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Title: A "below the basics" Six Sigma text Product review: While I do not want to sound offensive to the authors, I was almost offended at the simplistic level of Six Sigma description that was used in this book. You can skip the first two chapters completely and browse the rest of the text. The case studies are applicable and actually fairly good. The authors almost make it seem as though anything being done is already at a Six Sigma level, you simply need to make the numbers match. There is no real tie to making Six Sigma work in healthcare in this book. Having done a great deal of reading and research on Six Sigma, I would recommend that anyone wanting to utilize this great technique in a healthcare setting stick with Six Sigma books geared for traditional business and use them to apply principles to healthcare. In my opinion, this book was approximately $65 over-priced. Thanks to the authors, however, on a valiant effort. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Tripe! Product review: I havn't seen it, but I am sick of these idiotic theories. I can't stand the over inflated government, which I wish would stop socializing and taking over every aspect of my life, but to believe that the government would allow terrorists to fly planes into the towers and then blow the buldings up killing thousands of people is so unbelieveable I can't believe people are that supid. If they were going to use the weapons of mass destructuion argument why would they kill; all those people and not use that as the main argument to invade Iraq? There is just so much wrong with this argument, especially when you check out the special on History Channel done by Popular Mechnics, which destroys all these stupid arguments; and last time I checked Popular Mechanics wasn't run or funded by the government. Stop detroying the memory and name of all the dead and living heroes, by spreading your garbage. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: bad art, jumbled story Product review: Vampires and nonsense. The naked women are badly drawn. I read this thing four times. It makes no sense . I ended up taking it out to the outhouse to use when I ran out of corn cobs. I hate the republican ideaology that is behind this reactionary pamplet. This kind of subliminal misinformation is whats wrong with arcane theories of one world economy and covert globalization. In Martin County we take our politics a little more seriously than either of these two liberal weirdos. I do not support the race mixing theory in between the pages. A black jesus isn't historically accurate and the supposidly WWII facts says little about the life of Adolph Hitler, a truly great man.Skip it and buy mein kampf instead. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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