Title: The best of a bad lot !!!!!!!! Product review: I first bought these cups probably for the same reason most people will buy them The Avent bottles are fantastic and are I think by far the best on the market so my expectation for these magic cups were high, however I was soon to be dissappointed for the following reasons.They leak from the rim but not from the spout so spill proof would not be a phrase I would use for themThere are so many parts which make cleaning very difficultThe valve system works then doesn't for no apparent reason and frustrates my son no end and the cup ends up being thrown away in frustration.However in this cups defense I have then gone on to try many other varieties of cups and have found that the perfect spill proof easy drink, easy clean cup is just not out there. Gap in the market anyone who can design the perfect cup !!!!!! So come on Avent have another go and get it right this time !!!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: One of their best Product review: I really don't know why everyone's dogging on the JP remasters. I think all of them have sounded pretty good so far. On this one, the drums and cymbals punch through with more clarity and the guitar intro to "Delivering The Goods" has even more of a staccato flair. As for the album itself, this CD is definitely my favorite of the pre-"Screaming For Vengeance" era Priest discs. It runs the gamut from full-on hard rockers ("Delivering The Goods", "Rock Forever", "Hell Bent For Leather", "Running Wild", "Burning Up"), pop-ish singalongs ("Evening Star"), beat-heavy rhythmic dirges ("Take On The World", "Green Manalishi", "Evil Fantasies"), ballads ("Before The Dawn"), and even a prototype disco-metal tune ("Killing Machine"). Moreso than on previous releases, the studio bonus track is a throwaway (nothing more than "Rock Hard Ride Free" with a different chorus), but the live version of one of my faves, "Riding On The Wind" is excellent. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The Price of Privilege Product review: Excellent reference for many of today's kids. Author gave real life accounts of how doing too much for our chldren robs them of necessary life experiences to aid in their social, intellectual and moral development along with alternative suggestions on how to let them experience growth in the safe environment of home. I really enjoyed this book and feel that I learned a lot from it. I've already put some of my newfound knowledge to use with my 11 year old twins. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
