Q: Title: you have to buy this book, literally Review: The only way to get the most up to date version of QT Non-Commercial for Windows is to buy this book. That is absolutely shameful. That is the only reason why most people would buy this book. If you want to develop free, open source applications that work on any platform - then you have to pay Trolltech if you want to use the newest version of QT according to their license. I understand their motivations (getting people to migrate to Linux, and making more profit for themselves), but it just means people are migrating to wxwidgets, gtk+, java, and .NET instead. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: fire pit Review: Kind of disappointed, Just a piece of metal still rusting, If you purchase it be careful the rust comes off all over you and your cloths, Could have been better for a considerable amount of money it cost. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: One-of-a-kind DVD presentation Review: Produced in France and featuring both English and French audio tracks, The Art of Baroque Dance: Folies d'Espagne from Page to Stage is a stellar survey of the nuances of traditional 17th century dance, as it has been preserved and practiced up to the modern day. Historical and architectural images intersperse this wondrously informative examination of Baroque dance notation, treatment of space, arm embellishments, relation to music, and interpretation of the dancer. Director and choreographer Natalie Van Parys applies her years of experience in Baroque dance companies in this one-of-a-kind DVD presentation enthusiastically recommended for anyone interested in the rich cultural history of Baroque dance. 45 minutes, color. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: My favorite book ever! Review: This book is by far the best book I've ever read. The important thing is that you read it slowly so you don't miss any important information. I cried several times throughout the story. My feelings towards the older Catherine and Heathcliff went back and forth throughout the book, but for the most part I liked Catherine and disliked Heathcliff. I like the way history repeated itself with Catherine's daughter and Hindley's son. It was a good way to conclude the story; it gave a feeling of things coming full circle. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
