Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Good dancing - -awful production! Review: Let's count the ways in which this ballet has been savaged. 1) Poor choice of camera angles showing dancers from waist up or from pov where action is blocked. (2) Robotic, random cutting that has no relation to what is happening or what the viewer might want to see. (3) On stage narrator interfering with action and interrupting music and action with gratuitous comments on the story. (4) Music slowed down and dynamics crippled to accommodate meaningless choreography. Some nice dancing though! And the only version of this ballet you're ever likely to see! I watched this once, just to have seen it and keeping on my shelf as a reminder not to order again! Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A simple device that just works Review: I use it just to stream music to my stereo, 3 rooms away. The device works flawlessly, the only hiccup being that the wizard would not configure it and I had to go into the setup software and set it up - and how to do this was quite obvious. After that, it works perfectly, no hiccups, it simply appeared at the bottom of the Itunes screen. My girlfriend is delighted!Highly recommended. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Subject and language for professional readers Review: I dislike the book, because it is not that the summary says in terms of a practical approach to every reader Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Didn't hip hop die like years ago? Review: There are some good beats on this CD, but if you actually take a moment to listen to what Snoop is saying, it can make you cringe. It's almost as stupid as Jadakiss asking why Bush knocked down the world trade towers (Last time I checked, it was Al Queda). In Snoop's hit "Drop it like it's hot," he explains to us that he drives his own cars and wears his own clothes. Good job dude. When he can't think of anything better to say, he talks about AK's and killing. When he can't rhyme something he goes the fashizzle route. Hip Hop died a long time ago and the stuff that's coming out now is just the corpse of a once-decent genre. I miss smart people. Answer:

A: