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This is a book that would be useful to just about anyone – women who are alpha bitches, people who ever have to interact with them (probably everyone), and even those of us who don’t see ourselves as an alpha bitch. When you read this book, you will be surprised at how many alpha bitch traits you can identify with. Goes to show, there’s a bit of an alpha bitch in all of us! At first glance, the book seems like a deceptively light read, but the message is a universal and profound one. We have all been programmed to think that to get ahead in life, we need to struggle, control and dominate in some way, but in fact, if we just relaxed and trusted a little more, we could have so much more and on so many levels. I highly recommend this to everyone. It’s practical and entertaining and you will never look at life the same way again.

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This is a book that would be useful to just about anyone – women who are alpha bitches, people who ever have to interact with them (probably everyone), and even those of us who don’t see ourselves as an alpha bitch. When you read this book, you will be surprised at how many alpha bitch traits you can identify with. Goes to show, there’s a bit of an alpha bitch in all of us! At first glance, the book seems like a deceptively light read, but the message is a universal and profound one. We have all been programmed to think that to get ahead in life, we need to struggle, control and dominate in some way, but in fact, if we just relaxed and trusted a little more, we could have so much more and on so many levels. I highly recommend this to everyone. It’s practical and entertaining and you will never look at life the same way again.

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Ameritopia: The Unmaking of America
by Mark R. Levin

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Release Date: January 17, 2012

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Take a look around at the sad state of our nation. In the 100 years since the self-proclaimed “progessive” Woodrow Wilson was President of these United States Americans have slowly but surely been ceding their rights and liberties to the state. The “masterminds” in our government, those who are so cock-sure that they know what is best for the rest of us, have been systemically consolidating their power and building a mammoth bureaucracy designed to control nearly every aspect of our lives. Then in 2008 the American people elected Barack Obama who promised to “fundamentally change America”. Obama has taken the “statist” agenda to a whole new level and most Americans have become increasingly alarmed at the direction this country is headed in. The battle lines have been drawn and the 2012 election will no doubt prove pivotal in the ultimate direction our nation will take. Those of us who favor the traditional American values of hard work, freedom of speech and free enterprise are going to have to articulate our case in the best possible way to a wider audience of our fellow Americans in order to win the day. Lawyer, author and syndicated radio talk show host Mark R. Levin has given us all a huge assist in this regard with the release of his powerful new book “Ameritopia: The Unmaking of America”. Drawing on the writings of the great philosophers on both ends of the political spectrum Levin provides his readers with a plethora of devastating arguments against the direction Obama and the progressives in both political parties are taking this nation. It is a truly compelling read!

I think that it is fair to say that most Americans have only a passing knowledge of the writings of philosophers such as Plato, Thomas More, Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Charles de Montesquieu and Alexis de Toqueville. Some would attribute this to the “dumbing down of America” that has been inexorably taking place in our schools over the past half-century or so. But the truth is that all of these individuals as well as Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels have exerted a great deal of influence over American political thought in the 235 years of our nation’s existence. Plato, More, Hobbes and of course Karl Max all come down on the side of “collectivist” or “utopian” states whereby individuals must necessarily become subservient to the interests of the state. In such an environment individuals “must be managed and suppressed by masterminds for the greater good.” There is no tolerance for individual self-interest or even self-preservation. A person’s labor and property belong to the state or are controlled by the state. Citing lengthy excerpts from the extensive writings of each of these individuals, Levin points out the obvious flaws in this line of thinking. Mr. Levin succeeds in arming his readers with the ammunition they will need to refute the arguments offered by the leftists and statists in this country on a wide variety of issues like universal health care, the progressive income tax and an ever-expanding and intrusive federal government. To paraphrase an old boxing expression “in this corner” we have the Barack Obama’s, Nancy Pelosi’s, Lincoln Chafee’s and Chuck Schumer’s of the world.

Part Two of “Ameritopia” hones in on the writings of John Locke, Charles de Montesquieu, and Alexis de Toqueville who all champion a much smaller, less intrusive government. John Locke in particular had an enormous influence on our Founding Fathers as they went about the rough and tumble business of fashioning the Constitution. It is an indisputable fact that for most of the history of the world mankind has been ruled by despots and repressive governments. The Founding Fathers wanted something much different. John Locke wrote that “laws made by men and governments without the consent of the government are illegitimate and no man is bound to them.” Regarding personal property rights Locke explained that there is always going to be an unequal distribution of property resulting from the manner in which a man applies his labor. This is just plain common sense. “As much land as a man tills, plants, improves, cultivates and can use the product of, so much is his property. He by his labor does, as it were, enclose it from the common. He gave it to the use of the industrious and rational; not to the fancy or covetousness of the quarrelsome and contentious.” Amen! Meanwhile, another major influence on the thinking of the Founding Fathers was the French philosopher Charles de Montesquieu. Montesquieu warned of “the dangers of a republican government attempting to transform a civil society–including superceding the effects of religion, family, commerce, traditions, customs, mores etc. through legal coercion.” Sounds like a page from the Saul Alinsky handbook does it not? Finally, Montesquieu goes on to observe that “There are two sorts of tyranny: a real one, which consists of the violence of the government, and one of opinion, which is felt when those who govern establish things that run counter to a nation’s way of thinking.” Many of us would argue that this is precisely what has been going on for the past three years.

In the final section of “Ameritopia: The Unmaking of America” Mark Levin explains how the statists have advanced their agenda over the past eight decades and why the 2012 elections stand as a watershed in American history. The choices we face have never been more clear. If you are one of those people still sitting on the fence I urge you to read “Ameritopia”. Meanwhile, if you are someone who is largely in agreement with the principles espoused by our Founding Fathers I would wholeheartedly encourage you to pick up a copy of “Ameritopia” as well. Mark Levin’s compelling book will help to crystallize the arguments in your mind as your attempt to educate your friends, relatives and neighbors in the coming months leading up to the election. Kudos to Mark Levin for an extremely well thought-out and well-executed project. Very highly recommended!

Let’s Pretend This Never Happened: (A Mostly True Memoir)
by Jenny Lawson

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My almost 8yr old daughter begged me to buy this series for her after she saw the catchy title and cover in the store. I consider myself a pretty laid back mom, but I feel that this series is very inappropriate for children. I read about halfway through the first book with my daughter and was very uncomfortable with how the writer was labeling peers as dorks, losers and rating them on the popularity scale. I also did not find it funny at all how the young girl in the book seemed to have a hateful obsession toward a “popular” girl in her school. The more I read, the more I felt like these books needed to go back to the store. Now to be fair, my daughter thought the books were funny and entertaining; however, the moment she called her little sisters losers and threatened to cut their hair off with scissors- that made up my mind!

The End of Illness
by David B. Agus
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Release Date: January 17, 2012

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For once, I fell for the hype surrounding a book but after reading “The End of Illness” I realized I should have stuck with my original plan to check it out from my library. There is absolutely nothing groundbreaking or particularly significant about anything contained in this book. So why give it three stars? It does contain basic, medically supported info that some older person who has had no tv, no internet, no newspaper, and no radio access for the last 30 years and refuses to go to the doctor or listen to his doctor would need to know. As for the rest of us, all this book does is confirm what you already knew or suspected.

I am assuming though that you’re interested in this book because you want to: (a) avoid an illness, particularly a life threatening illness or (b) you already have an illness and think this book will give suggestions on how to improve your life and get control of your illness. Learning about new advances in medicine which may or may not lead to anything that will help you during your lifetime is just a bonus but not high on your list of priorities. To be truthful, even if you read the book for that last purpose, you’d still be disappointed. I’m one of those unlucky people who was diagnosed with a chronic illness at the tender age of 13. Before then, nothing major happened in my life to kick start the illness – no drug use, no past illnesses/accidents, no lack of exercise, no atrocious diet, no lack of sleep habits, not a genetic disease. Sometimes $%&@ happens. As a mid 30s person, I’m pretty well versed in health matters but not an expert by far. I suspect many people my age and slightly older already know about the “tools” Dr. Agus “details” in this book and probably have been using them for years. It’s the same “tools” you can learn about in any of the pithy little “Live to be 100″ yahoo health articles the site spouts off every few weeks – and today.

Since the table of contents is available, I don’t think I’d be breaking any rules or providing any spoilers by mentioning these tools:

(1) Don’t believe every health study that comes out (duh)

(2) Taking vitamins is not as good as eating healthy food (duh)

(3) Try to avoid or lessen inflammation in the body (big Duh) – doesn’t really tell you how except to get flu shots and wear comfortable clothes. Basically anytime you injure yourself or get sick there is inflammation. Not really a way to avoid all that esp. if you were a rambunctious kid since apparently things that happened to you as a kid can have a long lasting effect on your health today. From the anecdotes he tells in this section, I think Monk would be the only person capable of pulling this suggestion off successfully from birth to death. Even so, he could still get an illness because $%#@ Happens!

(4) Exercise (really?!)

(5) Keep a regular schedule for eating, sleeping, exercising (you don’t say)

(6) Overall theme, keep track of how you are health-wise. Find out what’s normal for you (done and done)

Rest of the book is filler on historical discoveries you learned in high school and hopes for the future, particularly with proteomics. He does seem to have a love affair with statins. Not being in the age range or having the type of illness to require these meds, I have absolutely no opinion on that.

There were only two things I took away from this book – that it’s better to exercise in spurts than all at once (read about that earlier somewhere but it doesn’t hurt to reinforce it) and you may want to get a DNA test to show your susceptibility to certain illnesses …. tests which coincidentally are offered by a company co-founded by Dr. Agus. Imagine that. Regardless, it does sound helpful esp. the ability to tell which drugs will work best for you. My doctor would probably say it’s a waste of time and money but I’ll make that decision after further research.

That’s the book in a nutshell. He could have just written that in a two page internet article but I guess it wouldn’t get much attention or money. Oh, and although the book is called “The End of Illness,” it of course does not say a thing about “ending” illness now or in the future. A more truthful title would be “The Possible Downgrading of Terminal Diseases and Chronic Diseases that Substantially Lower Your Quality of Life into Easily Manageable Minor Diseases that You’ll Still Suffer From But Will Have Better Control Over than Previous Generations.” Reminds me of the Chris Rock joke where he says doctors will never cure AIDS but they’ll make it manageable so all you have to do is take a pill everyday. The money’s in the medicine. Not the cure. Prevention is the biggest weapon we have but you don’t need this book to tell you that.

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