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Java Made Easy For Beginners, Testers, Selenium And Appium
Last updated 11/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 29.58 GB | Duration: 77h 34m

Beginners to Advanced Java Course for Beginners (Check course contents for more details)



What you'll learn
Core Java from Basics to Advanced

Requirements
No prerequisites required as everything is explained from scratch
All installation required for learning Java are also included in this course

Description
This JAVA Made Easy for Beginners, Testers, Selenium and Appium course covers the below topics:Introduction to JavaDownloading, Installing and Configuring JavaDownloading, Installing and Launching Eclipse IDEPrint StatementsCommentsVariablesData TypesLiteralsOperatorsFlow Control StatementsClassesObjectsMethodsArraysString Class and its methodsStringBuffer Class and its methodsWrapper ClassesMath Class and its methodsPackagesInheritance and its typesConstructorsOverloading Overridingthis keywordsuper keywordModifiersException HandlingInterfacesAbstract ClassesCollections FrameworkReflection APIGenericsFile HandlingGetter and Setter MethodsOOPS ConceptsJDBCenumVarargsInbuilt Annotations

Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Java

Lecture 1 About this Tutorial

Lecture 2 What is Java?

Lecture 3 Downloading, Installing and Configuring Java

Lecture 4 Downloading, Installing and Launching Eclipse IDE

Lecture 5 Creating a Java Project

Lecture 6 Understanding Java Programs

Lecture 7 Compiler Errors

Lecture 8 Print Statements

Lecture 9 Shortcut for writing System.out.println() statement

Lecture 10 Comments

Section 2: Variables

Lecture 11 Variables

Section 3: Data Types

Lecture 12 Data Types

Lecture 13 int Data Type

Lecture 14 double Data Type

Lecture 15 char Data Type

Lecture 16 boolean Data Type

Lecture 17 String non-primitive Data Type

Lecture 18 byte Data Type

Lecture 19 short Data Type

Lecture 20 long Data Type

Lecture 21 float Data Type

Lecture 22 Passing decimal values to the int data type declared variables

Lecture 23 Passing character values to the int data type declared variables

Lecture 24 Assigning byte, short, long, float, boolean and String values to the int declare

Lecture 25 Assigning out of range values integer value to byte, short, int and long type va

Section 4: Literals

Lecture 26 Different Types of Literals

Lecture 27 Escape Characters

Lecture 28 Using _ in Numeric Literals

Lecture 29 Difference between Integer Literals and Long Literals

Lecture 30 Assigning different Literals to byte data type variable

Lecture 31 Assigning different Literals to short data type variable

Lecture 32 Assigning different Literals to long data type variable

Lecture 33 Assigning different Literals to float data type variable

Lecture 34 Assigning different Literals to double data type variable

Lecture 35 Assigning different Literals to boolean data type variable

Lecture 36 Assigning different Literals to String data type variable

Lecture 37 Assigning different Literals to char data type variable

Lecture 38 Expressing Floating Point Literals in scientific way

Lecture 39 Type Casting

Lecture 40 Types of Type Casting

Section 5: Operators

Lecture 41 Types of Operators

Lecture 42 Addition Operator

Lecture 43 Subtraction Operator

Lecture 44 Multiplication Operator

Lecture 45 Division Operator

Lecture 46 Modulus Operator

Lecture 47 Increment Operator

Lecture 48 Decrement Operator

Lecture 49 Relational Operators

Lecture 50 Logical Operators

Lecture 51 Simple Assignment Operator

Lecture 52 Compound Assignment Operators

Lecture 53 Conditional Operator

Lecture 54 Operator Precedence

Section 6: Flow Control Statements

Lecture 55 Flow Control Statements

Lecture 56 if Selection Statements

Lecture 57 if .. else Selection Statements

Lecture 58 if .. else if .. else Selection Statements

Lecture 59 switch Selection Statements

Lecture 60 Iterative Statements

Lecture 61 while Iterative Statement

Lecture 62 do-while Iterative Statement

Lecture 63 for Iterative Statement

Lecture 64 Transfer Statements

Lecture 65 break Transfer Statement

Lecture 66 continue Transfer Statement

Section 7: Methods, Classes and Objects

Lecture 67 Methods, Method Calling and Naming

Lecture 68 Method Parameterization

Lecture 69 Method Returning Values

Lecture 70 Classes enclose Variables and Methods

Lecture 71 What are Classes and Objects

Section 8: Arrays

Lecture 72 Arrays and their Types

Lecture 73 Single Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 74 Shortcut Representation of Single Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 75 Length of a single dimensional Array

Lecture 76 Using for loop with single dimensional arrays

Lecture 77 Using for-each loop with single dimensional arrays

Lecture 78 ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

Lecture 79 Two Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 80 Shortcut Representation of Two Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 81 Length of a Two Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 82 Using for loop with a Two Dimensional Array

Lecture 83 Three Dimensional Array

Lecture 84 Shortcut Representation of Three Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 85 Length of Three Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 86 Using for loop with a Three Dimensional Array

Lecture 87 Using for-each loop with a Two Dimensional Array

Lecture 88 Using for-each loop with a Three Dimensional Array

Lecture 89 Arrays and Data Types

Lecture 90 Object Class Arrays

Lecture 91 Disadvantages of Arrays

Section 9: String Class and its methods

Lecture 92 String Class

Lecture 93 String objects are immutable

Lecture 94 equals() String method

Lecture 95 Difference between == and equals() method

Lecture 96 equalsIgnoreCase() String method

Lecture 97 length() String method

Lecture 98 Difference between length and length()

Lecture 99 trim() String method

Lecture 100 substring() String method

Lecture 101 indexOf() String method

Lecture 102 lastIndexOf() String method

Lecture 103 split() String Class method

Lecture 104 concat() String method

Lecture 105 Using + Operator for Concatenation

Lecture 106 isEmpty() String Method

Lecture 107 startsWith() String Method

Lecture 108 endsWith() String Method

Lecture 109 toCharArray() String Method

Lecture 110 toUpperCase() String Method

Lecture 111 toLowerCase() String Method

Lecture 112 toString() String Class Method

Lecture 113 valueOf() String Class Method

Lecture 114 chatAt() String Class Method

Lecture 115 replace() String Class Method

Section 10: StringBuffer Class and its methods

Lecture 116 StringBuffer Class

Lecture 117 append() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 118 charAt() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 119 delete() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 120 deleteCharAt() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 121 insert() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 122 length() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 123 indexOf() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 124 lastIndexOf() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 125 replace() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 126 reverse() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 127 setCharAt() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 128 setLength() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 129 substring() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 130 toString() StringBuffer Class Method

Section 11: Wrapper Classes

Lecture 131 Wrapper Classes

Lecture 132 Working with different Wrapper Classes

Lecture 133 Wrapping

Lecture 134 Unwrapping

Lecture 135 Boxing

Lecture 136 Unboxing

Lecture 137 Autoboxing

Lecture 138 Auto-unboxing

Section 12: Math Class and its methods

Lecture 139 Math Class

Lecture 140 max() Math Class Method

Lecture 141 min() Math Class Method

Lecture 142 random() Math Class Method

Section 13: Packages

Lecture 143 Packages

Lecture 144 Package handling in Eclipse IDE

Lecture 145 Types of Packages

Lecture 146 Parent and Child Packages

Lecture 147 Packages and their Workspace Representation

Lecture 148 Packages Naming Conventions

Lecture 149 Importing User-defined Packages

Lecture 150 Importing In-built Packages

Lecture 151 java.lang default package

Section 14: Inheritance and its types

Lecture 152 Inheritance

Lecture 153 Types of Inheritance

Lecture 154 Single Inheritance Demonstration

Lecture 155 Multiple Inheritance Demonstration

Lecture 156 Multilevel Inheritance Demonstration

Lecture 157 Hierarchical Inheritance Demonstration

Lecture 158 Hybrid Inheritance Demonstration

Section 15: Constructors

Lecture 159 Constructors

Lecture 160 Purpose of Constructors

Lecture 161 Empty Hidden Constructor

Lecture 162 this keyword and Constructors

Lecture 163 Not initializing variables using Constructors results in default values

Lecture 164 Types of Constructors

Lecture 165 Constructor Overloading

Lecture 166 this() and Constructor Overloading

Lecture 167 Constructor Overriding is not possible

Lecture 168 Constructor Chaining

Lecture 169 super() Constructor Calling Statement

Section 16: Method Overloading and Overriding

Lecture 170 Method Overloading

Lecture 171 Method Overriding

Section 17: this and super keywords

Lecture 172 this keyword for differentiating Instance Variables

Lecture 173 this keyword for invoking current Class Methods

Lecture 174 this keyword for returning the Current Class Instance

Lecture 175 this keyword for passing the current class instance as method argument

Lecture 176 super keyword

Section 18: Modifiers

Lecture 177 Modifiers

Lecture 178 public Access Modifier

Lecture 179 private Access Modifier

Lecture 180 default Access Modifier

Lecture 181 protected Access Modifier

Lecture 182 static Non-Access Modifier

Lecture 183 final Non-Access Modifier

Lecture 184 abstract Non-Access Modifier

Section 19: Exception Handling

Lecture 185 Exception

Lecture 186 Exception Handling using try catch blocks

Lecture 187 try catch blocks and variables scope

Lecture 188 ArithmeticException

Lecture 189 ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

Lecture 190 Exception Hierarchy

Lecture 191 Multiple Catch Blocks

Lecture 192 Printing Exception details in different ways

Lecture 193 throw

Lecture 194 Checked and Unchecked Exceptions

Lecture 195 Handling and Ignoring Checked Exceptions

Lecture 196 throws

Lecture 197 throw versus throws

Lecture 198 finally

Lecture 199 final versus finally

Lecture 200 Statements execution in try block

Section 20: Interfaces

Lecture 201 Interfaces

Lecture 202 Interfaces and Naming Convention

Lecture 203 Interfaces and Constructors

Lecture 204 Interfaces and Variables

Lecture 205 Interfaces and Methods

Lecture 206 Implementing Interfaces

Lecture 207 Interfaces and Object Creation

Lecture 208 Implementing Multiple Interfaces

Lecture 209 Interface extending Interface

Lecture 210 Extending Classes and Implementing Interfaces together

Section 21: Abstract Classes

Lecture 211 abstract Classes

Lecture 212 abstract Classes and abstract methods

Lecture 213 abstract Classes and their child Classes

Lecture 214 abstract Classes and their method access modifiers

Lecture 215 abstract Classes and object creation

Lecture 216 abstract Classes and fields

Lecture 217 abstract Classes and Constructors

Lecture 218 Interfaces and method body

Section 22: Collections Framework

Lecture 219 Collections Framework

Lecture 220 Collection Interface

Lecture 221 List Interface

Lecture 222 ArrayList in Detail

Lecture 223 LinkedList

Lecture 224 Vector

Lecture 225 Stack

Lecture 226 Set Interface

Lecture 227 HashSet

Lecture 228 LinkedHashSet

Lecture 229 SortedSet

Lecture 230 NavigableSet

Lecture 231 TreeSet

Lecture 232 Map interface

Lecture 233 HashMap

Lecture 234 LinkedHashMap

Lecture 235 Hashtable

Lecture 236 Properties Class

Lecture 237 Converting Arrays to List

Section 23: Other Advanced Topics

Lecture 238 Reflection API

Lecture 239 Generics

Lecture 240 File Handling

Lecture 241 Getter and Setter Methods

Lecture 242 OOPS Concepts

Lecture 243 Database Concepts for JDBC

Lecture 244 SQL for JDBC

Lecture 245 JDBC

Lecture 246 Enum

Lecture 247 Varargs

Lecture 248 Purpose of few Inbuilt Annotations

Lecture 249 Scanner Class

Lecture 250 Different ways to initialize final variables

Lecture 251 Different ways of accessing variables inside static methods

Lecture 252 Java Constants

Lecture 253 Using enum with switch statement

Lecture 254 Run Time Polymorphism (Dynamic Method Dispatch)

Lecture 255 Compile Time Polymorphism

Lecture 256 Can we override static methods in Java?

Lecture 257 Method Hiding

Lecture 258 default methods in Interface and their use

Lecture 259 static methods in Interface and their use

Lecture 260 try with resources

Lecture 261 User Defined Exceptions (Customized Exceptions)

Lecture 262 FileInputStream and FileOuputStream

Lecture 263 Creating Hierarchy of Directories and Usage of File.separator

Lecture 264 Using printf()

Lecture 265 Date and Time

Lecture 266 Constructors and initializing final instance variables

Lecture 267 static methods cannot be overriden

Lecture 268 Java Regex (Regular Expressions)

Lecture 269 Running Java Programs using Command Line Commands

Lecture 270 Java Identifiers

Lecture 271 Method Chaining

Lecture 272 String[] args in main method

Lecture 273 Folder having files under it cannot be directly deleted in Java

Lecture 274 Examples where while loop is used instead of for loop

Lecture 275 Converting ArrayList to HashSet to remove elements duplication

Lecture 276 System.getProperty("user.dir") - Java - Part 276

Section 24: Learn Core Java in 10 Hours

Lecture 277 Learn Core Java in 10 Hours in a single video

Section 25: Java Interview Questions

Lecture 278 Part 1 (25 Questions and Answers)

Lecture 279 Part 2 (25 Questions and Answers)

Lecture 280 Part 3 (25 Questions and Answers)

Lecture 281 Part 4 (25 Questions and Answers)

Lecture 282 Part 5 (25 Questions and Answers)

Java Beginners from any field,Java required for Software Testers,Java required for learning Selenium Automation Tool,Java required for learning Appium Automation Tool



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Learn Ardhanareeshwarar Oil Painting 80X60Cm Professional
Last updated 10/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 36.87 GB | Duration: 29h 7m

Basics to advanced level understanding on creating a realistic oil painting shared with you by an art lover



What you'll learn
Get to know the tips and tricks as to how to make a professional quality painting
Learn how to make an oil painting of Ardhanareeswarar (Half man-half woman God) step-by-step including all nuances
Build that structure that you need to move from basic to intermediate to advanced level artist
Learn more about the materials used and various alternatives, so you can choose the appropriate work tools
Learn how to turn around a professional level artwork in 35 hours

Requirements
Basic understanding of oil painting is preferred. However, it isn't a show stopper, if you are curious to learn and explore new avenues
Basic drawing experience will be helpful. Though there's a dedicated class on gridding technique and how to draw using grids, a basic understanding of drawing will be an added advantage

Description
This is an advanced level tutorial on oil painting on a large canvas. Watch, and paint along with me :) Learn how to make an oil painting of Ardhanareeshwarar (Half man - half woman God) step-by-step. Get to know the tips and tricks as to how to make a professional quality painting.This step-by-step guide comprises of 30 videos from real-time recording and covers all the details as to the materials used, and how they were used. All the techniques and challenges. You get to start from the basics of understanding how to select the right canvas for you, and move on to identifying appropriate references, planning and plotting the super structures on a large canvas using the gridding technique and start from the very basic level of filling the canvas with paint to moving gradually into turning those color blocks into a realistic artwork that is ready for sale!Materials Required: 1. Professional oil colors 37 ml 1 pack (Also see "Colors & Brands used in the video ) 2. Cold pressed raw linseed oil used for oil painting 1 bottle 3. Hog hairbrushes 1 set 4. soft synthetic brushes for Oil /Acrylic 1 set (Also see Brushes used in the video ) 5. wooden /metal /glass palette or plate 1 (Avoid plastic palette) 6. small metal lid or candle stand to pour oil 1 7. 1 small bottle of dishwashing liquid for cleaning brushes 8. 1 cleaning cloth 9. 1 Paper towel 10. glass medium-sized jar (any used jar f.eks. marmalade jar) 11. 80 x 60 cm canvas 12. Magnifying Glass - 1 Colors & Brands Used in the Video: 1. Titanium White Winsor & Newton brand 2. Burnt Umber Winsor & Newton brand 3. Yellow Ochre Winsor & Newton brand 4. Sky Blue/Primary Maimeri Classico Brand 5. Ultramarine Blue Maimeri Classico Brand 6. Mars Red Maimeri Classico Brand 7. Olive Green _ Van Gogh Brand 8. Earth Green Maimeri Classico Brand 9. Permanent Yellow Light Maimeri Classico Brand 10. Ivory Black Maimeri Classico Brand 11. Crimson Maimeri Classico Brand 12. Yellow Ochre Light Maimeri Classico Brand 13. Vermillion Light _ Maimeri Classico Brand 14. Prussian Blue Maimeri Classico Brand 15. Permanent Violet Maimeri Classico Brand 16. Cadmium Orange Maimeri Classico Brand 17. Light Gold - Rembrandt Brand Brushes Used in the Video: 1. Hog hairbrush Round (Large) size 12 for the first Layer or washing the canvas 2. Soft synthetic brush Round size 0 3. Soft synthetic brush Round size 1 4. Soft synthetic brush Round size 2 5. Soft synthetic brush Round size 3 6. Soft synthetic brush Round size 4 7. Soft synthetic brush Round size 6 8. Soft synthetic brush Round size 10 9. Soft synthetic brush Round size 12 10. Soft synthetic brush Round size 14 11. Soft synthetic brush Round size 18 12. Soft synthetic brush Flat size 2 13. Soft synthetic brush Flat size 4 14. Soft synthetic brush Flat size 5 15. Soft synthetic brush Angular size 18 16. Microbrush - size 0/12 Princeton Round velvet touch

Overview
Section 1: The Basic Groundwork

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 All about the canvas

Lecture 3 The first coating

Lecture 4 References and Grid

Lecture 5 Sketch work with the grid

Lecture 6 Drawing the structure

Lecture 7 Finalizing the structure

Section 2: Layer 2 - Blocking Or Filling Layer

Lecture 8 Materials needed and getting started with Layer 2

Lecture 9 Layer 2 - blocking jewellery and the animals

Lecture 10 Finalizing layer 2

Section 3: Layer 3 - Creating Depth

Lecture 11 Shiva's skin tone

Lecture 12 Shakti's skin tone and clothing

Lecture 13 Bull's and snake's skin tone, Shiva's clothing and jewellery

Lecture 14 Lion's skin tone and blue mountains

Lecture 15 Sky and grass backgrounds and finalizing layer 3

Section 4: Layer 4 - Enhancing The Depth And The Dimensions

Lecture 16 Giving depth to Shiva's skin tone

Lecture 17 Giving depth to Shakti's skin tone

Lecture 18 Corrections to hands, understanding and giving depth to Shakti's clothing

Lecture 19 Finishing the depth on Shiva & Shakthi's clothing

Lecture 20 Giving depth to the bull, working on the jewellery

Lecture 21 Giving depth to the lion

Lecture 22 Giving depth to the snake, working on other accessories

Lecture 23 Working on the jewellery and the mountain background

Lecture 24 Working on the sky and grass backgrounds, finalizing layer 4

Section 5: Layer 5 - Nuances And Finalizing The Painting

Lecture 25 Shiva's face and body nuances

Lecture 26 Shakti's face, body and clothing nuances

Lecture 27 Bull's nuances, Shiva's clothing and accessories nuances

Lecture 28 Corrections to the Lion and nuance

Lecture 29 Snake's nuances, Ganga, Moon and jewellery nuances

Lecture 30 Finalizing jewellery nuances and starting with background nuances

Lecture 31 Finalizing the background and signing off the painting

creative people, oil painting artists, anyone interested in pursuing creativity for relaxation or as a business opportunity,anyone that has worked on small canvases and is curious to move into large canvas, curious to learn how to scale up while keeping the balance on creativity



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Big Hairstyle And Makeup Course
Published 2/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 24.21 GB | Duration: 19h 10m

Different types of hairstyles and make up course



What you'll learn
Makeup demonstration "Glowy clean makeup"
Boho hairstyle course
Curls and hairstyle elements course
Curls an easy hairstyle hairstyle course
Overview of products and tools. Hair prep. How to prepare hair to work (soft hair, natural hair). How achieve voluminous and texture hair?
How to do ribs and texturised elements
Twists and braids. The basics of braiding in hairstyles
The volume curls Technique of volumetric pulling of 3D curl. How to pull wide curls.
Twists and braids. The basics of braiding in hairstyles
How to properly prepare the skin before makeup
Working with facechart. How to make round eyes and "cat eyes"
Kinds of makeup brushes. Brush shapes and bristle types for specific cosmetics.
Flat iron curls - different types of curls. Beautiful curls are the basic of the most hairstyles
Dry & wavy hair. Hair preparation. Beautiful waves on curling iron
Low wavy ponytail - very popular and easy hairstyle
Different boho hairstyles

Requirements
This course is suitable for beginner
I recommend to have crimping tool, flat iron and curling iron for work with my courses
You need just hairspray and volume powder for beginning

Description
Full course program:Curls and easy hairstyle course:1. Hair preparation, the first and the main step of any hairstyle 2. Flat iron curls - different types of curls. Beautiful curls are the basic of the most hairstyles 3. Quick & easy hairstyle 4. Dry & wavy hair. Hair preparation. Beautiful waves on curling iron 5. Half up half down hairstyle 6. Natural waves using curling iron. Quick wrapping 7. 5 minutes hairstyle. Easy and beautiful bun for bridesmaids 8. Beautiful waves using curling iron, quick way to create natural texture 9. Low wavy ponytail - very popular and easy hairstyle Makeup lesson:1. Kinds of makeup brushes. Brush shapes and bristle types for specific cosmetics.2. How to properly prepare the skin before makeup3. Cream and dry textures of cosmetics and their differences4. Sculpting the face with different textures5. Makeup with false eyelashes. Eyelash application techniques6. How to apply foundation correctly and get perfect skin7. Types of eye makeup products for different techniques8. Working with facechart. How to make round eyes and "cat eyes"9. Theoretical handout on favorite cosmetics brands10. Makeup demonstration "Glowy clean makeup"Boho hairstyle course:8 different boho hairstyles with different braids and natural curlsCurls and hairstyle elements:Lesson 1.Overview of products and tools. Hair prep. How to prepare hair to work (soft hair, natural hair). How achieve voluminous and texture hair?Styling review.Hairsprays: the difference between hairsprays of different brands, the degree of fixation - what is the difference and how to chooseFeatures of using spray wax, hair glossOverview of tools.Lesson 2. Different types of curls .The influence of the position of the tool and the strand to the curl pattern. Flat wrapping and wave wrapping.The difference in wrapping 25 mm and 32 mm - which tool in what cases do we use? How to choose diameter of the tool?How to achieve curls which will stay all the day?Lesson 3.How to do ribs and texturised elementsLesson 4.Twists and braids. The basics of braiding in hairstylesHow to weave beautifully braids into the hairstyleLesson 5.KnotStep-by-step creation of a modern trendy element of high and low hairstyles: volumetric texture knot from hairKnots like the basic of high and low hairstylesLesson 6.Smooth and twists elements in updo hairstyleSmooth and voluminous low bunLesson 7.The volume curlsTechnique of volumetric pulling of 3D curl.How to pull wide curls.

Overview
Section 1: Curls and hairstyles elements

Lecture 0 Overview of products and tools. Hair prep

Lecture 0 Different types of curls. Volume flat curls. Hollywood waves. Flat iron curls. B

Lecture 1 Texture elements in hairstyles

Lecture 0 Twists and braids

Lecture 2 Knots elements

Lecture 3 Smooth and twist elements

Lecture 4 3-D curls

Lecture 0 Half up half down hairstyle

Lecture 0 Infinity braid

Lecture 0 Dutch fishtail braid

Lecture 0 Boho side braid hairstyle

Lecture 0 Romantic Updo

Lecture 0 Heatless hairstyle. French fishtail and low bun

Lecture 0 High boho hairstyle

Lecture 0 Infinity braid hairstyle

Lecture 0 Wedding Makeup

Lecture 0 Hair preparation

Lecture 0 How to make curls on flat iron?

Lecture 0 How to make low bun? Easy hairstyle

Lecture 0 Beautiful natural waves

Lecture 0 Half up half down hairstyle

Lecture 0 Beautiful natural waves+half up half down hairstyle

Lecture 0 Easy and beautiful bun for bridesmaids

Lecture 0 Beautiful waves using curling iron

Lecture 0 Low wavy ponytail

This course is perfect for beginners,You will find inspiration and useful information if you are hairstylist,You will find inspiration and useful information if you are makeup artist,It is amazing course for you if you are looking for new profession



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The Amigurumis Crochet Masterclass
Published 12/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 24.28 GB | Duration: 10h 9m

Cute crochet animals will have no longer secrets for you! Right and Left handed versions. 4 fun projects included



What you'll learn
How to crochet in the round
How to single crochet with "X" shape
How to change color a subtle way
How to make invisible decrease
How to sew parts together
How to add personality
The "no-sew" technique
The perfect circle method
How to read any crochet pattern

Requirements
Even if you've never crocheted before, you'll be able to make all the projects included!
Only need a hook and yarn

Description
Have you always wanted to learn how to make cute crochet animals? You're at the right place!This Course for Beginners to Expert is specially designed to master the art of Amigurumis. Each project will show you different techniques while crocheting a cute safari animal! Be ready to start your amigurumi journey and have fun!!LEFT HANDED version is also included in this courseThere are 45 videos and 4 projects includedYou will Learn:How to crochet in the roundThe perfect circle methodHow to single crochet with "X" shapeHow to change color a subtle wayHow to make invisible decreaseHow to sew parts togetherHow to add personalityThe "no-sew" techniqueHow to read any crochet patternYou will need :2.75mm hook or 5mm hook7 x 25g of DK cotton yarn (7 different colors) or 7 x 100g of Super bulky chenille yarnA little bit of Black yarnScissorsYarn NeedleStitch MarkerPolyester Stuffing5mm metal studs (optional)Keychain (optional)This Class will make you an Amigurumi expert thanks to these 4 step-by-step projects!In each project, you'll learn something new to progress in your learnings:The Little LionHow to crochet in the roundThe perfect circle methodHow to single crochet with "X" shapeHow to change color a subtle wayHow to make invisible decreaseThe FlamingoHow to sew parts togetherHow to add personalityThe Shy CrocodileHow to make a little character with personalityThe GiraffeThe "no-sew" technique..all your amigurumi will be made in 1-piece!Have a great Crochet Time!!!-Emilie

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 PREVIEW

Lecture 2 Materials & Techniques

Section 2: Right Handed Lessons

Lecture 3 The Basics - How To Crochet In The Round

Lecture 4 ? The Lion - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 5 ? The Lion - Rnd 1 to 5

Lecture 6 ? The Lion - Rnd 6 to 14

Lecture 7 ? The Lion - Finishing

Lecture 8 ? The Flamingo - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 9 ? The Flamingo - The Body (1)

Lecture 10 ? The Flamingo - The Body (2)

Lecture 11 ? The Flamingo - The Head

Lecture 12 ? The Flamingo - The Wings

Lecture 13 ? The Flamingo - The Paws

Lecture 14 ? The Flamingo - The Beak

Lecture 15 ? The Flamingo - Assembly (1)

Lecture 16 ? The Flamingo - Assembly (2)

Lecture 17 ? The Croco - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 18 ? The Croco - Paws

Lecture 19 The Croco - Body

Lecture 20 The Croco - Head (1)

Lecture 21 The Croco - Head (2)

Lecture 22 The Croco - Arms

Lecture 23 The Croco - Tail

Lecture 24 The Croco - Eyes

Lecture 25 The Croco - Overalls (1)

Lecture 26 The Croco - Overalls (2)

Lecture 27 The Croco - Assembly (1)

Lecture 28 The Croco - Assembly (2)

Lecture 29 The Giraffe - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 30 The Giraffe - Paws

Lecture 31 The Giraffe - Muzzle

Lecture 32 The Giraffe - Ears

Lecture 33 The Giraffe - Horns

Lecture 34 The Giraffe - Body (1)

Lecture 35 The Giraffe - Body (2)

Lecture 36 The Giraffe - Body (3)

Lecture 37 The Giraffe - Neck

Lecture 38 The Giraffe - Head (1)

Lecture 39 The Giraffe - Head (2)

Lecture 40 How To Read A Pattern

Lecture 41 BONUS - 4 Ways To Change Color

Lecture 42 BONUS - Invisible Increase

Lecture 43 BONUS - Change The Appearance

Lecture 44 BONUS - Lion With Chenille Yarn

Section 3: Left Handed Lessons

Lecture 45 LEFT-H: The Basics - How To Crochet In The Round

Lecture 46 The Lion - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 47 LEFT-H: The Lion - Rnd 1 to 5

Lecture 48 LEFT-H: The Lion - Rnd 6 to 14

Lecture 49 LEFT-H: The Lion - Finishing

Lecture 50 The Flamingo - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 51 LEFT-H: Flamingo - The Body (1)

Lecture 52 LEFT-H: Flamingo - The Body (2)

Lecture 53 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - The Head

Lecture 54 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - The Wings

Lecture 55 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - The Paws

Lecture 56 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - The Beak

Lecture 57 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - Assembly (1)

Lecture 58 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - Assembly (2)

Lecture 59 The Crocodile - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 60 LEFT-H: The Croco - Paws

Lecture 61 LEFT-H: The Croco - Body

Lecture 62 LEFT-H: The Croco - Head (1)

Lecture 63 LEFT-H: The Croco - Head (2)

Lecture 64 LEFT-H: The Croco - Arms

Lecture 65 LEFT-H: The Croco - Tail

Lecture 66 LEFT-H: The Croco - Eyes

Lecture 67 LEFT-H: The Croco - Overalls (1)

Lecture 68 LEFT-H: The Croco - Overalls (2)

Lecture 69 LEFT-H: The Croco - Assembly (1)

Lecture 70 LEFT-H: The Croco - Assembly (2)

Lecture 71 The Giraffe - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 72 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Paws

Lecture 73 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Muzzle

Lecture 74 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Ears

Lecture 75 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Horns

Lecture 76 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Body (1)

Lecture 77 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Body (2)

Lecture 78 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Body (3)

Lecture 79 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Neck

Lecture 80 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Head (1)

Lecture 81 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Head (2)

Lecture 82 LEFT-H: Bonus - 4 Ways To Change Color

Lecture 83 LEFT-H: Bonus - Invisible Increase

Lecture 84 LEFT-H: Bonus - Change The Appearance

Lecture 85 LEFT-H: Bonus - Lion With Chenille Yarn

Section 4: BONUS Section

Lecture 86 Final Words

Fiber art lovers and Beginner to Expert Crocheters,Those who love cute amigurumis



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CBTNuggets - HashiCorp Certified Terraform Associate (003)
Released 12/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 177 Lessons (28h 17m) | Size: 28.6 GB

This intermediate Terraform Associate (003) training prepares DevOps admins to use Terraform at an associate level, writing and reviewing network configuration plans that automatically provision the resources you need

Terraform is fairly new a project that started in 2014 and is only recently coming into its own as an essential tool for managing public cloud resources with code. There may not be a more powerful infrastructure as code (IaC) tool than Terraform, and learning it is a good idea for DevOps professionals who will almost certainly use it during their career. HashiCorp maintains Terraform as well as a few certifications that validate an IT professional's familiarity and ability with Terraform. Having the Terraform Associate (003) proves basic competence with IaC concepts and Terraform specifically.

