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Re: OUKITEL A28 Smartwatch Review

Critic_W — Mon, 12 Feb 2018 06:55:19 -0000

I've owned this product for two years. Great watch for the money ... but, you do get what you pay for. Looks good, works well, very good for hands free phone answering, but some functions are quite lacking, the heart rate monitor is not very good, and mine's tends to turn on by itself from time to time. I use the step counter everyday. It's pretty good, but has its issues not always tracking. Generally that is the case with everything: Pretty good, but with some issue or another, some minor, others a bit more problematic. But the biggest problem by far is the flimsy and unreliable charging cable and cradle. Sometimes they work, others time they don't. Happy I bought it, but wouldn't buy again. I could recommend it, but with those issues clearly stated.

Re: 5 questions for evangelicals in the aftermath of Roy Moore's defeat

Critic_W — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 07:14:39 -0000

The crux of what Mike Brown is asking is, do we (Christians) believe what we profess? Do our actions align with New Testament guidance. Do we live out 1 Corinthians 13. Unfortunately, the answer appears to be no. If that acknowledgement stings a little: Thank God! It's not your vote, it's your witness. Rev 12:11

Re: War on veterans memorials, Christian heritage

Critic_W — Mon, 06 Nov 2017 13:07:35 -0000

Correction: This monument is in Bladensburg Maryland. That said, I can scarcely imagine a more disrespectful and sad action to take. At some point, a person has to admit that they are only doing the things they do to try and make a point.

Re: So, LGBT activists really DO want to put Christians in jail

Critic_W — Sat, 02 Sep 2017 07:13:55 -0000

Two questions that beg asking; What's the objective here? And why is such a law even necessary? Are we merely trying to solve a work failure, or establish a punishment for "intent?" How can you legislate the latter without first addressing the former? What if the care-giver simply fails to remember (perhaps based on appearance) and apologizes? Would they not be able to lodge a complaint, and a supervisor solve the matter? Nobody on either side of this argument wants to see a caregiver deliberately antagonizing a patient! This new law, as is often the case, seems superfluous and contorted by the emotions of this issue. If a caregiver is a jerk, they should be removed from the patient, or fired. End of problem. EVERYTHING else is simply politics.

Re: A lesson learned: Be a parent, parents

Critic_W — Tue, 25 Apr 2017 06:45:04 -0000

Looking at the title of this article ... are we as a society just to far gone for parents to actually parent? Do parents simply have too much pressure and distraction to give what's required? Are those who do parent ridiculed and mocked by the social norms?

Re: Kerosene or Propane Heater for Preparedness

Critic_W — Fri, 09 Dec 2016 13:12:21 -0000

Questions:
Will a propane heater like the Mr. Heater shown heat a 350 sq ft room? And, how long will it run on a 20lb tank of propane?

Re: What happens to the GOP on November 9?

Critic_W — Tue, 25 Oct 2016 15:29:31 -0000

Great article ... but the last four paragraphs speak more painful truth than you're going to hear anywhere else and for a long time.

Re: A Dad's Take on What to Expect from 'Captain America: Civil War' | Fandango

Critic_W — Mon, 23 May 2016 14:31:13 -0000

If you are not writing reviews professionally somewhere ... you should be

Re: Liberals won't stop lying about abortion

Critic_W — Wed, 27 Jan 2016 17:15:37 -0000

I am completely against abortion, yet this article seemed to simply pitch politics against politics and did nothing to reveal new points worth reading. The material point is that abortion, in the vast majority of cases, is immoral, and in all cases devastating.

Re: Support

Critic_W — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 14:54:18 -0000

This is hard for me to communicate. Let's say I have a page called george.html, and on that page is 10 articles. At the top of the page, inside of Article 1, I use Linkr to create links to all of the other articles. Is there anyway to have it so that when a user clicks my link for Article 9, let's say, that it goes to the article 9, moving down the page, instead of generating a new page. I want people to see Article 8 above the one they are reading and Article 10 beneath it. Thanks in advance! Great tool (and even better if it can do this).

Re: Support

Critic_W — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 08:07:55 -0000

Is there anyway to link to an article on a page without generating a new page with only that article? I want to simply click a link at the top of the page that jumps the page down to an article much lower on the same page... keeping the other articles in view in case the visitor wants to see them.