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English-Time Best way for your child to learn English
MDF l English Time | Educational Technologies | English | 20 CD’s
With English-Time, your child learn English by
- Watching and listening through the videos
- Playing and practicing through the CD-ROMs
- Learning to read through the readers
- Reinforcement and recognition through online tests and reviews

StomperNet has launched ‘StomperVision’ – a new online video marketing course with the coach Mike Stewart. Mike’s a StomperNet staff member and is known as one of the most highly regarded online video experts today. The series takes advantage of all the “best of the best” of StomperNet’s video production and sales strategies with Mike Stewart’s 20 years of extensive experience in the film production industry

Video Tutorials The Dutch designer icons. Guy often paints icons for the company Apple, released a video sobvstvennye lessons in which he describes as an example a one icon all the technique of graphical direction, the distribution of the following lessons:

I. THEORY
Introduction
About Icons
The History of Icons
Standards and Guidelines

II. TECHNIQUES
Introduction
Sketching out your icon
Software illustration 101
Sample icon: make a pencil
Sample icon: make a document
Putting the pieces together
Shading and shadows
Composing the Icon
Resizing icons
Creating an icon file
Postscript
Lessons in the original (English) voice acting, as the video is recorded with a computer screen, then not connoisseurs of language also get to make an example, following the video image.
Distribution vkoyuchaet the following:
15 High-quality Quicktime clips
15 clips available for iPhone
All project files
Sample file format psd
Documentation and links

System requirements:
To view HD content distribution, you need a computer with 1GB of RAM or more and a 1GHz CPU. iPhone video you want to own an iPhone or iPod and iTunes
About the author:
Sebastiaan de With – dizyner interface and icons from the Netherlands. He worked with young developers in the Fortune 500 and developed them custom icons and interface design.

Be amazed and learn as master digital artist Bert Monroy takes a stylus and a digital pad and treats it as Monet and Picasso do with oil and canvas. Learn the tips and tricks you need to whip those digital pictures into shape with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator

Video codec: H.264
Year: 2009
Language: English

Complete name: Episode 139 – Get Perspective with the Vanishing Point Filter.mp4
Format: MPEG-4
Format profile: Base Media / Version 2
Codec ID: mp42
File size: 252 MiB
Duration: 18mn 3s
Overall bit rate: 1 953 Kbps
Encoded date: UTC 2009-08-14 23:09:23
Tagged date: UTC 2009-08-16 18:00:00
Writing application: mp4creator 1.5.0.1
Writing library: Apple QuickTime

Would you like to know how the universe works? The science that has found many of the answers to that profound and age-old question is particle physics: the study of those impossibly tiny particles with unbelievably strange names: bosons and leptons, quarks and neutrinos.

In Particle Physics for Non-Physicists: A Tour of the Microcosmos, Professor Steven Pollock translates the language of the remarkable science that, in only 100 years, has unlocked the secrets of the basic forces of nature. You will become familiar with the fundamental particles that make up all matter, from the tiniest microbe to the sun and stars. You will also learn the "rules of the game"—the forces the particles feel and the ways they interact—that underlie the workings of the universe.

This course is designed to be enriching for everyone, regardless of scientific background or mathematical ability. Virtually all you will need to enjoy and benefit from it are curiosity, common sense, and "an open mind for the occasional quantum weirdness," according to Professor Pollock. As he leads you through the seemingly complex but surprisingly understandable field of particle physics, Professor Pollock offers:

* A tour and explanation of the "particle zoo," the name that scientists give to the alien-sounding creatures—the hadrons and leptons, baryons and mesons, muons and gluons—that are the smallest bits of matter and energy that exist. They inhabit a world that is impossibly small: 10-15 meters or less.
* A knowledge of how these particles fit into perhaps the greatest scientific theory of all time: the Standard Model of particle physics. This theory says that everything in the universe is made up of particles that interact according to fairly simple and well-understood rules. It is as much a masterpiece in the field of science, Professor Pollock asserts, as the collected works of William Shakespeare are in literature.
* Easily understandable explanations, often through the use of such simple analogies and images as snowflakes, mirrors, and rubber bands, of such terms as "quantum chromodynamics," "gauge symmetry," and "unified quantum field theory."
* An appreciation of how particle physics fits together with other branches of physics—such as cosmology and quantum mechanics—to create our overall understanding of nature.

Surprising Science: Particles that Pass through You and Inspiration from a Glass of Beer

These lectures are often surprising and relevant to your daily life. For example, the name "quark" has no scientific meaning—it was taken from a passage in James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake. And did you know that every day, billions of neutrinos—unimaginably small particles that originate in the core of the sun—pass through your body, then go right through the entire earth and continue on into space? Or that the inspiration for the invention of the bubble chamber, a device for detecting subatomic particles, came from watching bubbles in a glass of beer?

Particle physics also affects your life in that it is "big science," requiring very large sums of money to conduct. One day, the U.S. may again consider a particle physics project that approaches the scale of the Superconducting Supercollider (SSC). This enormous "atom smasher" was approved by Congress, then terminated in mid-construction in the 1990s. Such a project costs billions of your tax dollars. Do you know enough of the science involved to decide whether you would support it? This course tells you what you need to know to make an informed decision.
The Personal Stories Behind the Physics

The human side of science is often every bit as absorbing as the discoveries. This is certainly true of the key scientists of particle physics, men and women whose genius, determination, and travails helped construct the Standard Model. Those you will meet include:

* Max Planck, who said the work that led him to propose that light might consist of bundles of particles, or "quanta," was the most strenuous of his life. "The whole procedure was an act of despair," he recalled, "because a theoretical interpretation had to be found at any price, no matter how high that must be."
* Paul Dirac created an equation that successfully described the electron, and also predicted the existence of antimatter. But Dirac downplayed the latter finding. When antimatter was in fact discovered several years later, in 1932, he explained his earlier reluctance by simply asserting that his equation had been smarter than he was.
* As a woman in Germany in the early 1900s, Emmy Noether wasn’t allowed to take college courses or earn a Ph.D. She earned a doctorate in mathematics on her own by sitting in on classes, and worked for years without pay as an assistant professor. But she invented a theorem that was invaluable in Albert Einstein’s work, and in helping particle physicists understand complex systems.

The Latest Research: Dark Matter, String Theory and the Higgs Boson

This course is geared to giving you a better understanding of developments in modern physics that are reported in such publications as Scientific American and the "Science" section of The New York Times. The final lectures focus on cutting-edge issues in particle physics: unresolved questions, new theories and experiments still to come.

Professor Pollock will fill you in on the latest ultra-high-energy particle accelerators. The newest in the U.S., the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) is studying the conditions that existed only a fraction of a second after the birth of the universe. He also describes the essential and continuing role that particle physics will play in the investigation of "dark matter" and "dark energy"—both of which have been measured but not identified—and in inflation theory, an extension of the Big Bang theory of the origin of the universe.

Will particle physicists eventually succeed in creating an ultimate particle theory: a "theory of everything" (TOE)? Does the Higgs particle—the last predicted but yet-to-be-captured specimen for the particle zoo—really exist, and what are the implications for science if we can’t find it? Right now, there are no answers. But this course will teach you why the questions are so compelling, and so important.

By engaging the authoritative on-screen content, review opportunities, and options for self-assessment, students will quickly retain core concepts. And with interactive media – including sound, animation, and video – each subject is presented in an entertaining, easy-to-use format providing solid test preparation. You are invited to join the more than 300, 000 students who have already made the grade with CollegePro Mathematics.

14 CD Collection:

College Pro Calculus
College Pro Algebra
College Pro Geometry
College Pro Trigonometry
College Pro Genetics
College Pro Micro Biology
College Pro Chemistry
College Pro Biochemistry
College Pro Micro Economics
College Pro Macro Economics
College Pro Business Statistics
College Pro Statistics
College Pro Operations Management
College Pro Real World Business Math

Victor Wolansky’s intermediate PFTrack course has been a continual favorite at fxphd and he’ll be building upon it with an advanced 3D tracking course. In this term we will take 3D tracking beyond the basics, we will see not only camera tracking, but also motion capture, plus even more "impossible to solve" tracks. This will be combined with a lot of practice and advance techniques.

