Is this product review positive? Title: Could be more reliable... Review: This network adapter installs without any problems on Windows XP but if you plan on doing a lot heavy networking, I would recommend something more reliable. Every time I unplug the adapter and restart the system, the driver unloads and I have to reload it from CD or copy the files to the local drive. The other problems I've encountered are poor speeds and frequent disconnects. It seems that when I'm doing a lot of heavy networking, the adapter freezes up and the connection drops. I'm not sure if Linksys has an update for this but it's really not robust enough for "always on" broadband internet. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Hmmmm... Review: I've just finished reading "Wild Child" and am quite disappointed. It's not as well written as I'd anticipated from reading other reviews, and although I see myself as a romantic, her story was too saccharine even for my tastes.I will withhold my personal thoughts as to the validity of her account, not having known any of the parties involved, but it would seem odd that a brilliant, chivalrous, needy, tortured alcoholic could be as one sided as he is portrayed in this book. I'm more likely to recommend Patricia Kennealy- Morrison's memoir to those interested in learning more about Jim Morrison. It was infinately more readable and leaves the reader with more insight into who Jim Morrison really was. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Luxeon 68602 LED Division 1 Flashlight Review: Sturdy, compact emergency duty LED flashlight. Very bright, clear and well focused beam. Very worth the cost. Answer:
Yes
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Is this product review positive? Title: The pinnacle of reportage Review: A series of essays based on visits to Africa and Latin America that exposes Kapuscinski's almost pathological need to get as far behind the scenes of bloody revolution and savage civil war as possible.The absolute pinnacle of modern reportage. The world is deeply indebted to the author for gathering the searing stories that otherwise would have remained largely untold. Had Kapuscinski hailed from the USA or perhaps a more affluent European nation, rather than his native Poland, he would surely have won a Pulitzer by now. Answer:
