Is this product review positive? Title: Keeps you on track Review: Since receiving my Omron pedometer, I have tracked every step I've taken. This is a great instrument for keeping you on target if you have a daily exercise goal.A suggestion to the manufacturer: would be really nice if the unit illuminated with the push of a button. Would like the ability to time my steps. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Not Majin USA Review: To be honest, I only got these movies because they were made by the same studio that made Gamera. But as I watched them, I realized these were not your every day cheesy special effect monster movies. They seem to have relatively good stories, each movie can stand on it's own, and the print quality seems pretty good. Also the Daimajin is only in like the last 15 minutes of the movies. Which I think helps by not filling the movies with alot of cheap effects, just a few good effects. Quality not quantity! So if you like Gamera or Godzilla, you should like these, but if you like lots of monsters during the whole movie, you might not. Godzilla fans might also like the music. Not to mention you get 3 movies on blu-ray for about the price of 1. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Read this book if you want to compete Review: Rather than offering advice to older real-people who would like to stay in shape, Higdon offers advice for those athletes who wish to remain competitive beyond their 40's. He does so by filling the book with anectodes on his own running career instead of translating that knowledge and experience into something most of can really use. This book reads more like Higdon's memoir, not the how-to book I was anticipating. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: A really irritating version of the great classic Review: I ordered this book from Amazon.com because I wanted to re-read this Spanish language masterpiece. But this specific version of 100 Años de Soledad is more of a textbook, and it contains really irritating footnotes (on every page), which damage the natural rythm of the book and make reading it a disturbing experience. By all means read 100 Años de Soledad. But get a version taht contains the pure Garcia Marquez' text withou footnotes, unless you need it for a school project or something like that. Answer:

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