After finishing this Terraform training, you'll know how to use Terraform at an associate level, writing and reviewing network configuration plans that automatically provision the resources you need.

For supervisors, this DevOps training can be used to onboard new DevOps admins, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a DevOps reference resource.

Terraform Associate (003): What You Need to Know
This Terraform training has videos that cover infrastructure-as-code tool topics including

Understanding infrastructure as code concepts
Navigating Terraform's basic commands and related tools
Constructing and consuming Terraform modules
Writing and reviewing Terraform configs that create infrastructure
Modifying cloud resource configurations with Terraform
Deploy to Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and AWS with Terraform

Who Should Take Terraform Training?
This Terraform training is considered associate-level DevOps training, which means it was designed for DevOps admins. This Terraform skills course is designed for DevOps admins with three to five years of experience with infrastructure as code tool.

New or aspiring DevOps admins. If you want to become a DevOps administrator, learning Terraform is a great way to get a head start on that goal. Learning how to provision network resources through code is great to learn conceptually, and Terraform is arguably the best infrastructure-as-code tool for public cloud administration.

Experienced DevOps admins. Terraform is an important tool for DevOps administrators with a few years of experience, and the Terraform Associate (003) is a great certification to aim for as well. This course will prepare you for the certification exam by showing you everything you need to know about writing code that maintains and configures your network for you.


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General English (Listening, Reading, Grammar And Speaking)
Published 12/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 23.26 GB | Duration: 15h 18m

Improve your Listening, Reading, Grammar and Speaking skills in English effortlessly.



What you'll learn
How to Speak English in day-to-day situations
How to use proper grammar in Speaking
How to understand written and verbal contexts in depth
How to learn new words and remember them clearly
How to answer various questions in various contexts


Requirements
Basic grammar knowledge in English
Elementary level of English in Listening and Reading
Basic conversational skills in English
A desire to learn and explore
Enjoying the process


Description
THE COURSE HAS BEEN DESIGNED BASED ON INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS TO DELIVER YOU THE BEST QUALITY VIDEO CONTENT.Get ready for an exciting English adventure with our online course, "English Basics for Elementary-Pre-Intermediate Friends." This course is made just for you if you're starting out with English or want to get even better!What's Inside:Fun Lessons: We've got cool lessons that make learning English super fun! We'll practice talking, listening, reading, and writing in a way that's easy and enjoyable.Worldwide English: Our course follows the rules that people all around the world use to speak and write in English. So, you'll be a language superstar wherever you go!Easy Sections: We've split everything into small sections so you can learn step by step. We'll go from easy words to simple sentences and more.Real-Life English: Learn how to use English in real life like when you're chatting with friends, in school, or just hanging out. We'll make sure you feel confident!Practice Time: Do lots of fun activities to practice what you've learned. It's like playing games that help you get better at English!Watch and Listen: There are cool videos and sounds to help you understand better. Learning English has never been this cool!Make Friends: Join our friendly group where you can talk to other learners. Ask questions, share your thoughts, and make learning English even more awesome!See How You're Doing: We'll keep track of how well you're doing. There are little quizzes and feedback to help you see your progress. You're getting better every day!Whether you're just starting or want to learn more, "English Basics for Elementary-Pre-Intermediate Friends" is here to help you speak English like a pro. Join now, and let's have a blast learning together!

Overview
Section 1: Listening

Lecture 1 Lesson 1 - Daily routine

Lecture 2 lesson 2 - Cities

Lecture 3 Lesson 3 - Cooking and Eating

Lecture 4 lesson 4 - Our Neighbourhood

Lecture 5 Lesson 5 - At School

Lecture 6 Lesson 6 - A letter to a Friend

Lecture 7 Lesson 7 - Music

Lecture 8 Lesson 8 - My Typical Day

Lecture 9 Lesson 9 - Last Summer Holiday

Lecture 10 Lesson 10 - Animals

Lecture 11 Lesson 11 - The Park in the town

Lecture 12 Lesson 12 - Weekend Plans

Lecture 13 Lesson 13 -Dangers of Smoking

Lecture 14 Lesson 14 - A Recent Adventure

Lecture 15 Lesson 15 - Culinary Experience

Section 2: Reading

Lecture 16 Lesson 1 - Where you live

Lecture 17 Lesson 2 - Weather

Lecture 18 Lesson 3 - Travel and Tourism

Lecture 19 Lesson 4 - My New City

Lecture 20 Lesson 5 - My Pet

Lecture 21 Lesson 6 - What's happening in the street now

Lecture 22 Lesson 7 - My Favorite Season

Lecture 23 Lesson 8 - Bedroom

Lecture 24 Lesson 9 - Weekends

Lecture 25 Lesson 10 - Environment

Lecture 26 Lesson 11 - The Library in the town

Lecture 27 Lesson 12 - Next Trip

Lecture 28 Lesson 13 - Benefits of Fruits and Vegetables

Lecture 29 Lesson 14 - Career Path

Lecture 30 Lesson 15 - Sports Achievements

Section 3: Grammar

Lecture 31 Present Simple

Lecture 32 Lesson 2 - Comparatives and Superlatives

Lecture 33 Lesson 3 - Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Lecture 34 Lesson 4 - There is and There are

Lecture 35 Lesson 5 - Adverbs

Lecture 36 Lesson 6 - Present Continuous

Lecture 37 Lesson 7 - Conjunctions

Lecture 38 Lesson 8 - Prepositions

Lecture 39 Lesson 9 - Past Simple

Lecture 40 Lesson 10 - Modal Verbs

Lecture 41 Lesson 11 - Infinitive of Purpose

Lecture 42 Lesson 12 - To Be Going To

Lecture 43 Lesson 13 - Noun Phrase

Lecture 44 Lesson 14 - Present Perfect

Lecture 45 Lesson 15 - Adverbs of Present Perfect

Section 4: Speaking

Lecture 46 Lesson 1 - Talking about daily routine and where you live

Lecture 47 Lesson 2 - Talking about cities and weather

Lecture 48 Lesson 3 - Eating and Tourism

Lecture 49 Lesson 4 - New City and Neighbourhood

Lecture 50 Lesson 5 - School and Pet

Lecture 51 Lesson 6 - Vacation plans and "what's happening now"

Lecture 52 Lesson 7 - Seasons and Music

Lecture 53 Lesson 8 - Rooms and Typical day

Lecture 54 Lesson 9 - Last Holiday and Last Weekend

Lecture 55 Lesson 10 - Protecting Environment and Animals

Lecture 56 Lesson 11 - Library and Parks

Lecture 57 Lesson 12 - Future Plans

Lecture 58 Lesson 13 - Smoking and Eating Healthy

Lecture 59 Lesson 14 - Career and Adventure

Lecture 60 Lesson 15 - Cooking and Sports

People who want to improve their basic English to a more fluent level,People who struggle with learning new words,People who understand passages and conversations clearly,People who want to enjoy learning English


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Network and Systems Administrator Technical Training
Last updated 1/2023
Created by Jobskillshare Community
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 210 Lectures ( 48h 30m ) | Size: 25 GB



Transition from IT Support to advance IT roles



What you'll learn
Networking Basics
Networking Devices and Connectors
IP Configuration
Routing and Switching
Network Management and Security
Windows Server Core Services
Windows Server Management
Wireless, LANs, and WANs
Cloud Basics

Requirements
No degree or experience or certification knowledge required
Basic IT Career knowledge is recommended - Check our IT Support Courses

Description
Network and Systems Administrator Technical Training helps students advance their knowledge and skills in connecting devices to the network in a professional environment. This course will cover networking concepts and skills to help students prepare to enter the workforce as IT or Network Administrators. To be a proficient IT Administrator, it is essential to tune yourself with the mandatory technical skills. The learner will be educated in both practical and theoretical concepts. Jobskillshare blended learning model and recorded live sessions bring classroom learning experience online. In this course, students will learn:Networking Basics to Intermediate Server AdministrationIP ConfigurationRouting and SwitchingNetwork ManagementNetwork SecurityWireless, LANs, and WANsCloud BasicsPREPARES FOR REAL IT ROLESJr. Network AdministratorJr. Systems AdministratorJr. IT and Security AdministratorPREPARES FOR CERTIFICATIONSCompTIA Network+ (N10-008)CCNA (Partial)Our Managed Learning blends online on-demand video lectures with hands-on practice labs. Reinforce your knowledge by accessing REAL equipment online with no restrictions and full administrator privileges in real-time.Our Managed Learning blends online on-demand video lectures with hands-on practice labs.Jobskillshare collaborates with industry leaders to provide the most hands-on IT training using TestOut and real-live practice labs. This unique approach allows students to gain valuable experience by developing real-world IT skills. Students can practice IT skills in a realistic environment without expensive equipment by simulating hardware, software, operating systems, and entire network environments.

Who this course is for
Jr. Network Administrator
Jr. Systems Administrator
Jr. IT Administrator
Anyone transitioning from IT Support to advance IT roles



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CBTNuggets - CompTIA Server+ Online Training - SK0-005 - CompTIA Certification
Last Updated 1/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 189 Lessons (24h 27m) | Size: 28.6 GB

This entry-level CompTIA Server+ training covers the objectives in the SK0-005 exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Server+ certification

There's a lot that could be said about all the technical knowledge that's on the Server+, or a lot of praise that could be given to the systems administrators and data center techs who earn the Server+. But the real star of the show where CompTIA certifications are concerned is that they're vendor agnostic.

