Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've listened to Nitro Praise 1 through 5 and the best by far are the first three. CDs 4 and 5 don't flow as well as the others. They aren't as up-beat and exciting. Most of the songs are not bad, they're just not as good as the ones on the first three CDs. However, if there's one song I really don't like on disc 5, that would be New Doxology. When did Praise start sounding like angst-driven anger? Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I loved it until today. Had to ding it a star.Bought it in February, good for 8 months. Then the rubber nib popped off, which is the part that limits the lifespan of any of these styli (styluses?)Positives: felt great, smooth metal but not slippery; dongle to plug into headphone jack firm but not too tight; OK length and thickness for writingNegatives: over time the black finish scratches are more noticeable; the rubber is a little on the soft side, which makes it drag on the glass somewhat, but this is not a deal-breaker.I would recommend it, given the price (which has dropped over time with increasing competition from other brands).However, I'm going to look into buying something else.Hope this helps y'all Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This novel is written in very interesting and compelling prose, but its characters are hardly worth the effort. The charaters are obsessive bores that can only be compared to day time soap opera characters. After reading through half of this novel, I was so numb from the constant tragedy and melodrama, that I simply did not care what happened to the characters anymore. To make matters worse, the plot is extremely complicated and very difficult to follow, with new characters added every chapter.The most amazing thing about this book is its popularity and that it helped its author win the nobel prize. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: A clerical error, a single letter, leads each character to take predictable steps, one by one, until things spiral out of control and there's no way out but further in. At the end of Part I, I felt an enormous satisfaction with the story, closed the book, and said, "That is enough. It can end right here." But Dubus has much more, and another character, incidental in the first half, becomes embedded in the second half and leads the story to its inevitably tragic conclusion. Dubus creates exceptionally detailed characters with a blending of flaws and strengths that intermix to form very real people. I have not seen the recent film, and don't plan to, but the actors cast as Behrani (Ben Kingsley) and Kathy (Jennifer Connelly) fit very well and made the book visualization so very very simple. Answer:
