Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Flameout Review: Hard to imagine Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn being lousy together: until you see them in this Popular Front catastrophe fron 1942. The conspiracy theory of those days among Hollywood leftists was that there were Fascist fifth columnists under every bed and they had to be rooted out. Reporter Tracy is rooting under widow Hepburn's bed to get the goods on her late husband. Tracy was not politcally sympathetic to the project and he looks thoroughly discouraged and annoyed from scene one. The crummy script and abominable sets didn't help any. Politics is always a touchy subject in the movies; it usually doesn't date well. Some films, like "For Whom the Bell Tolls," can shrug off the rhetoric and still be great years later. Others, like "Keeper of the Flame," sink like a stone. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Only one I used Review: Great book if you have a foundation in the technology. Based on my experience with Windows 2000 networks this was the only book I needed to pass the exam. However, it is not an in-depth reference guide to the product. The author spells this out up front. This book will help you pass the exam, but if you want a reliable desk reference for after the exam you need to look around. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Another incomplete cash-grab... Review: There's some great stuff here, to be sure, but VERY few complete performances. Songs get thru two verses, then get jammed into some lousy graphics or a voice-over that gives no real input into what we're seeing. Why cut off "White Man In Hammersmith" two lines from the end? Why not have the full performances from The Tomorrow Show instead of chopping them off right before the climax? There's already a perfectly good Clash documentary out there ("Westway To The World", highly recommended if you've not seen it), so the only real reason to pick this up is to see some new footage and hear how powerful the group's live performances were. And this doesn't achieve that. Hang on to your bootleg DVDs, your VHSs taped off late night TV, the clips downloaded from wherever... That's still (sadly) the only way to get the best of "the only band that matter".So in short, the tracklist looks good, but the product falls very flat. Only for the true completist. Sad, but true. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Excellent Read Review: Very well written book , all you need to know about MC Methods.If you want to buy one book buy this one, if you have deep pockets then may be you should get the Peter Jaeckal book along with this. There is another introductory book on Simulation by Sheldon Ross. Answer:

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