A CompTIA certification like Server+ is especially valuable because the knowledge isn't tied to any one hardware manufacturer or software developer. By earning the CompTIA, you're proving that you're broadly competent with server installation, maintenance and management. That means you're free to apply to many different kinds of jobs and in different work environments.

For supervisors, this CompTIA training can be used for SK0-005 exam prep, onboarding new systems administrators, individual or team training plans, or as a CompTIA reference resource.

Server+: What You Need to Know
This Server+ training maps to the SK0-005 server technologies exam objectives, and covers topics such as

Installing, managing and troubleshooting servers
Providing server support in data centers, and on-premise or hybrid environments
Configuring operating systems, access control and virtualization
Implementing backups and providing disaster recovery support
Diagnosing and resolving connectivity, software and hardware issues

Who Should Take Server+ Training?
This Server+ training is considered foundational-level CompTIA training, which means it was designed for systems administrators. This server technologies skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with proprietary and open source server technologies and experienced systems administrators looking to validate their CompTIA skills.

New or aspiring systems administrators. If you're hoping to eventually become a systems administrator, you should be training to earn the Server+ early in your career. Server+ training familiarizes you with the theory and skills necessary to keep servers running smoothly and efficiently in a wide array of different environments. That level of flexibility is crucial for a new systems administrator.

Experienced systems administrators. If you've been working as a systems administrator for several years already, you should plan to pick up the Server+ certification before much more time passes. The Server+ certification is one of the best ways to prove your comfort working with servers in any environment. Plus, for a systems administrator with years of experience, there won't be very much on the exam you won't have seen or experienced already.


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Learn How To Paint Portrait Of A Baby
Last updated 7/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 21.01 GB | Duration: 16h 26m

Learn the basics of oil painting and the basics relating to making a baby portrait



What you'll learn
Get to know the tips and tricks as to how to make a good quality painting
Learn how to make an oil painting portrait of a baby step-by-step
Learn more about the materials used and various alternatives, so you can choose the appropriate work tools
Build that structure that you need to strengthen the basic level as an artist

Requirements
List of Materials required: 1. Oil Colors - 1 set 2. Cold-pressed raw linseed oil 3. Hog hair brushes 1 set 4. soft synthetic brushes for Oil /Acrylic 1 set 5. wooden /metal /glass palette or plate 1 6. small metal lid or candle stand to pour oil 1 7. 1 small bottle of dishwashing liquid for cleaning brushes 8.1 cleaning cloth 9. 2- earbuds & 1 toothpick 10.1 Paper towel 11. 1 glass medium-sized jar 12. 1 A3 size Mixed Media Multi techniques paper 13. small magnifying glass 14. a drawing pencil and eraser 15. a drawing paper for practice

Description
Watch, and paint along with me :) Learn how to make an oil painting portrait of a baby step-by-step. Get to know the tips and tricks as to how to make a good quality painting.Oil painting is an interesting creative activity. This is something most of us already know. However, there's much more to oil painting than just creativity. With the methods and techniques, one not only learns how to paint, but also excels in creating a structure, understand proportions, understand depth - dark vs. light, near vs. far and such.This learning not only builds patience and perseverance, but also flows through into the other aspects of life, bringing in peace and confidence in whatever task that you set your mind into.Portrait of a baby, is an excellent choice because children are completely unaware of the camera and tend to give innocent and direct expressions. These are hard to capture in a painting and that's what we strive for!Materials Required: 1. Belluno Oliefarve (or any oil colors) 12 12 ml 1 pack & linseed oil used for oil painting 1 bottle 2. Hog hair brushes 1 set 3. soft synthetic brushes for Oil /Acrylic 1 set 4. wooden /metal /glass palette or plate 1 (Avoid plastic palette) 5. small metal lid or candle stand to pour oil 1 6. 1 small bottle of dishwashing liquid for cleaning brushes 7. 1 cleaning cloth 8. 2- earbuds & 1 toothpick 9. 1 Paper towel 10. 1 glass medium-sized jar (any used jar f.eks. marmalade jar) 11. 40 x 40 cm canvas framed on wood 12. small magnifying glass 13. 1 drawing pencil 14. Eraser 15. 1 drawing paper (if needed for practice) Link to the picture of the baby is provided as a reference material in each of the lessons.

Overview
Section 1: Understanding Materials & Basics Of Oil Painting

Lecture 1 Preparing the canvas for painting - The toning layer

Lecture 2 Applying Golder Ratio and drawing basic features

Section 2: Layer 2 - The Foundation Layer

Lecture 3 Mixing colors and blocking spaces

Lecture 4 Blocking the background

Lecture 5 Applying skin tones

Section 3: Layer 3 - Starting With Shading And Creating Variations

Lecture 6 Shading and smooth finish

Lecture 7 Applying logic to our imagination

Lecture 8 Painting the face

Section 4: Layer 4 - Starting With Detailing

Lecture 9 Approach to portraiture & detailing on the shirt

Lecture 10 Painting accessories and background

Lecture 11 Background distance and prospect

Lecture 12 Skin and facial features

Lecture 13 Corrections

Lecture 14 Highlighting

Section 5: Layer 5 - Finalizing The Details

Lecture 15 Focusing on the details

Lecture 16 Finalizing the highlights

Section 6: Preparing the canvas for sale

Lecture 17 Varnishing the oil painting

creative people, oil painting artists, anyone interested in pursuing creativity for relaxation or as a business opportunity



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Learn How to Find Your Perfect Homestead
Published 6/2023
Created by Daniel Cortes
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 64 Lectures ( 24h 20m ) | Size: 26.3 GB



Quickly spot threats, red flags, uncover opportunities and discover strengths.



What you'll learn
Identify the perfect homestead properties
Evaluate the microclimate on the property using topographical data
Quickly spot threats and red flags in your homestead property search
Quickly uncover opportunities and strengths when searching for your homestead property

Requirements
No prior experience necessary

Description
This course will teach you a model to finding the homestead property perfect for you, anytime, anywhere. You will be able to quickly spot threats, red flags, uncover opportunities and discover strengths. This course covers over 50 properties across North America in all types of climates. You will learn how to analyze properties of all different sizes and stages of development.This course will completely change how you find properties, you will be faster, you will be more confident and you will waste less time. This course is for anyone interested in buying land in North America. I hope you find it helpful as you one day embark on your homesteading journey. I cover the Scales of Permanence, based on Yeoman's Scale of Permanence... which can help you analyze any property in detail, so that you can make the right decision for you. I m share some examples of properties that have really bad indicators when it comes to water. (Indicators that typically go unnoticed by most people and wind up causing huge issues later on.)This course also covers what good topography is and how you can identify it as an asset, especially when it comes to protecting you from the elements.

Who this course is for
Anyone interested in purchasing a property for homesteading



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The Complete Guide To Chess Principles
Published 5/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 29.72 GB | Duration: 25h 49m

Master Chess Essentials: Unravel Key Principles of Openings, Middlegame Tactics, Endgames and the psychology of chess



What you'll learn
Ability to understand and apply opening principles.
Ability to balance attack and defense in the middlegame.
Ability to identify and execute tactical combinations and calculations.
Ability to understand the importance of material imbalance in middlegame and endgame scenarios.
Ability to appreciate and execute artful checkmates.
Ability to navigate closed positions effectively.
Ability to undermine opponent's pawn chains strategically.
Ability to utilize pawn breaks to create dynamic play.
Ability to discern when and where to make pawn captures.
Ability to identify and execute good moves in a variety of situations.
Ability to manage your time effectively throughout the game.
Ability to spot and exploit weaknesses in your opponent's position.
Ability to ensure king safety throughout the game.
Ability to understand the importance of material and when to consider sacrificing it.
Ability to balance pawn structure considerations with piece activity.
Ability to make decisions on simplification in the middlegame.
Ability to evaluate and use passed pawns effectively.
Ability to utilize thorn pawns to restrict the opponent's king.
Ability to manage tempo effectively to gain an advantage.
Ability to improve piece locations throughout the game.
Ability to understand and apply positional chess principles.
Ability to apply key endgame principles to secure a win or draw.
Ability to incorporate the psychological aspects of chess in your gameplay.
Ability to use principles from "Art of War" in your strategy.
Ability to understand and apply key principles for chess improvement.
Ability to assess the value and potential of each piece.
Ability to create and implement a game plan based on the current position.
Ability to transition smoothly from the opening to the middlegame.
Ability to recognize critical positions and respond appropriately.
Ability to exploit your opponent's tactical errors.
Ability to formulate and execute a successful endgame strategy.
Ability to anticipate your opponent's plans and counter them.
Ability to adjust your strategy based on the evolution of the game.
Ability to recognize patterns and motifs in different positions.
Ability to understand the importance of piece coordination.
Ability to utilize tactical themes like pins, forks, and skewers.
Ability to use prophylactic thinking to prevent opponent's plans.
Ability to understand the importance of space in chess.
Ability to understand pawn structures and their impact on the game.
Ability to adapt your approach based on different opponent styles.

Requirements
Know how the chess pieces move

Description
Welcome to "The Complete Guide to Chess Principles," a comprehensive course expertly designed to turn you from a chess enthusiast into a competent player, familiar with the fundamentals that govern this incredible game.Starting with an introduction to the essential basics, we will guide you through a journey of discovery, exploring the intricate dimensions of chess. We gradually unravel the layers, starting from the Opening Principles tier by tier, to help you establish a solid footing right at the start of the game.Our meticulously structured middlegame modules address multiple facets of this crucial phase - from balancing attack and defence, honing your tactics, combinations, and calculation skills, to understanding the subtleties of material imbalance and the art of checkmating.We delve into the distinct strategies of playing in closed positions, undermining pawn chains, executing pawn breaks and captures, and the nuances of making good moves. Not overlooking the vital principles of time management and exploiting weaknesses, we also underscore the importance of king safety and the delicate art of sacrificing material.Our focus then transitions to the strategic aspects of the middlegame, with dedicated modules on pawn structure, piece activity, simplification, passed pawns, thorn pawns, tempo management, and enhancing piece locations. We equip you with the knowledge to play positional chess confidently.We then delve into endgame principles, ensuring you're well-versed in navigating this defining phase of a chess game. We explore the psychological aspects and apply principles from the Art of War to understand the intricacies of chess strategies.Lastly, we lay out a clear path for your ongoing improvement in the game, sharing effective and proven principles to guide your chess learning journey.Whether you are an absolute beginner or a casual player looking to improve, this course offers an in-depth, structured, and enjoyable approach to mastering chess principles. Get ready to embark on a captivating journey into the world of chess, a journey that promises to be as rewarding as it is enlightening!

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 The What and Why of Chess Principles

Lecture 2 Are "Principled moves" good or bad?

Lecture 3 Meta-principles - Principles in dealing with principles

Lecture 4 Sources of Principles

Lecture 5 Each principle presented gives key points and examples

Lecture 6 Scalability of principles to stronger and stronger opponents

Lecture 7 Main Principle Categories

Lecture 8 Punishment for not following principles

Lecture 9 Qualifying principles

Lecture 10 Beginner to intermediate players express over-assertiveness of principles

Lecture 11 Different levels of reliability of principles

Lecture 12 Know progressively when to break principles

Lecture 13 Neural network influence on established chess principles

Section 2: Opening Principles - Tier 1

Lecture 14 Develop your pieces

Lecture 15 Control the center with pieces and pawns

Lecture 16 Get Castled Early

Lecture 17 Value Castling Rights

Lecture 18 Don't castle if it worsens King Safety

Lecture 19 Minimise Pawn Moves

Lecture 20 Don't move the same piece twice

Lecture 21 Don't bring the Queen out too early

Lecture 22 Don't be too greedy in the Opening

Section 3: Opening Principles - Tier 2

Lecture 23 Keep pieces defended

Lecture 24 Don't give up bishop for knight without good reason

Lecture 25 Give up a bishop for a knight when advantageous to do or follow up strategy

Lecture 26 Don't be provoked to make too many pawn moves (see also Minimise pawn moves)

Lecture 27 Consider main pawn moves if they create definite advantage

Lecture 28 Strong Central Pawn Chain often desirable for the attack

Lecture 29 Replace occupation with central control if advantageous to do so

Lecture 30 Often "Overprotection" is good - e.g. a center point like e5

Section 4: Tier 3 Opening Principles

Lecture 31 Early h-file attacks are often effective especially vs fianchettos

Lecture 32 The only way to refute most gambits is to accept them

Lecture 33 Piece Development speed not so important in closed positions

Lecture 34 Sometimes not castling is best especially in more closed positions

Section 5: Middlegame: Balance of Attack vs Defence

Lecture 35 Generally - be super-nerdy to find the downsides of opponent's position

Lecture 36 Take keen interest in "default downsides" like K-position - diagonal of death

Lecture 37 Can also neutralise opponent's upsides BEFORE focusing on their downsides

Lecture 38 Shut down the opponent's counterplay with patience before any downside focus

Lecture 39 Extreme Neutralising of Opponents resources and upsides can secure fortress draw

Lecture 40 Celebrate relative upsides of your position - e.g. Bishop without counterpart

Lecture 41 Strengthening position- Reduce own downsides vs exploiting downsides of opponent

Lecture 42 Intuitively having more attacking than defensive pieces to justify sacrifices

Lecture 43 Well-founded attacks (AKA downside focus) are more likely to succeed intuitively

Lecture 44 Accumulate advantages makes attacks effective but sometimes optional for win!

Section 6: Middlegame: Tactics, Combinations and Calculation (how most games are won!)

Lecture 45 Prioritise the calculation of forcing variations

Lecture 46 Check all checks, captures and major threats (e.g. mate in 1 or 2)

Lecture 47 Check all checks, even the most outrageous ones

Lecture 48 Check all captures, even the most outrageous ones

Lecture 49 Check all major threats even the most outrageous ones

Lecture 50 Intermediate moves instead of auto-recapture can be dangerous

Lecture 51 Maintain tension- Be aware of forcing variations but don't necessarily play them

Lecture 52 When calculating forcing sequences, check weakness of last move

Lecture 53 When calculating forcing sequences, check killer common squares

Lecture 54 When calculating forcing sequences, check librational effects around whole board

Lecture 55 Pin and win - especially Absolute pins

Lecture 56 Don't always rely on relative pins

Lecture 57 Be aware of the various tactical patterns and what is behind their success

Section 7: Middlegame/Endgame: Material Imbalance Tiebreaking principles

Lecture 58 Bishop often better than Knight in endgames

Lecture 59 Knights can conquer bishops in endgames especially if center blocks bishop in

Lecture 60 Two bishops are often better than Bishop and Knight

Lecture 61 Knight, Bishop, Pawn are often worth more than Rook and pawn

Lecture 62 Two rooks not always better than Queen

Lecture 63 Three pieces are often worth more than Queen

Lecture 64 Two pawns on 6th rank often beat a rook

Lecture 65 Opposite colored bishops often dangerous in middlegame

Lecture 66 Opposite colored bishops often drawing in endgames even with pawns down

Section 8: Middlegame: Checkmating Art related principles

Lecture 67 When escape squares of opponent's King have been taken, get excited

Lecture 68 Be aware of the various mating patterns and what is behind their success

Lecture 69 Double checks are really powerful as they force the King to move

Lecture 70 Don't passively react to threats - aware, keep downside focus if opp. K is weak

Lecture 71 Bringing king down the board to your resources is often great

Lecture 72 Bringing the opponent's King right down the board in middlegame often great

Section 9: Middlegame: Closed positions

Lecture 73 Manoeuvring and building up pressure before pawn breaks is important when closed

Section 10: Middlegame: Undermining pawn chains

Lecture 74 Most often undermining pawn chains at exploitable base for advantage

Lecture 75 Undermine at base of pawn chain for advantage

Section 11: Pawn breaks

Lecture 76 Strategic pawn breaks are often worth preparing carefully

Section 12: Pawn captures

Lecture 77 Generally try and capture towards the center

Section 13: Middlegame: Good moves

Lecture 78 When you see a good move, look for an even better one

Lecture 79 Don't play "Hope Chess" - prefer "Real Chess"

Section 14: Middlegame: Time Management

Lecture 80 General Time Management principles

Lecture 81 Think more strategically when opponent's turn and more tactically on your turn

Section 15: Weaknesses in general

Lecture 82 A weakness is only a weakness if it is exploitable

Lecture 83 K-safety as more game-ending than other weaknesses - Checkmate ends game

Lecture 84 "The threat is often stronger than the execution"

Section 16: Middlegame: King Safety

Lecture 85 K safety: Checkmate ends the game - Try and attack the opponent's King

Lecture 86 K safety: Checkmate ends the game - Try and keep your King safe

Lecture 87 Don't make wreckless pawn moves especially around your King

Section 17: Middlegame: Material and Sacrificing related

Lecture 88 If you sacrifice for the initiative, make sure there is enough compensation

Section 18: Middlegame: Pawn structure vs Piece Activity related

Lecture 89 Pawns don't go backwards -generally avoid creating weak squares in your position

Lecture 90 Pawns don't go backwards - generally try and provoke weaknesses

Lecture 91 Structure is important - Generally avoid Boleslavsky hole on d5

Lecture 92 Structure is important - Generally avoid Isolated Queens Pawn

Lecture 93 Structure is important - Generally avoid Hanging Pawns

Lecture 94 Structure is important - Generally avoid Backward Pawns unless compensation

Lecture 95 Structure is important - Generally avoid Doubled pawns - especially isolated

Lecture 96 Activity vs Structure - Have Isolated pawns if enough compensation

Lecture 97 Activity vs Structure - Have doubled pawns if enough piece compensation

Lecture 98 Activity vs Structure - Have Backward pawns if enough compensation

Lecture 99 Activity vs Structure - Having hanging pawns if enough compensation

Lecture 100 Attacking majority of pawns with a minority often good - Minority Attack

Section 19: Middlegame: Simplification

Lecture 101 When up in material, trade pieces not pawns and keep things simple

Lecture 102 When behind in material, trade pawns not pieces and keep things complex

Lecture 103 Pawns vs Piece: Piece better in middlegame, pawns better in endgames

Lecture 104 Exchange pieces when cramped

Lecture 105 Avoid exchanges when you have more space

Lecture 106 Trade off your bad bishops

Lecture 107 Discourage opponent from trading off their bad bishops

Lecture 108 Trade off your passive pieces for opponent's active pieces

Lecture 109 Avoid your active pieces being traded off for the opponent's passive pieces

Lecture 110 Trade off the opponent's attacking pieces to reduce the attack

Lecture 111 Maximise key attacking pieces to maintain or maximise attack

Lecture 112 Trade pieces when you have a better pawn structure

Lecture 113 Avoid trading pieces when you have a worse pawn structure

Section 20: Middlegame or Endgame: Passed Pawns

Lecture 114 Passed pawns - General principles, and Creation example

Lecture 115 Sense how a majority of pawns can create a passed pawn

Lecture 116 Create Passed Pawns when advantageous to do so

Lecture 117 Try and get Protected Passed Pawns

Lecture 118 Try and get connected Passed Pawns

Lecture 119 Blockade opponent's passed pawns or candidate passers ideally with Knights

Lecture 120 Passed pawns must be pushed

Lecture 121 Rooks belong behind passed pawns - either yours or the opponents

Section 21: Middlegame: Thorn Pawns

Lecture 122 Thorn pawns are often deirable

Section 22: Middlegame: Tempo Management

Lecture 123 In general, making moves with gain of tempo is desirable

Section 23: Middlegame: Improving Piece Locations

Lecture 124 Generally avoid Bad Bishops locked behind own pawns

Lecture 125 Generally knights should be centralised for maximum mobility

Lecture 126 Rooks like 7th rank are often dangerous and very effective

Section 24: Middlegame: Positional chess

Lecture 127 Improve your worst piece if no clear long term plan available

Section 25: Endgame principles

Lecture 128 Activate your King: King Activity - the King becomes a stronger piece

Lecture 129 Take care of pawn structure: Pawn structure becomes more important in endgames

Lecture 130 Leverage the principle of two weaknesses in endgames

Lecture 131 Leverage the principle of opposition

Lecture 132 Leverage outside passed pawns

Lecture 133 Leverage bishop pair in endgames

Lecture 134 Rooks often best behind passed pawns

Section 26: Art of War principles and Psychology

Lecture 135 Style can often be more important than strength

Lecture 136 Know your chess related limitations and strengths

Lecture 137 Strive to make the positions uncomfortable for the opponent

Lecture 138 Strive to get positions you are comfortable with

Lecture 139 Choose the chess competitions best suited to your goals and style

Lecture 140 Have the courage of your convictions even vs much higher-rated players

Lecture 141 Thick skin with determination is often more important than talent

Lecture 142 Value Opening Informational Advantages

Lecture 143 Play positions you know even if you think opponent has prepared against you

Lecture 144 Don't be intimidated by Opponents with higher ratings or reputations

Lecture 145 No one ever won a game by resigning- Tartakower

Lecture 146 The hardest game to win is a won game - Lasker

Lecture 147 "Simple chess" - Don't take unnecessary risks, avoid complications. Win is win.

Lecture 148 Chess Assassin mindset can help stay focused on board not outcomes etc

Section 27: Chess Improvement Principles

Lecture 149 Good to get into the habit of post-mortem analysis of games

Lecture 150 Understanding often more important than memorisation

Lecture 151 Enjoy the process - the journey is often more important than the destination

Section 28: PGN Downloads

Lecture 152 PGN file of annotated games in this course

Section 29: Conclusions and Philosophical points

Lecture 153 Conclusions and Philosophical points

Lecture 154 Bonus Lecture

Beginner to Intermediate Chess Players



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The Complete Personal Finance Course: Save,Protect,Make More
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3 Courses in 1! Save,Protect & Make More! By an Award Winning MBA Professor, VC & Best Selling Online Business Teacher.



What you'll learn
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to save, protect and make much more so that their net worth is significantly higher in the long run. You will be a personal finance expert by the end of this course!
How to profit from the INCREDIBLE Power of Compound Interest
100+ Ways to Save More Including the following ways
14 Ways to Save More on Taxes
16 Ways to Save More on Shopping Expenses
13 Ways to Save More on Car/Transportation Expenses
10 Ways to Save More on Housing Expenses
5 Ways to Save More on Vacation Expenses
4 Ways to Save More on Gifts & Donation Expenses
6 Ways to Save More on Phone/Computer Expenses
13 Ways to Save More on Food & Drinks Expenses
7 Ways to Save More on Debt Expenses
4 Ways to Save More on Education Expenses
7 Ways to Save More on Entertainment Expenses
6 Ways to Save More on Fees Expenses
5 Ways to Save More on Child/Child Care Expenses
4 Ways to Save More on Health Expenses
5 Ways to Save More on Personal Care Expenses
5 Ways to Save More on Pet Related Expenses
How to Change Your Perception of Money
How to Teach Your Children About Saving
How to Protect Your Money by Understanding Your Net Worth (Creating and Understanding Your Balance Sheet .Meaning What You Own and What You Owe )
Understand if You Should Hire a Financial Advisor to Help Protect Your Money
Understand Why Hiring an Accountant Might be the Best Investment You Might Ever Make
How Taxes + Retirement Accounts Work & Why We Need to Minimize How Much Tax We Pay
How Much You Need to Retire
Understand and Taking Advantage of Tax Incentives, which Help You Save BIG TIME for Education/School Expenses
How Much You Need for Education Expenses (for You or Your Kids)
How to Create Your NEW & IMPROVED Income Statement (Meaning Understanding Money In and Money Out)
Understand Your Company Sponsored Tax Savings Plans (if Applicable)
Use a Simple & Effective Money, Taxes, Receipts and Statements Filing System
Understand What are the Best Websites & Apps to Help You Track and Manage Your Spending
Use Quicken on a PC to Manage Your Money
Use Quicken on a Mac to Manage Your Money
Protect Your Money by Making a Monthly Budget
Avoid Getting Ripped off on Fees
Understanding Wills and Trusts
View, Understand and Fix Your Credit Score/Rating (So You Can Get a Loan or Mortgage)
Understand Life Insurance
Understand Auto Insurance
How to Pay Less Tax Strategies
Understand Home and Property Insurance
Understand Health Insurance
Prevent Identity Theft
Understand Credit Cards
Understand Loans
Understand Leases
What Are the Qualities of Billionaires (5 Characteristics of Billionaires I Have Worked For)
Understand the Damage that High Investment Fees Can do to Our Net Worth!
Make More by Learning How to Avoid Paying High Investment Fees
Understand Why and How to Pick Investments from Index Funds
Manage Your Investments with Your Investment Portfolio Management System (Included in the Course)
Populate Your Investment Portfolio Management System (meaning Your Portfolio)
How to Invest in Stocks and 4 CRUCIAL Stock Investing Rules
Investment Data Basics
Understand Risk Management
Understand What Makes Stocks, Bonds, Commodities and Real Estate Investments Go Up or Down
How to Do Your Own Investment Research (and Never Rely on the Pros )
Understand Mutual Funds
Know What Warren Buffett s Favorite Types of Investments Are
Understand Interest Rates, Bonds and The Bigger Picture
Know How Global Economics Works and Why this Matters to Personal Investors
How & Why Do Interest Rates Change & Why this is Important for Investors to Understand?
Understand Foreign Exchange Currency Movements
How Bonds Work and How Can Governments Stimulate the Economy?
Understand Real Bonds - No Theory! (With Real Corporate and International Government Bond Investment Examples)
How to Invest in Bonds
Add Bond Investments to Your Portfolio
How to Invest in Commodities
Add Commodity Investments to Your Portfolio
Introduction to Your Most Important Personal Investment & How Much Should to Spend on a House
How Mortgages Work & How to Calculate Payments (Fixed Rates Versus Interest Only Rates & More)
How to Calculate Mortgage Payments and Know What Happens When Rates Change
What You Need to Know if Considering Investment Properties
How Much to Spend on an Investment Property
Understanding Real Estate Investment Trusts
Adding Real Estate Investment Trust Investments to Your Portfolio
Investment Types to Consider Avoiding Given Liquidity Risks
Diversification Strategies and Your Diversified Model Portfolio
Should You Start Your Own Business & Have >1 Income Stream? 100% YES!
Customize Your Own Complete Personal Finance Excel Dashboard (I Will Teach You How to Customize and Create Your Own Version of the Excel Dashboard Document Used for ALL 25 Exercises in this Course)


Requirements
No prior finance or accounting or Excel experience is required to take this course. Please note that Excel 2013 (or a newer version) is recommended in order to complete some of the exercises in this course. The Excel exercises in this course work on the Windows and Mac versions of Excel. Thanks


Description
Welcome to The COMPLETE Personal Finance Course! I guarantee that this is THE most thorough personal finance course available ANYWHERE on the market - or your money back (30 day money back guarantee). This course and the many exercises in this course is customized for literally EVERY Country & EVERY currency in the world!
By An Award Winning Business Professor, Columbia University MBA Graduate (Majored in Finance) and former Goldman Sachs Employee who is also the author of the #1 best selling business course on Udemy called An Entire MBA in 1 Course. He is also the author of 101 Crucial Lessons They Don t Teach You in Business School, which Forbes calls 1 of 6 books that all entrepreneurs need to read right now.
THIS COMPLETE PERSONAL FINANCE COURSE is 3 courses in 1: Save More Money, 2: Protect More Money, 3: Make More Money.
Also included in this course is a very comprehensive Excel spreadsheet that contains more than 25 exercises to help you save, protect and make more money. No prior finance or accounting or Excel experience is required to take this course.
Some of the many Save Money topics and exercises covered in the course include
How to analyze and significantly decrease your personal expenses so your net worth increases significantly in the long runMore than 100 ways to help you save much more moneyHow very small savings habits changes lead to fortunes later in life!
Some of the Protect Money topics and exercises covered in the course are

What are the secrets of billionaires?Understanding and improving your credit scoreWills, trusts and estate planningHow much should you spend on a house and how to calculate your mortgage paymentsCreating your perfect budgetThe best way to file taxesHow retirement accounts work and how to decrease the amount of taxes you will pay, which will lead to significant increases in your long term net worthProtecting your family and your possessions using insurance productsUnderstanding and increasing your net worth
Some of the Make Money topics and exercises covered in the course are
Investing in stocksInvesting in bondsInvesting in commoditiesInvesting in real estate and moreHow to create your own diversified Investment Portfolio consisting of stocks, bonds, commodities and real estate investment trustsMinimizing the ridiculous fees that you pay your bank and investment companies

We will also have an optional section at the end of the course that will teach you how I made Your included Complete Personal Finance Excel Dashboard exercise file, which will help you save, protect and make more money through the many exercises in this course .and this assumes that you have no or very little excel experience and very little or no accounting or finance experience.
You can use the Excel exercise document in this exercise on a Mac or on a PC and I recommend having Excel version 2013 or later in order to complete all of the many save, make and protect money exercises in this course.
This course and the included comprehensive Complete Personal Finance Excel dashboard exercise file is a roadmap for your personal finance success so you can save, protect and make much more.
All of the tools you need to save, protect and make more are included in this course and the entire course is based on real life Practical Knowledge and experience and not based on theory.

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Closed captions have been added to all lessons in this course.

Overview
Section 1: Course Introduction & How to Take this Course

Lecture 1 Thank You Message from Chris

Lecture 2 Course Introduction (Are You Ready to Save, Make & Protect Your Money?)

Lecture 3 How to Take this Course (and Using Your Complete Personal Finance Dashboard )

Lecture 4 How to Ask me Questions Live on my Weekly Webcast (Includes Zoom)

Section 2: Part 1 of 3: Save[MORE] Money & Making Your Money Work For You!

Lecture 5 Introduction to Saving[MORE] Money & the AMAZING Power of Compound Interest!

Lecture 6 Exercise #1: Time Value of Money (Small Changes Lead to Fortunes Later in Life!)

Lecture 7 Answers to Exercise #1, Questions 1 through 7: Time Value of Money

Lecture 8 Answers to Exercise #1, Questions 8 through 10: Time Value of Money

Section 3: Save by Calculating Where Your Cash is Going: Your CURRENT Income Statement

Lecture 9 What is a Personal Income Statement and Why is this Very Important?

