Title: Slop, slop and more slop! Product review: One word describes the adjustments on this tool - SLOPPY! All of the adjustments have too much play. You really have to tinker with them to get the machine to hold a tool correctly. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Gravely disappointing Product review: I just didn't buy the premise of this movie, painting Hilary as long-suffering and Jackie as capricious. There was very little indication of what made her the great musician that she was. The whole family was a little sick, but I think Hilary was the really certifiable one. I have always loved Emily Watson, but this performance was not among her best. The mimed cello playing was unconvincing. The fox-like Rachel Griffiths had some moving scenes, but this seemed like a self-serving attempt of an ordinary soul to "set the record straight" about her brilliant sister. The movie also suffered from inept concert sequences and the usual misguided cinematic attempts to portray the life of classical musicians. The whole thing left a profoundly sour taste in my mouth. Why not look at a video of Du Pre performing to cleanse the palate? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Bad Product Product review: I purchased this product because my toddler hates when I rub sunscreen on his face. I thought this would be like a diaper wipe where the product applies easily. This is basically a cloth dipped in thick and creamy sunscreen, it takes the same efford and mess as applying it with your hands. The only difference is that this is a lot more expensive (6 applications for $10, while a whole bottle of sunscreen cost about $5). On top of it, my son got a really bad reaction from the product, it is definetely not made for babies' and toddlers' skin. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Crying it out = Happy Child?? Product review: As a mother of three young children and health professional working with mothers and babies, I would NOT recommend this book for the following reasons:1. His method: leave baby to cry for UNLIMITED periods extinction2. Confusing and conflicting advice.3. The leap of faith between the facts and his method.4. Lack of a coherent strategy.5. Patronizing and condescending tone6. Exhausting to read (almost 500 pages).The book does have some interesting facts about sleep, but in the end, Dr. Weissbluth's "Trust me, I'm a doctor"-attitude could never convince me to follow his methods. There are gentler ways of helping baby to sleep well! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
