Title: NOT the answer - save your money Review: Lawlis is a doctor of psychology, not MD. He has no credentials to base many of his claims on. The research sources he cites are old and otherwise available; his personal "research" is undocumented, unpublished, and anecdotal. Many of his statements are outright wrong. He is making an effort to jump on the new age bandwagon without any substance to his "facts". This cure-all book is a farce and will further disappoint many families that try to use it. Love your kids, help them, explore treatments - that's the only value this book has. And now I just told you. Is this product review negative?

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Title: Connection Stinks Review: First of all, let me say I'm not a "techie". I bought a new notebook computer because I needed the flexibility to use it around the house, so I wanted to utilize the wireless capability my new computer had.I received my new router and set it up according to the directions. It wasn't working, so I contacted their customer service department. After different 3 calls, I finally got my router to work.When I would use my computer, the connection was always very weak. You are supposed to be able to use it up to like 150 feet- I couldn't get mine to work correctly across my 13x16 living room. After dealing with this for about a month, I decided to return my router.My experience was obviously negative. Perhaps yours will be better, but my overall recommendation is to not purchase this model. Linksys has a regular Wireless-G router, and that may be better. Is this product review negative?

Answer: Yes


Title: A Dissapointment Review: I don't mean to be hard on Tanith Lee, but this book just wasn't all that enjoyable for me. The book "Vivia" did not seem to have that carefully crafted, beautiful text of Lee's previous work. In fact, it seemed to me that she wrote the book without enough thought in the content of the book. "Black Unicorn" took my breath away, both in the plot and character developement as well as the climactic ending. But "Vivia" seemed to lack that magic. The characters reluctantly move from chapter to chapter, containing no great dimension or interest. On top of that, this book desperately needs an editor. In short, if you want a good Tanith Lee book in the spirit of "Black Unicorn" and the "Claidi Journals," this is not the one to get. Is this product review negative?

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