Title: book for practice rather than learning Product review: This book mainly provides intensive practice problems to first graders. If your child has learned the topics and needs practice to strengthen the skills, this book is for you. It does a fair job of a WORKBOOK. Otherwise you will be disappointed with the lack of teaching and explanations.However, even used as a practice book, I do think the problem items are a bit monotonous and flat. Per a previous review, I tried the free Beestar math (www.beestar.org). It provides mixed bag weekly exercises, indeed more interesting to my son. We like it very much. I suggest you check it out and see if the free one suits your child better. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A subtle comedy... Product review: which I enjoyed very much. The story centers on M.J. Clayton (Bronson Pinchot), an arrogant art critic known for his mean-spirited reviews. Convinced that any idiot can create art, M.J. enters into an ill-conceived bar bet with an artist whose work he has trashed. He must create a piece of art worthy of the local juried art show. What follows is a series of dishonesties which ultimately lead to M.J.'s redemption. This is not a comedy that will have you rolling on the floor, but there are a number of really funny moments, and Pinchot's portrayal of the pompous M.J. (there are moments when you just want to slap him) gradually discovering that he's really not such a bad fellow is worth the price of admission. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: THIS IS THE GREATEST CD'S EVER MADE Product review: This is yet one of the greatest cd's ever made in the history of music. Usually most cd's have a few bad songs but this one doesn't. Buy this one so you don't miss out on it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A very fine book by Danish-German Thies Christopherson which casts serious doubt on the tall tales of extermination...(read on) Product review: The late Thies Christopherson was a Wehrmacht(regular german army) Lt. and not a member ofthe NUTZI party. Christopherson was severlywounded near France in 1940 and got transferredto the Auschwitz camp, which seerved as a tran-sit camp for deportations of Warsaw ghetto jewsand others who deemed to be hamrful to the ger-man wartime effort. Christopherson was workingon a project to develop 'buna' rubber of of'kok sakis' plants for harm weather extremes(hot or cold). He saw no 'gas chambers', et, al.But did note what other Revisionists, such asSwedish Ditlieb Felderer did; a large Olympicsized pool for inmates recreation, and a playhouse where the immates put on shows, et, al.So where were the exterminations? If you seeFred Leuchter's film, you'll know the answer.For headaches, take two Arthur Butz books andcall me in the morning! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
