Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Beside many detailed maps and interesting photos, this book also contains wonderful essays showing the authors' "inside" knowledge of Taiwan's history and culture, apparently written by expat residents who have lived in Taiwan for many years.Information such as hiking excursions or setting up a cell phone account is very useful, but the book will benefit from a lot more Chinese characters and more tone markings of the Chinese language. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: My 2 year old daughter loves this toy and the fuzzy slippers. Pieces are easy for her to enjoy and she can play independently. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Good coverage of the subject areas if you have the time and patience to plod through each subject area and sub-area. Diagnostic tools are extremely weak. The program prompts the user to take the tests in the subject area, but only provides the number correct and a percentage score as feedback. There is no way to determine which questions the user got wrong, consequently providing no way to focus the user's study efforts (i.e. the user may not need to study an entire subject area, but one sub-area). The sub-areas also have a diagnostic test that does provide the user with immediate right/wrong feedback (also allowing multiple guesses), but does not offer a correct solution to the math problem if the user selected a wrong answer first. Last, there are many math and logical errors in the sub-area diagnostic test questions that only frustrate the user. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: "The Hills Have Eyes 2" is a poor, lame retread of "The Hills Have Eyes," which was a poor, lame retread of Tobe Hooper's vastly superior "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre." Writer-director Wes Craven is once again responsible for this cinematic mess, where a busload of stranded idiots wander around deserted buildings aimlessly before bald-headed savage Michael Berryman and his buddies come around to slaughter them. A cut-and-paste plot stolen from the first film, and was anyone really screaming for a sequel to "The Hills Have Eyes" in the first place? Answer:

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