Ques:Title: First vacuum purchase Product review: We'd been using a hand-me-down from the college days, but it wasn't picking stuff up from the carpets. This is a huge improvement, with a couple of drawbacks: 1) it's very heavy (I have a bad back and my wife isn't athletic, and it's hard to take this up and down the stairs); 2) the hose attachment's flexible part is fairly short, then it has a long tube to extend (it would be better if the flexible part was longer). Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: One of Van's understated albums Product review: A very understated album from Van Morrison prior to release of his critically acclaimed "Poetic Champions Compose". Van engages in some deep introspection on "Got to Go Back" and "In the Garden", the latter which addresses the album title.Van draws on Irish folk music to pen the beautiful "One Irish Rover" and pays homage to the Gaelic language in "Tir Na Nog" - land of the young.A very laid back album full of hauntiing and romantic songs in the genre that preceded Van's "blues period" about 10 years later. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: PERFECT ALARM CLOCK Product review: This alarm clock is exactly what I was looking for. It is very small in size so it doesn't take up a lot of space on my night table but the display is very large and bright which is great for my not so perfect eyesight. It has a built in night light, which is convenient to have and the wake up beep is just loud enough to wake you up. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Ignores several problems... Product review: The ideas in this book are interesting, but the actuality is highly flawed. The idea that you can write a 1 month call for 10% of the value of the stock is erroneous. Then, since he advises investing with borrowed money, he claims this is a return of 20% per month. He extends this to 40% just because nobody minds optimism. Writing covered calls is fine, but you do have to realize that this will limit your upside, but not your downside. He neglects to mention this!Mr. Cook uses margin buying for every example, yet never gives a single calculation for what happens when a stock goes down, for example showing how you can lose 100% of your investment by a price drop of 50%. Really, the only three ideas in here are 1. Covered call writing (with exaggerated numbers) 2. Buying rolling stocks (which are not supported by his own graphs) and 3. Buying on the stock split (which is not such a guarantee of success as he claims).Overall, the returns of these strategies are not credible. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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