Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This was a fantastic story. Jacob Jankowski is a 93 year old man. When the circus pays a visit to the lot across from the Nursing Home he lives in, it takes him back to when he was employed by a circus during the depression. And so the book alternates between today and the 1930's. This book grabbed me from the beginning. Especially since Jacob attended school at Cornell and caught the circus train on it's way to Utica. Places I am very familiar with. The fact that he is Polish is another plus. This story is put together very well. Gruen obviously did her research and I finish this book with some knowledge about Jamaica ginger paralysis, exotic animal behavior and of course, the circus. It is definitely going on my personal list of "classics" and "1001 books to read before you die". Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: OK, I've only used it once. So my opinion might change. But the first time I tried this, my D200 locked up after shooting a few frames. The only way to unlock it was to detach the MA-B. I will try it again and if I don't have any issues I will update this review. But if the MA-B is creating havoc with my camera's electonics, then it will be history. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Bought this game to play with a friend who is one of those cranky people who leaves one-star ratings because of fluke issues (see review dated November 18, 2011). Seriously, though, he is absolutely correct. The game is unplayable in online/co-op mode because of a lack of support from EA Games. In fact, their support site doesn't even allow you to chat with them because this game is not listed in a mandatory field on their form. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Great recipes in thi s book - I made the potato, leek and fennel gratin last night and was compelled to write a review today. The recipes are interesting, new combinations that I wouldn't have thought of (for example the ptotaos and fennel from last night's dinner). And oh so tasty. I highly recommend this book Answer:

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