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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: it was a wast of MoneyThese Writer Claimed That he was A Muslim And he did Study in The Al Azhar Islamic Univesity ............ect. But i CAn tell from His Face that He never was A Muslim. Some one would say this is only a personal openion.... but i would say this writer intenionally used to lie on us tills wrongfull stories about the prophet Mohammad and if did study Islam in the Al azhar Uni. he would Known better.... but im sure this man just looking to make money from this cheap job and claiming that he knows the Islam better than any oneMy letter to the writer is:I Have seen a lot of the Egypyian Coptic trying to mislead Muslims and None Muslim ,and that is only another example in this case . if you dont like Islam Thats Fine with us we the Muslims ,you are free to choose, but to lie on us and our Prophet History this is not acceptaple, and not profisional attituedPeace be Upon All The Prophets from Adams to the last Prophet of this life Mohammad Son of Abdullah Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: As a college-educated woman in my 30's who has chosen to leave career and instead raise a child, I was looking forward to reading this book - to appreciating and supposedly LAUGHING at all the crazy, messy, mind-numbing, conflicting, frustrating, and loving situations I face every day. The author failed to convey that while there are many challenges associated with motherhood (and her own challenges seemed extremely trivial when compared to hardships and tragedies faced around the world!) - these challenges are TEMPORARY because children grow so fast. Instead of conveying something positive and encouraging, she ranted on and on aimlessly, coming across as insecure, ultra-neurotic, judgmental, and sometimes outright crazy. If this book did anything for me, it was to remind me not to have the "I'm-so-angry" outlook that Faulkner Fox so annoyingly expressed! Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Simply plugged it in and it has worked beautifully, with three caveats:1. It doesn't always give me what I'd consider to be the absolute best route (when I've tested it around my neighborhood).2. A couple of times it brought me a quarter mile past my destination, and then said I had arrived.3. Sometimes it seems to take about a quarter a mile of driving before it completely orientates itself, so if I'm not sure which way to start, I have to guess, and if I guessed wrong, it tells me that it is "recalculating" and then tells me how to get there from where I am going.Still, overall, I am very pleased. I enjoy maps, but this is way better. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you are thinking about reading this book then PLEASE consider reading Brian Greene's "The Elegant Universe" instead. It does a much better job on string theory and it is more current with the latest scoop on the second superstring revolution.The second half of Hyperspace is light on content. There is a lot of filler. After reading it, I thought that it was because there was not much else in the way of superstring theory advances. Hyperspace is truly outdated because of its '94 print date. The second superstring revolution began in 1995 which means you are missing out on a number of recent advances. Greene's book gives you the full history of string theory plus the most recent work which was much more fufilling. Answer:
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