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I used to be a Mathematica user in University, but no longer use the software that much. However, a couple of current University friends were looking at an approach for recommendations on their problem below. I have continued to follow the Mathematica newsgroup in recent years, an interesting and relatively active group (version 3, 1996, but was reading about it, way before then). It doesn't