Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Great Review: I have been looking for this for some time. It is of high quality and packaged well It is perfect for my needs and a terrific scent. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Very cheaply made, Straps broke before first use. Review: The straps broke while I was attempting to put the item on. I managed to tie them up well enough to use them once. Wasn't worth the shipping to try to send them back for a refund and threw them away afterwards. Either buy more expensive ones or just rent the aeration machine from a local rental company. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Duty's Call -- A Step Down Review: I have read most all of H. Jay Riker's Warrior Breed series and have thoroughly enjoyed all of them including Duty's Call. This one is a small step down from his others, Silver Star, Purple Heart, etal., at least in my opinion. There is a lot of flashback filler information from previous releases that I found myself glossing over because I had encountered it multiple times in his previous works. (How many times does Hank Richardson's and Tangretti's relationship need to be described in the same work.) Some of this is inevitable to set the proper stage but I thought there was a little too much this time. For a fictional work though, the frustrations that our military must have felt in trying to execute a solution to a military problem while the real war was in fighting the politics of the time were articulated quite well. I enjoyed the book and look forward to future works by Riker. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Haven't played yet but steam seems reasonable. Review: Why isn't he orange box a complete 5 star blockbuster? The reason = steam -- you probably know by now by looking at the reviews. The game itself is perfect, the games you get for the price is an absolute steal.Most people would consider steam a flaw but it's a necessary evil more like. The only flaw is that it is not offline capable straight out of the box, so you'll have to spend a good amount of time updating. But other than that, steam is a magnificent piece of game management. It updates everything for you via bittorrent and allows you access to all your games in one place -- pretty neat if you ask me. And it's free.Barring unforseen circumstances like loss of internet connections or pirated games, I don't see much reason for anyone to complain. Don't like it? Pay more and buy the games seperately, otherwise get this because the best game ever made along with a bunch of other games for essentially nothing sounds great to me. Wouldn't you agree? Answer:
