Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I got to the point after having a child whereby I no longer needed to be taking prenatal vitamins and was looking to find a really good multivitamin. This one appealed to me because I am an active person and spend a lot of time running around after a very active child. Unfortunately it was very dissapointing! I think for some people this is a wonderful option but for anyone (like me) who may be sensitive to too much caffiene (& guarana-more caffiene) this is a bad choice! Made me sick to my stomach and led to difficulty sleeping. Awful to take a vitamin to help supplement a healthy lifestyle only to have it make you feel absolutely horrible! Very dissapointing and big waste of money. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I cannot speak to the technical virtues of the card, but Amazon was the low price winner and I looked all over the web. incidentally, I use it for a Fujifilm E550, not a Olympus. My previous camera was an early digital Olympus and I found the pictures distorted. Don't know if it was the Camedia's lens or the paltry 2.1 pixels. In any case, the new Fuji is an enormous improvement. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: David Stove apparently considers the rationality of induction so obvious as to require no argument, so one wonders why he devoted an entire book to justifying it. Certainly the book looks like it was written by someone who didn't really think he needed an argument; it contains plenty of polemic against anyone who might have worried about induction, but such arguments as Stove gives are absurdly poor. His appeal to probability theory is only successful because he makes things much too easy for himself; what he proves is much too weak to establish the rationality of induction. However, since he buries the argument in unnecessary mathematical symbols, its weaknesses may easily evade a reader prone to be intimidated by mathematics. Stove would have been much better served to simply stick to the obviousness line, and not get involved with the philosophical arguments for which he clearly has no talent. Answer:

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