Ques:Title: Not so fast with this purchase..... Review: First, I had no problem with Amazon, they shipped when they said... If you drink a lot of juice, and you like Pulp. This is NOT the juicer for you.Pros:1. Sturdy construction.2. Handle is easy to use.Cons:1. A standard glass (not the small juice glass) will not fit under the pour spout, without putting the juicer on a book, or raising it somehow.2. To clean the top, you need to push down firmly on the exact center of the button, because a variation of this and your thumb or finger, with scrape against the edge of the handle (and it has sharp edges), also to put it back is a bit tricky.3. The course (not fine) strainer doesn't let any pulp through at all. Nothing for Oranges, and nothing for Lemons.Wash:Cleaning was easy. But, there is a lot of surface area to clean up (4 items), compared to the crank juicers (3 items) Is the review positive or negative?

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Ques:Title: NICE Review: This case is perfect. I was received an Inspire phone which had issues from day one. Returned it for another Inspire and ended up receiving a Desire phone instead which in turn is better than the Inspire phone for the same price. This case fits my Desire phone perfectly! Is the review positive or negative?

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Ques:Title: Starts off with promise, anyway. Review: Iris Johansen, Body of Lies (Bantam, 2002)I picked this up after having the first two chapters sent to me on the chapteraday mailing list and reluctantly allowing myself to get intrigued. The first chapter really does pack a wallop. I just with the rest of the book could have carried out the promise.It doesn't, unfortunately. After the first chapter comes long, drawn-out setup that is in no way justified by the payoff. Robert Parker does the same thing, but he does it in about a third of the number of pages per novel used by Johansen. The woman could use a few lessons in tight prose and how it heightens tension in a novel. But this one's a lost cause; by the time her protagonist finally gets around to reconstructing the face on the skull, will the reader still care? Not this one. (zero) Is the review positive or negative?

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Ques:Title: Great HOW-TO cookbook for vastly improved health Review: After reading a compelling book of scientific research ("The China Study" by Colin Campbell PhD), my husband and I were thoroughly convinced that minimizing dairy and meat intake could significantly reduce our chances of getting Western Diseases (cancer, heart disease, diabetes, autoimmune diseases, etc). Though we didn't have any of these problems (yet), we still saw health benefits within 6 weeks of minimizing dairy & meat so are hooked. But "The China Study" is not a HOW TO book. Thank goodness for "The McDougall Quick & Easy Cookbook." It is a superb HOW TO book that put the ideas, methods and recipes into our hands for a much easier transition to this healthy and tasty style of eating. The DVD "McDougall Made Easy" is even better for getting up to speed (though much fewer recipes than this cookbook). Now we're 8 months down the road and wouldn't dream of going back. Is the review positive or negative?

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