Welcome (02:31)
What this Tutorial Will Cover (02:40)
What Rails Is
Web Applications & Rails (04:33)
What Rails can Do (07:00)
Where Rails Came From (03:53)
Rails Philosophies (03:36)
More Rails Philosophies (03:39)
MVC (05:02)
Model (06:13)
View Pt.1 (03:53)
View Pt.2 (04:32)
Controller (05:17)
Tools
Command Line (04:11)
Text Editor (02:45)
Rails & Ruby Overview (02:45)
Installation
Installation on Mac Pt.1 (04:08)
Installation on Mac Pt.2 (03:48)
MySQL Install on Mac (03:18)
Troubleshooting Mac Install (02:01)
Installation on Windows (04:51)
MySQL Install on Windows (02:32)
One-stop-shop on Mac (02:37)
Keeping Rails Up to Date (06:48)
Rails & Ruby In Detail
Ruby Pt.1 (05:54)
Ruby Pt.2 (05:37)
Ruby Pt.3 (05:26)
Rails Application Directory (05:17)
Rails Scripts (05:15)
Generate Script (03:59)
Generate Script - Models (03:45)
Generate Script - Controllers (04:48)
Generate Script - Mailer (04:17)
Generate Script - Scaffold (07:01)
Generate Script - Other Generators (04:13)
Server Script (02:06)
Console Script (02:09)
The Basics
Your First Rails Application (05:32)
Creating a MySQL Database (04:48)
Connecting to MySQL with Rails (04:23)
Generating a Model (03:58)
Basic Links (03:40)
Basic Forms (03:07)
Models
ActiveRecord (03:52)
Attributes (05:06)
Date-Time Fields (04:05)
Primary Keys (03:00)
Advanced Models
Model Relationships (05:42)
Model Relationships - One-to-One (06:47)
Model Relationships - One-to-Many (05:54)
Model Relationships - Many-to-Many (05:15)
Basic Searches (02:36)
Advanced Searches (04:44)
Scaffolding
What is Scaffolding (05:53)
Modifying Scaffolding Pt.1 (05:11)
Modifying Scaffolding Pt.2 (03:05)
Controllers
What are Controllers (06:34)
Routing (03:40)
URL Generation (04:12)
Cookies (03:15)
Sessions (07:17)
Talking Between Actions (02:15)
Filters (04:30)
Views
What are Views (02:59)
RHTML (06:48)
Assistance (06:06)
More Assistance (05:31)
Assistance - Forms (03:27)
Assistance - Text Fields & Areas (05:44)
Text Field & Area Tags (04:59)
Form Assistance - Date/Time Fields (03:01)
Form Assistance - Selection Lists (04:37)
Form Assistance - Radio Buttons & Checkboxes (05:05)
Form Assistance - File Uploads Pt.1 (05:03)
Form Assistance - File Uploads Pt.2 (03:45)
Form Assistance - Links (04:06)
Pagination (06:07)
Layouts (03:28)

Ruby-on-Rails is a web application framework. Following the principles of DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) and Convention over Configuration, Ruby-on-Rails enables web application developers to create dynamic and easily deployed websites in a very short amount of time. Based on the powerful Ruby language Rails is a set of Ruby templates and scripts used to build an entire web application and connect with a wide variety of database back-ends. VTC Author Al Anderson will help a beginner gain an understanding of the basics of web applications and work your way to developing a full-on web application.

Partial Page Templates (02:38)
Testing
What is Testing (06:22)
Testing Models (05:04)
Testing Controllers (03:34)
Security
Security Overview (04:16)
SQL Issues (03:55)
CSS Issues (04:14)
Ajax
What is AJAX or Web 2.0 (05:59)
Some GUI Tricks (03:41)
Some More Tricks (04:43)
Deployment
Choosing a Production Platform (04:49)
Basics of Deployment (05:52)
Backups (06:20)
Finishing It Up
Rails Resources (05:09)
Where to Go Next (03:02)
Wrap-Up (04:25)
Credits
About this Author (02:18)

C# Absolute Beginners Video Series

Lesson 1 - Getting Started with Visual C# 2005 Express Edition
Lesson 2 - Creating a Windows Application User Interface
Lesson 3 - Writing Code to Handle Events and Set Properties
Lesson 4 - Working with Variables, Expressions, Statements, and Operators
Lesson 5 - Using Branching and Recursion
Lesson 6 - Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals Part1
Lesson 6 - Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals Part2
Lesson 7 - Getting to Know the .NET Framework
Lesson 8 - Obtaining Data from a SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Database
Lesson 9 - Databinding Data to User Interface Controls
Lesson 10 - Working with XML
Lesson 11 - Handling Exceptions
Lesson 12 - The RSS Reader Project - Designing and Planning
Lesson 13 - The RSS Reader Project - Building the UI
Lesson 14 - The RSS Reader Project - Working with XML and SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Data
Lesson 15 - The RSS Reader Project - Expanding and Refining Application Functionality
Lesson 16 - The RSS Reader Project - Fortifying, Testing and Deploying the Application

Here it is folks, Video Copilot Series 1, I excluded the HD Tutorials but in this you will find everything else including the interviews and epic presets.

• 1-65 Free Online Tutorials in full quality
• Includes iPod ready video files
• Basic Training Tutorials, Presets & Project files
• Over 20 minutes of never before scene footage
• Sin City Look Tutorial
• Epic Presets for cinematic looks similar to the film 300
• Interview with Andrew & Sam
• Out-takes from many of your favorite tutorials

Adobe Photoshop® is the preferred, industry-standard software for photo manipulation and graphics creation, but using it effectively for projects in production is key. Learning the tools inside and out will help develop the knowledge, efficiency and workflow for creating your next masterpiece or for your project's success. This DVD unfolds the myriad of tools and production techniques for compositing, color correcting, masking, digital painting, photo-collage and design. This DVD contains an overview of the most commonly used tools in production, and then applies them with added techniques to real-world projects. The DVD also addresses program management issues that are essential for today’s "generalist" or 2D/3D production artist.

Over 6 1/2 hours of lecture.

EFU ENGLISH FOR BEGINNER LEVELS - 30 VCD
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01 - Nice to meet you! (1h01m31s)
02 - How are you? (58m57s)
03 - What does she look like?
04 - Where are you from?
05 - Do you speak English?
06 - My family
07 - These are my relatives
08 - What do you do?
09 - Where do you work?
10 - What time is it?
11 - What day is it?
12 - How is the weather?
13 - What are you wearing?
14 - The Body
15 - What's the matter?
16 - Home sweet home
17 - Tell me about your furniture
18 - I'm hungry!
19 - What sports can you play?
20 - What did you do yesterday?
21 - What are you going to do?
22 - Would you like to go...?
23 - My Vacation
24 - How do you travel?
25 - How do you get there?
26 - Ask me a question
27 - I don't know
28 - Review I (Lessons 1 to 9)
29 - Review II (Lessons 10 to 18)
30 - Review III (Lessons 19 to 27

EFU - ENGLISH FOR ELEMENTARY LEVELS - 30 VCD
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01 - Welcome
02 - Special days
03 - Entertaining
04 - At school
05 - Location
06 - Shopping
07 - Did you buy this for me?
08 - Activities
09 - Listen to the music
10 - What's for dinner?
11 - He is taller than I am
12 - What is the tallest mountain?
13 - At home
14 - At the station
15 - Do this
16 - Past experiences
17 - Future life
18 - I wish upon a star
19 - World knowledge
20 - Getting around
21 - Social Groups
22 - Dining out
23 - What are your job skills?
24 - Talking on the phone
25 - The Art
26 - Transportation
27 - Celebrations
28 - Review I (Lessons 1 to 9)
29 - Review II (Lessons 10 to 18)
30 - Review III (Lessons 19 to 27)

EFU - ENGLISH FOR INTERMEDIATE LEVELS - 20 VCD
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01 - Horror Films (55m57s)
02 - Rock N Roll
03 - Space
04 - On the farm
05 - At the hospital
06 - At the circus
07 - At the beach
08 - Crime doesn t pay
09 - At the a musement park
10 - At the grocey store
11 - At the playground
12 - Under the weather
13 - At the hotel
14 - Fairy Tales & Legends
15 - Christmas time
16 - In the workshop
17 - At the camp
18 - At the doctors
19 - Review 1 Lessons
20 - Review 2 Lessons

Poser 7 Essential Training
with: Larry Mitchell
Poser 7 is one of the most enjoyable applications for creating realistic animated 3-D characters. In Poser 7 Essential Training, instructor Larry Mitchell explains how to design, pose, and animate 3-D characters using the program's intuitive interface, tools, and workflow.
The training covers everything from essential animation principles to working on the intricate details of individual body parts and complicated facial expressions. Larry also teaches the minute steps required to create characters that can lip-synch to recorded sound files. Advanced topics, such as incorporating HDRI lighting, animating to reference videos, and integrating Poser 7 and Vue 6, add to the full learning experience. Exercise files accompany the tutorials.

Well for all those out there in need for a "how to use Poser", this is it!!!
2 CD with training movies....
Duration: 5.45 hours

Title: Adobe Photoshop Image Restoration
Author: Phil Hawkins
SKU: 33473
ISBN: 1932072705
Duration: 4.5 hrs / 77 lessons
Captions: For Online University members only
Compatibility: Vista/XP/2000, OS X, Linux
QuickTime 7, Flash 8

Let's Learn Japanese Basic 1

Let's Learn Japanese is a television course for those who wish to learn the fundamentals of the Japanese language. Each lesson is thirty minutes long and is based on the material from the series Yan and the Japanese People. The use of video materials featuring the experiences of a young foreign man who has just arrived in Tokyo, makes the task of language leerning more enjoyable and ensures also that viewers will pick up a great deal of information about contemporary Japanese life.

Let's Learn Japanese (Basic I) consists of twenty-six lessons, one of which will be telecast each time. In addition to the skits about Yan, the lessons include shorter "mini-skits" which show how the expressions being studied are used in a variety of situations, helping to make their meaning clearer.

Learning Guitar for Dummies (DVDrip)
Learn guitar the Fun and Easy Way — no music reading required! This unintimidating video presents the basics of playing guitar in an easy-to-follow format. By simply watching the instructor on screen and following along, you can learn to form chords, fingerpick and strum in different patterns, and play songs in a variety of styles —all without reading music! Guitar For Dummies provides step-by-step instruction of all the skills needed to become an accomplished guitar player. You start by learning to play in tune and in rhythm and then move on to left-hand chords and right-hand strumming patterns. From there, you apply these techniques to several different musical styles, picking up tips and tricks on playing authentically in each style. Along the way, you learn how to develop your own practice routine and focus in on the areas you want to improve. Discover How To: Play open-position chords, barre chords, power chords, and jazz chords Strum and fingerpick different patterns Develop a practice regimen Play in a variety of styles, including folk, blues, rock, jazz, and classical