Is this product review positive? Title: Should be titled: how to write an editor using swing Review: This book's title makes you think it covers SWING. It actually only covers a limited subset of things that can be handled using swing. If you're looking for a general purpose book stay away from this one. This might be useful if you're trying to write a text editor using swing. For the stuff it covers it might be useful but it covers very little - mostly it just collects dust on the shelf. Answer:

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Is this product review positive? Title: Loved the cover, not the book Review: I purchased this book to give to a friend who is not LDS but very interested in the westward movement of the LDS pioneers. I thought this would be an objective and unbiased book of interesting facts and personal accounts, but I found it VERY biased against the LDS members, especially their leaders. I believe Mr. Stegner wrote his historical accounts in an era when it was popular for historians to find fault in the leaders of movements, ie, religious groups, publishing as much negative material--fact or hearsay--as possible. I found this book a pity to read and wished that Mr. Stegner were still alive so that I could post him a note and tell him so. Of course, I did not give this book to my friend. Answer:

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Is this product review positive? Title: Are you kidding me? Review: This movie was not only painful to watch, a feat to sit through in its full 119 glorious minutes, a waste of those precious minutes, proof that my husband really DOES have bad taste in movies (he's like zero for 546), but it had me wondering how Matt Damon, whom I adore, felt about this movie. Was he as embarrassed about it as I was for him? I mean, he was great on Saturday Night Live, so we all know he can tackle comedy with ease, but was this a stretch? Could he actually save the Farrelly Brothers from their downward suicide spiral? The answer is absolutely not. The movie lacks the cleverness of their early works and any laughter is uncomfortable - nothing like '...Mary'. Please, don't waste your time. This has been a public service announcement... Answer:

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Is this product review positive? Title: A quick reference for psychiatric emergencies Review: This poket book is a quick and easy reference for pshysician in an emergency room dealing with psychiatric emergencies. The part that refers to Organic Mental Syndroms (as Delirium and Dementia) is very interesting and useful for general clinical practicers. The mental conditions are divided in alphabetical order, making it easier to search the subjects; and each one describe the diagnostic criteria and guidelines for treatment. This is really an usefull book for the physician in primary care unit. Answer:

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