Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've been an on-off cutter for 17 years. I knew it was a problem, but never admitted it to anyone, and had managed to avoid clear detection. Though never knew what really caused the condition. Seeing this title on a bookshelf left no doubt that I had to read it to better understand the activity. I now understand it, and can clearly see where it started. The only problem is that while the book clearly identifies some of the emotional isolation that causes this problem, it doesn't present any path out of that isolation. It works on the assumption that the cutter has already been detected and exposed. This is not always the case in a mature, highly intelligent, but vulnerable cutter. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I found myself skipping through half the sections in the book. I agree with other reviewers that the parts in which personified animated objects attempt to "locomote" to Jerusalem was extremely boring. I started skipping past these sections to read about Ellen Cherry and the other human characters. I've never skipped any parts of a novel before. It's tough. He cuts between these inanimate objects and the other characters every two pages. Then I would happen upon a religious rant that completely disinterested me over time. It's enjoyable at first, but quickly becomes tiresome. I had to put this one down. It just does not compare to his other novels like "Jitterbug Perfume," which are full of deeper thinking, richer characters, and have a great plot to boot. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: After playing around with Flash for the last three years, I finally began to get serious about scripting about four months ago. Like a lot of folks, I seem to lack that little something that separates a true scripting genius from a scripting hack. Although there's always hope, my mind simply does not work that way.Unlike many code books, this one made sense to me immediately. XML is starting to look like something I can actually begin to incorporate into my projects, thanks to Sas's easy-to-read style and clear explanations and samples. It may not be the first choice for XML and Actionscript gurus, but it should be a good investment for folks who want a good intro into the subject matter. Finally, Sas's ample coverage of generating XML with MS Office seems quite appropriate, since it is the dominant office suite (for good or ill). Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Very disappointed. Purchased for my 3 year old daughter's birthday. The paints leaked and stained hands and table top. Do not intend on purchasing this brand again, nor recommending. Answer:
