Title: Great for introduction, old hat for fans Product review: Yet ANOTHER Beatles collection, this time of their "number ones" (that explains all the media genuflecting that took place in November). Still, for introducing the Fab Four to BSB/Britney/'N Sync lovin' young'uns. "1" can't be beat. Diehards are no doubt squabbling over the selection of songs, but the collection, which starts with the nursery rhyme cadences of "Love Me Do," and finishes up with the gorgeous "The Long And Winding Road," will have kids questioning their parents (and in my case, a Gen-X'er questioning her Baby Boomer husband) about the impact John, Paul, George and Ringo had on modern pop. All of these songs are familiar singalongs, and the sound quality will have casual fans enjoying new nuances to old favorites--and maybe exploring the Beatles' catalog a bit further. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: One of their best albums todate... Product review: What a fantastic album. I thought U2 would never top their 2000 masterpiece, All That You Can't Leave Behind. But they did. In many ways, this might be U2's best album todate. While The Joshua Tree and Achtung Baby have a more 'classic album' feel to them but HTDAB has all good songs. "Vertigo" is one of their best singles ever. U2 never made a bad album...and they prove their presence in the rock world with this stunning release. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not as advertised Product review: I ordered this item and was sent a minimag holster, although not in the camo pattern as shown online. [...] informed me that Maglite switched camo patterns, and the websites have simply not updated their images yet. Be warned when ordering this item that what you see is not necessarily what you get. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Strangles more than helps Product review: At first it, the supports helped. But after a while, I felt my blood vessels becoming more and more restricted. I gradually had to loosen the supports to the point where they were so loose, I might as well have not worn them. So I stopped. I've decided to instead purchase an ergonomic keyboard and mouse (I'm still waiting on the keyboard, but so far, just using an ergonomic mouse has made a WORLD of a difference). And yes, I brought the mouse (and will be bringing in the keyboard) to work. As far as home computer use goes, I've just cut down drastically. (Try to relax all muscles when typing, don't type too hard, stretch/shake out your hands/wrists often, keep your elbows close to your sides if you're using a regular keyboard, etc.) The scream-out-loud pain hasn't returned since. Though there's still a little discomfort and/or pain every now and then, but hopefully that'll change once I receive my keyboard. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
