Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The first part was not at all scary, but it was fun watching with the kids at home because they thought that it was a bit scary and we laughed. But seeing this sequel (or prequel or whatever) really was the best part, even the kids at home started laughing out loud along with us!!Who put this movie in the Horror genre, it should clearly have been in the Comedy section. One of the funniest scenes in the movie is when the Creeper sticks its tongue out and teases the kids, DAMN it was funny, we all burst out laughing..... Recommended to watch it, surely fun.... hahahaa.....But for Heaven's sake, please don't make such a SICK MOVIE again. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The fact that all the pieces exposed to oil are dishwasher-safe is a terrific feature. The pot is nice and big, and the lid prevents a "moat" of oil from forming around the unit.There is a charcoal filter on top to help remove odor, but be prepared for a fair amount of odor anyway. Recommend using below a cook-top fan.Overall an excellent fryer. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have all four seasons of Family Affair on DVD and am looking forward to receiving Season 5.Why do I continue to turn to them and turn off cable? The shows bring back fond memories of my childhood. They're simple, honest stories with a comedic edge to them. They're enduring and stand up to more modern sitcoms replete with sexual references, four-letter words, etc.My 12 year old niece just happened to see an episode of FA recently and was mesmorized. She asked, "Why don't they have t-v shows like this today?"A totally honest question from someone who didn't have anything to compare the modern-day t-v shows to.I highly recommend all five seasons of Family Affair. As a member of the television media, I believe its so important that what goes out over the airwaves and into young minds is positive and thought-provoking. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is perhaps one of the most important books presently available on knowledge management. The authors demonstrate how 'knowledge' is vital to innovation within Japanese firms, with clear distinction made between 'tacit' and explicit' knowledge. An effort is made to distinguish the differences between Japanese and Western firms through an emphasis on the importance of 'tacit' knowledge and a 'middle-up-down' management process. Other than Chapter 2 (a review of philosophical background relating to epistemology which might put some readers off), this book has minimal jargons and complexities and would be an easy and enjoyable read even for non-academics. The arguments presented by the authors are well-illustrated with relevant industrial examples. Overall, this is a book that not only brings a new perspective to knowledge management but also raises questions for the ardent researchers who might ponder over its relevance to non-Japanese firms. Answer:

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