Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: micro-slicer-juicer Review: The steel bowl makes a good dog dish. This unit doesn't slice, it juices. The blades, there are really only two -- the other inserts are plastic, are too fine. Trying to slice jicama and potatoes, we got mush. This Hoffritz version is not a substitute for a high-quality mandoline. Don't let the bargain price fool you. This is a virtually useless appliance. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Cat won't go near this Review: We have been unable to get our himmy persian to touch the stuff. Even after withholding other food, she would not go near it. Can't imagine why it would be advertised for cats. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Dense, thourough, and very well done Review: Admittedly, this is a time-consuming and sometimes difficult book to wade through during a semester long microbiology-immunology course in medical school (the target audience of this book). Also, there is no microbiology here, just immunology. That being said, it is an excellent immunology text and reference and leaves very few stones unturned. As one reviewer said many of the paragraphs are dense but I found very few to be unnecessary or uninformative. If you have the time, this is a very good Immunology text. My only complaint is that there are too few figures and the figures that are there are fairly rudimentary (I guess I've just gotten used to all the high-gloss stuff that almost every other medical text uses now...) Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: it's great. Review: I have finished reading the Crucible - it is simply great. The text is wonderful, full of ironies and dramatic scenes - for example, the scene where Elizabeth lies for the first time in her life to save Proctor's reputation, only to realise that her good intentions have unwittingly helped Abigail. Land wars, revenge and a host of other reasons show us the repressed state Salem was in in those days. The relationships between the main characters : Proctor, Parris, Abigail, etc, were understandable and one could actually feel himself or herself praying that a particular character would survive the madness, or feel sympathy for even the villains. The Crucible was a great experience for me, and I hope that via this review many of you out there will go and buy this book to see what I mean. Answer:
