Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The first example in this book is already wrong Review: I did the "look inside the book" and saw already an error in the first schema example of listing 1.2.e.g.:<xsd:element name="Title" ref="Title"><xsd:element name="Authors" ref="Authors"><xsd:element name="Publisher" ref="Publisher">You can't use both the name and ref attribute at the same time.To confirm this, I validated the example both in Eclipse 3.7.1 and Altova XML Spy Enterprise Edition 2012 and had errors.This is very confusing for people who want to learn this already complex schema language.
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Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: bad surprise Review: I expect new items to be in original packaging but this was in a plain large box in 2 pieces with no instructions, no manufacturing info, no troubleshooting info, no nothing. How long does it need to be exposed to the sun to work? Does it make sounds? How deep should it be placed? Not a clue.
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Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Deon Meyer has a Formula that Works Review: Deon Meyer entertains you with more than his excellent plots. He also introduces you to characters that you hope like hell he will be carrying forward to future novels. This particular book was fairly political, largely based on events that took place during the last days of Apartheid in South Africa. Well written and informative for anyone not familiar with South Africa.
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Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Maudlin, boring and repetitive Review: This CD creeps along at such a maudlin pace that it's unbearable to listen to. Each of the songs are programmed pieces which feature a set beat (on a beat box) and a strange kind of tinkly synthesiser. Bjork's vocals scratch instead of sooth ala her previous work, and most of the time the songs are not really distinguishable from the last. 'Hidden Place' and 'It's Not Up to You' are promising, but the rest is just a discordant melange of sounds rather than music. If you liked the warped reverie of Radiohead's ambitious and decidedly similar 'Kid A' then you'll probably like 'Vespertine' - if not, then you'll be wasting your money and wasting your time. It's a total snoozer.
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