Q: Title: The best of the best Review: Steve Earle has managed to build a pretty good audience over the years; Guy Clark and Townes Van Zandt should be household names in certain parts of the country but remain sadly unknown to the bulk of us. This magical album presents each artist at their stripped-down best: taking turns doing their own songs with just voice and guitar, in the Bluebird Cafe's fine Songwriters in the Round tradition. The songs are exceptional, the performances heartfelt, the wit in good doses. Townes seemed to be having an especially good night, considering the depth of his alcoholism and depression; his material is probably the most rewarding. If you enjoy the sound of just a man's voice and his guitar, this is a must-have. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: The Weasel Brothers: One Too Many Weasels Review: I enjoyed reading about the adventures of those weasel brothers. It reminded me of things we did as kids. It also reminded me of some of lifes lessons, and how they are learned. I think that children can relate to some of the confusion that they face and how they resolve it,with of course the encouragement of the weasel moms and dads of the burrough. Hey, can weasels wag their tails,(the ones thath have them) I thought I saw a weasel wink at me. I hope that this is not the last adventure the weasel brothers get up to. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Works fine for me Review: There is a little static and the wind reduction is not the best, but it works great otherwise. people claim to hear me just fine. I can hear people fairly well. Not sure what else to expect. Its also really easy to set up and use. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: one of those user un-friendly books. Review: This is one of those reader unfriendly books. For example, the book only gives a small segment of the code. The author then indicates in many occasions that this code segment is from xxx.c but does not say where the xxx.c is. In some occasions, the author says "this segment of code is from xxx.c (available from the website)" but does not spit out which website. I found in one occasion (p489) the author finally says this code segment is from fixed.c (found on this book's accompanying Web site) but still does not spit out the Web address. I eventually found the web address at the very back of the book. The author certainly knows how to torture the readers who paid $40 for that book! Is the review positive or negative?
