Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The main difference between a manual switch and a remote switch is the lack of all electronic components of the former. The only way to control a manual switch is either using its fragile flag or pushing its rails manually. On the other hand, remote switches not only come with a remote control, but they are also self-aligning. A self-aligning (or non-derailing) switch automatically throws the switch to the correct position when the train approaches (e.g. in reverse loops or short cuts), and therefore prevents derailments. The manual switch is not self-aligning, therefore you will need to run and change the switches to the correct position all the time. Yes, if you have a heavy train going at a slow speed, you could expect that the weight of the train will adjust the rails, but I wouldn't recommend assuming that it will always be the case. Avoid frustration and get some remote switches instead. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'd seen all 3 movies prior to this purchase, however, this now enables me to view any of the 3 whenever I feel like it. My only commentary is, "It's Spiderman". I think that says enough. I'm well pleased with the delivery terms, condition and quality of the products. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: A attendee brought this book to my attention at one of my seminars and suggested that I purchase a copy. The copy showed up last night and I read the first six chapters. The authors have a unique writing style that is unlike others. It is not the usual dry textbook material that puts me to sleep. Instead, they keep the reader engaged using real world examples and openly discuss the pros and cons of particular approaches. This book is good for those who want one book that explains all of the concepts you need. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: As I experienced in reading Pagel's book "The Gospel of Thomas", "The Origin of Satan" is another piece of false advertising. This book has nothing to do about the origin of the Satan myth. It is a great piece of theological exploration but it has nothing to do with the title. Answer:

A: