Title: NOT ABLE TO EVALUATE IT - I CAN'T USE IT Review: I cannot evaluate the product because, like most commentators on this product, I can't use it since it doesn't support QIF files. My 2004 TURBO TAX software program prompted me to upgrade to QUICKEN 2005. I accepted the offer. It uninstalled my 2003 QUICKEN product, then prompted me for payment. I came to AMAZON.COM instead. I purchased it, in spite of the reviews (can't locate my old QUICKEN 2003 compact disk). I'm stuck! I left feedback with INTUIT. I'm hoping to be able to use the 2005 product sometime in the near future, preferably in 2005. I'm waiting; I'm "mad." Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: The Lampwork Bible!!! An absolute must-have!!! Review: This is THE book on lampworking!!! The step-by-step instructions are so well done, you even don't need to read the text to understand.And it really covers everything you really want to know about beadmaking and lots more...If I only could have one book about that subject, it would definitively be this one!!! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Too Speculation riddled Review: This book like many of the others on the subject, views silence of the archeological record as evidence whether something occurred or not. Then goes on to speculate on the "truth." This is similar to the "proof" offered by the schools in the of higher criticism that the Bible was untrue. They based it on there being no outside record (to the Bible) of the Hittite people. The Hittite royal library was subsequently found and one can now earn a doctorate in Hittite studies from the University of Chicago.A much better and much more balanced approach to this subject is, "Is the Bible True?" by Jeffrey Sheler. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Flat characters! Review: I was very disappointd! It has been a very long time since I had the misfortune of reading a book with such a one-dimensional hero! Adam Romero is just not realistic. He is not old enough to have forgotten what it was like to be in college and having to "rough" it a little. You can understand the griping at the beginning, but when it is still going on at the end it's just a little too much! Additionally, Alex comes from Cuban descent and is really concerned with human rights activities - I can honestly tell you a person such as this would not be as hung up about clothes and food as he was! They make a point of his heritage at the beginning and then it is completely dropped fpr the stereotypical corporate millionaire persona. It was a great disappointment! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