We will do object tracking, putting a 3D car over an existing car shot and track it. The course will also cover tracking a face and then using the point cloud to help modeling the replacement face. The insanely complex Sarah Jane "bike shot" will be solved — this is a shot that drove several fxphd professors crazy for almost a whole week. The VPN will use PFTrack 4.1 and whow how to use objects to track shots that cannot be tracked with conventional methods, as well as how to use the new i/tech files from Cooke Lens with PFTrack.

Agile Project management is an unconventional approach to successful project completion. It turns project planning upside down by showing you how to team successfully with your business partners and by breaking lots of traditional program-management rules.

Successful Project managers approach large-scale problems by building interactive teams, listening to business partners and creating just the requested solutions (nothing more; nothing less).

The key is understanding business needs and how to use those needs to drive projects and create success. Agile shows you how to make this happen and how to simultaneously add recognized value to your organization.

Steve Caseley’s wonderful on-the-job video series captures the essence (and the details) of Agile Project Management. He shows you why this dynamic tool — with its unique use of limited preplanning, efficient interactive development and judicious documentation — spells business success.

Agile Project management Video Series includes:

- What is Agile Development/Project Management
- Business Based Development
- Agile Risk Management
- What it takes to be an Agile Team Member
- Planning for Agile Development
- Agile Design (free video)
- Writing User Stories
- What is an Iteration
- Agile Databases
- Planning an Iteration
- Iteration Zero
- Pair Programming and Other Agile Techniques
- Test Driven Development
- The Daily Build
- Ongoing Refactoring
- Developing a Spike or Split
- Tracking and Velocity
- Daily Status Meetings
- Release Management
- Implementation
- Scrum
- eXtreme Programming
- RUP
- Crystal
- Other Agile Methods (FDD, ASD, DSDM)
- Agile Documentation
- Agile Life Cycle
- Distributed Agile Development
- Large Scale Agile Development
- Agile Development Summary

If you’re new to Avid Liquid, then Class on Demand’s “Complete Training for Avid Liquid” will be your indispensable guide to mastering your new software. Learn how to take advantage of Avid Liquid’s powerful, integrated SD & HDV tools for editing, audio, DVD authoring and effects. Spanning across this 7 disc set, you’ll find project-focused, hands-on lessons that will elevate your understanding of Avid Liquid and help you unleash your creative vision.
YOU’LL LEARN HOW TO:
• Optimize your system for trouble-free editing
• Create Timeline templates
• Import Studio projects
• Restore a project
• Manipulate and modify transitions
• Create interesting digital backgrounds from "garbage"
• Author DVD’s from the Timeline
• Manipulate and modify Clip FX
• Add compelling, original music using SmartSound
• Use your favorite plugins
• Master keying
• Create stunning titles using TitleDeko
• And much, much more…

Disc 04 – Corporate
ch1: Intro
ch2: Keying
ch3: Audio Editing
ch4: Titles
ch5: Completion

ROYALTY-FREE MEDIA:
In addition to project files, Disc 6 contains ready-to-use digital backgrounds, Photoshop® images, and music

fxphd – Foundry Furnace Training | 1.64 GB

DVD-ISO | DVD 720 x 480 | Dolby Digital (AC3) 192 Kbps
Furnace is one of the most widely used professional image processing plugins. While other plugins have provided visual eye candy, The Foundry has produced the world leading serious optical flow and global motion estimation software. This term, in place of flame, we are presenting a Furnace course complete with the use of a license for either flame or Shake.
Furnace is a collection of plug-in tools to help film compositors correct common problems. It is the culmination of over seven years research into motion estimation and has been developed in close conjuction with film effects houses in London. The plug-ins include motion vector retiming, wire removal, clean plating, grain tools, texture tools and plug-ins to correct camera shake and non-uniform luma flickering.
Topics covered will build from optical flow, retiming, depth maps etc to complex rig removal, scratch repair, wire removal and even simultaneous optical and spacial re-alignment to allow for ‘virtual’ motion control. This course is a direct request from students who sampled some of this in an earlier Background Fundamentals course.