Title: Heartbreakingly beautiful Review: This CD has not left my stereo for all that long lately... It serves as exquisite chill-out music, yet forces you to pay attention to it... All the tracks on this album are of stellar quality, but the ones that most readily leap to mind for me are "Tarantula," "Firebrothers," and a quite sinister cover of the David Byrne-written "Drugs." I can honestly say there's nothing on this that serves as filler, and that Ivo Watts-Russell and John Fryer picked an impressive array of collaborators, as well as gathering a unique eclectic selection of cover songs (Van Morrison and Judy Collins, for example). I must admit that this is the only This Mortal Coil CD I own... but that'll be remedied soon enough, to be sure. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Excellent Book - Shows Better ways for Important Tasks Review: I've been using photoshop for 4 years or so - and I thought I was doing ok with image sharpening, correcting exposure, etc. This book however quickly illustrates better techniques for sharpening, exposure, enlarging and dodging an burning. The techniques are simply explained - with some humor mixed throughout.This is a fantastic Photoshop book. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Junk Review: Had it only a few weeks when I had to send in the transmitter for repair. It still worked only intermittently. Moved the probe to several different locations, it didn't help. The distance was only about 400 feet. I move it to about 200 feet with the transmitter in direct line to house. Still works intermittently. Probe is in driveway. This wouldn't even pick up UPS truck. If you want something reliable, this is not it. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Well-done and a must read for anyone interested in the early history of this Republic Review: Ehle has written a well-done history of the Cherokee and the early history of our Republic. He is thorough and has an engaging style, telling the story from third- to first-person perspectives. It is an odd style, but it works. Ehle has, I think correctly, portrayed Major Ridge as being the key figure in the early 19th century Cherokee world. Is the review positive or negative?
