Q: Title: Not quite a history book Review: This book isn't quite a history book, nor is it a book on design theory. While it has aspects of both, it's more like a series of case studies, in which almost 100 designers, magazines, posters, advertisements, icons, types... are analyzed and discussed and placed in a historical context.So if you're expecting a comprehensive book on design history, this is not for you. In no way does it feel complete for a design education. What it does is provide thoughtful pieces to consider, and a perspective on the usage of design, originality, trends, etc. The authors do have a point of view, but it doesn't ruin the book. To the contrary, it makes it even more interesting. Design isn't just art and technique It's grounded in economics, history, culture, and politics. Heller and Pomeroy contribute a useful set of essays to help the reader become more aware of these relations. Is this product review negative?

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Q: Title: Sweet, Sweet Tunes Review: Fathom is an EXCELLENT album and Sattie Clark is an INCREDIBLE artist. This album has everything a true music fan craves. First, Sattie's voice is nothing short of angelic. How she hits and holds some of those notes, I'll never understand. This gal can sing.The lyrics are awesome. Without music the words stand alone as beautiful poetry. They instigate deep thinking and contemplations of pain and loss, acceptance and forgiveness, and ultimately, peace and hope.The music behind the voice is solid and very original. In addition to the wonderful acoustic guitar, there are selections featuring haunting cello and groovy electric guitar. The drumming is exceptional.This is the rare album that you don't skip through to hear that one good song. Every song is very good and flows easily to the next. This is the right stuff.The folks in Chico, California are impatiently waiting for Sattie to tour. Is this product review negative?

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Q: Title: started off promising, then lost its way Review: This started off well enough, with the endearing James Franco and the always funny Seth Rogen as two potheads and a few comedic lines. Then it rapidly descended into goofy violence, gunplay, fights, frantic running around, screaming, and several characters that were not necessary and which added nothing to the story or the potential comedy. Too bad, because the Rogen and Apatow team is usually far better than this. Perhaps they were going for a spoof here, but it just fell flat.If you want to see something truly hilarious from them, try The 40-year-old Virgin extended cut. Is this product review negative?

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