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Is this product review positive? Title: An excellent first-hand diary Review: This book was written in the 60's, before Apollo went to the Moon and back so it gives the reader a first-hand insight into the maturity of space technologies at that time. With hindsight it is easy to forget that those guys were pushing the envelope in every single subject and no one really knew how things would fall in place. The author experienced the ups and downs with the main players and gives us a insight report on what really happened. He manages to strike a good balance between technical details and the human as well as the "mundane" side of the X-15 program (e.g. when he is waiting for a ride on an Air Force plane to Edwards or when he describes details about the pilot's personalities). I think it gives an interesting perspective on one of the key milestones of aerospace engineering. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Don't Bother Review: I was very disappointed in this book. Even though I knew it was not going to be like her other novels, it was not what I expected from one of my favorites authors. I actually only read half of the book and then dropped it. My patience ran out when I came to the part where the fish and crab were having a conversation. Many other well known writers in this field have written novels that are light hearted or not their traditional books. I have enjoyed these (Painted House,Skipping Christmas for example). I think Cornwall should stick to what she writes best and future frivolous books like this should be written under a pseudo name. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: a thoroughly heartfelt account of a brave couple Review: The Blanchards have done what a lot of us dream of doing: a fun job without bosses in a fun country with fantastic weather--at least in season! Aside from providing a thoroughly enjoyable account of their move to Anguilla, the book is also a passionate description of how one can make a dream come true, and with not that much money at all. Having said that, their repeated references to the Anguillan "paradise" maybe a bit excessive when one considers the horrible red-tape, vicious hurricanes and logistic nightmares they had to deal with. But perhaps that is what makes this book really excellent: it is a realistic view of the pros and cons of the Blanchards' choice, devoid of sticky romanticism and with no trace whatsoever of the smugness and superiority complexes one often finds in writers who move to a foreign country and tell their story. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: This book is to vague Review: Building a Data Warehouse is like building a house or a maschine. Well, yes in a very general sense. This book is about analogies, but analogies are not sufficient to build something. This book is unfortunately to vague to be usefull Answer:
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