Q: Is this product review positive? Title: What a disaster ! Review: BUYER BEWARE ! I tried to leave the stars at zero but I had to check one for my review to print. Boxes arrived broken and remote was missing. After I filed a claim with UPS who stated that the boxes were below standard the company agreed to replace the remote. When I asked when I could expect it they stopped replying to my emails. The tree is over 5' wide at the bottom and with gifts under the tree it was impossible to reach the switch to turn the lights on and off. In addition the power strip that was supplied with the tree was too small to accommodate all the plugs from the lights and many of the branches were bent and sagging. I will never buy from them again ! Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: The quintessential PJ song Review: This earns 5-stars simply for the incomparable Yellow Ledbetter. Not only the finest, most moving song in the Pearl Jam catalogue, but easily one of the greatest musical moments of the 90s. Raw emotion and soul are generously poured into every note of this heartfelt classic. Vedder and McCready clearly make the song into the blues rock monster that it is. Highly recommended. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Good quality entertainment Review: This DVD set is much like the other Mad Men seasons: a high-quality, slickly packaged product. The drama's great, the recording quality is excellent. And at these prices, you can get all four sets as a gift. I've been collecting these DVD sets since the beginning, and will enjoy them for years. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Even if you are a Binchy fan, this is one to skip Review: I've been a Maeve Binchy fan for years and was really looking forward to revisiting some old friends in her latest book. Unfortunately, "Quentins" does not measure up to Binchy's previous work. We meet our heroine Ella, raised by doting parents, and follow her as she strikes out on her own and into the arms of a married man, who - big surprise only to Ella - turns out to be a con artist. Meanwhile, Ella and her friends are making a documentary film about Dublin restaurant Quentins and the people who eat there. The main characters are poorly developed and the more engaging minor characters aren't given enough to do. Apparently Binchy couldn't decide whether to write a collection of short stories or a novel and instead has published an incoherent mixture of both. "Quentins" careens between syrupy vignettes of Irish life and a clumsy thriller subplot, all not-quite held together by the documentary theme. A real disappointment. Answer:

A: