Title: Superb book. Highly recommend it. Review: I had to implement a POP-3 mail client and this book saved my life.The material in the book is overly oriented towards NT and you have to take with a grain of salt its NT bias. Its technical content however is superb. The mail protocols it describes work on UNIX without change. The one thing you have to watch out for is the different circumstances under which NT and UNIX produce "\r".The well organized CD is in and of itself worth the price of the book. The book gave me a tutorial which explained what I needed to do. The CD gave me the details.I am an experienced programmer and I'm not sure this book will help beginners though for beginners it has very useful glossaries. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: Height of Composition Skill Review: Contrapuntal Master shows his stuff with this masterful offering from Sir Neville and his Academy of St. Martin.He demonstrates repeatedly his ability to not only express extremely difficult compositions to play, but at the same time delightful sounds to captivate the listener.Especially attractive is Contrapunctus 4, and all that have the organ.The Musical Offering of history fame is well presented here, with fine harpsichord, finished off by a grand riercar. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: MC HAMMER COULD SHO THIS FOO UP Review: THIS IS THE WORST RAPPER I HAVE EVER HEARD. THIS GUY MAKES VINILA ICE LOOK LIKE TUPAC. THE ONLY GOOD SONG HES GOT IS SOUL SURVIVOR AND THATS CUZ AKON IS ON THAT. IT WOULD BE A BETTER SONG WIHTOUT JEEZY. IF YOU BUY THIS CD PREPARE TO BE DISAPOINTED. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Highly Recommended!!!!!!! Review: LAST REFUGE OF SCOUNDRALS by Paul Lussier is a historical novel of the best sort, filled with plenty of historical facts and details that bring the characters and the times alive. The author's keen eye for detail maks the 1700s a living, breathing place where we meet our "founding fathers" and the anonymous masses who really won the American Revolution. This is history at its most human level - with each character painted in brilliant colors, yet each so real you can smell their sweat. Here we see the founding fathers (or were they?) warts and all, politicians who make you want to shout, laugh and tear your hair - just like the ones we read about in today's newspapers. There is a truth here that shines far brighter than the lessons I remember from my American history classes. And the pages of this book turn much faster. Paul Lussier asks us to really question authority and to dust of the facts we accept as reality to see what they actually look like. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
