Is this product review positive? Title: fantastic!!!!!!!! Review: i love this blender so far. i break and burn out blenders very easily. i do a lot of smoothie making and it's hard to find one that can handle the ice. i particularly like the metal drive train and i have broken two because of the plastic drive has snapped. the only downside is that it is loud as all get out. even on the low setting you have to yell to be heard over it. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Good Idea that Doesn't Work Review: Richard Jury digs in the pits of depression until he is about to kill off his loyal fans in Martha Grimes, THE BLUE LAST. I've long has a problem with Grimes's children character in the Jury series and other writings. One could have more admiration for an oracle. They are too precocious and stoic, most also do little to advance the story, except in this case a dog who does come in handy.If you are reading the entire series there is no reason to stop now. Ms. Grimes still slings out marvelous characters with complex motives in the adult relm.Nash Black, author of SANDPRINTS OF DEATH. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: Great product Review: Remember hotspots? I always wanted something like that for a near-field stage monitor, but hotspots were so lousy. They always clipped.This little PA is perfect - so much better than hotspots. I sold my MotionSound amp and bought this instead. Everywhere I play has a house system - so why do I need a 300-watt, 50-lbs amp? I'm very with this little 150-watt, 7.6-lbs system. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Quintessential Wantling! Review: 10,000 r.p.m.& diggin it, yeah! contains what are undoubtably William Wantling's best poems. The first in the book, "ah, history," the poem which became his (actual) epitaph in 1974, a year after this book was published, is perhaps his strongest, and continues to haunt, thirty-some years later. Many of the other poems in rpm chronicle his on-the-road antics from Berkeley, CA to Bloomington, IL and back. And if one has any doubt as to Wantling's rightful place in the Beat era pantheon, read the book's last two works--"Great American Novel," and "for jack spicer, for you, for me." It's all quintessential Wantling, and worth searching out, at almost any price.--Kevin Jones Answer:

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