Is this product review positive? Title: Does the job - for a little bit Review: These sanding bands are great - for a little while. They just don't last for very long and are hard to find and over priced. If you need them, you need them - just be aware of the down side. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Royal slow to provide updated rates Review: US Postal rate changes went into effect today, 5/14/07 and Royal has not provided updated rates for download onto this scale.A call to customer support revealed there was no definitive date when the rates would be available. "Try again in a couple of days."This is an unbelievable failure of customer support.This equals lost $ for you as you tediously look up rates on a chart or on the internet, and wait for the rate update that is coming who knows when.The RC40's value is its ability to quickly look up rates. Not having current rates available makes the RC40 no better than a scale costing $5.Although I must admit the RC40 makes a very nice (although expensive) paperweight. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Frank Should Have Called It Quits Prior To Tiis Fiasco Review: The seventy year old Sinatra sounds horrible. Unlike Perry Como or Bing Crosby who were crooners and not belters, Sinatra's voice did not grow old gracefully. In this CD, "L.A. Is My Lady," Sinatra sounds like an old, deteriorating singer still trying to hang on and sound "hip." Instead, his version of "Teach Me Tonight" sounds like a funeral dirge, and Sinatra's attempt at Bobby Darin's "Mack the Knife" is a travesty: Frank can't even keep his voice from quivering as he tries to match the vocal gymnastics of the much younger and more rythmic Darin. The whole album is humiliating and only diehard Sinatra fans would disagree, since thier misplaced loyalty to Sinatra blinds thier common sense. Don't waste your money! Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: OK Beginner Book Review: This is an OK book for beginners. However, if you are a seasoned Java Engineer looking for discussions and examples of different architectures for distributed applications using JSP as a front end, look elsewhere. Answer:
