Is this product review positive? Title: Over editied & overly philosophical Review: One would hope that an author would have a good story to tell as well as some deeper take-home point. The story in this book is good. Unfortunately, the authors ruins it. Forcing a reader to endure page upon page of adolescent philosophies is a bit much to ask of any reader. The author also seems to have taken a challenge to see how long a description can be dragged out before the reader slips into a coma. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Good and Bad Review: I liked the book while first reading it, it was interesting reading at first. However because the author wanted to make the book longer, he starts filling it with a bunch of things that don't apply to the story. The several pages where the author describes his own mountain climbing was stupid and was like a commercial in the middle of a movie. It was also boring and I skimmed over it just to get back to the story. The story wasn't just about Chris dying in the wilderness, there were a few stories of others who died in the wilderness and then the author tries to compare them - which just did not work. But I did finish the book (aside from skimming over the author's mountain climbing experience). Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Stick with 1.5 Review: I suppose you could blame this on my system/drivers, but when Audition 1.5 fires up and works every time, and Audition 2.0 will freeze my machine after closing it, I guess I tend to go with 1.5.So it may work fine for you. I have several audio interfaces, and a TON of VST's, which are probably part of Audition's problem.The audio hardware configuration is confusing in Audition 2.0 and seems a little flaky, for instance, 2.0 won't recognize my Samson CO1U USB mic although 1.5 did. The hardware configuration UI in 1.5 is more like the hardware config UI in Sonar and Reason and Live. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Good text, no links Review: There are several versions of Wesley's "Sermons on Several Occasions" on Kindle; I opted for this one because it was cheapest. However, there is no table of contents or any linked list to the sermons themselves. Since one typically does not read this sort of book cover to cover, but rather uses it as a reference, the absence of such a list is glaring. I returned it and went for a more expensive edition. Answer:
