Ques:Title: 14TH Edition is the charmer Review: Dan Poynter is not just a leading authority or another writer of self publishing books; he is the leading authority on self publishing.14 editions since 1979. This is the oldest, longest running and the best book on self publishing. Now updated with more information for the times, The Self Publishing Manual is also the most up-to-date of the self publishing books.I highly recommend The Self Publishing Manual for anyone who is interested in getting their book (s) published as quickly as possible and at the lowest price. A large appendix is also included. Is the review positive or negative?

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Ques:Title: "Hoo-rah" of Hubris Review: From the onset the reader is given subtle clues as to where this "yellow brick road" is heading. From attributing a "Theology of Cultural Pluralism" to the genius of Lesslie Newbigin(a phrase never mentioned or documented by himself), to the conspicious abstraction of the word "church" - referenced only as a nebulous concept with never a concrete embodiment or example, Hunsberger perhaps confuses his own cultural disembededness and concomitant plausability crisis for an innovative analysis of Newbigins so-called "pluralist" missiology. If rallying around studied ambiguity,self contradiction, and inadvertant- if not ideologically deliberate - misinformation and distortion are your goals, this is the one. If not, I might suggest an old Temple and Mosque". At least you will know where he's going and even if you think he gets it "wrong" you will know that you have been put on the"right" track. Is the review positive or negative?

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Ques:Title: Half satisfied Review: This battery only takes a half charge powering about 30 photos of around 450 kbs. Don't know if the problem is the charger or not as the original battery used to record about 75 photos. Is the review positive or negative?

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Ques:Title: Of, for, and by, John Furhman Review: Each chapter begins with an inspiring quote by John Fuhrman on some aspect of leadership. Each chapter contains an example from John Fuhrman's life. Occasionally he goes outside his own musings to reference someone in his family. One thing John Fuhrman tells us we need to work on is to think more about other people, in order to improve our own leadership potential. How surprising. If you are John Furhman, this book will help you a lot. If not, it's hard to say.It is hard to compare this book to others out there on management and business. The popular books by Collins (e.g. Good to Great) is the result of thousands of hours of analysis based on real data. You're in Charge - Now what? by Neff & Citrin is a synthesis of data captured through hundreds of interviews with CEOs. Due to the quality of books out there, it's hard for me to see the value Mr. Furhman provides. Is the review positive or negative?

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