Love this game. Got it so I could sweat and my three year old could do it too. Some of the dances get a little too sexy, I try to shield my little girl from that kind of stuff so she doesn't think it's so "cool." But overall very fun but do have to pick through some songs.

I am Belmont....This book follows my life and current neighborhood to a tee. I am from a middle class blue collar background, Catholic, and College educated. My wife also has a college degree. We live in a upper middle class college educated community, attend Mass weekly, and are very involved with the kids schools that are "exceptional" per Great Schools.com and Standardized Test Scores. Unfortunately, at this point in America I worry only about my own kids future (other then charitable donations) as I know politics prevents inner city or working class neighborhoods from having good schools as well as the family breakdown and a no structure foundation. The America we knew is gone. I will set my kids up to be leaders and management of the future (if all goes well) and expect them to get to the next economic rung on the ladder which at this point is pretty high. This book should be taught in schools as a road map or blueprint to future success.

There was nothing wrong with Q2013, but as always, when the new version was released, I dutifully upgraded. The new version has performance issues (slow screen paints - looks like the Quicken window is flashing), stability issues (it has crashed on me several times), and the new requirement to create an Intuit account to use the program. Despite several updates since installing it last month, these problems are still here. If Intuit ever gets this program to a stable state, I'll stay there and never upgrade again.