Q: Title: FANTASIC ideas!!!! Review: Wow- I purchased this because I am just beginning with collage and she has got some great ideas for different back grounds, and techniques. Her style is unique and whimsical! A great resource book! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Cute video, cute songs. Review: My 2 and 4 year old boys love this video! They saw the preview on a friend's video we borrowed and they kept asking for the Joke-A-Lot one. They watch it over and over and over again! I think it's a pretty good story, too. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: More top flight Lin Carter! Review: I am sure that when most people read these astounding adventures of Prince Zarkon, that they see the ghost of Robeson's Doc Savage moving through the pages. (Though to me Zarkon seems a more original, believable character than Doc Savage.) But when I read Volcano Ogre (note to Amazon.com - I believe the word in the title is "Ogre" not "Orge"!) I think back to those great Scooby Doo cartoons I used to watch as a kid. Scooby and the gang were always battling some villan who was masquerading as a mysterious monster. Volcano Ogre has the same feel, though of course Lin Carter's novel has a lot more depth than a 1 hour cartoon. Doc Menlo is like the brainy Valerie, only more so; and Scorchy can be likened to Shaggy. Of course, no cartoon character compares to the towering literary figure which is Prince Zarkon. I guess you've got to read this book - and I highly recommend it - to appreciate what Lin Carter has crafted here. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Cute, but not practical Review: These old mechanical speedometers were fun and they still are fun, but that is about all.These are the right thing for a classic bike from the 1960's or 1970's that is being restored and needs some authentic repop after-market glitz.The length of the cable is fork-length specific, however. Too long or too short and they won't work. The cable is a mechanical metal stick that is driven by the wheel and turns inside the cable housing to drive the mechanical clock inside the speedometer. It needs a pretty straight shot from the front fork dropouts to the mounting on the handlebar.These old things were fun as kids. They didn't last very long then and they don't last very long now either from a functionality standpoint. If you want it for cool factor on an old bike, this is the thing, surely. However, if you really plan to use it, get yourself a modern electronic cyclocomputer. Is the review positive or negative?
