Is this product review positive? Title: Misleading Title: almost no info about 1997-1999 models Review: This book is basically the same one published by Chilton that covers Ford Escorts up to about 1995. The title indicates that up to 1999 models are covered. Buyer beware! It does have OK material and photos for earlier 1.8 and 1.9 liter engines. However 2.0 liter engine information is lacking (i.e. late models 1997-1999). For example, jobs on 1.8 and 1.9 liter engines contain instructions and photographs for reference. 2.0 liter engines recieve terse comments and occasionally, crude cartoon drawings that are generally worthless. Adding several pages of new material is less than a revision in this case and does not justify a title change. Look elswhere for late model Ford Escort information. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Great Little Video Review: I love this video. It's a lot of fun, it never gets boring, and you get a good little workout in 30 minutes. It's good for most fitness levels, and the little bellydance moves incorporated into the workout - hip bumps, shimmies, etc... - give it some pizzazz though I'd say it's more of an aerobic video with some elements of bellydance thrown into the mix. But it does work everything, from the legs to the arms and in between; it's just a great all-over workout. If I'm in a hurry and want a quick workout and a pickmeup, I do this tape and feel great all day. Answer:
Yes
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Is this product review positive? Title: Poor battery life. Company doesn't care. Review: A few hours off the cradle, and without use, the battery runs down. Not even a warning signal. Charger problems, too. E-mailed the company, never got an answer. Look elsewhere! Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: It actually makes sense Review: I was skeptical about how helpful a book would be that claims to help you improve your marriage without talking about it but the techniques discussed really do make sense. Also, mine and my wife's roles seem to be reversed from the "typical" suggested in the book: I am the one that has to talk about things and she is the one who shuts down and avoids talking - so I wasn't sure if this book would be applicable to us. After I got about half way into it however, everything started to make sense. The idea that you need to first "connect" at emotional level using non-verbal methods (e.g. a touch or a smile) before attempting a verbal discussion, never occurred to me. This technique and others discussed in the book have made it much easier for me to focus on something other than just talking - which by itself hasn't worked. Answer:
