Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Bad story. Bad style. Bad characterization. Bad book. Review: The story goes nowehere. The characters are all one-dimensional, and we're inexplicably supposed to feel sympathetic to a character who is a professional assassin (and also kills people without pay whenever they bother him). Gibson also overlays the assassin's actions with a patina of Taoist pop-psych worthy of the worst Hollywood scripts; any self-respecting Taoist ought to be insulted. The climax is insufferably lame -- as if a fight and a disaster somehow brought resolution. I also can't stand Gibson's style, which is like a mix of bad Hemingway and Discover magazine. Why's he so allergic to the verb "to be"?
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: For real? Review: And the atom bomb is also a fiction. The Japanese set Hiroshima and Nagasaki ablaze in hopes of gaining world sympathy with a lost war on their hands and the victors on their doorsteps. A former enemy who denies their culpability and defends the indefensible is not a former enemy. Japan was a nation of monsters and they have never been sufficiently punished nor properly educated as to their crimes.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Brilliant Review: While not as consistantly brilliant as their last studio release, "How it Feels to be Something On", "The Rising Tide" is still an amazing, often awe-inspiring album. Beginning with the raw "Killed by an Angel", the album grabs your attention and refuses to let go. Some highlights, the infectious "Television", the plantive "Pain Song", and the excellent title track. While not their best, "The Rising Tide" is still a great album, and a welcome break from the manufactured music currently being churned out by the music industry. Unlike a great deal of music today, this album bleeds pure emotion and enthusiasm. A great release and well worth a purchase.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: It's Better than Most Review: This is the fourth XML book I have purchased and it is by far the best in explaining concepts so a relative neophyte can understand.The book is well-structured and the authors get to the point without having to back-track like the author of "Presenting XML" did, repeatedly. They also cover in some detail, multiple scripting languages.However, this book - as with all others - have superficial examples. Every author develops mailing or phone lists for their examples. No one gives an example using purchase orders or invoices - things that we will drive the expansion of XML.This is a good book for a beginner and anyone just getting exposed to XML. For a more sophisticated users, it probably won't be of much help. Perhaps the "Toolkit for Programmers" is a bit misleading.This gets 3 stars for its quality plus an additional bonus star for being the best book I have seen so far.
