Q: Title: Bakes excellent cookies Product review: I had a crappy pan that I had bought at Target that was terrible at disseminating heat. All of my cookies burned. This cookie sheet is a dream! It conveys heat very well and does the job every time. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Terrible! Product review: I threw this in the trash after watching it. This "documentary" is more like the CIA/United States opinion of Che's life. If you want to really learn about Che do yourself a favor and check out quality work like The Motorcycle Diaries or the excellent film Che (2008) starring Benicio Del Toro. This was put out by the history channel, which is owned by GE (General Electric). GE manufactures weapons for the US military (it's a fact look it up) so they can go out and bomb less powerful countries to expand their empire. The history channel has an agenda and it's doing spin for the US Empire. Che wanted human rights for all, not just rich people. This piece is total misinformation. It is reminiscent of how the FBI said Martin Luther King was a threat to the country and spied on him and countless others who wanted to create a better world for all people and not just the rich. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Scientific Product review: I expected a handbook about "How to Do" but was surprised. The book is way more than that. It is very scientific and very deep into the topic with countless references. The chapters are very well organized, covering every single subject. No book for easy reading. You need time and effort to work through it. But it is definitely worth it. When you face a important negotiation, this book is a -Must Read-. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: A trashy commercial Product review: This book has convinced me that hiring a home stager trained by the author or her company would be a disaster. The only way this book could have 4 out of 5 stars on Amazon is if Barb Schwarz's employees and her ASP trainees are writing the good reviews.Eighty-five percent of this book is a commercial for the author's business, 10% is common sense. The remaining 5% suggests projects, such as a headboard made of paper plates, which could only make a potential home buyer question the taste and judgement of the home owner. This book is a testament to poor taste and Barb Schwarz's ego. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
