Title: Excellent design and nicest LED color temp I've seen - should be all metal, though Product review: This is a very nice piece of equipment for the do-it-yourselfer or camper. The batteries in the tripod legs are a brilliant piece of design, and the overall functionality of the moving head is very nice. What really sets this light apart from other, cheaper LED lights is the quality of the lens, which focuses all 9 LEDs into a single circle of light; this beam is the closest I've seen to a traditional flashlight beam a-la MagLight, and has very little of the annoying LED blue-ness to it. Note that you can't change the focus on this light, but that's alright, as the beam they've engineered is a good all-around one.Long-term durability is my only concern, as this light has a plastic head and hinge parts for the tripod legs. If this were available in an all-metal design, it would be a hands-down 5-star item. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The Best of the series of movies Product review: This is the one movie that actual tries to stay to the book. Dark but that the way she wrote the book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Of, for, and by, John Furhman Product review: Each chapter begins with an inspiring quote by John Fuhrman on some aspect of leadership. Each chapter contains an example from John Fuhrman's life. Occasionally he goes outside his own musings to reference someone in his family. One thing John Fuhrman tells us we need to work on is to think more about other people, in order to improve our own leadership potential. How surprising. If you are John Furhman, this book will help you a lot. If not, it's hard to say.It is hard to compare this book to others out there on management and business. The popular books by Collins (e.g. Good to Great) is the result of thousands of hours of analysis based on real data. You're in Charge - Now what? by Neff & Citrin is a synthesis of data captured through hundreds of interviews with CEOs. Due to the quality of books out there, it's hard for me to see the value Mr. Furhman provides. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
