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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Maybe for the young or clueless? Review: I ordered this book because it claims to cover C-PTSD, the form I have. However, all the author has done is take questionnaires applicable to the single-trauma type of PTSD and assume they are pertinent to C-PTSD people. They aren't. That is, they ask you about single traumatic events, but these questions are unanswerable for C-PTSD because the traumas are varied and often continuous and no single answer applies. I ended up believing the author actually has little or no experience or education with C-PTSD and is not qualified to write about it. This makes me angry because it is dishonest.In general I agree with the other one-star reviews. An absolutely clueless or young and inexperienced person may learn something by filling out questionnaires, but if you are a mature, intelligent adult I suspect you will feel like you are in grade school again.I sent the book back.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Horrible - do not buy Review: Don't believe the hype with this machine. I did and ended up returning it to Amazon. It is extremely hard to push. But worse than that, the filter is in the same location as the dirt collector cup! That means that the filter gets clogged after vacuuming just 2 rooms. You have to take a toothbrush to manually clean the filter EVERY TIME you use it. Horrible design! In fact, Eureka finally figured it out and created another model correcting this mistake. The new model says, "Now the filter is not in the collection cup" on the box. Apparently a lot of people complained. Avoid this one.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Reggae Classic Review: "Catch a Fire" is an excellent debut album by the Wailers. All the original Wailers are there including Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer. Their performance here is electric. The album was released in 1973 and it was this album that got me hooked to reggae music. This is the album that popularized reggae. Wailer fans will find this a treat. Listeners will enjoy the excellent instrumentation: the guitar, keyboards and percussion combined with gentle and soothing vocals to complete an exhilarating picture.The songs in the album address serious social and political issues. Some of the songs include "Slave Driver", "Concrete Jungle", "Stop that Train", "No More Trouble" and my favourite song on the album "Stir it Up".For me, this is the best and most creative album by the Wailers with its classic roots reggae. This is great music even for those that are not reggae fans. When I need to lift my spirits up, I play this album. I always feel better afterwards.
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