Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Know that feeling of disappointment you get when you take a chance and buy a CD because you like one song and you hope the rest will be as good? This is worse. It might be okay for background music in a club where no one's really listening. I bought it because I love the A3 song on the disc, or at least I thought I did -- it's nothing at all like the original version. Fans of techno synth experimentation may like this disc, as will those who think more bass will make anything a classic, but those who prefer more melody, lyrics and other, more "pop" musical attributes will not. Perhaps I'm just not cool enough to appreciate this. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This 40 page "booklet" assumes that its readers know something about quilting before opening its pages. This book made sense only after I read other quilting books which were oriented towards the "sewing challenged" population. If you truly know nothing about quilting, this book should not be your first. It's grey and white diagrams are confusing and hard to apply to your project, and its extremely abbreviated dialog offers little by way of explanation. The information provided on "finishing" a quilt is so scant as to be practically meaningless. In short, I was extremely disappointed, and felt that the author's primary purpose in writing the book was to attract potential first time quilters to her quilting t.v. program. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It is very difficult to keep suction with this pump, leading to lots of wasted time and frustration. It can be useful for when you can't use an electric for emergency expression. For regular use, I recommend an electric pump. I'm using a hospital one now and I've never lost the suction. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Everything I was going to say, reviewer Rottenberg said better and more completely.Drury distorts the events of the 1960s in a right-wing political tract that paints lefties as the cause of all that is wrong with the United States.Drury was no literary stylist. His clumsy narrative and cliché-ridden dialog are obstacles one would have had to overlook in order to enjoy what might have at least been an interesting story.It wasn't. Instead of a potentially involving drama about the problems of preparing for a trip to Mars, we're force-fed the all-too-familiar personal problems of a cast of predictable movie stereotypes.This book reaffirms the irrelevance of a book's "best-seller" status to its merit. Answer:
