Q: Title: The Lexus and the Olive Tree Review: The Lexus and the Olive Tree represent an age-old battle between modernization in an increasingly global market and culture in the face of change. Friedman used many stories to explain his beliefs of Globalization and I enjoyed reading how he related all the concepts in a loop (Rational Exuberance - Democratizations - Globalization). As a well-traveled journalist, Friedman presents Globalization from a foreign perspective contrasting traditional US views towards the economy. His comments about the Internet were right in line with most all projections from major statistical sources. The Democratizations of Finance, Technology, and Information are the main components of the engine in the Lexus that make the Lexus accelerate and take it to higher gears or levels of Globalization. Overall, I enjoyed reading the book and I would recommend it to all undergraduate business students interested in evaluating the general direction of global markets. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: exodus pleasures of the flesh Review: I was very happy w/product and delivery time a must have for my 80s heavy metal collection Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Leo Laporte loves it, so do I!!! Review: I first saw this on Leo Laporte's TWiT podcast network and had to get one for myself.As long as you dont grind the grounds too fine you'll be fine.Also don't use boiling water, try 200F water instead. Boiling at 212 will burn the coffee and make a cruddy brew.Fast, easy, user friendly, plenty of cheap filters out there, easy cleanup!You gotta try this one for yourself. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Grossly Disappointing Review: This CD includes some of the best traditional titles from the Clancey Brothers. Unfortunately, the audio quality of the recording is so poor that some of the tracks are unintelligable. It sounds as though some tracks were third or fourth generation copies from audio tape, some were pireted by somebody with a concert ticket and a cassette recorder, and some were surreptitiously recorded in Mother Clancey's parlor late one St. Patrick's Day night. If you are a true fan, you probably have all these songs in better form; if you're a novice, this is NOT going to be a cornerstone of your collection. Pass it by! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
