Q: Title: If you are not fit - this is THE way to get started in yoga Review: If you, like me, are overweight and not very fit, but very interested in doing yoga well, this is the video for you. The use of the stability ball allows those of us who are less like gumby and more like bluto to acheive the harder positions and stretch without killing ourselves. If you are a larger person, some of the traditional yoga positions put enormous pressure on your joints and extremities, but using the ball allows the weight to be more evenly distributed and makes it much more comfortable and pleasant to perform the routine. Sara Ivanhoe is knowledgeable, very personable and a pleasure to spend time with. The workout is somewhat challenging, but is well paced and gives you ample time to achieve each pose. I cannot say enough good things about this DVD. Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: Painful Disappointment Review: I haven't tried this while I was on my period yet, and maybe that's the problem, but this cup is soooooooo painful! Inserting it is possible, though I've yet to figure out how far up it's supposed to go, but when it opens I feel as if I am being ripped up on the inside. It's terrible. Maybe when my cycle actually rolls around this will be less difficult, but the thick silicone, and quick way this pops open makes me think otherwise. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: ehhh Review: I really can't tell any difference and it is noisy. I bought it for litter box smell. I really cannot tell any difference. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Great, but unfixable problems after one year. Review: I do like this printer - really great inks. Did a lot of research on printers before getting this one about 2 years ago. However, after having problems with ink splotches on the sides of my prints, and after realizing that it started guzzling enormous amounts of ink during its routine cycling, I did a little more research. I read online at Duncan Davidson's site that he's been having the same problems. http://duncandavidson.com/2008/08/two-big-hp-b9180-problems.html, which leads me to believe my problem wasn't a one-off. After a few weeks of replacing inks, and without printing, I'm finding that the printer has been using up all the ink doing its maintenance cycles. HP recommends leaving this printer on all the time, and turning it off doesn't solve the blotches on the edges of prints due to the printheads hitting the edges of paper. I'm hoping they fix this problem because initially i loved the printer. Is this product review negative?
