Title: Honor Among Thieves? The Rewards of Deceit, Double-Crossing Product review: Mob stories like Tuohy are a fascinating study in psychology of criminal deception. While criminal enterprises require a measure of loyalty. The question is always, loyalty to what, to whom, and for how long? Tuohy really understands the incredible gullibility to those who want to believe in surface appearances, while he keeps his eye on his own main chance. Unquestionable it takes the kind nerves of steel that only a sociopath has to be able to betray those around him to the extent that Tuohy (the con)does.Author John William Tuohy's startling account of Ken Lelek and StarNet is even more incredible. It must have required amazing personal courage - few people would have the guts it to do it and expect to get away with it.The "mob" world is not for the faint of heart, though. The moral of the Tuohy yarn is that in the end the ferryman expects his due. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Very short lifespan Product review: All the CFLs I've tried have had a lifespan no longer than, and sometimes shorter than, an equivalent incandescant bulb. That's particularly true of this Sylvania 3-way bulb which had a lifespan of about a year. I'm definitely not buying any more 3-way CFLs, and am considering going back to standard light bulbs across the board. They are just not living up to the promise of longer life, which is particularly a problem since they have to be recycled as hazardous waste. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Relaxation and Breathing Product review: I was excited to get this cassette, but after listening to it twice, I was a little disappointed. This audiobook mainly focuses on breathing, stretching and relaxing exercises. I wanted to hear more about the issues of Co-Dependency and that is covered briefly on the first side, but then it is more about loving yourself, relaxing, breathing, stretching, etc. I got more out of Melodie Beattie's book - "Co-Dependency No More". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
