Title: Good Workout Review: I work out around 4-6 times a week. I run, do aerobics, just got done with a 4 week boot camp. I bought this dvd to go along with my running routine. This is a pretty good work out. I have only done this video once because I also bought another dvd work out set too. I jumped right into level 3 and haven't tried the other levels yet. This was a great workout and I really enjoyed it. I could see where after a few uses, this would get boring doing the same video over and over again. The plus to this is that you do get a change when you start at level 1 and work your way up. I would recommend this to dvd to others. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Cafe Ole is the Grammy Award winner of all my (700) cds! Review: I am an audiophile and music lover, of many years. From start to finish,this CD captivates my mind soul and body.Luis, please do not let this be your last! Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: The Best CD ever! Review: This album rocks. The Juliana Theory (TJT), again, released another fine album. I love their first album, "Understand this is a dream" and I absolutely adored it. Now, with this new one, I can't stop listening to it. This album has alot of heart-felt lyrics, heavy beats, and awesome guitar effects. I would highly recommend this CD to everybody, this is an awesome emo-pop band. If I can go over 5 stars, I'd give them 2000 stars...laters! Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: An easy, fair & refreshing read! Review: The Greatest Generation is an easy read yet it's also even handed and fair. I agree with Brokaw's point that those who went to war (pacific or europe) are the generation that built America and modernized it. The generation which offered its unconditional love and service to the United States and ran to her aid when she needed them. This generation (now in their late 70s or 80s) came home from the front lines and contributed to the re-construction of a country that suffered from the New Deal, Great Depression and other problems of the 1930s. This book attests to the greatness of that generation and should be on every young man's reading list. Is the review positive or negative?
