recommended reading

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• What authors need to know about marketing and selling their professional services

  
  Published and Profitable Writers Tips Blog — Authority: 129
  Thursday’s profit tip for authors Professional Services Marketing: How the Best Firms Build Premier Brands, Thriving Lead Generation Engines, and Cultures of Business Development Success is a “must read” for nonfiction authors interested in leveraging their book into back-end coaching, consulting, and ...
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• Hess Rolls Out 2009 Truck…It Is A Race Car

  
  Jeff Bennett's Blog — Authority: 119
  Hess has been marketing a toy truck, or on occasion toy car, in their gas stations for the holiday season since 1964.  This has become a holiday tradition, and is one of the longest running toy brands on the market.  This week they have announced the 2009 Hess toy truck and it is a race [...]
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• The Future Of Unemployment

  
  Fuck Bankers — Authority: 167
  By Caitlin Kenney Economist Mark Thoma has a new blog over at MoneyWatch, and he’s kicking it off with some interesting talk about unemployment . Today he asks whether there will be “a new normal” for unemployment once the recession is over. Here’s a taste: I expect structural unemployment to be higher ...
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• Recommending Fit to be Tied by Robin Lee Hatcher

  
  Squirrel's Treehouse — Authority: 118
  Hey all, heres another great book by an author I love. I absolutely love the book covers for this series. This book is IN STORES NOW. Check it out: FIT TO BE TIED by Robin Lee Hatcher Who says a woman can’t do a man’s job? Cleo Arlington dresses like a cowboy, is fearless and fun-loving, and can ride, rope, ...
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• Recommended Reading for November 10

  
  FWD/Forward — Authority: 650
  Transcript from Melissa Barton Interview This is a transcript of Sharon daVanport’s interview with Melissa Barton for the Asperger Women’s Association. Melissa’s son Alex was voted out of his kindergarten class Survivor-style by his teacher, Wendy Portillo, in May 2008; Alex has Asperger Syndrome. The Bartons ...
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• Recommended Reading

  
  ThomasNet Industrial Newsroom - Industrial Market Trends — Authority: 474
  The Ice Cream Maker uses a simple story to illustrate how businesses can instill quality into our culture and into every product we design, build and market.
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• Grammar Devotional, a small book that can make a big difference in your writing career

  
  Published and Profitable Writers Tips Blog — Authority: 129
  Tuesday’s writing tip for authors Mignon Fogarty’s The Grammar Devotional: Daily Tips for Successful Writing from Grammar Girl , is a small book that can make a big difference in your writing. The Grammar Devotional can make you a better writer– one day at a time I contains 365 bite-sized chunks of ...
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• Femmostroppo Reader – November 10, 2009

  
  Hoyden About Town — Authority: 136
  Items of interest found recently in my RSS feed. What did I miss? Please share what youve been reading (and writing!) in the comments. 18th Down Under Feminists’ Carnival! – More reading than you can poke a stick at How immoral to acknowledge to kids that yes, sex happens – “This post is ...
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• How to multiply your creativity while you plan & write your book

  
  Published and Profitable Writers Tips Blog — Authority: 129
  Monday’s planning tip for authors Chuck Frey’s Creativity Hacks: Shortcuts to Help You Crush Your Challenges and Live a Kick-Ass Life can help you develop the fresh approaches you need to successfully plan, write, promote, and profit from a published book. I was enthusiastic when I heard that Chuck Frey ...
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• Recommended Reading for November 9

  
  FWD/Forward — Authority: 650
  Spoon Theory and Me (It’s all about me) I’ve been reading about the Spoon Theory and kinda going, yeah, that doesn’t apply to me. (Basically, we all have a number of spoons that represent what we can do that day. Healthy, temporarily able bodied people (age will get us all!! Run!!) have an unlimited amount. ...
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• Recommended Reading: November 2 – 8

  
  Kestrel's Aerie — Authority: 116
  Fewer articles this week, but meatier, I think. Enjoy! Bizarre legal defense after EMI sues over Beatles MP3 sales Published on Thursday, 05 Nov From Ars Technica - All Ars Technica Content If you are into law at all, and especially copyright law, this is...weird. Ballsy, but weird. Plugin by C. ...
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• How are we to understand the relationship between God’s sovereignty (he is in control of all things) and our decisions (we are responsible moral agents)?

  
  A Brick in the Valley — Authority: 531
  Both these things are true: God is sovereign and is in control of all things.  Human choices in no way diminish the sovereignty of God.  Human beings are responsible moral agents.  God is in no way morally responsible for sin. Of course, just looking at these two statements can cause a head ache.  Our ...
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• Brier Dudley | Handbook for Droid users | Seattle Times Newspaper

  
  Peter O'Kelly's Reality Check — Authority: 444
  Another review of the new Auletta book "Googled: The End of the World as We Know It" is a definitive, semiauthorized history of the enigmatic company and analysis of its upcoming challenges. Its drawn from amazing access Auletta had to the companys founders, investors and employees, with perspective ...
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• The Geekdom of Google - BusinessWeek

  
  Peter O'Kelly's Reality Check — Authority: 444
  Useful review of the latest book about Google In just the past four years, Google ( GOOG ) has been profiled in no fewer than six books, from John Battelles seminal 2005 The Search to Jeff Jarvis What Would Google Do? earlier this year to former BusinessWeek correspondent Richard L. Brandts Inside Larry ...
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• China Overseas: Hurting The Feelings Of The Chinese People

  
  China Law Blog — Authority: 560
  The other day I went to lunch with two international lawyers from Spain who were passing through town. They talked a lot about their work in Angola and in Mozambique and we talked a lot about our work in China and the rest of Asia. They talked of how in Spain there had been a consumer and regulatory backlash ...
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• Jason Patent Blog: Chinas Business Culture

  
  China Law Blog — Authority: 560
  I recently became a regular reader of the Jason Patent blog . Patent is a PhD linguist with a ton of teaching and writing experience regarding Chinese culture. Patent now offers coaching and consulting services, mostly relating to Chinese business culture and that is what he usually writes about on his blog as ...
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• Faith or no faith: Killing the Buddha is a must-read

  
  Andrew Taylor Recommends — Authority: 108
  Zen scrubland by peripathetic at Flickr From the manifesto page at Killing the Buddha: The idea of “killing the Buddha” comes from a famous Zen line, the context of which is easy to imagine: After years on his cushion, a monk has what he believes is a breakthrough: a glimpse of nirvana, the Buddhamind, ...
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• China Blogs: Thats The way, Uh-Huh Uh-Huh, We Like It, Uh-Huh, Uh-Huh. Part III.

  
  China Law Blog — Authority: 560
  About two months ago, in Part I of this series , I promised we would go through our blogroll and justify and expound upon each blog, five by five. About a month ago, I did part II of this series. This is the third of this slowly running series where I explain, in alphabetical order, why it is that each blog ...
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• Michael Tamblyns TOC Frankfurt presentation (actually a dramatic recreation thereof)

  
  TOC Combined Feed : Tools of Change for Publishing — Authority: 516
  via blip.tv Shortcovers Michael Tamblyn was kind enough to record his talk and slides from last months TOC Frankfurt Conference. I got a lot of great hallway feedback about the session, and youll see its for good reason. Michael will also be speaking at TOC New York . Posted via web from TOC ...
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• Half the Sky – Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide

  
  Yaicha — Authority: 98
  I’ve recently finished reading a truly moving book, Half the Sky , by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn. It’s both horrifying in its graphic description of the atrocities women and girls suffer throughout the world, and ultimately inspiring in its accounts of those who have overcome adversity to survive and ...
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