Title: Simple, yet profound Product review: One can read this brief but powerful book in 15minutes but the lessons are timeless. Anna Quindlengets to the heart of what is valuable and precious inlife by reminding us how temporal our existence is. Ilove her idea to "...think of life as a terminalillness, because, if you do, you will live it with joyand passion, as it ought to be lived." She reminds usthat the simplest of moments are miraculous and worthcelebrating. This small volume offers tons ofinspiration.Another book I go to for inspiration is Being Here: Modern Day Tales of Enlightenmentby Ariel and ShyaKane. This book is filled with delicious storiesthat touch and amuse but ultimately guide the readerto a place of well being and gratitude for all thatlife has to offer. Both of these books are puremagic. Keep them near by in case you get knockedabout by life. These authors will bring you back toliving fully and joyously one moment at a time. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Read carefully!! Product review: Though the picture for this item includes 3 sieves, all the copy uses the word "sieve" in the singular. And that is what you will receive. Just one for $5.19, though the sieve arrived with a price sticker of $1.95. Beware the rip-off! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: It doesn't work very well Product review: I'm able to establish connection using this device, but the speed is patchy, and worse, everytime i shutdown or suspend my laptop, I have to go to the originator plug and cycle the power, then go back to the other end of the house and do the same on the destination plug. i don't consider running back and forth across the house every time i'd like to use the internet acceptable performance. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not Worth Two Cents Product review: I was already outraged by the storyline of "Captain America: The New Deal" in which the writers of Captain America seem to suggest that America deserved 9/11. Now Marvel revisits the controversy surrounding the decision to drop Atomic boms on Japan at the end of World War II. In this story it turns out Captain America was against this action and was so outraged by it that the "evil" U.S. government decides to place him in suspended animation in order to silence him. (Isn't it amazing the way all of Marvel Comics' characters share the exact same political views as the Baby Boomers?). For those looking to read some quality Captain America stories I would suggest buying "The Essential Captain America" volumes one and two. "Captain America:Ice" ranks down there with "CaptainAmerica: New Deal". Both books are incredibly biased and one sided left wing diatribes. Jack Kirby must be spinning in his grave! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
