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Q: Title: A disappointment this year Review: I have used TurboTax for many years and have been happy with the product. Not this year. I hated the 'tacky' advertisements placed throughout the product. It takes long enough to do my taxes now, I shouldn't have to waste time saying 'no' to an array of additional Intuit product offerings. Last year was easy with respect to the state program. The first state was free with TurboTax. Just download it. This year you have to pay for the state and then ask them for the money back. Was totally unable to register TurboTax. Every time I tried to register the product it kept telling me the server was down. I finally gave up. TurboTax couldn't find last year's return so I had to find it manually. Also, the tree structure is different from last year so I had to tailor my backup process to find this year's files. Next year it's Tax Cut for me. I'd rather do the taxes manually than deal with this stuff. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Excellent Introduction to Covenant Theology vs Dispensationalism Review: This book is a precious jewel! It was edited by John Feinberg (one of my favorite theologians) in honor of S. Lewis Johnson (one of my favorite theologians) and it surely did not disappoint. Let me first say the caliber of the authors chosen cannot be understated (Kaiser, the Feinbergs, Waltke, Robinson, Chamblin, Saucy etc.), so you can have confidence that you are getting the good stuff from the best people in the field. As someone who was a dispensationalist, I found myself strengthened in my position, but I'll admit some of the Covenantal arguments are very, very good and I have grown to appreciate them more. It is nice to see fellow Christians, able to disagree so amicably. If you want to really understand what is going on in this difficult to understand field, I can highly recommend this book. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Amazingly Engrossing Trilogy - Philosophical Fantasy Review: There definitely are some more sophisticated themes and adventures to be experienced in these books. I'd say it's probably best for 5th graders and higher, not so much for the lower elementary crowd. I will say though that I don't think it would necessarily be traumatic for a younger child to read this series, I have heard of a number of children in the 8 yr old age group that love having this trilogy read to them.For my husband and I, as we are avid fantasy/sci readers, it was a fantastic read that we both enjoyed enormously. Children and adults alike would love these books. Very well written, exciting, original, and - as if the first three weren't enough - it manages to effortlessly, in the most non-contrived, non preachy way, offer up a world of philosophical ideas to grapple with.A truly wonderful read, definitely part of our relatively recent "Golden Age" of fantasy/sci fi literature. Is this product review negative?
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