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<review id="5000"> Although the documentation indicates that you are able to stop the wireless network from broadcasting the SSID, the option is not available. I contacted Netgear and they agreed that this was a problem and it was going to be fixed in the next firmware release. They stated that the firmware was in the final days of testing. That was two weeks ago. The ability to stop broadcasting the SSID is a basic security feature. I would not purchase this product until the new firmware is released. </review> <review id="5001"> I really tried to like this book...but I just couldn't. I loved the rest of this series, but this book did not meet the caliber of the others. The only reason I gave it two stars instead of one was because it gave me some closure. My problems with the book have been re-stated by other reviewers, but here are my main concerns: 1. The charachters were not consistent with previous books. All charachters should develop, but they should still maintain some consistency. I felt that the charachters in BD especially Bella were completely OOC. Also, it became hard to relate to Bella after she becomes a vampire. Your book is in trouble when you can't relate to the main charachter. P.S. Do not start calling main charachters by nicknames like "Jazz" halfway through the book. 2. Rosealie takes a huge roll (arguablly the least likeable charachter in the series) while main likeable charachters like Alice and Edward take a back seat. 3. Bella has a baby. This story had so much potential and lost all of it the moment that Bella had the baby. It took all the focus off the main charachters and put it all on the baby (don't even get me started on the name) and Rosealie and Jacob. Jacob was probably the only consistent charachter in the novel, and even he became "creepy" by the end. I saw the imprinting coming, but still "ick". He could easily have ended up with Leah and still had a happy ending. Despite this not so wonderful plot twist, Jacob still came out as one of the most likeable charachters, where in previous books I didn't like him as much. In previous books I was completely in camp Edward and by the end of this book I felt like I could care less about Edward or Bella. Jacob was one of the few "developed" charachters in the book. 4. No one had to work for anything. Even in fairytales people make sacrifices and face obstacles. In this story all Bella had was a difficult birth (which shouldn't have been able to happen) and suddenly everything works out. Even the Volturi are completely impotent. 5. Lastly, I am not completely comfortable with the message this book sends. I was looking for a light read, but the messages in this book are really negative. No, I don't believe that teenagers will now run off and get married and have babies young because of this book but it is still not a positive message. "Hey kids! It's okay to get married and have no life outside of your spouse. You too can have a baby to support, mansion, and fabulous cars without the benefit of a collsge education." I was expecting a light and fluffy read like Twilight which would bring me closer to my favorite charachters and provide a satisfying ending to one of my favorite series. In the end I was given a conclusion that was not satisfying and the sense that there was so much potential for this book and this series that was completely wasted. I still love SM but this book was extremely dissapointing. </review> <review id="5002"> I've been using 7th generation since my daughter was born. She's now 10 months-old. I've noticed that the quality of the diapers in the sense of leakage protection and elasticity has gone down. She's on stage 4 of the 7th generation diapers. </review> <review id="5003"> I ordered two Feliway electric diffusers from Absolutely Pets on February 6. After two e-mails to the company, which where rapidly answered, I received my package... on March 12. This company needs improvements on shipping. </review> <review id="5004"> These sheets feel nice but any imperfection in your skin will snag the sheets and they will NOT stay in place. I wake up 2-3 times a night to half ways tuck the sheets back in. Plus any blankets you have on top end up in no time on the floor because they are so slick. Would not recommend. </review> <review id="5005"> Advertised as "NEW". I ordered new. This product arrived with no seal, case is smudged from handling and the bar code is scrapped off... I am not comfortable with this and feel I actually bought a used product sold as new. This is not right!!! I hate this and am disappointed...I expected it to be packaged and sealed. It was not. I really don't want to use it. DANG! NOT HAPPY </review> <review id="5006"> This review is from: Transformers (DVD) If you wanted to keep the giant evil robot frozen for the last 75 years, spraying it with freezy stuff in an open warehouse was probably not the most efficient way to do it. Just a thought. </review> <review id="5007"> season one was great, it was welcomed with great expectations. season two is boring, poorly written, and the actors seem to have a sense of "we are stars now" and can sit on their butts. this series has great potential. i hope they don't blow it. </review> <review id="5008"> This think is a piece of junk. Don't waste your money. I was very disappointed with the performance. I will never, ever buy another Logitech Product. You couldn't give me a Logitech Product as a paper weight! The FTC should shut them down for taking money for junk they call products! </review> <review id="5009"> If your main need is to have something that can make 8 GB of files portable, then this is a pretty good value. If you are looking to use Vista's ReadyBoost function, this drive is too slow. If you are looking to run applications off the drive (like Portable Firefox or Disk Utilities), it is also incredibly slow - and you'll probably want to look for something that has faster rated reads and writes. For my needs, this turns out not to have been the right drive. For you, well it depends on what you're using it for :-) </review> <review id="5010"> GOOD PARTS: Something about this movie made me want to see it to the end. The selfishness that ruined the marriage was well portrayed. And of course, I wanted to see the struggle and renewal. I love focus on the husband character as the one who, like Christ, has to suffer for the wife, the Church. Like the Church, the wife is not too deserving. (I don't know what he sees in her, she winces too much.) BAD PARTS: The script was cornier than a bag of tortilla chips and almost as preachy as the 700 Club. I was expecting Kirk Cameron's "dad" character to look into the camera and offer to heal somebody's lumbago. The action was predictable; so much more could have been done. For instance: instead of smashing the computer, Kirk could have taken it outside to smash it and then said, "What's wrong with me? This thing's worth money!" Then he could have called the newspaper and placed an ad. Then he could have set it back down in its old place and looked at it, feeling tempted and realizing that the safest course would be to smash it. A little more realistic for a guy who has been hoarding money for a boat. Unf. most of the solutions are just that easy, especially the "getting saved." God comes down Deus ex machina and makes everybody a nice decent Christian. Interesting how the very sympathetic best friend gets around the question of his divorce and remarriage, which Christ clearly forbids in the gospel. (It doesn't seem to apply to saved people.) The Christians are glossier than Currier and Ives. UNRESOLVED QUESTIONS ESSENTIAL TO THE MEANING OF MARRIAGE: The film does not even mention contraception. The childlessness of the couple is unexplained as if fruitfulness is some side issue unessential in Christian marriage. A parallel can be drawn about their spi