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Title: don't buy it Product review: i received this product in the mail 5 minutes ago, opened the box and pulled it out for testing. the pos doesn't work. the power won't come on. i replaced the battery with a new one and it still won't light up. I guess I got the 1 in a million that made it through quality assurance defective. great workmanship, guys. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Helping laypeople help their pastor Product review: Pastor Fisher's book is no doubt of great assistance to new pastors, who need a more practical and comprehensive preparation for the ministry than provided in seminary.However, it is also of great assistance to the laity who want to better understand and support their pastor. The pastor's job can be a lonely one. It is in the interest of the entire congregation for their pastor to succeed.David Fisher is the ideal person to write such a book. He has many years of experience, pastoring churches throughout the United States. (I was honored to have him as my senior pastor many years ago in New Hope, Minnesota.) He brings to the job a refreshing mix of friendliness and intellectual curiosity.Though this book is now 10 years old, its timeless principles may well assist churches for another 90 years ... when God willing devout pastors and congregations throughout the world will be preparing for the 22nd century. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: great movie Product review: for those who are strong catholics dont view this ..gives you some thoughts on how things where done back then... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: the beginning of advertising Sergio as we know it Product review: This book would be better off as an entry in the 'Idiot's Guide' series. Not because Zyman is an idiot. He's quite smart. but because it's just a basic primer about how advertising works. Anyone beyond an Assistant Brand Manager role at any decent company knows this stuff cold. And, in my experience dealing with agencies, so do most mid-level and above ad people. Basically, he's selling himself. Every chapter contains tales of his great ideas and the 'visionaires' who agree with him (some of them dead.)Still, Sergio managed a 6-figure advance for a thin book with college-level information. Now, that's smart. Oh, and by the way: that's marketing. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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