Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: 1) Jeffries emphasizes (to put it mildly) the use of "framing" context and catchy terms and phrases. This same approach is preached in countless books and courses on how to conduct yourself in meetings, job interviews and submitting resumes - dare we see some connection here?2) In some context this is one man's answer to all those books by women on how to land a man. And just as intelligent.3) If you ever meet anyone sucker enough to be used by this approach, lose them or steer clear of them; they're not worth knowing. Before someone tries this on you, read Sheldon B. Kopp's "If You Meet the Buddha on the Road, Kill Him."4) Jeffries' biggest selling point is his attitude; there has always been a market for it and always will be. On the whole, it's better this should advertise itself publicly than go underground - this way, we know where they are. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Tom Petty has always always been classified as a fun rocker. While his later material would suggest otherwise, after listening to this album over 50 times its easy to see why Petty gets classified that way. Running just over 30 minutes, this debut album has it all. The ten tracks are all so catchy that it is irresistible, but they have enough depth that you feel this lightweight album has personal impact. Every song is great, simple, and straight to the point. At first listen you think that you could write them, but after each subsequent play you begin to see otherwise. The only weak song is "Fooled Again (I Don't Like It)" because the content doesn't flow with what the other nine tracks are about. But the classics "American Girl" and "Breakdown" are featured here, along with great tunes like "The Wild One, Forever", "Anything That's Rock 'n Roll", and my personal favorite - "Mystery Man". Not the first Tom Petty album to buy, but definitely one to own. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: As a long time user of CSS, I figured I would pick up a few gems from reading CSS Mastery. I was dumbfounded when it seemed to lift the wool from my eyes and shake up the way I analyzed CSS related tasks. Andy Budd is a CSS god and proves it with his clear and concise examples and explanations. Anyone that works with CSS on a regular basis is doing themselves a disservice by not reading CSS Mastery. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The show was great. I had originally wanted to watch one or two episodes a night to draw it out a little but I ended up getting through the whole thing in about three days. Answer:

A: