Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Good bike hoist for its price Review: The hoist was easy to install and great to use. I've reclaimed all the wall space to mount cabinets and shelves (I had 6 bikes on the wall). The only complaint I have is the rubber coating on the hooks split right away, which then exposed the bare metal and can potentially scatch the handlebars (my handlebars are carbon). Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Crystal clear pictures of absolute eye-candy Review: I am in the same age category as the people who are photographed here (16-22) and I find myself so impressed with their daring and creative imagination, so mature at so young an age. What you see before you on the more than 200 pages of glossy photographs are fabulous portraits of fabulous people. An assortment of different styles are evident - punk, preppy, spins on traditional kimono and samurai costumes . . . but everywhere you look, brilliant colour permeates the eye. The photographer captures perfectly the personality of the wearer behind the outfit, caught in their street environment.I gave this book 4 stars for it's lack of depth - there are only the pictures with a bare four line outline of the style of the work (which really don't say anything, as though the person photographed really didn't give a damn about explaining their look to the interviewer) Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Price Gouging Review: I decided to check Amazon for this set after having seen the set at Walmart a couple months back. What I'd like to know is why Walmart was selling these for $10.99 each and Amazon is almost 3x more??? I think I'll wait a little longer til the price drops some more or the studio releases the complete set as a package. Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I would take issue Review: In answer to richardsimmons of Texas, I would say that my mother on numerous occasions made hominy -- which involves the use of lye. This was the classic treatment of dried corn used by the Indians (they made lye from wood ashes) and was important in releasing certain important nutritional elements in corn, making the protein available.Her inclusion of the recipe indicates that she does indeed know food history, and that is a key point in the value of this book.This is a beautiful, highly engrossing book; I love reading history, and this was thoroughly satisfying. She has linked the past through the personal diaries of Lewis and Clark with practices of the time and given us a notion of where our cuisine has gone.The content is highly accessible -- contemporary writing, writing contemporaneous with Lewis and Clark are done in parallel with the excerpts from the diaries, and the illustrations are wonderful. Answer:
