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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This tea does take getting used to...the sweetness is sloghtly odd at first. After getting really anxious during the day at work I decided to give up coffee (was on around 6 cups a day). I decided to try Kava tea as I've read a lot of literature on the relaxing effects of Kava...hard to separate it from removing the vast amounts of caffeine from my day but I feel more relaxed and less anxious.Also really like the taste now...also makes my office smell nice which is an added benefit! Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'll never know why Lucas thinks his perfect original trilogy needs so much improving. Obviously there are legions of fans that think otherwise. If he really wants to mess with his "vision" he should focus his time on fixing the prequels...they suck and are in dire need of improvements. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is obviously a transfer from VHS. There are no menu's or chapters to get directly to the area you are interested in. The instruction they do have on there is good. They explain some of the basics well, and the 2 instructors are obviously very good at them. The only problem is that there just isn't much on there. I read the product info over on another website, and it mentions that they include Bunkai (applications) for the movements in the Kata's...They do not. They also teach a couple of odd "pre" Kata's that I have not seen in any other Wado-Ryu school or DVD. They look more like the beginning short forms from American Kenpo. I think they copied them. Anyway, this DVD is just ok. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The Live CD is another in a now long line of successful releases for Brooke. The album truly reflects her energy and even includes her typical flare for witty conversational at live shows. Jonatha provides a mix of few of her classics and cuts from her recent Ten Cent Wings, including a very clear and vibrant rendition of the title cut. The strongest songs have to be the epic Blood From A Stone (including an obvious explanation of the title) and a soulful West Point. "At The Still Point" crisply harkens back to the days of the Story, and the only consistently skipped song might be "In the Gloaming." A nice introduction for the new listener and required for the true fan, the Live album is a nice reminder of why I love her music and can't wait to see her play live again! Answer:
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