Title: awsome power Product review: I have had a DW006 drill since they came out. This is the most powerful cordless drill I have used. I checked out the other 24 volt drills and they don't come close. This thing has the torque of a big corded 1/2 inch drill, but it is also a great hammer drill! The special chuck holds bits solidly, even when drilling in concrete all day. The drill has a special "spindle lock" feature which locks the transmission when you press the button so you can really get the chuck tight. It is heavier than the 18 volt DW997, but for real heavy duty work the weight should not be that big of a deal. The side handle is a great feature and it has a metal clamp, not like the plastic of the other brands. The drill is really rugged, like a big corded drill. There is also a new AC converter attachment that they sell as an accessory. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Howbeit for some interesting ideas, this adaptation pains me betwixt the ears. Product review: Berdoll has some interesting ideas, but the liberties that she takes with the characters are just too hard for me to accept. Plus, where was her editor? The liberal sprinklings of "Howbeit" and "betwixt" made me feel as if I ought to start playing a drinking game while reading this book.I also feel that the descriptions of the seedier side of Regency England were too jarring - Austen tended to write what she knew - it's rather unlikely she would have ventured into the ragamuffin world of prostitutes and stable-boys, or even write from the perspective of the servants or the poor.Still, I am not sure I could write any better. Everybody's a critic. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Delicate and ephemeral Product review: This score composed by Glass and Suso was written for a production of The Screens at the Guthrie theater in Minneapolis in 1989. The play takes place in 1960s Algeria during a struggle for independence from France. This is an excellent collaboration for Glass, but there are a couple of Suso's contributions I could live without. For me Glass's The French Lieutenant's Dream is the highlight of the CD. Like most of the composition it is delicate and ephemeral. Good quality headphones are recommended here, as should be with most of Glass's work now that I think of it. The Screens is Jean Genet's finest stage work and was first seen in Paris in 1966. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: not quite the way it read Product review: The Tarp arrived on time in good packaging. We opened it up and started putting it over our garden. We had built a green house type of building out of galvanized piping. We got the tarp on and found that the only reinforced eyelets are the 4 corners the rest are not. 2 of the of the other eyelets are already tearing out and we have not hardly pulled on it. It is very disappointing to pay $250 for something that will not even really last. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
