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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: We had high hopes for this product but as another reviewer has said, its engineering is HORRIBLE. I would only recommend this product if you always want to use the same time span. I say this because you can set a default time which is relatively easy to reuse.The idea of 80% green, 15% yellow, and 5% red is great, but if you're hoping to enter 1-5-0-0-start and get a 15-minute 80/15/5 countdown, forget it. Every time I want to use the thing I have to go track down and re-read the documentation. Because of the difficulty in using it, we only use it for long tasks.As I'm trying to figure out how to use it each time, I do so with gladness that there is no one timing me as I set the timer. :-/ Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am an intelligent adult and have successfully mailed in and received hundreds of product rebates over the years, but there is no guarantee you will receive a Roxio rebate if you purchase this product! The company that processes their rebates are fraudulent and do everything they can to get away with it. I call them every month!Unfortunately, I was originally not going to buy this program, but decided to anyway when a great price was offered in combination with the $30 rebate. Without the rebate, for me it was a total rip off. If this product seems worth the price to you, regardless of the rebate probably not going through, please ignore my negative review.I can't stress this enough... Do NOT count on receiving the rebate for Roxio Toast! Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: From my exposure to Art Bell's radio show, I expected more than he provides in this book. Bell has a surprisingly conservative perspective, berating everything from environmentalists to the New Age Movement, and he does so on the basis of distortions and generalizations. He dwells on the negative aspects in "today's trends" but offers no solutions. Thus his concluding remarks are lame: "Right now, the world is only getting progressively more chaotic and dangerous. At the very least, let us all hope and try to change what we can. We are at a crossroads in human history, and it is clear that unless we take some drastic measures to improve our plight, the road less traveled will not necessarily be the brightest one. Just wanting to believe that everything is 'not really that bad' is not the solution. What we do in the Quickening of today will determine tomorrow's world." Answer:
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