Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book has an interesting subject and lovely photography. I am sympathetic to the plight of gentrification. However, the tone of this feels as though she were a professional complainer. Neighborhoods change, that is a fact of life. The residents who were displaced in this book were undoubtedly not the same residents from the time it was built. You get the sense that the author feels like everything about every neighborhood is worth saving. It isn't. I'm not going to cry about a neighborhood with less crime. And what solutions are offered? Should one never try to improve a distressed neighborhood, so that no one ever has to move? What sort of building *should* be allowed in a city? Ms. Solnit has some very valid points in this book, but she comes off as anti-change and not really offering anything close to a solution, other than fossilizing San Francisco in the "good old days", whenever that was for her. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The Execution of a Serial Killer invites one into the mind of someone who did the unthinkable. One can explore the killer's motives and thought patterns while travelling with Professor Diaz throughout the trying experience. The book allows one to face the emotional trauma one undergos when witnessing something like this. He keeps one on the edge of his or her seat provoking the ultimate internal question: "Could I watch someone die?" Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I do not like these "flash cards" at all. I wanted to use them to help learn the spanish verb tenses as well as the spanish verb definitions in a flash card style. This book can not be used to learn the definitions in a flash card format because the english definition is on the same page as the spanish verb. Also, all the verb formats for each verb are on the same page. There were also errors in the very beginning of the book which make me hesitant to trust the rest of the book. I think the book 501 Spanish Verbs by Christopher and Theodore Kendris is much more helpful. Do not waste your money on this book invest in 501 Spanish Verb and buy actual flash cards if you want them. Spanish Before You Know It by Transparent Language is a good CD-Rom flash card program for your computer. I just got it in the mail and love it, apparently there is a deluxe version available as well. It works for MAC and WIN. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: As much I don't like the Guiraud version of Carmen, just finishing this CD set I have to give a five stars rating: great conducting by Plasson and an excellent cast leading by the fabulous Angela Gheorghiu, that provides a magnificent performance. Alagna, Mula and Hampson second her in great shape.As a curious note, the inclusion of the original version of the famous Habanera give us the oportunity to judge as a whole Bizet's full creation.For me, pairing this one with Abbado's version (DG, with Teresa Berganza) and I have a complete experience of one of my favorite operas. Answer:

A: