Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Can You Say "Who Cares?" Review: Cliches abound in Two Guys. And even if they're cliches because they're true, that's no excuse to write a 300 plus page novel about them. Will is whiny, perfectly matched with an equally whiny wife. Joel is stuck on the past and seeing dead people, though much less entertainingly than the little boy in the Sixth Sense. Will gets his comeuppance and Joel, mightily effective in his infrequent sexual activity, gets a life. For his next novel, I would like to see James Kaplan aim his sardonic satirical talents at targets that are a little less broad than the side of a barn. And oh yeah, easy on the brand names next time, too. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: The Magic Formula website Review: Listen up folks! I too read this book in a couple of hours and ran to log into the magic formula website. I punched in a market cap of 175 million and the very first pick American Service Group (ASGRE) has not only declined 50% in the last 12 months, but filed a 10K in November regarding an internal investigation that led to the firing of its top brass. Another on the list, Jak Pacific (JAKK), is a toy company that is lucky to have an ROA of 8 and a PE of 10.The ROA and PE analysis of companies is a fundamental necessity for anyone wanting to pick stocks for their portfilio, but beware the website...someone is not doing their homework, or it's a scam.D. Baro Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Procell Batteries Review: I use ProCell batteries for all my smoke alarms. These alarms are wired into 120VAC and use the battery for backup. I change every 2 years and find that even after 2 years there is very little voltage drop. I would definitely use again. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Don't get this, get Womansword instead Review: I have to admit, I really detest books along the lines of Making Out inJapanese, which purport to teach you Japanese love-slang, for the simplereason that they are insulting to any reasonable person's intelligence.Womansword, by Kittredge Cherry, is much better. An exhaustive yetapproachable "pop study" of Japanese vernacular, this thin, smart bookgoes beyond basic sexual words, and instead takes on words and idiomsthat exist (or once existed) in Japanese, which tell about therelationship of women in Japanese society. Useful for a serious studentas well as for someone looking for some interesting phrases to spring oncute Japanese exchange students.* Answer:
