user: Q: Is this product review positive? Title: This book provides rock solid basic training for CorelDraw! Review: Armed with the excellent and timeless information and techniques contained in this clever simulator, learning to use any other version of CorelDraw! is just a matter of checking out the new stuff. All the basics are contained in the easy lessons. You can learn as little or as much as you want, at your own speed, and repeat it as many times as necessary. The program keeps a log of your progress for your own information and even teaches you a bit about Windows. It is a DOS based program with an interface that mimics the CorelDraw! screen. Even though Corel is almost ready to release their 9th version, I can still recommend this well constructed teaching tool with complete confidence. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Promising more than delivering Review: The premise of this book is tantilizing: 1) The stock market will crash, and 2) here are some investment ideas to survive and prosper when the crash comes.The author presumes that when retiring baby boomers begin to withdraw their 401(k) and mutual fund assets there will be more "sellers" of shares than "buyers" - thus the market will fall. This is a two-dimensional vision of the marketplace, yet plausible.Regarding investment ideas for the reader: other than recommending the purchase of "income producing" real estate the second half of this book is hollow, and used by the author as little more than a platform for promoting his cash-flow board game and additional books he has written.I don't feel that the day I spent reading this book was wasted, however, I'm not going to recommend it to any of my "thoughtful" friends. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: 1 Sided Review: This book had some good information about the history ofM.S. but was very 1 sided. If you want to read 256 pages about whyM.S. and all of it's people are far better then the rest of the world and everyone else is stupid including the government for looking at the way M.S. does business then this is the book for you. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A Sequel that Works Review: This followup to Volume 1 finds Bragg and Wilco continuing to do their best work (Bragg, especially) with the help of Woody Guthrie's great lyrics. Wilco have the best moments: the combo of "Secret of the Sea" (which is the albums best pop moment) and "Remember the Mountain Bed" are their peaks. While Bragg doesn't get anything as classic as the first volume's "Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key", he nevertheless gets off 2 great ones with "Hot Rod Hotel" and "Black Wind Blowing". As they were on MA1, Natalie Merchant and Corey Harris are back. Merchant's contribution is on the melancholy "I Was Born" (w/Bragg on acoustic guitar). It's a must hear. Corey Harris' "Aginst Th' Law" is a jaunty blues piece pitted against a politically charged Woody lyric. If the initial discovery of volume 1 is lost at first listen, give the record a couple of more spins (and then play it back to back with volume 1) and you'll then find that this is indeed a worthy sequel. Buy 'em both. Answer:


assistant: A: Yes