Q: Is this product review positive? Title: The Surviving book is very much needed in today's economy Review: I have read this book and know from both first hand experience and the current state of this "present" economy, this is a book, long over due. From people who have gone from "executive" jobs to "hamburger" jobs, to the spouses of our military personnel trying to survive after a major change in their life styles, this book is a valuable tool for all. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: An absolutely timeless work, Mangione is a master Review: This single album is one of the earliest recollections I have of listening to music(I was born in 1976). My father owns it on vinyl, and it remains one of his prize possessions in an impressive overall collection. The oldest son of our close family friends of over 25 years recorded this off of my father's vinyl close to sixteen years ago and eventually used "Consuelo's Love Theme" as his wedding music many years later. I feel that this singular track remains just as moving as the first time I listened to it, and I'm not easily moved. Mangione's composition and arranging skills are on full display here for those willing to take a listen, and you get the idea of how great an accomplishment the album was simply by reading Chuck's liner notes. Thank God someone got the good sense to release this on CD again, or we would have been subjected to the slow and undeserved extinction of a true classic of this or any other time. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Great Book Is Right!! Review: This book has everrything!! The photos are unbelievable!! The writting is frist rate. It is a book that when you get you will open it up and an hour will be gone and you wont even care! Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Nina Simone for "Nice, White Folks" Review: Just NOT Nina at her best. The best way to decsribe it is "over arranged". Very bland and schmaltzy, strings and all. It is as if she had an appearance booked for the the Pat Boone show and the record company wanted her to have something to promote that would go down well with that type of audience. She really never gets to dig in and do what she does best. Answer:

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