Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Zzzzzzzzzzzz...... Review: No, this CD is not as bad as one-star. But someone needs to balance all the 5-star reviews...Face it, any CD that USA Today and People magazine rave about has to be pretty lame. I tried to like this CD, but it's a bunch of bland, faceless soul singing combined with a small helping of very average rap.It's a plus that folks are looking for women rappers, and willing to support them. But Lauren Hill is vastly overrated.Wanna hear the real thing? Check out The Coup. Good rapping, great lyrics. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Bad promises Review: This book claims (among other things)a) to be for all levels of developersb) to have online contentThe problem with promise a) is that the book is only useful for newbies. Reasonably experienced developers find almost nothing here that can't be found in the standard F1 help.The problem with promise b) is that the online content is missing. I registerd at the website as instructed in the book, but the link to the source code examples points to a 404 (not found) error. I sent a mail to the contact address supplied at the web site but received a delivery time out a few days later. Really lousy service.Apart from the above problems the book is probably quite useable to anyone new to Notes/Domino development. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Still at the center of the storm Review: As someone that likes to read all side of a story, I find this book well written. It is definitely worth the read beyond the 60 Minutes sound bites. But the cloud will still persist over George Tenet head as only a part of the story. When it comes to understanding Saudi Araba and what the CIA was doing there, I find the bookIf Olaya Street Could Talk -- Saudi Arabia: The Heartland of Oil and Islamas a more objective book on the subject. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A Disappointment Review: In addition to being too short, this video seems to be more of an advertisement for Scheewe's line of artist supplies, rather than a true instructional video. I cannot say that I learned anything from it, and I am glad I spent only $9.95. Also, when Ms. Scheewe was actually demonstrating a technique, the camera was often shifted away from what she was working on, which made no sense at all. I was very disappointed with this video. Answer:
