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1. Sports Power by David Sandler

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2. Explosive Lifting for Sports by Harvey Newton

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3. Facilitated Stretching: Second Edition by Robert E. Mcatee/Jeff Charland

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When Elephants Weep: The Emotional Lives of Animals by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson

 

The Next 100 Years: Shaping the Fate of Our Living Earth by Jonathan Weiner

 

It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis

 

Neuromancer by William Gibson (about the 5th time I've read this one!)

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I've read about everything by Ayn Rand. Atlas Shrugged, The Fountainhead, Anthem, We the Living, The Virtue of Selfishness, Ayn Rand the Early Years..... Used to be a huge fan of that kind of one sided thinking. I was a much happier person when I could make myself buy into that. It's funny how the left is always accused of being elitist when one considers Rand and how influential her stuff has been on the right.

 

Psst Offense, It's crap.

 

I'm reading a biography of Lenin by an anti-communist and otherwise just trying to write stuff.

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The Next 100 Years: Shaping the Fate of Our Living Earth by Jonathan Weiner

 

Neuromancer by William Gibson (about the 5th time I've read this one!)

nice on both! i want to re-read neuromancer one of these days.

 

The Story of B

that's my favorite!

 

i'm currently reading a million little pieces by james frey. yes, it's a bit of a tall tale, but it's well-written and the story and his reflections are quite good. i'm thinking of it as a "based on a true story" book.

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kurt vonnegut a man without a country

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Great book!! It generated some good discussion at an online book club I participate in -- which is on a very liberal site. If you're interested in reading the comments & dialog, let me know & I'll pm you the web address.

 

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Neil,

Did you read Ishmael first? I just finished it…damn. So far I am having a hard time getting into this one. Have you read My Ishmael?

i did read Ishmael first and then story of b and my ishmael. i also read after dachau and beyond civilization.

 

i enjoyed them all. i think i liked ishmael more than my ishmael. it's been years, though.

 

beyond civilization is like a collection of essays that are explanations of his philosophy. i think he said it largely came about in response to all of the questions he was asked at speaking engagements.

 

On Daniel Quinn’s web site he has a list of books he recommends… I think I am going to read some of those next.

http://www.friendsofishmael.org/

thanks! i'll check that out.

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Short list of some recent reads:

"Thrive" by Brendan Brazier

"Raw Food Made Easy" Jennifer Cornbleet'

"Rawsome"

"Eating for Beauty" David Wolfe

 

"The Athlete's Ball: Integrative Training" Rick Jemmett

"The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook" Clair Davies

"Athletic Body in Balance" Gray Cook

"The Complete Book of Core Training" Kurt, Brett and Mike Brungardt

"Low Back Disorders: Evidence-Based Prevention and Rehabilitation" Stuart McGill (I'm still wading through this one: it's about half rather scientific, 1/2 more practical)

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