(Q).
Title: A complete waste of good paper Review: The "for Dummies" in the title should be an alert to the buyer. The Dummy part I did was parting with any money for this complete waste of paper. A lot of waffle, and no progress or REAL teaching of how to use Builder. Everything is presented as "just type this, trust me, it works". The CD was even more useless... except for use as a coaster. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
(A).
Negative


(Q).
Title: "dr" roni isnt even a doctor Review: i wish i could give this 0 stars. dr. roni isnt even a real doctor, her "medical degree" was received from an online NON-accredited university. the AMA doesnt recognize it. she became a dr in less then 6 months....amazing.as for the book it is full of unhealthy advice and purports 0 scientific evidence. you lose weight because you are malnurished. colonics and enemas are harmful because they rid the body of "good" bacteria that have a symbiotic relationship with mammals. no doctor would recommend this as a common activity. also heavy metals and other toxins can not be excreted through the skin, it is a physical impossibility. she is a quack plain and simple. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
(A).
Negative


(Q).
Title: Minimal performance enhancement Review: Bought AudioVox 7001's (3 watt/7 mile) to communicate with my father during hurricanes in South Florida. He lives less than a mile away; and we are in a flat suburban area. Got marginal reception if we both stood in the front yard (basically line-of-sight). If either of us went inside the house--nothing.The five watts of the Midland radios provides only minimally enhanced performance over what I got with the Audiovox. If we both stand at the front windows of our houses we get OK reception. If either of us goes to another part of the house the reception is completely dropped. And forget about them working inside if the hurricane shutters are up.I agree with the majority of the reviewers. Stepping up to these 5 watters will probably only net you a 10% increase in range over the cheaper GMRS walkie-talkies. These are still glorified toys with a max range of 1-2 miles under the conditions most folks would want to use them. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
(A).
