Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Who Knew Math Was This Exciting? Review: "Fermat's Enigma" is a fun and interesting look at a world most of us are only vaugely aware of. Beginning in Ancient Greece, Singh takes us on a quick journey through mathmatical history, with brief stops at the French Revolution, Post-WWII Japan, and more. The book culminates with the story of Andrew Wiles's brilliant and troubled breakthrough. Very little math knowledge is needed to enjoy this book; in fact, there wasn't ENOUGH math to satisfy me. If you want details, this isn't for you. But if you want the basics, and the wacky story behind them, "Fermat's Enigma" is perfect. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A VERY TALENTED SKA BAND! Review: This CD is really good. If you think all ska sounds the same you need to check this CD out as well as the new FIF album. This isn't quite as good as the new five iron CD but it comes really close. To sum it all up if you took the old plankeye, five iron, and a little hardcore and put it all in a blender you'll get nifty tom 50. If you're into secular bands like less than jake you'll enjoy this. Every song is great. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: whirligig review Review: The book Whirligig has a very unique story line because of its strange consequeces and unique plot twists. The book was a little confusing and the story line was hard to follow because the chapters skipped around. However at the end all of the individual plot lines came together to prove a good point... for each action there is an opposite and equal reaction. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Brilliant, quirky, soundtrack stands on its own Review: O Lucky Man is one of the great movies of the last half century. It made a star of Malcolm McDowell, but is too often overlooked. The soundtrack by former Animal Alan Price is a bit like a bluesy Randy Newman, had Randy been born in the UK. Cynical, wise lyrics and appealing music to go with it. Sounds as good on my stereo as it does accompanying the movie. Still, you can't "get" the music without seeing the film. Look for this movie! Answer:

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