Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: "Stick and Rudder" is absolutely, without a doubt, the best book ever written on the actual mechanics of making an airplane fly. It discusses, in clear, understandable terms, what good pilots do when flying airplanes. I first read this book while I was a student pilot struggling with landings. After I read it, I began applying the techniques the author discusses, and noticed an immediate improvement in my flying. Now that I'm a CFI, I recommend this book to all my students. In my opinion, this should be THE book used to teach basic flight maneuvers! Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Every track on this disc reeks of Fatboy Slim, and that's a good thing. A few of the songs would be better without lyrics, but he does a good job keeping it entertaining. "Star 69" is a darn good song, but I think his remixes are better. This isn't his best CD, but's it's good enough to add to your collection. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: There are a number of books on TEM, and many are good. However, this book provides a fresh angle for someone learning the subject for the first time because it focuses on what you need to know in order to carry out experiments. Obviously, there is a lot of theory about lenses and scattering. However, there are also dozens of "factoids" such as common lens settings, and most the frequent errors in field emission guns -- and how to handle those errors. My mixing the practical day to day technician's data with the more theoretical underpinning which is my wont, I found it got me up to speed and functional is a very short time. Now experieience with TEMs can carry me the rest of the way. Answer:

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