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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Intense but short Review: This workout is very intense, but it's only twenty minutes so I don't feel like I'm getting the results I could be if I were exercising longer. I realize that is part of the appeal. However, though my butt is kicked by this, I feel like I need to put in more time than twenty minutes.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: CRASH DIVE SOARS! Review: Thanks to Amazon.com for even getting me interested in this book as well as all the reviewers that caught my attention. This debut book by McKinna was a treasure find! I am not a diver and did not quite understand all of the diving and sailing stuff but it was a relentless action/adventure story with some good surprises - and I like that! The characters were well written and I felt like I was kind of reading a well made action movie in the tradition of DIE HARD in the diver's seat, so to speak. I like Ben Gannon and his woman Sass, and the cajun friend Rolly was fun to follow. The bad guys were bad and colorful and Sligo was exhausting to read with his constant cocaine snorting and relentless smuggler's smack. The story and action were very fun to read and I already bought the next book - TIGER REEF, and will be reviewing that in about a week. Great debut Mr. McKinna and am looking forward to your next book. Good luck!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: This is an awesome camera... until it breaks. Review: I too experienced the dreaded E18 error. This camera was never dropped and always traveled in a hard case.I was told that I can send the camera to some place in IL for repair, but I need to find the warranty card.I find it incredibly annoying that a consumer products company with the tenure of Canon would refuse to acknowledge an obvious bug in their camera, and force everyone to dig the warranty card out of the junk drawer. Nothing is more irritating than a company putting the burden of repair on a consumer when the defect is in the engineering.It's not like I dropped the damn thing into a pitcher of beer (oh, memories of my old cellphone - *sniff*) or got thrown into a pool with it in my pocket (farewell, old camera).In any case, I wouldn't buy this camera again due to the sheer number of people experiencing the E18 error.For that matter, I may just avoid Canon entirely in the future.
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