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As the economic crisis lingers, many have similar concerns: To whom should I turn for investment advice? How can I learn more about what's happening to the economy? What will the market look like in six months? Are there precedents, and if so, how should they influence my investment strategies?

Some of those concerns are reflected in the books people are buying these days. Last week, WSJ.com published two charts that reflected finance and economic-related best sellers at Barnes & Noble Inc., the nation's largest bookstore chain, for the week ended Oct. 18.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122538105518584461.h... 

Why not learn how to read palms?So you want to know if you're finally going to hook up with the person you've been staring at across the workplace. Are you going to get a raise? Are you healthy? Your horoscope can give you the generic answers, but you probably want to know more about your own life than what newspapers and Internet predictions can tell you.

http://hubpages.com/hub/Palm-Reading-Guide