Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I purchased these for storing my Spellbinders cutting dies. I thought I could save some money by buying these and cutting them to the size I required rather than buying the magnetic sheet offered with the storage system I did buy...what a waste of money!Although there were a couple of bad reviews (which can always be expected with any product), most were quite positive...I am VERY disappointed. One reviewer said these sheets would not support themselves...they are right! They are more flimsy than cheap, lightweight cardstock! In fact, they buckle under their own weight.I put these sheets in a clear plastic sleeve in a binder with my spellbinders dies (not really) stuck to them. My dies don't stay in place when I flip through the pages! Now, I am going to buck up and buy the magnetic sheets I should have bought originally! Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Without a doubt, this is the most horrid spin-off from LOA that I have ever heard! While Praga Khan is definitely instrumental in his role in LOA, this CD is a combination of the '90's synthesized sounds with 'classic' '80's metal... PLEASE don't even ask about his vocals!!! If you're wondering why this CD was released in September of 1997 and you still haven't heard tracks from it yet, wonder no more. Save your money and buy something else with a little more polish and ingenuity. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Unfortunately I never recieved this product from the seller. I should have gotten it by Dec 19th. But to date almost a month later I have not got it. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The worst part about giving this book such a low rating is that I actually agree with what Ehrlich is saying. But it was just so, so terribly written I can not bring myself to recommend this book.This book gives a good overall explanation of the population crisis, including connections to other environmental issues and what can be done on an individual basis. But, there were many times were Ehrlich made riduculous statements without citations, leading me to be suspicious about the "facts" in this book.For example, Ehrlich predicts a 2- to 3-foot rise in sea level in the next 50 years (131) and claimed national leaders try to appease urban citizens for fear of being "killed by mobs" (104). Both these statements were made without any citation or indication of source. These are just two examples of many. Ehrlich continually goes beyond the line of speculation and just plain makes things up. Answer:
