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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book was boring. I mean, the character discriptions were poor and it was just plain LAME-O! Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Only if I really love a particular book, shall I write a review. This book undercuts every emotional aspect of humankind into the year 2150 A.D. in an Utopian setting thus effectively inviting the reader to re-examine his present beliefs and mores. It mocks of our multi-tiered class society of extremes of poverty and wealth in a manner not unlike the wit of Jonathan Swift via his Whig/Tory characters in his "Gulliver's Travels" and elevates it to theosophical levels where the occult is the norm. The author Thea Alexander has portrayed this utopian vision of Macro Society in a most compassionate and life gripping weave of shuttling plots into time to and fro, in waking and in sleep, that it has profoundly affected me. It lays the foundation for a possible world dream with such an inspiring message of love and wisdom. Would make a terrific motion picture as well. Why isn't done? Please take that as a compliment, Thea! Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: 1. I have bought / read around 5-6 photoshop books.2. I've been a photographer for 20 years, have a lot of traditional darkroom experience, but have been into digital photography for around... 2 yrs.3. Bottomline:a. This book is somewhat difficult to read (not as clear as it can / should be).b. There is way too little practical detail. There's a lot of fluff, but little substance.c. The attached CD-ROM is a joke. Not really helpful.d. I would recommend others to at least consider: blazer / blatner's book (real world photoshop), photoshop artistry, john camp's book (don't know how to spell his last name). Answer:
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