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Title: Safety Systems Reliability by Arthur Eric Green ISBN: 0-471-90144-X Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Pub. Date: January, 1984 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $145.00

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (1 review)

Rating: 5
Summary: Ali maghami
Comment: The book is a very quick read, and very exciting. But don't be deceived. The weight you lose will most likely not come from the workouts (8 minutes should tell you something), but mostly from the dieting. My favorite part is the Quick Start week. He tells you you can lose weight without going without the treats you love. In the Quick start week you get two treats everyday: one cup of air popped pop corn and one marshmallow! Wow! That's a total of 45 calories! Come on. If you can't have snacks on this diet, then he should just say so. If you have 2 cups of popcorn and 3 marshmallows, are you supposed to feel guilty? It's better than a pint of Ben n' Jerry's, isn't it? I got this book hoping to fit some effective exercise into my busy schedule. Having never dieted before, I suppose I got a little shocked when I saw the diet.
If you buy this, just be remember you're really buying a diet book, not a workout book. You may do situps for 8 minutes in the morning, but you will be dieting the rest of the day.

Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't
by James C. Collins, Jim Collins

Reviewer: John Meyer (see more about me) from San Francisco, CA USA
Life Changing April 13, 2002
I have a hard time making it through this book simply because I am rereading pages multiple times. I don't work for a large company such as those studied in the book, but I found the description of how to focus one's business to be priceless. I also have benefitted from the concept of a 'stop doing' list, as a foil to the 'to do' list that has too often overwhelmed me. Unlike rah rah management books this one relies on fact -- a large helping of fact -- garnered from a lengthy and presumably costly process of interviewing thousands of executives in great and not so great companies. If I could pick one book to read in 2002.... this would be it.