Lecture 10 Exercise #2: Money In & Money Out: Creating Your CURRENT Income Statement

Lecture 11 Discussion of Your Answers to Exercise #2

Section 4: More than 100 Ways to Save MUCH More:Creating Your NEW+IMPROVED Income Statement

Lecture 12 Introduction to Completing Your NEW & IMPROVED Income Statement

Lecture 13 Save on Taxes: 14 Ways to Save More on Taxes

Lecture 14 Save on Car & Transportation: 13 Ways to Save More on Car/Transportation Expense

Lecture 15 Save on Child/Child Care: 5 Ways to Save More on Child/Child Care Expenses

Lecture 16 Save on Communications/Computer: 6 Ways to Save More on Phone/Computer Expenses

Lecture 17 Save on Debt Payments: 7 Ways to Save More on Debt Expenses

Lecture 18 Save on Education: 4 Ways to Save More on Education Expenses

Lecture 19 Save on Entertainment: 7 Ways to Save More on Entertainment Expenses

Lecture 20 Save on Fees[Many are Hidden]: 6 Ways to Save More on Fees Expenses

Lecture 21 Save on Food & Drinks: 13 Ways to Save More on Food & Drinks Expenses

Lecture 22 Save on Gifts & Donations: 4 Ways to Save More on Gifts & Donation Expenses

Lecture 23 Save on Health/Fitness/Life Insurance: 4 Ways to Save More on Health Expenses

Lecture 24 Save on Housing: 10 Ways to Save More on Housing Expenses

Lecture 25 Save on Personal Care: 5 Ways to Save More on Personal Care Expenses

Lecture 26 Save on Pets: 5 Ways to Save More on Pet Related Expenses

Lecture 27 Save on Shopping: 16 Ways to Save More on Shopping Expenses

Lecture 28 Save on Vacation: 5 Ways to Save More on Vacation Expenses

Lecture 29 Save on Other Expenses: 8 Ways to Save More on Other Expenses

Lecture 30 Exercise #3: Creating Your NEW & IMPROVED Income Statement

Lecture 31 Exercise #4: Analyzing Your CURRENT and New & IMPROVED Income Statement

Lecture 32 Exercise #5: Save Money Meeting

Lecture 33 Exercise #6: Save Money Checklist

Lecture 34 Side Note: How Accurate is the TV Show Billions?

Section 5: Changing Your Perception of Saving Money + Saving Money and Your Kids

Lecture 35 Changing Your Perception of Money

Lecture 36 Saving Money & Your Kids

Section 6: Part 2 of 3: Protect[MORE] Money (Many Ways to Protect Your Money)

Lecture 37 Intro. to Protecting Your Money: The What, Why & How of Part 2 of the Course

Lecture 38 Protect Your Money by Understanding Your Net Worth (Your Balance Sheet )

Lecture 39 Exercise #7: Creating & Understanding Your Balance Sheet ( What You Own and What

Lecture 40 Exercise #8: Analyzing Your Balance Sheet

Lecture 41 Exercise #9: Analyzing Your Balance Sheet AND Your Income Statement Together

Lecture 42 Side Note: Should You Hire a Financial Advisor to Help Protect Your Money?

Section 7: Protect Your Money with These Tax Strategies

Lecture 43 Keep All Receipts + Consider Hiring an Accountant (They re GREAT Investments!)

Lecture 44 How Taxes+Retirement Accounts Work & Why We Need to Minimize How Much Tax We Pay

Lecture 45 Exercise #10: How Much Do You Need to Retire?

Lecture 46 Tax Incentives Help You Save BIG TIME for Education/School Expenses

Lecture 47 Exercise #11: How Much Do You Need for Education Expenses?

Lecture 48 Other Potential Company Sponsored Tax Savings Plans

Lecture 49 Exercise #12: Pay Less Tax Strategies

Section 8: Protect $ by Having an Organized Filing System, Tracking Bills & More

Lecture 50 Exercise #13: A Simple & Effective Money, Taxes, Receipts and Statements Filing

Lecture 51 Websites & Apps to Help You Track and Manage Your Spending

Lecture 52 Quicken on a PC to Manage Your Money

Lecture 53 Quicken on a Mac to Manage Your Money

Section 9: Protect Your Money by Creating a Budget & Picking the Right Bank

Lecture 54 Introduction to Protecting Your Money by Making a Monthly Budget

Lecture 55 Exercise #14: Budget Planning

Lecture 56 Is Your $ Safe? Are Your Getting Ripped off on Fees? Should You Switch Banks?

Lecture 57 Exercise #15: Is Your Money Safe? Protect Your Money by Using the Right Bank

Section 10: Protect Your Family with Wills & Trusts and Accessing & Fixing Your Credit Score

Lecture 58 Wills and Trusts

Lecture 59 Viewing, Understanding and Fixing Your Credit Score/Rating (So You Can Get a Loa

Section 11: Protect Your Family and Your Assets with Insurance Products

Lecture 60 Introduction to Insurance

Lecture 61 Life Insurance

Lecture 62 Auto Insurance

Lecture 63 Home and Property Insurance

Lecture 64 Health Insurance

Lecture 65 Side Note: Protect Your Money by Preventing Identity Theft

Section 12: Protecting Your Money, Credit Cards, Loans and Leases

Lecture 66 Credit Cards

Lecture 67 Loans

Lecture 68 Leases

Section 13: Profiles of Successful Wealthy People & How they Protect and Manage Their Money

Lecture 69 They Stay Wealthy for a Reason + 5 Characteristics of Billionaires I Have Worked

Lecture 70 Exercise #16: Protect Money Checklist

Section 14: Part 3 of 3: Make[MORE] Money (Ways to Make Your Money Work for You)

Lecture 71 Introduction to Making[MORE] Money: The What, Why & How of Part 3 of the Course

Lecture 72 Exercise #17: The Damage that High Investment Fees Can do to Our Net Worth!

Lecture 73 Make More by Learning How to Avoid Paying High Investment Fees

Section 15: Index Funds Examples

Lecture 74 An Example of a GREAT Index Fund Firm to Buy Financial Products from: Vanguard

Lecture 75 Examples of Other ETFs to Buy Index Products From

Lecture 76 Side Note: Outta Sight and Outta Mind

Section 16: Introduction to your Investment Portfolio Management System

Lecture 77 Managing Your Investments with Your Investment Portfolio Management System

Lecture 78 Exercise 18: Populating Your Investment Portfolio Management System (meaning You

Section 17: Make Money with Stocks

Lecture 79 Introduction to Investing in Stocks and 4 CRUCIAL Stock Investing Rules

Lecture 80 Investment Data Basics (See SECTION A on Your Investment Portfolio Management Sy

Lecture 81 Your Ownership Amounts in Stocks and ETFs (See SECTION B on Your Invstmt Portfol

Lecture 82 Risk Management (See SECTION C on Your Invstmt Portfolio Mgmt Syst.)

Lecture 83 Sector and Stock Drivers (See SECTION D on Your Invstmt Portfolio Mgmt Syst.)

Lecture 84 Your Research (See SECTION E on Your Invstmt Portfolio Mgmt Syst.)

Lecture 85 Add More Optional Data (See SECTION F on Your Invstmt Portfolio Mgmt Syst.)

Section 18: Stock Valuations, Mutual Funds & Warren Buffett s Favorite Type of Investments

Lecture 86 Exercise #19: Stock Valuations

Lecture 87 Mutual Funds

Lecture 88 Side Note: What Are Warren Buffett s Favorite Types of Investments?

Section 19: Make Money with Bonds & Commodities (& Understanding Interest Rates)

Lecture 89 Introduction to Interest Rates, Bonds and The Bigger Picture

Lecture 90 Global Economics and Why this Matters to Personal Investors

Lecture 91 How & Why Do Interest Rates Change & Why this is Important for Investors to Unde

Lecture 92 Understanding Foreign Exchange Currency Movements

Lecture 93 Bonds and How Can Governments Stimulate the Economy?

Lecture 94 How do Bonds Work Part 1:With Real Corporate & International Government Examples

Lecture 95 How do Bonds Work Part 2:With Real Corporate & International Government Examples

Lecture 96 Exercise #20: Adding Bond Investments to Your Portfolio

Lecture 97 Investing in Commodities

Lecture 98 Exercise #21: Adding Commodity Investments to Your Portfolio

Section 20: Make Money with Real Estate

Lecture 99 Introduction to Your Most Important Personal Investment & How Much Should You Sp

Lecture 100 How Mortgages Work & How to Calculate Payments (Fixed Rates Versus Interest Only

Lecture 101 Exercise 22: Mortgage Calculator

Lecture 102 Investment Property: What You Need to Know if Considering Investment Properties

Lecture 103 Investment Property: How Much Should You Spend on an Investment Property?

Lecture 104 Exercise #23: Adding Real Estate Investment Trust Investments to Your Portfolio

Lecture 105 Side Note: Investment Types to Consider Avoiding Given Liquidity Risks

Section 21: Make More with Diversification & Your Make Money Checklist

Lecture 106 Diversification Strategies and Your Diversified Model Portfolio

Lecture 107 Exercise #24: Diversification & Your Model Portfolio Part 1

Lecture 108 Exercise #24: Diversification & Your Model Portfolio Part 2

Lecture 109 Exercise #25: Make Money Checklist

Lecture 110 Side Note: Should You Start Your Own Business & Have >1 Income Stream? 100% YES!

Section 22: Course Conclusion & Customizing Your Complete Personal Finance Excel Dashboard

Lecture 111 Course Conclusion and Next Steps

Lecture 112 Introduction to Customizing Your Complete Personal Finance Excel Dashboard

Lecture 113 How to Create the Buttons at the Top of Your Excel Dashboard Lesson Part 1 of 2

Lecture 114 How to Create the Buttons at the Top of Your Excel Dashboard Lesson Part 2 of 2

Lecture 115 How to Create the 1st Tab Called "Dashboard Summary"

Lecture 116 How to Create the 2nd Tab Called "Settings" Part 1 of 2

Lecture 117 How to Create the 2nd Tab Called "Settings" Part 2 of 2

Lecture 118 How to Create the 3rd and 4th Tabs (Meaning the Exercise 1 + