Name the last three books you have read...

i kent reed.

 

:smt005 Hahahaha!

I hate to tell you this but you kent rite either.

 

The Good Soldiers by David Finkel

 

Welcome back Sir Nose!

 

Thanks Books 8)

 

Yeah nose you have been missed. You need to update us on your move.

 

Hi Jordan, I have missed this place and the folks here. Moving is always an adventure, and this time was no different.

 

Take it Back- By Paul Beglia and James Carville

 

This book is awesome. I read it from the end to the beginning. It makes more sense that way.

 

:smt105 :smt115 :smt005:smt005

 

The Kingdom of God is Within You - Leo Tolstoy

Black Americans and the Living Constitution - John Hope Franklin

The True Believer - Eric Hoffer

 

Sir Nose- to which planet have you moved? :smt119 How can you be absent such a long time?

Nice to have you back..

 

LOL! That's the best way I could explain it. The first few chapters are slow. It was an excellent read though.

Why Black Men Love White Women - Rajen Persaud

It was mentioned earlier in the thread.

 

Hi, and thank you Christine. I am still on planet earth. I've been preoccupied for the last little bit.

 

Can anyone recommend the best book on Kinesiology (human movement) that I can get my hands on. There are many, but I'm interested in the book(s) that stand out as the best on the subject. For those of you in Physical Therapy, Personal Trainers or Fitness Trainers your recommendations would be welcome. It would someday be a minor for me to teach martial arts as a physical education science.

 

What do you think?

 

I love to read....my last three..

Down and Out in Paris and London
Shades of Gray
Under the Dome

 

"The End of Work" by Jeremy Rifkin

This book scares the shit out of me. It came out in the 1980's as a national bestseller on how advancing technology will radically change our economy and cause massive unemployment. That technology will be controlled by China, Japan and India because they will be the nations that will outproduce America and Europe in scientists and engineers.

 

Hmm let me see.

Celia A Slave
Frankenstien
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1984 I believe. That one was a while ago though. I'm a very slow reader.