Is this product review positive? Title: Push Hands: my personal experience as a student Review: This books is an excellent source of philosophy and technique. It is not a substitute for a qualified instructor.Being a student of Herman's is quite an experience. His knowledge and expertise is extensive, as is his patience. Push hands does not involve pushing, but more of an attempt to discover the balance of your partner, while at the same time hiding yours from them. In essence, it teaches you about yourself and about others. It requires you to live in the moment, and not think about attaining goals per se. It will increase your awareness, and teach you the true principals of Tai Chi.If you are serious about learning the real Tai Chi, then push hands will help you a great deal. But be patient. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: I loved it - my 10 year old hates it Review: I initially selected this game because my son doesn't enjoy anything to do with learning or grammar so I figured 'perfect' - make a game of learning and he'll never know what hit him.Within 2 minutes of putting this game in he was so frustrated because he didn't recognize any of the words and was getting them all wrong. I told him that I'd try it to see what I thought and I'm hooked. I'm left handed so yes I did have a bit of issue with some of the challenges and the fact that my handwritting tends to 'lean' meant that I had several words marked wrong but otherwise I'm having a lot of fun playing this game - and typically I don't play with the DS at all.I would say you'd have to have some sort of grammar knowledge or it would get frustrating as it did with my son but otherwise, this is a great game with some challenging vocabulary that not only makes you feel smart sometimes - but even improves your knowledge :) Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: brilliant ghost story Review: As aforementioned in the title of this review, this is a brilliant ghost story. It is fairly hard to get into (people swapping ghost stories, then one of them begins to relate this tale), and at times I felt the writing was tedious and the characters unrealistic. It wasn't until I'd finished the book (and it's a short book) that its mysteries revealed themselves. That may sound peculiar, but it's the truth. The tale doesn't really seem bizarre until you look back over it. Thumbs up! Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: A comprehensive introduction to "addicting" as an adjective Review: I found this text to be alarmist/naive at worst and dry/laughable at best. The author writes very little for himself and the style of citation used is completely disruptive. It is not the worst book I have ever slogged through, but it fell far below my standards for reference literature; I require at least the impression that the writer has mastered the grammar relevant to his subject. Answer:

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