Title: Not Honeywell Product review: They will not send you a Honeywell filter. These filters that I just received from Amazon are from a different manufacturer. This is a classic case of bait and switch. In legal terms, we call it FRAUD. The item appears as though it is of comparable quality. But it is clearly not a Honeywell brand product. If you are purchasing this based on your confidence in the Honeywell brand you will be disappointed; because you will not get the item that you pay for. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Totally not worth buying!!! Product review: I got this headset yesterday and the earpiece gives quite a good quality, but the person on the other end can understand a maximum of 25% of what is being said. THis is totally not worth any money. Even if you get it for free: don't take it, it will only make you angry everytime you use it...pay some more and take something else, but NEVER go for this one!!!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Why I will not read this book Product review: President of the Unites States was William Jefferson! ...Who is that? Oh, that must be Mr. Clinton! -- Exactly.And who is that 'Pavlovich' in the Thomas Swan's book? He turned out to be the Grand Duke Dmitri. A person with that title is a member of the Emperor's family, a brother or a cousin of the Czar. In our case, he is the cousin of Czar Nicolas II. So his last name is Romanov, and his full name is the Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich Romanov. Pavlovich is patronymic. To use it as a family name is the same as to use middle name instead of last name.Unfortunately, Thomas Swan doesn't know that. He calls Dmitry Romanov just 'Pavlovich.' Theoretically, it's nothing wrong to call someone by one's patronymic, but not it a that context.I understand this has nothing to do with the main subject of his book. But if author doesn't care about such an obvious detail, I can't believe him in the rest. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Excellent presentation of Project Management methodologies. Product review: The Deadline by Tom DeMarco gave me good software project management techniques, methodologies and human resource issues in a real world environment. This book created a good setting using colorful characters that show the trials and tribulations that go into a software project. Enjoyable reading would recommend to anyone, not just software project managers. Most topics can be used on any type of project. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
