Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not worth it Review: I bought this to replace a worn out microwave rice cooker. I have other Progressive International products and assumed that I would be getting a quality product. I used it twice before I put it in the garbage. The first time, the rice did not turn out; but I attributed that to not having worked out the timing for my microwave. By the second use, the cover was loose--thus rendering it useless to steam my rice! Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Plastic tabs hold this together.... Review: Two, small plastic tabs are the only thing holding this unit together and they become brittle after a short while, perhaps from the heat and/or sun exposure. You can count on those tabs breaking off too, either the first or second time you have to refill it. Its a great idea and the hummingbirds liked it, but don't buy unless you can accept this feeder as being a disposable feeder instead of a reusable one. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: What Happened?!? Review: I have used TurboTax for years. This year will be my last for two reasons: (1) Navigation. The index is terrible. Chances are if you need to jump back to a specific section (Home Office Summary, for example), be prepared to be dropped off 10 or so questions before it. Worse still, these questions are important, and even though you've already answered them they don't default to your last answer. Very frustrating. (2) Activation. Of all the years I've purchased TurboTax, I've never "cheated", "shared", "borrowed", etc. I don't like the idea that I can't use a piece of software that I bought on any machine I choose. Sadly I think activation is here to stay, arriving on more products by the release. I'll do what I can to discourage it by opting not to support such behavior with my money. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Vivaldi's Variety Review: This disc gives the lie to the cliche that Vivaldi wrote the same concerto six hundred times. This isn't simply a matter of the great variety of instruments serving as soloiists (one concerto boasts a group of soloists including a violin, two hunting horns, two oboes, and timpani!). In Fabio Biondi, Vivaldi finds a performer and conductor whose own inventiveness complements that of the composer's. The spaciousness of the recording adds to the alluring sounds produced by Europa Galante, even in the all-strings concerto for four violins (not the familiar B minor Concerto that Bach transcribed in his Concerto for Four Harpsichords, but an equally arresting work.) All in all an exuberant and entertaining disc, although even with such variety I can only enjoy Vivaldi one concerto per hearing. Answer:
