Days Or Less!

The following guide is designed to help beginners take the first step towards becoming a DJ. This guide will emphasize the critically required steps you need to achieve your dream to become a DJ.

This guide is broken down into an easy to read Question and Answer format. It reflects the most pressing questions aspiring DJs have in getting started.

This guide will answer questions such as:

1 - What qualifications do I need to get into the Mobile DJ business?

2 - How much does it cost to get started as a Mobile DJ?

3 - What to do with $1,000?

4 - What is the bare minimum equipment needed to get started as a Mobile DJ?

5 - Do you need to know everything about music before you begin? Or can you learn as you go?

6 - Should you buy the best of everything in the beginning? Or start slowly and upgrade?

7 - Should you focus your money on buying light or sound equipment?

8 - Should you use your real name or create a unique DJ name?

And much, much more.

Lucy Major is a filmmaker who acts as a consultant to filmmakers in developing countries, helping them shape their projects so they appeal to Western audiences. She is successful in her field although she has been diagnosed with more than one psychiatric disorder. This year - for the fourth time in five years - she has a film in competition at the Cannes Film Festival. She is also psychic and is convinced that this film will win the Camera d'Or - the award that Cannes gives to the best film by a first time director. She is so convinced that they are going to host a party for the film's director. On the plane to Barcelona, where she is going to rent a car then drive to Cannes, she meets a handsome younger man who she finds extremely appealing. She gives him a ride to the beautiful city of Girona in Catalunya, Spain, where they part. Lucy continues on to Cannes where she joins her friends, Philippe, Sofia and Nicky. The book is a great how-to guide for first-time attendees of the Festival. Lucy's new Spanish friend surprises her at the party and they enjoy a nice little fling during which they discover that they have shared many past lives and that any relationship between the two of them may well mean his death.

The Rock and Roll Bathroom Reader is a compilation of witty, unique and sometimes quite irate music articles penned by independent music writer Peter Kimmich, whose writing has created avalanches of discussion and commentary, even inspiring copycat and revenge posts.

This collection of sometimes-satirical, sometimes-earnest, sometimes-fuming commentary observes rock and indie phenomena such as cumbersome band names, drug-inspired songs, rock star behavior, and brushes with rock celebrity, all taken with a grain of salt. Or perhaps a full salt shaker.

Downloadable in PDF format to be compatible with most browser-equipped smartphones and tablets, the Rock and Roll Bathroom Reader is perfect for those who are looking for a quick, entertaining read ... wherever they may currently be.

Length: 48 pages
Format: PDF