voted for atlas and fountainhead + Heinlein's moon is a harsh mistress (1 vote so far!)
wanna check out a new release from a fellow Rand student? http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?u...
mine was the first review.

Did anyone else as a kid ever read my side of the mountain by Jean Craighead George

The Road to Serfdom, by Hayek. While Atlas Shrugged gave words to what I was feeling, it didn't change my life. Hayeks book helped me understand better what was going on with the world.

I was only able to vote once, but I didn't vote early and often like we had to do when I lived in the Chicago suburbs.

Well, it said 118 after I just voted for it, so I think it counted you 2.

The site needs a better filter. There are numerous books with multiple entries (Atlas Shrugged isn't one of them). It looks like they may be trying to filter by author or publisher, and the result is that anytime someone puts up a new edition, editor, or publisher of the same text, it gets an entry.

Just took her to 200.

#188 it is now at #29 overall

I just cast the 187th vote for AS.

It's at #33 now. :-)

I was 164

It must be a government web site because you can vote as many times as you want.

Will do! Great idea!!

Now #44

Aside from the obvious (AS), I also included "Secret Weapon" by Kevin D. Freeman. Got Dark Pools? Sovereign Wealth Funds? Naked Short Selling? Don't know what those are? Get the book and get informed. Will a crash really happen? Uh, of course! It's engineered & planned that way! Don't take my word, take Mr. Freeman's.

Just curious - we're doing the voting, but who's doing the COUNTING? [practicing for the elections]

AS 45th with 116 votes a few minutes after mine. (Might have included other votes, too, at that point.)