Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: This book taught me to teach my patients Review: While working in a very large private hospital in Omaha, I worked in Radiation Oncology. Finding myself alone, without a nurse to teach me how to teach my patients, a friend suggested this book. I purchased it, devoured it and put the information to use, teaching my patients about treatment protocols, systems involved in their treatment process, in terms that they could understand. I recommended this book to many of them, they always returned to thank me for suggesting the book. CC Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Well made Review: It took a second listen to find out which songs I really liked. So many of them were amazing. I believe the best song on the CD is Everything You Ever Wanted. It has great music and a very catchy tune, not to mention good lyrics. Other songs that are good include Fourteen, Head On Collision and Zero. Some of the songs are more of "party" songs, however there are plenty of good ones to make up for that. A great second CD for the band. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Starts off slow, but it gets better Review: Bruce Li stars as a man who learns kung fu from 2 imcompetent teachers. They teach him a bunch of fake animal styles and he finally figures out that they are fakes. With goons taking over the town Li has to find a good teacher to learn kung fu quick. Enter Simon Yuen.The first hour has some decent comedy, but the action is not good at all. Bruce Tong has a nice cameo at the start, but then there are a bunch of weak fights. But then out of nowhere Bruce Li has an awesome fight with Kong Do and 2 other guys. Then Tiger Yang shows up. Yang's first fight is good, but the final fight is a disappointment.2/5 Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: She's much better at standup Review: She's wonderful as a standup, but in this book, it's just doesn't work. The 'anger' that works so well on stage is somehow a complete turn off in this book. And for all her railing against Whites whites whites and especially white males, painting huge and nasty stereotypical portraits of them, one comes away wondering-- hey, Margaret, who exactly is the racist here? Answer:
