Title: Profoundly disappointing Product review: It would be hard to express how irritating this book is. The human voice is indeed an amazing instrument, but it is ill-served by the pop sociology, psychobabble, and profound disrespect for science contained in this book (along with a number of errors of fact). A good work of popular science should find the interest in "dry" scientific findings and make them accessible to a broader audience, not disparage them in favor of man-in-the-street opinions. I suggest Ms. Karpf rein in her adjectives and look harder for what science has to offer in her future works. She will produce a more readable, more interesting product if she does. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: I wanted to give it a chance Product review: I bought a similar model also released by Black & Decker from Walgreens recently. While I had my doubts as well as having read the handful of negative reviews here on Amazon I took the risk and bought it anyway. Long story short, three days after I installed the units in my apartment I still saw cockroaches crawling around. They didn't seem to be phased at all by the units. I returned the units yesterday and bought Combat roach motels instead... at least those I know work. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A Traditional Narrative History, BUT... Product review: Miller's study of the Berlin Airlift is a standard, chronological examination of one of the most famous episodes of the Cold War. However, the author makes virtually no use whatsoever of Russian-language sources from Soviet archives -- a significant omission given the relative availability of Communist-era records opened since the collapse of the USSR. Students and scholars alike will have to wait for a more balanced account of the operation... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: ARACHNIA meets LAKE PLACID Product review: Just one geneticly engineered komodo dragon goes around a small island attacking people, either eating them or turning them into zombies (I'm being completely serious here).There's almost no gore, below average acting, writing, and special effects, and some uncalled for, not to mention out-of-place, nudity.Stay away if you don't want to bring yourself 92 minutes closer to death. Life is too short for cruddy movies like this. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
