Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I just saw the movie that was based on this book last night. If the book is anything like the movie, I wouldn't buy it.ETA: Contrary to "popular belief", her life was hardly inspirational. I find it "uninspirational" to take advantage of being hit by a car, something that IS totally preventable. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Harry Dent brings out some good points in his book, but he is not in touch with the developing world with Terrorism; Oil Prices; and the huge amount of US debt that has developed over time. This is inflationary! Right now the US debt is 300% of the GDP. Also, I did some research and found out one of his co-horts was betting against the market. Check this website: http://www.market-innovations.com/about.htmlIt looks like Norm is promoting the stocks to go down and has been on Harry Dent's forecast letter. So Harry what is it. Bull or Bear Market? In Harry's previous book he promoted the DJIA to reach 30,000 and now he changes his mind to 40,000. How intoxicating for wishful thinkers. This is why economist never make any money in the market. Its all theory. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: You Remind Me of You by Eireann Corrigan is about her unfortunate life of depression, eating disorders, and love. She went through lots of problems, all starting with a little bit of self-hatred. Her boyfriends suicide attempt goes wrong and she has to bring him back to health. Towards the end of the book, the focus turns on her boyfriend and their relationship, but the book is still good. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys poetry, or has ever has problems such as depression or just enjoys reading memoirs. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I really enjoyed this book. It illustrates a simple theory, that being the "use it or lose it" theory as it relates to the brain. What's refreshing and unique is its approach, its platform - that just simple mental gymnastics (that we see peddled in books, CD Roms and more all over) aren't enough. The book effectively explains, (and backs up with solid research at The Salk Institute, UCal, and other places) that strengthening the brain with cross-training through multi-sensory workouts and exercises (associating scents with activities or places, for example) can build and strengthen our synapses and dendrites . I found this fascinating as I took brain cell growth to be more of an early childhood-specific activity. The exercises to me proved to be fun, and real effective ways to "switch on the connections" and look at things differently. I hope it all pays off. Judging from the insights and solid research behind it, I think it will. Answer:

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