Title: Warning!!Contents Will Prove Harmful!! Product review: While Kathie Lee Gifford never failed to use every opportunityafforded her while a talk show host to croon a tune, she should have left the real singing to the experts. In attempt to further her public persona, she's moved from the sappy standards she once sang to sappy adult contemporary, with utterly disastrous results. She even tacks on a remix of one of the many awful ballads found within this hodgepodge of misery. Only'Love Never Fails' shows the faintest glimmer of personality, and it's a complete carbon copy of Celine Dion's far superior 'That's The Way It Is'. Her singing is barely average, her voice so nondescript that such typically soul-challenged divas as Mariah Carey and Jessica Simpson now look like havens in the neverending emotionless storm that is this record. After hearing this record, you won't help but fall to your knees andpray "Come back Celine, all is forgiven". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: ppv man Product review: this was the most boring pay-per-view in the history of pay-per-view. it doesn't even deserve 1 star. hogan and booker really bit the big one Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not for a Developer Product review: Note: My strong dislike of this book probably says more about me than the book...As a developer I like books that bridge the technical and the business gap. I need to see, in concrete examples, how things might be implemented -- I want to see code, configuration documents, snippets of policy code etc. I also find it helpful when books build upon a sample application. I wanted to see examples of the technology that enables SOA, walk-thrus of standards such WSPL.This book has none of that. To me it is a book of high-level lists of lists and every section I've read leaves me wondering what it said. I think they repeat themselves too much and the book seems poorly organized with material half way through a chapter which seemed to me to belong at the start. For all it being high-level, they make an assumption that the reader is familiar with a host of acronyms and/or the technology behind them. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Racist crap! I wish zero stars was an option. Product review: Just reading the excerpt below, you get the general idea of what this book is about: Hating white men simply based on their skin color. The author seems to miss the fact that men of all races and colors can be abusive, just as men of all races and colors can be kind, supportive and loving. My white boyfriend does not consider me "property", nor does he treat me in a disrespectful way. I'd like to know how many white men the author has even spoken to, one-on-one. She seems to be a very bitter and angry woman who has taken a very real problem (racism in America) and just added fuel to the fire.The book was also poorly written. Do yourself a favor and take a writing class. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
