San Francisco has a very unique food and restaurant landscape with more ethinc cuisines on offer than in any other city in the US. This is reflected very well in this outstanding volume that brings together another great selection of eclectic dishes from local restaurants and coinisseurs. This is quite a big book and it is bursting with good stuff. It is also what I call a "no fluff" cookbook that really only has recipe after recipe, with no glossy pictures and other decor.

The recipes are well-written, easy to follow and also organized extremely well. This is a detail that I look for a lot, since you want to be able to pull a cookbook out and get right to the section of dishes that might interest you for a particular type of menu. Many of the more glamorous cookbooks are meant for browsing rather than serious searching, this is not.

If you are a beginner cook who needs visuals with every meal, this book is not for you. Basic cooking skills and a basic recipe skills are a must.

This book gives simple but good recipes for using the local vegetables and fruits that are available at the local farmer's market. I have clipped many of the recipes from past FOOD sections of the newspaper and now I have them all in one easy to find place. I like to cook new recipes and enjoy ones with lots of flavor and I find that in this book.

i think that this book was well done and written by two very well educated men. it helped me answer some ver important questions also. :)

Covers a complex topic in a concise and easy to read format. Sections on muscle diseases are especially informative.

I'm currently doing a first course in mathematical statistics and have found that this book extends my knowledge much further than the locally published book prescribed to us or the lectures we recieve. It is also goes beyond the scope of most other books aiming to introduce business statistics. It's easy language makes for no effort in understanding basic principles - even for a freshman like me. Highly recommended... just don't plan on carrying it about.

I am an instructor at a vocational-technical college where I teach CADD Technology offering an A.A.S. degree. The student understanding of AutoCAD is apparent by the work that they produce. I attribute this to my use of this book as one of the references for my curriculum. I am eager to see the latest book by Mr. Leach as I am now teaching AutoCAD 14.

Not as good as Rich Man, Poor Man but a good sequel nonetheless. I ended RM, PM wondering more about the characters (a sign of a good book to me I might add) and was delighted to read B,T. Definitely need to read them both to feel satisfied.

While I would not reccomend this for a simply casual fan, this book offers insightful essays into the universe of Star Trek. It's thought provking and insightful into the world of Trek. Absolutely brilliant.

Great little stories from the magazine

Great collection of the short stories from the magazine

Collection of articles spanning conventions to the lives of the actors