However, after sitting down and doing a
side-by-side comparison of the two books, I realized that there is some very different information
between the two. Both are quite useful, and if I ever question information in one (come on, that's
what we DO) I have a second source to confirm the first. I find myself reaching for this book time
after time, and not just to confirm info from the Handybook. There are certain things I find easier
to understand in the Red Book, not to mention the different perspective offered.

This book is,
simply put, indispensible!