Title: Very unbalanced coverage! Review: If you want a generalized photography magazine that covers protraiture, product, glamour, or wedding/events photo techniques...read the cover before you buy this magazine. If you want a fine instructional magazine devoted to outdoor and travel photography, there may not be a better one in print. Filled with beautiful photos that, more often than not, have details about equipment/settings used to make them and where they were taken. I've been a subscriber for years and will continue. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: ASP without all the junk Review: As much as everyone seems to love Homer's ASP book, I must say that I like this one a little better. The writers have an edge and aren't a bunch of Microsoft lackeys. This book is smaller than most other ASP books because it gives you what you need to know not every single property of the Recordset object. I found this refreshing and it was easy to get my web app up and running. For more advanced (and sometimes esoteric) topics you should couple this with "Teach Yourself Active Web Database Programming." Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Too many errors make this book a bad choice Review: My son borrowed this book at his school's library when he wrote a report about Iceland. I was dismayed to find numerous factual errors throughout the book including: Incorrect translations of Icelandic terms, incorrect gender names of characters, incorrect descriptions of food and incorrect descriptions of Christmas traditions and many more.In fact the errors were so many that this book should be considered useless. It reads like something a mediocre high school student would put together the night before an essay deadline.-Icelandic Expatriate Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Good Information but No Color Review: Among the art books I own, this is the least used and that's a sad fact. I generally read art books from cover to cover when I first get them and this one was no exception. The information given about early modernist art is in-depth, complete and, I feel, required reading for any artist. However, when I go back to one as reference and realize the entire book has only 8 color plates in over 300 pages, I generally drop it in search of another which shows the art as it was meant to be seen. I fully understand that this is probably a college textbook and costs may have been a concern, but modernists works were not only unique for their use of shape, line and composition, they were also considered groundbreaking for their use of color. To show so little of it is a misstep in an otherwise decent book. Is the review positive or negative?

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