Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I actually found these earbuds to be the most comfortable and best sounding earbuds I've ever had. I had to use the smallest size of the rubber covers, and for the first time ever, a pair of earbuds actually fit. I didn't find them uncomfortable, and I found the sound to be great for my purposes. If you're just looking for a comfortable pair of earbuds for a good price, I'd recommend these.The only downfall I found was that the rubber can slip off sort of easily. I lost one on a plane once when I was putting my bag in the overhead compartment and the earbuds were around my neck. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The idea behind the game is very good, and I believe that we will see great games like this in the fuure. Indeed, i would like to see a game that essentially combines a Driver type game with a flight simulator, providing a more thorough 'life' simulation. At any rate, I feel that Driver 2 was a rather sloppy release. The graphics are not very sharp, the popup makes it very hard to see what is not so far ahead of you. Many of the missions are so difficult, that I had to attempt them 20 or 30 times before I was lucky enough to finish them. Needless to say, I still have not gotten to Rio or Vegas... what they really lack here, I believe, is a setting for difficulty levels. The game is perpetually on 'Extreme'. Personally, I like a game to be challenging, as well as fun. I do not find Driver 2 to be fun. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The Flylight 2.0 has such a narrow beam, even with all 8 LEDs on, that you need to choose which 1/3 of the keyboard you want illuminated. There must be a way to diffuse the light. Kensington needs to test things before mass-producing them. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Snippets of a centuries-old debate, that began with the Reformation itself. Authors, including Martin Luther, argue whether the event was principally a religious revolt against the authority of the Roman Church, or whether there were other, material factors. Like the rise of regionalism or nationalism in northern Europe, with a concomitant chafing against an Italian hegemony.Both sides are eloquently and forcefully argued. There is no conclusion per se to the book. It's up to you to make up your mind. Answer:

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