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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Overall, a good book Review: I used this book in an Advanced VB class I took at Austin Community College. At first, I got down on the book but the more I keyed in the examples and did the homework projects, the more I learned - even if things didn't go 100 per-cent as advertised. I find VB a very complicated and volatile subject. Some of the examples may not work but for varied reasons. One of the problems I kept running into was fixed by downloading Visual Studio SP3 from Microsoft. Others seemed to be inherent in VB - not the book. Keep reading and doing - it's worth it.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Doesn't fit 250 W Review: I was very upset to find out that the case doesn't fit the 250 W Garmin nuvi. I am having a hard time finding a case that fits. The product page should be more specific about the "W" size issue.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Tackling blind spots in public history Review: Stanton's book richly deserved the National Council of Public History's annual book prize, because, leveling a anthropologist's gaze at the public history profession, she exposes one of its most serious blind spots -- the question of why and how history could matter in today's public world. Stanton's exceedingly provocative study looks at the way the habits and ambitions of public historians combine to create distance between what we know about the past and the questions that knowledge could prompt us to ask about today and tomorrow. As one of the landmarks of 20th century public history, Lowell is a great laboratory for Stanton's ideas, and she renders it with memorable texture and detail. An excellent book for graduate courses and for the bookshelves of anyone interested in why historic sites languish while public appetite for history grows.
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