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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Power is in the Details Review: This book started of great. I learned quite a bit about CSS from Eric Meyer's books so when I saw he wrote the foreword, it showed promise. That dwindled after the many typo's that were riddled throughout the book. I have a totally marked up copy of this book due to careless editing.Editing this type of book is CRUCIAL since CSS is such a detail oriented process. When you forget to add a number or a semicolon, it simply will not work. This was the case time and time again.Also, the accompanying Web site's downloads varied from what was presented in the book so even if you did as instructed to do, it will not match what was available on the Web site. The Web site files were consistently correct and should have mirrored what was written in the book, but this was NOT the case.Overall, the book presents great information on CSS in a clear fashion, BUT it looses all credibility since the editorial staff failed to do their job.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: REM's Gentle Side = An Enjoyable Disc Review: As a long-time fan of REM who has always appreciated their quieter, more contemplative pieces (i.e. my personal favorite REM songs are "Perfect Circle" from MURMUR and "Star Me Kitten" from AUTOMATIC FOR THE PEOPLE), this album is a pleasure...and each listening is more pleasurable than the last.While the keyboard-heavy, percussion/guitar-light trend begun on UP is still present, the focus is on melodic, relatively brief pop tunes...there are no sonic experiments as found on UP, such as "Airportman" or "Hope" which I thought sidetracked that otherwise enjoyable disc. (I always surmised that UP was, in some ways, REM's response to Radiohead's OK COMPUTER...they toured together in the late 90's and Stipe always speaks of them in glowing terms...)Is REVEAL their best? No...but it is an enjoyable addition to their catalogue. Pick it up, you won't regret it.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not for iMac. Review: Beware! Tomb Raider Chronicles is not for new iMacs. It is for older classic Macs only.
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