Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: What Gives?! Review: Just this month the American Medical Association released its policy statement saying that they do not recommend circumcising infants, yet these doctors do. Why are they so persistent in suggesting a traumatic experience for a non-indicated surgery? No national or international medical society recommends the routine circumcision of infants. The circumcision rates for Britain, Sweden and Finland are less than 1% yet in the US we circumcise 62% of our baby boys. And on top of all this the routine circumcision of female infants is a Federal crime. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Excellent Introduction into ASM Review: Jeff Duntemann got the right idea when writing this book. Instead of trying to teach every aspect of assembly language, he starts from the ground up and explains everything in a conversational, easy-to-read style. It is such a great book because it gives you the conceptual background you need to learn assembly, which is what many books leave out. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I don't get it Review: This is a terrible book. The writing is truly awful and the story is lame. The other reviews persuaded me to finish the book -- unfortunately the experience was no better at page 499 than at page 9. Don't waste your time. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The Unknown Cliff Walker Review: To watch this movie only once is a disservice to ones own psych. Having grown through the 60's and myself being one opposed to the war in Vietnam; I feel that the whole movie ties in real well with the casting of the characters and with the writing of the story. Not only did I watch this movie once but, 8 times in 4 days. It was not until the 4th time did I realize that there was a character involved in the movie that was not given credit. At the end of the movie when Walter and The Dude were scattering Donny's ashes unto the Pacific ocean, from upon a cliff, and the ashes blew back into The Dudes face; Walter and The Dude were embraced, and Walter says "Let's go bowling"...whom is ontop of the cliff in the background, dressed in black, walking by? One of the most excellent movies created without a lot of blood and guts and thrills. Very well conceived and portrayed. My hats off to the Coen bros. Let's all hoist a good sasparilla, too, to Sam Elliot. Answer:
