Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: They're still cutting after a year of usage.The one non-serrated santoku knife is the one I use the most, and is the best general-purpose knife in the set.The paring knife and bread-slicing(?) knife are the next best knives. Serrating these both make sense.The tip of the handle of my chef's knife broke off during regular usage, so I use it sparingly -- mainly for cutting tough vegetables. Because it's serrated, it doesn't really work that well for cutting meats anyway. Or maybe I'm doing it wrong, but when I use serrated knives to cut meat, I get tears/strings. It's much easier to use the Santoku knife.My ex-roommate took the shears when he left, so I didn't get much use out of them. They seemed okay though. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: We decided to get this table after our son kept pulling our vtech walker over on top of himself. It's a great walker, just not sturdy enough for him at this stage (pulling up to stand but not actually walking). I love this table primarily because the songs are so bluesy and jazzy as opposed to the usual sing-song voice. It's not annoying after more than ten minutes like everything else we seem to have (Fisher Price puppy I'm talking about you!) So far he hasn't pulled it down on top of him when plopping back to sit down and he hasn't pulled it down on top of him while pulling up on it to stand. So that's a win! Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: When dealing with Ray Price cd's, pay attention to the fact that he has re-recorded his greatest hits many times.This collection is a good example. All remakes, all well done, but remakes anyway.Beware anytime you see the name "Gusto." It is a sure sign of remakes. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This timing light has become the de facto standard for everyone else to check their light. A friend of mine had a high dollar, MAC tools timing light, and I just bought this Equus light. We compared the timing readings and mine was reading 3* higher than his. I just assumed being the cheaper light it was mine. We got a Craftsman light and test all three lights and mine and the Crafstman were dead on the money, the MAC was not. Eventually my friend got a replacement timing light from MAC under warranty. It works great, the back light is easy to see and the display easy to read. I love the built in TACH reading also! It does have some high RPM "skips" with the light in comparison to the MAC but not enough to be detrimental! Answer:
