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Title: Not A Resource Book Review: This book is definetly not intended to provide any information on keeping captive marine aquariums. There is little technical information and what information is provided is overly simplistic. While the author maybe talented at marine fish keeping based on the photographs in the book, he does not share any philosophies or techniques. Yes, there are nice pictures of the authors aquariums and this could provide inspiration to begining aquarists but for the intermediate or advanced aquarist this book is not a resource of information. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: A rush job Review: A book I was looking forward to, but was very disappointed by. The theoretical parts are ok, but it is nothing you can't find online. The real meat for me was the example code. And oh boy, is it terrible. The chapter on J2ME (the most important one) has two code examples that the author claims are working.These examples won't start, they won't even compile! They are half finished programs written by a Java amateur. I can only hope it is not the author himself, because if it is it casts considerable doubt on the rest of the book.I find it amazing that the publishing company includes this in a published book, they really must have rushed it out. Even more shamefully is the fact that this code is available to download online unchanged at the book site. No errata at all. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Not funny or worth the money Review: Christopher Guest's films must be an acquired taste. I found this attempt at satire crude and heavy-handed: the purpose seemed to be to exploit every pathetic stereotype and hackneyed joke he could think of, while saying nothing in particular about the sport he was supposedly sending up. Everything about the film suggests it was a real quickie -- even the setting for the "big show," which resembled a rented junior high gym. The only truly funny character is the "color commentator," whose accent and inappropriate remarks perfectly catch the on-screen persona of a certain retired athlete who for years was a staple of the annual Westminster broadcasts. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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