Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Made me proud to be an American! Review: Anderson Cooper really hit paydirt with this book. From his travels from his cushy New York seat to the tragedies around the world and back to America with the greatest natural disaster Hurricane Katrina - that swamped the Gulf Coast. Hurricane Katrina was surreal, seeing our President congratulate the head of FEMA with pats on the back and saying how great of a job he was doing was beyond comprehension and then the other politicians of both parties started the same thing. The only one who did a good job was Mr. Koppell and then of course Mr. Cooper. Both of which brought the politicians on to ask them what they were doing that was so great? People were hungry, without water and food for days and children and old people dying. In America? I remember Cooper's words. Then I read his book and it gave me a glimpse into why he's so amazing to so many of us. He cares. Love this book, you must read it and it's well worth it. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Classic garland musical now remastered and repackaged Review: There are classic tunes, classic costumes and a classic story, if you haven't seen this, then you haven't seen Garland at her very best.This has been remastered and looks fantastic on blu ray, sounds fantastic and has a wealth of special features that any fan would love. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: DST doesn't work Review: It was working last year, but this year, after the new DST. It doesn't work anymore. Stupid! Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Terrible for Kindle Review: The original scroll, or 'rough draft' as most of us call it, was impossible to read on the Kindle, and I would bet it wouldn't read much better on paper. If you're reading On The Road for the first time, make you sure you buy the version with paragraph and chapter breaks. (Otherwise you'll be wondering why one of the great books of the 20th century is reading like a stream-of-consciousness mess). I don't know if Kerouac wanted the scroll published, but I'm glad there was a readable version. Granted, I'm still getting used to my Kindle. Answer:

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