Is this product review positive? Title: Missing Official Declaration 2 Review: I believe the Doctrine and Covenants to be the Word of God. I enjoyed reading it on my Kindle. The cost ($0.99) is cheap. My only complaint is that it does not include Official Declaration 2. Answer:
Yes
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Is this product review positive? Title: Be very careful with this one! Review: This seems that it could be a very good book for anyone wanting to take the MCSE test. However, at the point of this review, (March 19, 1999) Microsoft Press doesn't even have a book about the product. This book has many references about features of the product that were changed from the beta to the release product. Crystal reports as stated in the book comes as version 4.5. However, it comes with ver 6.0. Many screen prints also come from version 1.2 not 2.0. The worst part of this book is the CD that comes with it. It is even labeled as ver 2.0 on the cover of the book as well as on the CD itself. However, it is the CBT Systems SMS ver 1.2. Prentice Hall knows about this and were very helpful on their 800 line. John Vacca writes great books, I hope they get it straightened out. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Could have been better Review: In little less than 100 pages ( plus 85 pages for the appendix ) this book runs over the basics and history of arbitrage investing but it doesn't really go much into the thought process of arbitrage.The latter half of the book contains an appendix which contains infomation ( eg. price, profit, returns) of companies that were recommeded in the Gabelli arbitrage newsletter but no opinions on how the deals transpired or the research that was done to arrive at these recommendations.There's so little written about arbitrage investing that this book could have taken adavantage of it since Pitaro has years of experience with Mario Gabelli. This book could have contained informative stories rather than just be another book explaining the definition of arbitrage investing. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Great subject, lousy book Review: This book was a big disappointment. It's premise is that the British Foreign Secretary, Lord Halifax was willing to consider a negotiated settlement with Hitler while Churchill thought that even consideration of a settlement would be the beginning of a "slippery slope" leading to conditional surrender. So far so good, but Lukacs tells the story with no drama and liberally pads it with boilerplate descriptions of the course of the Second World War in the first half of 1940. I suspect he lifted these from his other published works. The book just doesn't have enough original content to be worth reading. Answer:
