Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Not as Good as it sounds Review: As a noob u dont know anything about the game. When u are low lvl no one seems to try to help u. I asked about 20 people for help and no one even answers. Since there are so many NPC's and highly detailed buildings u move very sklowly. For about 30 mins i am ending up spinning in circles because i cant turn to get out of the very laggy town. Its seems a waste of time and gets very annoying. After lvl 6 after u die u lose experiance so if u were to get almost the next lvl. If u are soloing you die and die now your back to phase one, gives u major headache. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Very engaging Review: Abish as an experimentalist is writing this book using German stereotypes: he's started from the premise of culling through all the German stereotypes in his mind, and then he activates them in a story format. The characters and situations and histories he comes up with are all a bit off, not quite real, and being a very agile writer Abish captures this residue of unreality and feeds into it: the sexual, casual, familial, friendly relationships, the fumbled acquaintances are all nudged subtly by Abish, paragraph by paragraph, into a really tactile, amplified, and very engaging read. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: "Why do I feel like a kid inside?" Review: If you ever wondered why you feel like a child hiding in an adult's body playing "grownup", this book is for you. The authors clearly explore the differences between "grownups" and "adults". "Grownups" are cut-off from their feelings and base their behavior on surface behavioral norms. "Adults" however, are able to comfortably integrate all their feelings without splitting them into "child" and "adult". The authors explain in a clear way how our self is a constant that all too often is parsed into pieces in order to satisfy the perceived expections of other "grownups". Afterall, we don't cross a magical threshold seperating childhood from adulthood.I enjoyed the book so much I bought four copies to share with family and friends. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: It's everything you need to power your USB items Review: Purchased the itouch 16 and it does not come with an AC power cord. No big deal as they are cost saving and since this is NOT the iphone, a charger is not mandatory. I needed a converter for USB to AC that folds in on itself and was cheap. This is it. It does just that and also looks good and has a small green charging light that shows power is flowing. Amazon has it with free shipping if you can "piggy back" with another free shipping item. Answer:
