Title: No Power Adapter, Industry Standard. Review: Casio and Radio Shack also force you to buy an adapter for their keyboards so there is no way to avoid it but to buy a much more expensive keyboard or buy Sharper Image. But don't do that because Sharper Image's keyboard is awful, just awful. This keyboard doesn't have as many voices and styles as it's big brother the 300 but it does sound as nice. It also sounds better then the Casio $99 keyboard. I tested them all out at the store where they were on display and the Yamaha 300 and 200 had equal quality with the piano voice and beat out the Casio hands down. They also beat out the more expensive Casios. Plus, music stores that sell nothing but instruments carry only one brand, yup, Yamaha. At least the music stores here in Maryland. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Prince John Magruder by Paul Casdorph (1996) Review: An account in To the Gates of Richmond by Stephen W. Sears (1992) of Prince John's tactics of illusion in the Penisula Campaign led me to seek a biography of Maj. Gen. John Bankhead Magruder. I found only one and was not disappointed: Prince John Magruder by Paul Casdorph (1996). There is not even a listing for him in my World Book encyclopedia. But the author gave a limited account of the important charade which substantially deterred Maj. Gen. George Brinton McClellan and his Federal army in its march toward the Confederate capital of Richmond. Magruder's flair, as descibed by the author, was perhaps unequalled, excepting Maj. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart, of course. All in all, Casdorph's attention to detail, based upon exhaustive research, is sure to please fans of this mostly overlooked Confederate general: the hero of the Battle of Galveston, where he fired the first shot. None of which I would have known without reading this marvelous biography. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Sorry I Read It Review: The book is engaging--a real page turner and I did appreciate the prose form of telling a story in unstructured poetry, but...it was too much of a descent into the dark side for me. I empathize with those who make a short term bad decision like the protagonist and the real life daughter the book is based upon, but the knowledge Hopkins shares--gleaned from her own daughter's descent into a living hell, did nothing to increase my understanding nor did it leave me with anything of value.All I wanted was a good scrub in the shower after turning the last page. Perhaps it was cathartic for Hopkins to write, but as to her reading audience--it is NOT a book I would recommend. Is this product review negative?
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