Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Don't waist your money. Review: When I first got the unit it worked fine. I noticed after the about three uses it's motor was slowing down. I replaced the battery but it did not help. I used it 8 times in a year and it's motor is all ready dead. I would not purchase another Panasonic unit being afraid it would all so die a quick death. Spend more money on a unit that will last longer. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Un-ergonomic touchpad! Review: While the split keyboard may be more restful to the wrists, the touchpad is extremely awkward to use. The clicker has been moved from below the touchpad to the left of it. Since I usually use my right hand on the touchpad of my Powerbook, that means I either need to squinch my hand all the way over to the left to use the clicker -- which is difficult and painful -- or tap the keyboard to "click" the mouse; which is fine until you need to "click and hold down." I'm sending this back if I can. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Wish it was easier to clean. Review: The George Foreman Grill is a good idea, however they really need to rethink how to clean this thing. Like others have said, forget using any kind of marinade or you will regret it. I wish there was some way to detach the grill and clean it under running water. Scraping off scraps of meat and wiping with a paper towel just doesn't seem very sanitary to me. Plus the teflon is scraping away after less than a year. George, can you go back to drawing board and give us a grill that we can actually wash??? Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Better than no book, but in dire need of revision Review: This book is a better guide to fish identification than to fishing methods. Still, identifying certain fish is a challenge due to mismatched descriptions and illustrations. Under the Mediterranean spearfish, you find the right description but a photo of a gar. Under Atlantic sailfish, you find a photo of a juvenile fish recognizable only to marine biologists. Or try identifying a wahoo from the dim and distant silhouette provided. Discussions and illustrations of tackle are also full of errors: a flying gaff is pictured without its quick-release handle, and outriggers are described as "often fitted but seldom used," whereas the photo on p. 58 shows outriggers in use but describes them as "rod-holders directed outward." Better than no book at all, but in dire need of revision. Answer:
