This is laid out so well in a series of articles that Beard writes on his experiences with food, chefs, and restaurants. He not only talks about the purchase, prep and cooking, but also exquisite accounts of his memories of the recipe as he ate, sometimes with others.

Especially see his ideas about grilling hamburger. So luscious, with heavy cream, onions! So good!

This volume is chock full of treasures of tidbits from the easily recognized giant of the American culinary craft.

Extremely well written with all the relevant topics, Dreamweaver 4 (Inside Macromedia Series) is useful for beginners as well as experienced users that want to sharpen certain skills or learn new program features.

Some technical authors know the content matter, but are not able to instruct well. They may skip important information or steps and leave you hanging or figuring out instructional errors. For anyone that has suffered through less than perfect technical writing, Dreamweaver 4 (Inside Macromedia Series) is a welcome change.

It's clear that being written by experienced Dreamweaver developers with advanced degrees in Education gives this book its leading edge. The book is concise, well-organized and effective. It addresses different learning styles and techniques and is full of technical and web publishing tips that may take years to acquire on your own.

If you want to learn (or learn more) Dreamweaver, I recommend this book.

A decent biography for juveniles but far too short for anyone else (only 32 pages). Try Gary Fuller's biography about Julia (The Julia Roberts Story) if you're looking for something longer and better.

We gave this book to our 11-year-old Roberts fan for Christmas and she loved it. Cutting edge biography it isn't, but for younger fans of Ms. Roberts, it provides plenty to identify with and a few surprising facts.