I think that they should keep in mind that there are a lot of Latin customers that would want like a little salsa, samba, dancehall, merengue, any kind of Latin dance like in Just Dance 2014. I'm sure not only we will be grateful but also people all over the world. I love Just Dance, I lost 20 pounds with this game and it's present at every family reunion, I love it! Oh, and I miss the shuffle feature.

This is a bad product. I received this as a gift from my parents who thought it would lighten my cleaning load. I cheerfully read the simple directions and got started. I couldn't help noticing that it required a great deal of effort to "mop" the floor. Also it did not do a very good job vacuuming. I continued thinking maybe It would be worth it, and I could use the workout. My tile floor in the kitchen did not get very clean. The edges were untouched by this cumbersome beast. As for my wood floor - it was left very dull having this thing smear the dirt around. It was exhausting to use and would make an already clean floor look dirty.

I'm fairly certain it's only a matter of time before the Gemara card becomes the secret weapon of every effective Jewish day school looking to make their students confident explorers of Talmud. It catalyzed a complete turnaround for myself, an adult learner with a strong day school background that had always assumed Talmud was beyond her grasp. With the Gemara card it literally feels as though the most key aspects of Talmud immersion are at my fingertips - most common words, popular abbreviations, and a timeline of rabbinic figures among other vital information. I feel as though this one clever, visually appealing and well-organized card has allowed me to finally access Talmud on my own terms, at my own pace.