Macbeth is Book One in the eight-book series called Shakespeare At Home. Carmen Khan and Jack Armstrong, in their thirty years at The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre, have created dozens of Shakespeare productions. Time and again they have seen that, although there are already several major editions of these luminous classics in print, each with its own valuable contribution to make, there is none that provides everything the reader needs to understand the play. So, they have created their own edition, from a director's viewpoint, which distills their detailed notes on every line of the play - what is being said, why it's being said, what the drama of the scene is, and why Shakespeare included it. In other words, everything you need, whether to perform the play in front of an audience of thousands, or just to read it to yourself. The Shakespeare At Home series is an ideal addition to the libraries of homeschooling parents as well any school library.

Macbeth: Shakespeare At Home, Book 1

Literature & Fiction

Shakespeare., William

Dramas & Plays

Armin Lear Press

Repeatedly included in THE BEST DOCTORS IN AMERICA, Dr. Don L. Goldenberg is Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Tufts University School of Medicine and the author of 200 articles in scientific journals. This book is a succinct, consumer-focused guide to how the novel coronavirus can affect you and how the pandemic is affecting healthcare options. Reviewed and endorsed by members of the medical community, including infectious diseases, this book reflects Dr. Goldenberg's exhaustive research related to testing, treatment, healing, risk factors, and lifestyle changes that can help all of us try to maintain health.

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Is Affecting Your Health and Your Healthcare

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Goldenberg, Dr

Reference

Simplicity

Golfers live in a world of continual experimentation. Every week, and sometimes every day, they are trying new things to improve their game. They are in search of the Holy Grail. What are they searching for? Timing. Timing is the Holy Grail, producing fluid motion, but elusive and almost impossible to teach. Until now. In a revolutionary book that is sure to change how coaches explain and players play, Steven Yellin's Simplicity: The Fluid Motion Factor Golf Program teaches a simple and powerful program that allows golfers to enter the Zone. There is one process in the mind that, when accessed, produces career rounds and major championship victories. The only problem is athletes never know when it will show up, how long it will last and when it does leave, how to get it back. Simplicity teaches golfers how to access that process by design.

Sports & Outdoors

Yellin, Steven

Golf

Golfers live in a world of continual experimentation. Every week, and sometimes every day, they are trying new things to improve their game. They are in search of the Holy Grail.\nWhat are they searching for? Timing. Timing is the Holy Grail, producing fluid motion, but elusive and almost impossible to teach.\nUntil now.\nIn a revolutionary book that is sure to change how coaches explain and players play, Steven Yellin's Simplicity: The Fluid Motion Factor Golf Program teaches a simple and powerful program that allows golfers to enter the Zone.\nThere is one process in the mind that, when accessed, produces career rounds and major championship victories. The only problem is athletes never know when it will show up, how long it will last and when it does leave, how to get it back.\nSimplicity teaches golfers how to access that process by design.

In Game Plan for Getting Published, literary agent Maryann Karinch tells non-fiction authors how to present a book project to an agent and work with a commercial publisher. Karinch, who founded The Rudy Agency in 2004, describes a query letter and proposal in detail and provides samples of each. She also introduces the reader to the process of working with a publisher. The book is concise, humorous, and includes references to other material that would be useful to a first-time author of any genre of non-fiction. Authors of novels would also benefit from the insights included on writing a query letter and book promotion. Game Plan for Getting Published has generous doses of insider information, some of which come from Karinch's own experience as a commercially published author. The book also gives step-by-step guidance on development of a promotion plan, which is now a required element of most proposals for works of non-fiction. The book is divided into four parts: the Query Letter, the Proposal, the Contract, and Promotion Is Part of Publishing--Tips and Tricks.

Game Plan for Getting Published

Business & Money

Karinch, Maryann

Personal Finance

In our rich land of immigrants, sources and traces of American values are more clearly seen within the context of a framework to discern progress or decline. The long, mostly positive journey that Americans have made with values over time now seems to have reached a dangerous negative inflection point in the nation's conduct. To help understand why American values and the public discourse have dipped into negative territory, Jim Hoffman developed a simple American Value System that is directly applicable to leaders in the United States, although the focus in this book is American presidents. A central thesis of this book frames the question: Do United States presidents who possess and demonstrate superior principles and values deliver the best results during their terms in office?

Presidential Values: Impact on Leadership and Results

Politics & Social Sciences

G James Hoffman

Politics & Government

With a Foreword by Tony Nader, MD, PhD (author of One Unbounded Ocean of Consciousness), The Coherence Effect describes the highly effective daily health routine followed by yogis and sages for centuries as well as the science demonstrating what it can do for the ailments of the modern world. 
Kirkus Reviews states: 
"The authors make bold claims at the start of this book, saying that it 'describes a simple, yet profound formula for enhancing health and even generating happiness and high performance.' However, its in-depth research, cited studies, scientific charts and references do effectively lay out its case regarding holistic-healing practice." 
The simple formula mentioned is that today's health programs, like those of the yogis and sages of antiquity, need to create coherence (a high degree of orderliness) in the functioning of the brain and body to have a maximum healing effect. 
Chronic, largely incurable diseases affect 135 million Americans. The authors argue that what's wrong in healthcare is that we don't apply the coherence principle to what really keeps us healthy-the food we eat, and our digestion, exercise, meditation, and guidelines for good sleep. 
Meditation was revered by accomplished yogis and modern science tells us the reason: Effective meditation produces brain wave coherence, measurable by EEG. Brain wave coherence increases, memory, learning ability, moral reasoning, and other aspects of mental performance increase, and depression, anxiety, PTSD, high blood pressure, and other disorders are reduced or eliminated. 
The book's research and personal accounts compare numerous meditation programs. The authors show that brain wave coherence is reliably generated only by the most ancient meditation technique of the great yogis, revived in this age by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and taught as the Transcendental Meditation (TM) program. 
The book also covers the diet and other daily coherence-generating practices of yogis that led them to higher consciousness and support health, happiness, and high performance. For example, those with problems of anxiety, insomnia, and constipation are benefited by foods, herbs, and spices that are different from those who are prone to anger issues, skin eruptions, hyperacidity, and other inflammatory disorders. The book provides detailed diet, digestion, detoxification, and other guidelines from the current revival of Ayurveda. 
Nancy Lonsdorf, MD, a popular author and Ayurvedic physician, states, "This one book is all you need to guide you to health and flourishing in life." 
The book by Chris Clark, MD (Yale Medical School), a psychiatrist first trained in the mid-1980s in the health principles of Ayurveda; Robert Keith Wallace, PhD (UCLA doctorate in Physiology), one of the "fathers" of mind-body medicine whose ground-breaking early research on meditation was published in Science and Scientific American, and the American Journal of Physiology; and Jay B. Marcus, an attorney (University of Virginia Law School), who for almost 50 years has been a Transcendental Meditation teacher and yoga practitioner.

The Coherence Effect

Wallace, Robert Keith

Clark, Christopher S

Marcus, Jay B.

Religion & Spirituality

Warrior: How To support those Who Protect Us

Biographies & Memoirs

Springer, Dr. Shauna

Leaders & Notable People

Music vs The Man

For centuries, a war has raged between singers, musicians, bands--and the authorities. The conflict comes to life in Music vs The Man.\nWhat is it about musicians like John Lennon, Billie Holiday, Paul Robeson, Michael Jackson and Pussy Riot that has put them so frequently in the cross-hairs of the police, immigration officials, city councils, the FBI, and the Kremlin?\nMusic vs The Man explores the question in chapters featuring artists from Strauss and Shostakovich to Sinatra and the Stones.\nMusic wields the type of revolutionary power that politicians and authorities only dream of. Music has the power to open hearts, change minds, and motivate people to stand up for what they believe in. That's why, through the centuries, authorities have been trying to censor it, by throwing musicians in prison, raiding their homes and sometimes even killing them.\nIn Music vs The Man acclaimed filmmaker and author Peter Rowe tells the wild stories of the efforts of a wide group of musical artists to make their voices heard, and the bold and forceful efforts of the authorities to shut them up.

Rowe, Peter

Humor & Entertainment

For centuries, a war has raged between singers, musicians, bands--and the authorities. The conflict comes to life in Music vs The Man. What is it about musicians like John Lennon, Billie Holiday, Paul Robeson, Michael Jackson and Pussy Riot that has put them so frequently in the cross-hairs of the police, immigration officials, city councils, the FBI, and the Kremlin? Music vs The Man explores the question in chapters featuring artists from Strauss and Shostakovich to Sinatra and the Stones. Music wields the type of revolutionary power that politicians and authorities only dream of. Music has the power to open hearts, change minds, and motivate people to stand up for what they believe in. That's why, through the centuries, authorities have been trying to censor it, by throwing musicians in prison, raiding their homes and sometimes even killing them. In Music vs The Man acclaimed filmmaker and author Peter Rowe tells the wild stories of the efforts of a wide group of musical artists to make their voices heard, and the bold and forceful efforts of the authorities to shut them up.

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Macbeth: Shakespeare At Home, Book 1

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Is Affecting Your Health and Your Healthcare

Simplicity

Simplicity

Game Plan for Getting Published

Presidential Values: Impact on Leadership and Results

The Coherence Effect

Warrior: How To support those Who Protect Us

Music vs The Man

Music vs The Man