Q: Title: Slow but almost as good as the first book..... Review: Auel's second installment in the Earth's Children series does start out fairly slow. Not only does the plot follow Ayla and her newly-found animal companions but it also focuses on Jondalar, the handsome blonde-haired, blue-eyed wonder, and his brother, Thonalon. Most of the first half of the book tends to make you want to skip pages to get to "the good part" however, again, there is a wealth of knowledge about the Ice Age throughout the pages. Auel even uses several pages to discuss flint knapping. For those of you who aren't interested in the historical perspective, you may find the book rather dull until Ayla and Jondalar finally meet. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Diappointed Review: Disappointed with this remote. The buttons are so small and the print is nearly impossible to read. There is no "off" button, so to turn the PS3 off you need to go to the box. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: He needs to learn to use the Turntable Review: OK I bought this album because it was suppose to showcase a DJ. Unfortunately we get weak mixing and terrible shoutouts. Dont get me wrong, I felt DMX and everyone else, but a "DJ" needs to mix, scratch, and carry the beats. If you want some real skills displayed on the turntable turn to Qbert, Rob Swift, Eddie Def, or Signify. Bring those discs to the forefront. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: THE MOST FOCUSED, RAW, AND HARDCORE VISION OF THE FUTURE. Review: Although this book is not intended for everyone, the depth of the character developement, and the authors focused concentration into the depths of demensia is as raw, and untamed as they come. The book is a detailed description of the 80's, as well as the future. Congrats to Ellis for his beautiful depiction of the modern existencialist. UNCOMPRIMISING, NAKED, TRUTH OF VISION. Is the review positive or negative?
