Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A Presumption of Death Review: Jill Patton Walsh's most recent attempt to add to the "Lord Peter Wimsey/Harriet Vane" collection might have been acceptable if one wasn't well acquainted with the original Dorothy Sayers works.The dialogue is awkward. Ms Walsh hasn't captured the British speech patterns of those times and, instead, also uses phrases that are of a more contemporary nature.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Great overview on many issues in Christology Review: Lengthy volume covering the historical and biblical issues. "Conservative." Covers several viewpoints and a thoughtful evaluation of each. I wanted more detail in some areas, but it covered so much already.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Setting the record straight Review: Dear Sirs:I am the author of Dirty Rotten CEOs, and I must point out a serious error in the review posted by the anonymous reader from Mount Kisco, N.Y. He states that the highest paid executive in 2001 was Michael Dell, not Larry Ellison, and takes me to task for that mistake. But it is the reader who is dead wrong. The top earner in 2001 was indeed Larry Ellison, whose total compensation for 2001 was $ 706.1 million. (Michael Dell was a distant second in 2001, at $201.3 million.) Those figures come from Forbes magazine, May 13, 2002, p 116, and were reprinted in my book on page 25.In view of that drastic error, I would like to request that his review be removed . Yes, there were some regrettable but minor errors in my book (corrected in the subsequent edition). But the reader committed a whopper, using figures from the wrong year! I would suggest you kill that review, or print my reply immediately after it.Sincerely,William G. Flanagan
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Dumbest Martial Arts Book Ever? Review: Stupid book supposedly about the silly subject of street fighting. But there are almost no street fights in it! Poorly written. If the author had trained in a Mixed Martial Arts gym and taken his beatings regularly via sparing, he probably would have been alot more humble than what he comes across in this book. Why the publisher went with this book is beyond me. Do not buy it. However, if you want an unwitting expose of alot of the things wrong with traditional martial arts, this would be a good.
