Title: Even Too Loud For Drunk Sleep! Review: I couldn't even pass out this air conditioner is so loud! I got it last summer for my unbearably hot college apartment and everything went swimmingly. It was a little loud, like the air flow was loud, but it was kind of a soothing noise. Now, luckily a little less than a year later, it is SUPER loud, it revs up, rattles, and rolls. It kind of sounds like a dishwasher disposal. I called up Frigidaire and they said that my model is unrepairable and must be replaced. Luckily I didn't procrastinate on this because my one-year warranty is almost up!I barely recommend this air conditioner. If you are desperate get a warranty and plan on having it replaced. It's even too loud for drunk sleep! Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: good product but... Review: When I replaced the existing cartridge, I notice ink still oozing out the cartridge. Which leads me to believe the chip on these cartridges are set to expire at a set amount prints. Don't get me wrong, it's a great product and prints beautiful pictures but it sucks that Epson won't create a printer that uses a universal cartridge that works for all their printers. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Not a "How to" book by any means. Review: While an occasionally entertaining read , it is essentially useless for anyone looking for a "how to" book. There are a few helpful hints in the book, but overall is a waste of time. I found myself hurrying to finish it to get a book that might be useful. At least it was cheap! Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Very Sad Review: Deborah Laake's story is a very sad one. As a roughcontemporary of hers, I was in many of the same places and situationsthat she talks about -- and her portrayal of them rings false to me at every point. I don't doubt that she sincerely felt the way she says she did, but I do very much doubt that the fault was altogether where she placed it. Her recent suicide suggests, unfortunately, that her unhappiness was internal, not caused by external factors. I'm saddened, too, by the eagerness with which some readers (as evidenced by several of the reviews below) seized upon this unfortunate woman as a focus for their own anger against Mormons and Mormonism. But I'm not surprised. There are people out there, some of them in print, who even hate Mother Teresa of Calcutta, for heaven's sake. END Is the review positive or negative?
