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Title: Unremarkable, Mundane Contemporary Choreography Review: Hans Van Manen's program, Mix4Kids, is an unexciting compilation of his contemporary choreographies - Ajakaboembie, In and Out, (parts of) Bits and Pieces, and In the Future. Featuring decent dancers and miscellaneous modern music, the choreographies use dry humor and cliched choreographic tricks to attempt at a portrayal of a vague story. In the Future is the most interesting of all the pieces, if only for its original, minimalistic costumes and scenery. To fans of Hans Van Manen, and perhaps die-hard fans of contemporary ballet, this would be an ideal pick; but for most balletomanes, I would say to avoid this DVD. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Hold a movement for a dynamic sport? Review: I found the premise not so hot in that holding a static position would help my swing. I have read a good deal about what the tour players and others are doing, and I found no evidence of this program in use. When I looked at the book, I felt the exercises might be ok for someone just starting out. However, when I ran this by my physician he said that holding a movement is bad for my blood pressure, so I nixed the whole idea. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Nor recognizable Review: I used this headset for two days and now my phone or my computer are not able to conect with it. I did not try to connect the assistance, so I can't say nothing about Palm support to this moment.I can do that after I try. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Decent book on an evolving field Review: As a medic I am, like many of my breed, skeptical when a new "health management" book comes to the fore. It appears that clinical knowledge and management of these concepts is here to stay. I purchased this book in order to gain more of a grounding in the field and can say I was pleasantly surprised by its approach.Rather than being a prescription to all things clinical, the book is a compilation of clinical knowledge practice from around the world. It claims to be the first book to take the necessary holistic approach for knowledge management from both the IT and clinical perspectives and I can well believe this.I particularly liked the KM in action section of the book. It is all to easy to pontificate on new theories without providing evidence to support these views. This book has evidence in spades and more than one or two suggestions which I can take forward to my next management meeting. Is the review positive or negative?
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