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Dec 14, 2009
Killing Rage
I'm sure Eamon Collins translated his experiences to Mick McGovern who then transcribes into his version of "Killing Rage"...one that will sell books. That is first thing that jumps out in the book is Collins denouncing the armed struggle and stating that the IRA is wrong. That's like the career criminal who gets locked up for life suddenly finding religion. Whatever opportunity offers the most to be gained, that is the direction they will follow.
Also striking within the book, and i've read several like it where the insider bares all, is that Collins grossly exagerates his experiences and importance within the IRA. He weaves a fantastic tale of himself as a 17 or 18 year old meeting with the most senior levels of the Irish Republican Army and dictating his terms before joining with them. Collins goes on to state that he came up with the nickname "iceman" for his senior contact within the IRA. Obviously Collins was watching too many action films.
He goes on to state that he, and he alone, was responsible for recruiting, building units, and carryout some of the most notorious acts of the 30+ years of the Northern Ireland Troubles.
The bottom line with this book is that it insults an educated readers intelligence. It is poorly written and is not worth "the price of admittance"
Oct 21, 2017
A waste of money
Not one to typically disparage a product but also not willing to see unsuspecting consumers get relieved of their money. You sort of know up front what your getting when you order a PU leather desk chair. I was fine with that. What is most disconcerting is that after assembling you realize how flimsy this chair is. Everything was re-assembled, tightened, re-tightened and it was a 'wobbler'.
Also, after about 3 months the seal on the rise gave way. You raise the chair and after about 15 minutes...down you go, little by little. I am now down to about every 2 minutes after raising. It's not worth the time raising. So I gave the chair to my 6 year old daughter for her little desk in the bedroom. Even she is complaining about it..lol. Bottom line is...spend a little bit more to get a quality chair. With this one you just won't get any bang for your buck.
Apr 07, 2013
GOOD SOUND, GOOD RANGE..best Audiovox has made but they DISCONTINUED
Seems this review is irrelevant since audiovox discontinued manufacturing these speakers a couple yrs ago. This was their best speaker, with the best sound, longest range AND had a dual power source (plug in and battery). Since then they have put out inferior wireless speakers after inferior speaker.
This model was good & the only reason for the 3 out of 5 rating is attributed to the transmitter. It weighs about 8 ounces and is cheaply made. The first setof speakers I purchased, the transmitter stopped working after about a year. The second set, it lasted a little bit longer but is so fragile. It eventually just stopped working. I have not found anyone that can repair it so I have two sets of speakers used as doorstops.