Title: great as always Review: just another great album from bruce.underrated like always but why change now?the vocals are incredible the music is great,hope he does more himself and maiden are only getting even better,if thats possible! buy it if you dont it is surely your loss. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Static Review: It did not work. All I could get was static and it kept cutting off. You get what you pay for. This thing is a waste. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Do not waste your time with this book!! Review: I usually take recommendations from friends about books or make sure I get a credible review before I invest the time in reading a book. I did not do that in the case of Every Sunday. This book was horrible from every angle. The characters were stereotypical, one dimensional at best, the dialogue was childish and the plot a complete and utter joke. To be brief: Before the older father dies, he tells his son to say goodbye to his long time mistress. Turns out the son meets and falls for the mistress after they meet. The mistress is a professor at Brown University. The son is an uneducated goombah with gold chains around his neck who runs his dead father's hardware store. The son's big claim to fame is he knows someone at the parking violations bureau to get your parking tickets expunged. You couldn't make up a dumber plot. And have I mentioned how weak the writing was? Unless you want to laugh at how bad a published book can be, stay from away from this trash. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Um, this is free Review: [...]By the way. Unlike pre-.Net technologies you don't even need an IDE to create the most complex software in .Net. All you need is Notepad. If your IDE doesn't give you a button for something, just write it in yourself. That means that if you're thinking that the Express Edition is not worth your time but don't have the money for VS2005 then just get the Express Edition and start coding till you can afford the full kahuna... Because it's "All In The Framework" you just might find that you don't need to 'step up' your IDEs at all to make real career software and you'll likely learn a lot more by having to actually learn to type out code yourself.Let the c# kids get addicted to Wizards and use VB to make code ;-) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
