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Is this product review positive? Title: too terrible for words Review: The jacket blurb for this book refers to it as the third in a trilogy - trilogy, schmilogy. I adore the characters and plots in the earlier, non-trilogy Karp/Ciampi books, but this is just sad. Not only are the characters flat, but they now exhibit radical memory loss as well as personality disorders. Lucy - one of the most interestingly developed characters in popular fiction -- has turned into a dim, bean-eating sex addict. For this alone Tanenbaum should be shot at dawn. The errors, as other reviews point out, are staggering. Whoever the new ghost is, he/she hasn't read the earlier books or taken English 101. Shame, Tanenbaum, both you and the hack you rode in on. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: anyone who likes this is a fool Review: the nookie and you take a cookie and chooie from star wars was a wookie....... real heady stuff from these rap/rocking untalented morons... Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Rushed, fumbled and crippled. Review: This is a mediocre phone, made nearly useless by Verizon.PROS:- Great speakerphone- Very slim and pretty- The phone part of the KRZR, is decent.CONS:- Menu is not intuitive and has a very long lag between different menu screens- Takes forever to start up the text message screen- Almost 15 seconds and 6 clicks to open up your MP3 player.- MP3 player unusable because it's very tricky to get MP3s on the phone and there's no headphone jack. The USB-to-2.5mm adapter that comes with the phone is pointless since all headphones are 3.5mm.- Battery dies in a year, so be ready to purchase at least one more if you're like me and have a 2-year contract- Verizon disables almost all bluetooth profiles...no free pictures, ringtones, games, videos or internet.- The mobile internet is obsolete. You pay 5 bucks a month to access tiny WAP portal loaded with Verizon ads.I will never get another MOTO phone and I'm leaving Verizon right after my contract is up. Bring on the iPhone. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Simply enjoyed it! Review: I purchased this, with a little hesitation at first. I thought that maybe it would just be a book about what someone dealt with at home, not on the job. I was wrong.Pat Ivey did an amazing job of describing exactly what it is like to be in EMS. Regardless if your an EMT, Paramedic (CT as she describes it), volunteer or paid, I feel she nailed it. Between dealing with emotions with certain calls and patients, to having to work with your family about something you love and want to do, help others, this book covered it all. I was very pleased with reading it and would recommend to anyone. I admit there were a few times where I became lost and not sure what was going on. For example, she's talking about an incident that happened that was good, and showed how humans can be decent to each other, and caring; But the very next paragraph it talks about a guy hanging himself. It threw me off, but still kept me intrigued and glued to my kindle until I was done. Answer:
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