Is this product review positive? Title: Nothing but problems. Review: I have only owned this for about a year and I've had nothing but problems with it. First the bracket that holds the line once it's pulled out is so flimsy the bolts holding it went right through the holes. After a couple of "cobbling" attempts I finally got it secured with zip ties. Then, not long after, the plastic bracket piece on the main unit, totally broke and is not repairable. In between all this, when it would stay secured, I'd have to methodically place the clothes with an even balance.I would not recommend this item to anyone! A total waste of money. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: good old stereo still hanging around. Review: i bought the 280 watt version of this stereo about 5yrs. ago and i was very impressed.my buddy who was staying at my house had the jvc giga-tube a 460 watt stereo and i thought it held up very well compared to it,for half the cost also.the only problem with it today after alot of use is the cds wont change hardly and the cd player door gets stuck,every thing else works fine.i have recently bought a replacement for the phillips but still have the phillips in my bedroom. a good replacement was hard to find after being spoiled with the phillips great sound but the panasonic 540 watt satisfied me very well,but the phillips is not blowed away by my new one even. its a great item you'll grow to love. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Crossing the chasm: Ruby to Rails Review: Ruby for Rails fills an important gap between the pickaxe (Programming Ruby) and Agile Web Dev. with Rails. Agile will give you a gentle introduction to Rails, pickaxe will be your Ruby reference, but Ruby for Rails will help you cross the chasm from an everyday Rails user to a power programmer who is comfortable with the crooks and crannies of Ruby.David Black spends much of the book covering Ruby internals to give you a better feel and understanding for the structure of Rails, Ruby, and their numerous idioms. In the end, everything is brought together in a sample iteration of a Rails app, where many of the customizations all of the sudden make much more sense.The book is worth every penny, and even more importantly, it is worth your time if you're serious about Ruby, Rails, or both. Highly recommended. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Not As Good........ Review: This is my least favorite of all the Amityville Horror movies. I find this one boring at times and the acting not so great. Not as many scares and thrills that the first 2 have. The house is still cool! but overall, this part 3 fails to deliver the suspense, etc. that the first 2 deliver. Just disappointing though not terrible. Answer:

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