All women have concerns about their body that they are just too embarrassed to mention to their doctor. In "What The Yuck?!" "Health Magazine" Medical Editor Dr. Roshini Rajapaksa (Dr. Raj) answers them all - from the serious like 'Is it bad that I drank margaritas before I realized I was pregnant?' and 'Could this mole be skin cancer?' to the offbeat like 'Can too many venti lattes (Green Tea latte made with Soy) give you a heart attack?' and 'Why do I get a headache when I eat chocolate cupcakes?' Dr. Raj sheds light on even the most confusing symptoms, telling readers when not to worry, and when to see their doctor. The book also shares insider tips from Dr. Raj, fascinating factoids - such as 'Most women have one breast that's larger than the other' - as well as poll results, so readers can see at a glance how many seemingly-weird body issues are actually healthy and normal. All 205 questions come from real women; they cover everyday health concerns and thoroughly modern conundrums, such as H1N1 (Swine Flu), celebrity diets, and mobile phone dangers. The book is organized by themes such as 'That time of the month' and 'Between the sheets', making it easy to navigate and irresistible to flip through. Sure to be a classic, "What The Yuck?!" is a book women of all ages will want to own.

The lives and love of Lora & Heinz Steinmann. From Switzerland and North Hollywood to Wrightwood.

Born in 1867 and raised on the eastern side of the Sierra mountains in the rough mining towns of Markleeville and Bodie, California, Georgia Johnson Dooley grew to become the first woman to practice law in Nevada, and the first woman admitted to practice law in Utah. Georgia's life during the boom-town years, family and friends, education in San Jose and San Francisco, blossoming career, and marriage evolved from more than twenty years of research from Georgia's great-granddaughter Linda Meadows. This is the story of the legal lady luminary.