Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Fortunately, this will be my last Panasonic product. I was happy with this DVD player (I don't ask for much) until it stopped reading *any* discs after 6 months. It produced an error on the screen. When I called to find out what the error meant, they said it was "still under warranty" and to send it in, which I did.After 4 weeks, they contact me to say that only the parts are covered for a year - labor is only 3 months. So the part is covered, but not the labor to put it in! They wanted sixty-five bucks to "fix" my DVD player, which was apparently under warranty.So, after spending 100 bucks on this unit, it's in the trash after 6 months. BUYER BEWARE - and pray your unit breaks within 90 days. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This record is a must-have for anybody with even the slightest interest in electronic music. It combines electronic sounds with lingual aesthetics and beautiful rhythm patterns. Highly recommended. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I can see the author is trying to be cute and funny, but it's not actually funny. I mean, it's funny at first, but then after awhile it starts to feel like a 'madcap comedy about a bumbling addict trying to score some blow, while running into zany predicaments, with unpredictable and hilarious results!' Yeah, not actually funny... she's so out of control with her purchases, and even when she starts to figure it out she doesn't take it seriously.Good news? It made me take a good hard look at my own finances and see that rationalizations about sales and discounts are just that, rationalizations. Hopefully shopaholic was depressing enough that I might think of her when I shop. So... morality tale instead of chicklit, not exactly what I was looking for. But I guess it works. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was my sisters caregiver when she had a stem cell transplant for ovarian cancer and the family was given this book from the hospital to read. The book really did not go into enough depth on the reality of the transplant and what to expect from it for the patient and the family. My seventy five year old mother had trouble understanding it. I felt this book was "sugar coating" what really happens physically and emotionally to the patient, caregiver and family members. Answer:
