Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Great Read Review: It is a book that can help anyone interested in knowing and understanding Buffetts philosofy on being a great business man and a great investor.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Ja goes softer and softer Review: This is what I expected from Ja. He became weak (even wack). His sophomore effort "Rule 3:36" was weaker than his debut and this one is straight up b.s. He became a R&B-pop star on this album. His "Venni vetti vecci" was almost a classic release but this one is plain weak. I hate to say that 'cause I respected him but now... I don't know... I decided not to buy it. Ja you must go back to your roots! This is WEAK!Told: 2-stars.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Nothing New Review: Same gripe as everyone else; you get a documentary on one of the biggest and longest running angles in the history of modern wrestling that lasts 62 minutes. Just totally disappointing with no new information put forth. The only real highlight is a very honest Kevin Nash, but there is no mention of ANY of the true life backstage drama that let the nWo angle get totally out of control and eventually led to the downfall of WCW. In fact the documentary is very much in kayfabe at times, which at this point in time is just truly baffling. The match selection is OK, but just keep in mind that this was WCW in the late 90's, match quality was NOT a priority. After some truly incredible releases from WWE Home Video (Bret Hart's release, Rise and Fall of ECW, Monday Night Wars to name a few) this set is just a total disappointment.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: By far the better of the two Cyprus books I bought Review: I bought The Rough Guide to Cyprus and the Blue Guide Cyprus at the same time. I've had the chance to live on Cyprus for about a year so I've had time to read both and compare what they say with my experience of the island. And the result is that I highly recommend this book. It has well written and fairly detailed sections pertaining to the islands history and culture. Each region of Cyprus is dealt with in reasonable detail. Additionally, the book does not shy away from the difficult political and social issues that vex Cyprus, and in my opinion is even handed in assigning blame and praise (there is plenty to go around!). I didn't feel at all like one of the other reviewers, that the author disliked Cyprus. Cyprus is a bit of a difficulty as well as a bit of paradise - in fact, it's history and current reality are quite heart rending to grasp. But there is still much to appreciate. This book has been invaluable to me.
