Title: Inaccuratehistory and terrible acting Product review: This series caters to people who want history served up on a sexy dish, and nothing else. The Henry VIIIth portrayal is crucial, but we get a thin, short specimen of a Henry, and loud, exclamatory rantings, with a lot of sexual interplay. This series ignores the history of the sisters of Henry VIII, and also depicts one of them in a completely inaccurate way.This is Tudor life as run through the off the top of head e-mails on religion, history, geography, and politics we get so much of these days.This series should be titled "the Renaissance: The Declining Years," aptly applied to the modern world as well as the series it spawned. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not bad, kind of cheap quality.................... Product review: Although it seems somewhat on the cheap side as far as quality, it was installed in about 2 minutes and 35 seconds. (The 35 seconds was when my Dog tried to trip and kill me.) LOL. Bright enough with no issues to date. Installation was simple because of the two screws that I had already installed for another light that was previously hanging in that spot. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Made for Japanese artists? Product review: The primary target audience for this books seems to have been Japanese, with Westerners as an afterthought.The books does contain hundreds of color combinations, but throughout the book the 61 colors used to form different combinations are identified according to the Dai Nippon Inc Color (DIC) System.The book also contains swatches in 61 colors, which you can cut out with scissors, and which are on the back also identified according to DIC system.At the end of the book there is a conversion chart, where you can find what color in DIC system correspondes to what color in CMYK, but it is way less convenient that using color combination books like Color Harmony Workbook by Lisa Sawahata, which I have found to be infinitely better and much more practical and user-friendly for Westerners. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: MISREPRESENTED Product review: This is a good book for children but I was under the impression that it was geared towards adults. I was very disapointed. There is no pertinent information provided in this book. If you are looking for facts or statistics, look else where. If you are looking for a book to read to your 5 year old, you are in the right place. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
