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Drug Information A Guide for Pharmacists 5/E (Malone, Drug Information) Kindle Edition
Author: Patrick Malone ID: B00IZX3Y1G
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File Size: 30311 KBPrint Length: 1344 pagesPublisher: McGraw-Hill education / Medical; 5 edition (July 22, 2014)Publication Date: July 22, 2014 Sold by: Digital Services, Inc. Language: EnglishID: B00IZX3Y1GText-to-Speech: Enabled X-Ray: Not Enabled Word Wise: Not EnabledLending: Not Enabled Enhanced Typesetting: Not Enabled Best Sellers Rank: #782,246 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store) #208 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Medical eBooks > pharmacology > Pharmacy #1429 in Books > medical books > Pharmacology > Pharmacy #11631 in Books > Medical Books > Basic Sciences
This book is very good source for pharmacist and residents as well.
Very good. It is affordable. I is useful.
Great book. Arrived in a timely manner.
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William Shakespeare’s Star Wars Trilogy: The Royal Imperial Boxed Set: Includes Verily, A New Hope; The Empire Striketh Back; The Jedi Doth Return; and an 8-by-34-inch full-color poster Hardcover – October 28, 2014
Author: Visit ‘s Ian Doescher Page ID: 1594747911
Review
“It’s quite a feat to translate a modern masterwork like Star Wars into the most celebrated and enduring literary style known to humans… This trio is a delight whether [you] know Shakespeare, Star Wars, both, or neither.”—Anna Jedrziewski, Retailing Insight
About the Author
Ian Doescher the author of William Shakespeare’s Star Wars®: Verily, a New Hope. He lives with his family in Portland, Oregon.
Series: William Shakespeare’s Star WarsHardcover: 520 pagesPublisher: Quirk Books; Box Har/Ps edition (October 28, 2014)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 1594747911ISBN-13: 978-1594747915 Product Dimensions: 5.8 x 2.6 x 8.6 inches Shipping Weight: 2.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Best Sellers Rank: #6,325 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #89 in Books > literature & Fiction > Genre Fiction > TV, Movie, Video Game Adaptations #101 in Books > science Fiction & Fantasy > Science Fiction > Galactic Empire #217 in Books > Science Fiction & Fantasy > Science Fiction > Space Opera
When I first saw this project announced I wrote it off as just a quick cash grab, a hastily constructed piece that would take the STAR WARS scripts, flower them up with prose to resemble what the laymen thinks Shakespeare sounds like (lots of "thous" and "doths"), and that would be that. It felt like something that would probably get a page read here or there for a quick smirk during extended stays in the bathroom. I could not have been more wrong.
Very quickly it became apparent that Doescher is an avid student of Shakespeare and a lifelong fan of Star Wars. The books work on two very distinct levels. The first is the Doescher doesn’t just do a bro-like approximation of Shakespeare, he actually does his studied best to invoke the bard. From the iambic pentameter (the style and shape that Shakespeare constructed his plays in) to the creative use of the Shakespeare lexicon to make it sound as though each character is speaking in phrases coined by Bill himself. It’s authentic, not parody. But because the stories are so familiar to many of us, it’s easy to glean the meaning of unfamiliar phrases and words.
The second place these work is that Doescher makes humorous choices in these adaptations that gives a new life and charm to the stories. One of my favorite examples of this occurs early on in the first book (Verily, A New Hope). As R2-D2 is about to climb into the escape pod with C-3P0 he stops and delivers a monologue, the first time we hear him speak aside from the beeping sounds. He explains, in the eloquent verbiage of the style, that the success of him holding on to the plans for the Death Star is dependent upon him not speaking, but remaining in a way as to appear "simple".
There’s been a lot of (justified) criticism of George Lucas’ cheesy writing style, and there’s some trepidation about how JJ Abrams will handle the new sequel. So who could produce a Star Wars script that exceeds expectations?
How about Shakespeare?
That seems to be the idea behind Ian Doescher’s "William Shakespeare’s Star Wars Trilogy," a deliciously witty reimagining of the Star Wars saga in glorious iambic pentameter. While obviously a very funny spoof ("Now is the summer of our happiness/made winter by this sudden, fierce attack"), it’s also a very well-written and eloquent experiment in pseudo-Elizabethan verse.
Anyone who has paid attention to pop culture in the last fifty years knows the main story already — two droids land on Tattooine, give a message to old Ben Kenobi, he trains the plucky hero Luke Skywalker to be a Jedi, there’s a guy in a dark helmet who (spoiler) turns out to be Luke’s dad, Luke snogs his sister by accident, a few Death Stars blow up, and so on. If you know none of this, then please join the rest of the world.
A lot of people don’t realize that, pre-copyright laws, Shakespeare actually was the master of taking preexisting stories (some fictional, some not) and sculpting them into the classic stories we know and love today. Yes, Shakespeare was the original producer of remakes, reboots, and "re-imaginings." Wrap your brain around that.
So the idea of him writing a somewhat less awkward Star Wars screenplay isn’t actually that hard to imagine. And Ian Doescher… well, he does a really, really good job of bridging parody and actual sort-of-kind-of Shakespearean verse in this.
Amazon com William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy Amazon com William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy The Royal Imperial Boxed Set Includes Verily A New Hope The Empire Striketh Back The Jedi Doth Return William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy Quirk Books William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy The Royal Imperial Boxed SetWilliam Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy The Royal Box Set William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy Royal Imperial Boxed Set includes all three volumes in the original trilogy Verily A New Hope The Empire Striketh BackWilliam Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy The Royal May the verse be with you Return once more to a galaxy far far away with this retelling of George Lucas s Star Wars R Trilogy in the style of the immortal William
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Drug Information A Guide for Pharmacists 5/E (Malone, Drug Information) Kindle Edition
Author: Patrick Malone ID: B00IZX3Y1G
Done.
File Size: 30311 KBPrint Length: 1344 pagesPublisher: McGraw-Hill education / Medical; 5 edition (July 22, 2014)Publication Date: July 22, 2014 Sold by: Digital Services, Inc. Language: EnglishID: B00IZX3Y1GText-to-Speech: Enabled X-Ray: Not Enabled Word Wise: Not EnabledLending: Not Enabled Enhanced Typesetting: Not Enabled Best Sellers Rank: #782,246 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store) #208 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Medical eBooks > pharmacology > Pharmacy #1429 in Books > medical books > Pharmacology > Pharmacy #11631 in Books > Medical Books > Basic Sciences
This book is very good source for pharmacist and residents as well.
Very good. It is affordable. I is useful.
Great book. Arrived in a timely manner.
Drug Information A Guide for Pharmacists 5 E Malone Drug Drug Information A Guide for Pharmacists 5 E Malone Drug Information Kindle edition by Patrick Malone Karen Kier John Stanovich Meghan J Malone Drug Information A Guide for Pharmacists 5 E Drug Information A Guide for Pharmacists 5 E Amazon it Patrick M Malone per Amazon Kindle of providing drug information The Fifth Edition includes a
Download Drug Information A Guide for Pharmacists 5/E Kindle Edition Pdf Download
William Shakespeare’s Star Wars Trilogy: The Royal Imperial Boxed Set: Includes Verily, A New Hope; The Empire Striketh Back; The Jedi Doth Return; and an 8-by-34-inch full-color poster Hardcover – October 28, 2014
Author: Visit ‘s Ian Doescher Page ID: 1594747911
Review
“It’s quite a feat to translate a modern masterwork like Star Wars into the most celebrated and enduring literary style known to humans… This trio is a delight whether [you] know Shakespeare, Star Wars, both, or neither.”—Anna Jedrziewski, Retailing Insight
About the Author
Ian Doescher the author of William Shakespeare’s Star Wars®: Verily, a New Hope. He lives with his family in Portland, Oregon.
Series: William Shakespeare’s Star WarsHardcover: 520 pagesPublisher: Quirk Books; Box Har/Ps edition (October 28, 2014)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 1594747911ISBN-13: 978-1594747915 Product Dimensions: 5.8 x 2.6 x 8.6 inches Shipping Weight: 2.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Best Sellers Rank: #6,325 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #89 in Books > literature & Fiction > Genre Fiction > TV, Movie, Video Game Adaptations #101 in Books > science Fiction & Fantasy > Science Fiction > Galactic Empire #217 in Books > Science Fiction & Fantasy > Science Fiction > Space Opera
When I first saw this project announced I wrote it off as just a quick cash grab, a hastily constructed piece that would take the STAR WARS scripts, flower them up with prose to resemble what the laymen thinks Shakespeare sounds like (lots of "thous" and "doths"), and that would be that. It felt like something that would probably get a page read here or there for a quick smirk during extended stays in the bathroom. I could not have been more wrong.
Very quickly it became apparent that Doescher is an avid student of Shakespeare and a lifelong fan of Star Wars. The books work on two very distinct levels. The first is the Doescher doesn’t just do a bro-like approximation of Shakespeare, he actually does his studied best to invoke the bard. From the iambic pentameter (the style and shape that Shakespeare constructed his plays in) to the creative use of the Shakespeare lexicon to make it sound as though each character is speaking in phrases coined by Bill himself. It’s authentic, not parody. But because the stories are so familiar to many of us, it’s easy to glean the meaning of unfamiliar phrases and words.
The second place these work is that Doescher makes humorous choices in these adaptations that gives a new life and charm to the stories. One of my favorite examples of this occurs early on in the first book (Verily, A New Hope). As R2-D2 is about to climb into the escape pod with C-3P0 he stops and delivers a monologue, the first time we hear him speak aside from the beeping sounds. He explains, in the eloquent verbiage of the style, that the success of him holding on to the plans for the Death Star is dependent upon him not speaking, but remaining in a way as to appear "simple".
There’s been a lot of (justified) criticism of George Lucas’ cheesy writing style, and there’s some trepidation about how JJ Abrams will handle the new sequel. So who could produce a Star Wars script that exceeds expectations?
How about Shakespeare?
That seems to be the idea behind Ian Doescher’s "William Shakespeare’s Star Wars Trilogy," a deliciously witty reimagining of the Star Wars saga in glorious iambic pentameter. While obviously a very funny spoof ("Now is the summer of our happiness/made winter by this sudden, fierce attack"), it’s also a very well-written and eloquent experiment in pseudo-Elizabethan verse.
Anyone who has paid attention to pop culture in the last fifty years knows the main story already — two droids land on Tattooine, give a message to old Ben Kenobi, he trains the plucky hero Luke Skywalker to be a Jedi, there’s a guy in a dark helmet who (spoiler) turns out to be Luke’s dad, Luke snogs his sister by accident, a few Death Stars blow up, and so on. If you know none of this, then please join the rest of the world.
A lot of people don’t realize that, pre-copyright laws, Shakespeare actually was the master of taking preexisting stories (some fictional, some not) and sculpting them into the classic stories we know and love today. Yes, Shakespeare was the original producer of remakes, reboots, and "re-imaginings." Wrap your brain around that.
So the idea of him writing a somewhat less awkward Star Wars screenplay isn’t actually that hard to imagine. And Ian Doescher… well, he does a really, really good job of bridging parody and actual sort-of-kind-of Shakespearean verse in this.
Amazon com William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy Amazon com William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy The Royal Imperial Boxed Set Includes Verily A New Hope The Empire Striketh Back The Jedi Doth Return William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy Quirk Books William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy The Royal Imperial Boxed SetWilliam Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy The Royal Box Set William Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy Royal Imperial Boxed Set includes all three volumes in the original trilogy Verily A New Hope The Empire Striketh BackWilliam Shakespeare s Star Wars Trilogy The Royal May the verse be with you Return once more to a galaxy far far away with this retelling of George Lucas s Star Wars R Trilogy in the style of the immortal William
Download William Shakespeare’s Star Wars Trilogy: The Royal Imperial Boxed Set: Includes Verily, A New Hope; The Empire Striketh Back; The Jedi Doth Return; and an 8-by-34-inch full-color poster – October 28, 2014 Free PDF
