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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: 1) Backlighting never worked.2) Finicky touch screen -- takes fair amount of practice.3) After about six months, grew more and more erratic at accepting input -- frequently won't change functions at all, and bottom two rows of "keyboard" have stopped working altogether.4) The organizer software is OK, but... when trying to print out reports/to-do lists/etc, each entry prints ON A SEPARATE PAGE, even when following the instructions that -say- will generate a regular list.If it worked reliably for more than a few months, it might be a worthwhile buy for the (discounted) price. But from my own experience, and the other reviews here, I'd have to say this was not a good purchase, and I won't be buying another of this brand. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was using these jacks to lift a 3000 sedan on a clean level garage.The teath on the first jack bent after about 1/4 the way up.The second jack collapsed while lowering the car. This would have killed anyone under the car. The screw that drives the jack striped and exploded out of the jack. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Ute Lemper, perhaps the pre-eminent European cabaret singer of our day, does a brilliant job putting across these songs. While songs such as "I Am a Vamp" come across as snazzy, funny period pieces, others--"It's All a Swindle," "Chuck Out the Men," "The Lavender Song," and "Munchhausen"--have lyrics which are just as pertinent and biting in Y2K America as they were in 1930 Berlin. (That doesn't speak well for today's society, needless to say.) These songs--and Lemper's performances of them--are like brilliant mirrors held up to reveal the hypocrisy of the Weimar Republic. If you can bear the shock of recognizing yourself in them, this CD is for you. Answer:
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