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Title: A fun Regency debut! Review: When Dashing met Danger is an enjoyable book with just the right amount of adventure to keep you turning the pages. The hero and heroine have great chemistry, and debut author Galen makes the secondary characters likeable and interesting. Historical romance readers won't be disappointed in this one! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: a favorite among the others Review: This was the first Deicide album that really got me into them... I heard a few samples and was blown away by the vocals... for me music is about the vocals. Of course that was five years ago and it's only recent that I picked up this album... but I don't regret it. Each song is great stuff... good riffs and solos... and even some catchiness like Forever Hate You and Worst Enemy. Only complaint I have about this is the ending part of the last track... squealing pigs don't do it for me *sorry*. And the songs are short... but Deicide's known for that. I don't know why people bash this album and others by Deicide so much... the lyrics are expected to be about Satan and violence against God (after all... Deicide DOES mean "killing of God"). So... lets stop the complaining and hear a little more appreciation for some goood death metal shall we? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Nice Sprinkler Review: I have used many sprinklers over the years and I find this this sprinkler to have a superior design. It has an easy way to control the coverage, (one sided coverage or side to side) settings are understandable and easy to manipulate, no guess work. Nice product. It comes with a connector, so I didn't have to buy the extra one... Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Emphasis is not on Java per se Review: This book has some of the flavour of how many scientists and engineers learnt to program Fortran in earlier years. Then, Fortran was the main language for numerically intensive applications. (Go back far enough and it was the only language.) So Fortran was taught from that perspective.Likewise with this book. The emphasis is from the point of view of a user who is NOT a computer scientist. Rather, she hails from some other subject, and needs to know enough of Java to apply it to her problems. A very utilitarian approach. Java purists might bewail this, but remember, not everyone can be, or desires to be, a full time programmer.If you are a physical science major (especially in physics), or an engineering student, then you should have the ideal background for this book. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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