Q: Title: What if "Moore&#65533;s Law&#65533; applied to Airplanes? Review: To fill out some summer reading time I picked up a copy of "free flight" by James Fallows last week. As a GA pilot I found the book fascinating as it chronicles the struggles of Cirrus Design and other "Next Generation" GA aircraft startups and how they are trying to bring a new world of flight (free flight) into being. I highly recommend it for anyone who wants to know where the new technology is taking GA and how the Cirrus aircraft fits in. For those of us that have already place a deposit on the Cirrus SR-20 (in my case via the fractional ownership program run by OurPlane) and are waiting impatiently for its delivery, this book will remind you why the wait will be worth it. Bet you didn't know "Moore's Law" could also apply to Airplanes.... Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Makes it look simple Review: Makes it look pretty simple and straightforward.I hyaven't done anything yet.Although I have found a slip up in the book; They recommend using this one form of foam insulation for the basement wall but then neglect to tell you how you are supposed to run wires through it. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Flabby to Strong Review: This was in my DVD player most of the summer. I had to change it out for other workouts that worked upperbody, too, but I really want to maintain what Jillian has helped me to create :) This has transformed my lower half and I love the strength and look of my legs now! Jillian's attitude seems a little more loose than her other DVD's, and I read some complaints about it, but it doesn't bother me. I am too busy concentrating on balancing and finishing each move. It is longer than 30 minutes, when you add in the stretches. If you are looking for a great workout to tone buns and thighs, here it is! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Really, really bad Review: This is my first time dipping into Barnes's Carlotta Carlyle series, and I can't say I was in any way impressed. This novel is both underwritten and clumsy, full of cliches, poorly drawn characters, false tension, silly narrative developments, and ultimately a revelation that makes absolutely no sense. I don't believe in putting spoilers in these reviews, so I won't describe the utterly absurd revelations that come at the end of this novel, but suffice to say that to call it half-baked would be to insult all the half-baked books out there. I am glad Barnes's many fans find enjoyment in her works, and I hope they can continue to do so, but for a reader who is looking for something other than a lifeless installment in a feisty female detective series, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. Is the review positive or negative?
