Q: Title: ok Review: it was good. one of the dvd's glitched after a while of playing. the screen froze and wouldn't play. the dvd's were dirty. i cleaned them up and seemed to work fine. so overall it was ok. Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: French bread as it should be Review: I love both volumes. This volume has a French bread recipe that is the real thing. I was successful the very first time I tried. You can make bread as good as any you can buy. Just follow the instructions to the letter. Even if you screw it up, it's the best bread you ever ate. Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: Flip-riffic Review: This pan is the perfect size for a nice tasty 3-egg omlette. Because it's pure aluminum, it heats up quickly and evenly (and the handle really does stay cool!) This was my first pan that's not "nonstick" and I was surprised at how the egg did not stick to the pan. I was even able to take the pan off the stove and flip my omlettes in the air! (My cats were very impressed, let me tell you!) The only drawback to this pan is its weight, my arm gets tired from picking it up after a while. However, the pan looks great and works great too. Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: Out on The Range Review: James Lee Stanley's 1997 was probably overshadowed by an official movie version of the book he based the album on, Tom Robbins' "Even Cowgirls Get The Blues." The official movie soundtrack was filled with KD Lang songs and Uma Thurman's pictures. But Stanley had one up; Robbins' co-wrote the title song on James Lee's disc. While the movie soundtrack may have been the music for the motion picture, James has written a soundtrack for the novel. Music for the theater in your mind.Each of the songs is supposed to be inspired by the book's characters, including a cover of "I Only Have Eyes for You." The CD has more of a folk/country feel than the soundtrack, which bounced from the rodeo to the electronic disco. Stanley's disc has a more romantic heart, you can fall in love with the music as you would fall in love with the book. The disc works as a literary whole. Like many of James Lee Stanley's albums, the emotional core of the music makes it worthy of repeated listens. Is this product review negative?
