Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Informative, but suspiciosly weighted politically Review: The blood crisis information is informative and useful, yet no President of the American Red Cross is evaluated extensively with exception of Elizabeth Dole, whose tenure began after the major problems were full-blown. About 75% of the impact is against Mrs. Dole, her motivations, style and political aims, thereby raising questions about the true objective of the book. Also, one would expect that the name of the founder of the International Red Cross, Henri Dunant, would not be given incorrectly as "Henry Dumond." This is comparable to calling George Washington "George Wallington," and makes one wonder about other possible , and more serious, inaccuracies not so easily detected by the reader. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: If this was me, I'd give this a 5 star but my husband is a tough grader Review: I got this for hubbie for xmas. He had to have this watch b/c the one he is replacing is just like it. So I ask you if you were replacing something you had with one just like it, wouldn't you think it deserved a 5 star after many years of faithful service? Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: One of their 5 best albums. Review: (2006) 21st studio album "Clan Destiny", brought back that classic Wishbone Ash sound, it seemed to take 25 years, but it was worth it. Joiining Andy Powell was new finnish guitarist Muddy Manninen who replaced Ben Granfelt. Muddy has been with the Ash ever since, a great guitar player. Bob Skeat stayed on bass as Ray Weston was still in the drum chair. This album gave us classics in "Eyes Wide Open", "Dreams Outta Dust", "Healing Ground", "Steam Town", "Surfing A Slow Wave", "The Raven", "Capture The Moment" and the blues chestnut "Motherless Child", a song that dates back to 1870. Great album! Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: I Like this Book! Review: Even though I am not a satanist (I'm actually an atheist), I don't own an official copy of the Satanic bible, but I have read all the chapters off of a satanic webpage. I personally think that most of what Anton Lavey is saying is true. Especially about the psychic vampire and indulgence stuff. There are a few minor things that I don't agree with in this book, like the occult, magick, and so forth. Most of the book I agree with completely. Answer:
