Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The idea of Jesus being black is no more absurd than Jesus being a blue eyed blond. That is not the point. According to the New Testament Jesus of Nazareth was tried and convicted of blasphemy. He claimed to be God which really ticked off the religious leaders of the day. This film throws out that idea entirely and has Jesus being a victim of racial bigotry. The film also reports that the only reason that Jesus was born in a manger is because black folks were not welcomed at the Inn. It dosen't stop there. Jesus is crucified but is not raised from the dead. Just one more misunderstood black man who ain't coming back. This movie will likely appeal to those who are more interested in Tupac than Jesus. The film is the product of modern American political correctness rather than a depiction of Jerusalem 2000 years ago. The only way this could have been made worse if they had subtitled this "Jesus--the Original Gangsta". Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I picked this for our wedding. Unfortunately they are not well-balanced and fall off the plate often. The tine end of the fork is not heavy enough. I like these a lot, but I wouldn't buy another set. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Great service and product was as described! It cAME QUICKLY AND i WOULD DO BUSINESS AGAIN WITH THEM! tOUGH TO BEAT! Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought the first edition of this book over 8 years ago, and couldn't let it down. "A Brief History of the Caribbean," by Jan Rogozinski simply is one of the most well researched and organized books on Caribbean history ever published. As a Latin American Studies major in college, this book was very reliable and informative in many of studies, and it allowed me, by utilizing the many maps and charts found in the book, to understand the very nature of Caribbean politics, culture, and most importantly, history. Everything from Pre-Colombian civilization to Post-Independence woes are covered here, and the author has released an updated edition with information as recent as of January 1999. I strongly recommend that readers of this book also read "A Continent of Islands," by Mark Kurlansky to gain more knowledge of this beautiful but troubled region. Answer:

A: