Q: Title: Where's the Motorcycle? Review: My first impression of this album is that it doesn't sound like a Bat out of Hell production. The first two albums at least had the theme of a Motorcycle given the albums an impression that it was like a soundtrack for a road movie. The motorcycle road movie theme seems missing on this particular album, apart from the album cover artwork. There also seemed to be an emotional content missing somewhere and the album itself wasn't telling me a story like I was on some mystical journey.The songs I do like on this album are "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" by Jim Steinman, "Cry Over Me" by Dianne Warren, "If God Could Talk" by Desmond Child. However "Cry Over Me" sounds a bit weird because it is written from a female perspective. The other songs on the album didn't do more for me, even the Steinman penned songs.This album isn't my cup of tea and I would advise anyone contemplating getting it to at least listen to it first to make up their own minds. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: automation to build the Semantic Web? Review: Sanchez suggests that in order to build out the Semantic Web, the use of fuzzy logic will be inevitable. The Semantic Web is an attempt to use primarily automated methods, that mostly still have to be devised, to "understand" web pages. The problem is that these pages are geared towards human wetware comprehension. And pages are often badly cast, with typos and just different uses of the same terminology. Due to the impreciseness of any human written language.To analyse these, the papers in the book offer fuzzy approaches. Instead of using binary valued logic. A very promising direction that may prove fruitful.The book also contains a keynote paper by Lotfi Zadeh, the founder of fuzzy logic. This paper looks at the search problem. One which has already made Google into one of the great computer companies. Zadeh considers how searching can be improved, beyond the now standard link analysis pioneered by Google. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Ensure high calcium Review: I popped open a bottle and took a big swallow before I realized it was lumpy. I was sick the rest of the day. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: What were you expecting? Review: Sure, this film is meandering and vulgar, filled with deeply unlikable characters and an imperceptible plot. It's veritable mind eff. An open vein of pathos, psychosis and fear. With arguably the best performance Joaquin Phoenix has ever or WILL ever give. He is utterly remarkable. Brilliant, even. The dialog between he and Hoffman is maddening and filled with a ton of inexplicable subtext. It's thrilling to watch. The Master is a perfect storm of literary skill, deft direction and transcendent acting. If Beckett, Bukowski and Kubrick had a love child = PT Anderson. I loved it, but I hated every. single. character. Truly, I wanted to punch each one of them in the face. Repeatedly. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
