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sucks
I did not feel anything in the abs portion of this at all. arm part is OK. If you want great ABS Tamilee Webb. All over body all parts-try Cindy Whitmarsh. I bought this cause i needed something quick to take on vaca with me. It really is the worst exercise DVD I ever did.

A solid workout for trouble spots
I’ve been renting fitness dvds on Netflix this summer to try them out before I buy. This is definitely one I’ll be buying on Amazon very soon. This is my first experience with this trainer and I find her positive and upbeat. Even when I start to think about giving up, I feel like she knows just what to say such as, “I know you’re probably hurting right now, but focus on that tank top you want to fit into, ok?” Just what I need this summer - just wish I’d found it sooner!

Minna gets you results! She’s fun while being serious about fitness!,
I really LOVE LOVE LOVE this fitness dvd. Minna is an amazing instructor. I liked all of the exercise moves, how she divides up each section of her type based on what part of your body you wanna work on, and how she’s genuinely encouraging without being cheesy. There are no Mickey Mouse exercises so you gotta bring your A game but she does a great job at making the time fly by so you can complete her workout because its super fun! I loved the music and the modifications throughout the workout as well. I don’t understand the negative reviews at all. Minna gets you results! Love her!

This DVD Rocks!
I have tried many other workout DVD’s and this one is the best by far! I’ve been using this DVD for nearly 2 years, and I still use it regularly and love it. The exercises seem a little challenging when you first start, especially if you’re not used to working out or if you haven’t worked out in a while, but once you start to include them into your weekly routine, they definitely become easier, but still not without a challenge. I started out using it 3 times a week in the beginning just doing the segments on the Warm Up, Abs and Bottom and I can honestly say that the results were awesome… I’ve gotten plenty of compliments to prove it! Now I just use it 1-2 times a week and that’s all I need. I would recommend it to anyone!

Wow!
I bought this DVD because I have her book of the same name, plus, many others users rated it quite highly. One thing I find is that when you are doing different DVD workouts, it’s good to have a rotation. She has a lot of similar moves but there are a few that are quite different which was a nice surprise. I think there were about 6 different moves in the abs section, I thought there could be more though. That was the only disappointment. Having said that, I still couldn’t do all of them! I do have other DVD’s just for the abs, so I guess all is not lost. I was sore the first few times but it makes a nice change. She is engaging and easy to follow. Not too “cheerleader” but just enough to get you moving.

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The Editor Should Be SHOT!
I was hopeful this would be a good read and informative yet I find that due to poor editing this book was less than stellar. Actually it was one of the worst efforts in writing I have ever read.

Apparently the rush to get it published and out to the world put the editing out to lunch.

The person who wrote and/or compiled this data was a moron when it comes to writing coherent sentences/paragraphs. It did not flow nor did a lot of the subject matter have clarity.

This book was a waste of money, time, and effort. Don’t buy it, wait till they publish something worthwhile and get that one.

Oh yea, use some spell check why don’t ya!

Poorly Written and Uninformative
This book advertises itself as well-written; yet it is the sloppiest writing I’ve experienced this side of a 7th grade book report. There are grammatical errors and misspelled words on nearly every page, and many of the technically correct sentences are awkward at best. I suspect that this book was written by the cloud. Or at least by someone for whom English is not a native language. One would think that editing would have caught much of this, but apparently that was outside of the budget as well.

As an example, a paragraph on p.135 ends with the sentence, “So issue of server failure becomes more pressing in the cloud environment as there is more accountability once information has left an internal server environment for corporations.” I don’t even know where to begin.

Most importantly, though, is the lack of solid evidence that one encounters after wading through the poor writing. This book is filled with vague statements and cliches, like “There is(sic) going to be bumps in the road, no doubt about that.” (p. 84) I do not expect a book about a relatively new technology to have years of data behind it. But I do expect a technical book to make some kind of effort to quantify its claims.

You would save time, money, and frustration and learn more about cloud computing simply by reading online resources from the last 2 years.

Don’t buy this book!
I bought this book because of the description provided by Amazon — it looked like a concatenation of favorable reviews. Well, the description is from the back cover and probably is the only well-written part of the book. The book itself reads as if it were written by a college freshman padding thin research with extraneous, authoritative-sounding phraseology. It’s just plain irritating to read. Suspiciously, there is no author, and the bibliography contains only web articles. My guess is that this book was churned out overseas and meant to be sold on-line only. Anyone leafing through it at a store would not buy it.

Overall, a good introduction to the subject..
An alternative title of “The Encyclopaedia of Cloud Computing” is offered up by the authors in the synopsis. More realistically however given the relative newness and the scope of the subject matter this book introduces the reader to some of the basic terms, considerations and the current major players of this burgeoning field. Whilst the tone of the authors is clearly that of advocates of this new technological “revolution” it is tempered with a discussion of the possible drawbacks and appropriate application. Whilst initially an easy read, unfortunately in the later chapters of the book in particular the services of a good proof-reader would be beneficial.

Ultimately however, the best reference on this fledgling topic is The Internet itself but this book is a good starting point.

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