Is this product review positive? Title: A Good Ice Chopper Review: The blender works much better for making "shakes" with ice cubes than other blenders that we've used. Our only complaint is that frozen ingredients are not blended smoothly in small quantities as they are with a full recipe.The unit is well made and easy to use and clean. We recommend this product. Answer:
Yes
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Is this product review positive? Title: everything that is wrong with duet albums Review: not since frank sinatra's awful two duet albums has a pop record gotten so much attention and just like those two this is just as worse.while Carlos Santana is one of the baddest guitar players ever his choice to cash in with the latest thing sucks big time.Rob Thomas can't sing himself out of a bag of open chips.Wycliff is talented but he is playing the same song over&over again.Lauyrnn Hill doesn't bring anything to this disc at all.Eagle Eye cherry isn't half the talent of his sister or even a penny of his father.Everlast is wack.and so is the overrated Dave Matthews.the only cut i like is the first one and the one with Eric Clapton who himself does boring bland music.aside from his guitar there's not much goin on.and sadly on this disc the same can be said for Santana.but the grammys will eat this up? Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Revised? Not really! Review: I just received the "revised" 1999 version and find it is the 1998 edition (went to press in late 1997). There are NO new schools or NEW degree programs. The old edition was good but it needs to be updated. Get Peterson's at Amazon (updated annually) or Distance Degrees at www.collegeathome.com (updated every six months). Thorson has 31 schools offering MBAs, e.g. Distance Degrees has over 85! Peterson's have over 60. If this book was updated annually it would be great. Good info on too few schools. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: It Bites. Literally. Review: Dear Authors: if you have a number of interesting but not necessarily related ideas, take the time to flesh each one out individually in a well-plotted and well-written book. If you decide to cram them all into one short work you'll end up wih a pointless little casserole like Vittorio, the Vampire. The book starts well enough but then disintegrates; while the places are, for the most part, beautifully described, the characters are poorly drawn, the plot meanders aimlessly from pillar to post until it disappears altogether, and the various jumbled themes can't be addressed satisfactorily in a book this brief and hastily assembled. No wonder it was only $3.98. Answer:
