Question: Title: Technical ramblings of Mike Predko Product review: Well I managed to wade through the muddle at the beginning about different compilers how fast etc and came to the nitty grits of using the IDE and compiler. What a shambles. AS a retired Raytheon Engineer in computer memories this was nonsense to me. In his own mind Mike I am sure knows his stuff but the way he goes about it is not planned. He should have been more explicit on the family tree when setting up the IDE and the Hi-Lite compiler. Start with a simple program let us all know what each line means. Also in one sentence tell us all that the Tristate register is programmed to either transmit or receive data and the ordinary port can be programmed to send or receive all or selected bits.A better buy is the CD one can buy from the UK which has on the CD the IDE , Compiler and excellent tutorial down to the nitties. I tried to contact Mike but Nada reply. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: two legends make something out of nothing.. Product review: Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman take what could be a formulative, syrupy script and create convincing characters grounded in truth and feeling. From the first baritone note of Morgans character you know you are in the presence of a man you like and care about. What other actor could bring so much to his character as Jack Nicholson, whom Morgan Freeman has to ask his loyal assistance(Sean Hayes), is he crazy? Of course, he is, he's Jack, and we love him. Rob Reiner pulls the strings on this serious film with adequate doses of laughs and creates a moving piece. You might know where it's headed but you will find yourself pulled in and unwilling to turn away. The movie tries to answer some lofty questions, is life about whoever has the most toys wins? or is the measure of a man measure by those who measure themsleves by you? It is a moving and enjoyable treat. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Analysis with Local Census Data Product review: This book is clearly written. It is simple yet not simplistic. It would be helpful to the first time researcher as well as those who have manipulated census data before but do not do it for a living. I found useful information on how to best configure my graphs, what pitfalls to avoid and how to handle data that was collected and recorded differently in previous census counts. There is some discussion of analysis and some examples are given but these are not the focus of the book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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