Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This beats the milk into large bubbles which soon disappear. It does not froth into small bubbles that hold up. It is a waste. If it had the little wisk attachment of the Melitta handheld milk frother for around $..., it would be wonderful. The Melitta number is MEMf1BKIT, and the San Francisco Chronicle said it was wonderful, and it is. It used to be sold at Target, and I wish they would get more. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am obviously missing something because both myself, and my twenty-four year old daughter, stopped watching it. It was awful. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am puzzled by the acidity of the review by "J Onyx", who contrasts the supposedly unscholarly and "Marxist" authors of this collection with the scholarly "gentleman" Robert Bremner, who wrote various works on the history of American Philanthropy. J Onyx even speculates that these historians waited until Professor Bremner was gone before they published their writings.I was one of Professor Bremner's graduate students at Ohio State and assisted him with his revision of his classic work American Philanthropy. Bob Bremner was indeed a gentleman, and he treated other scholars with an irenic spirit even when he disagreed with them. It is impossible for me to imagine Bob Bremner being so uncharitable of other scholars as J Onyx, or engaging in such an acerbic and inaccurate misrepresentation of a work.This is an important collection of well-researched essays. Anybody interested in the role of philanthropy in American history must begin with this volume. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This edited book appears to be a compilation of speeches -- though it may not be. It's great weaknesses are that it covers a very wide terrain and so the coverage is skimpy; also there is no counterpoint to the write-ups that often appear like propoganda. Political writers have their thinly disguised political agendas -- this shows. The book lectures too much. On the plus side, it provides a nice array of political figures and names -- but unfortunately they really do not say anything new. Answer:

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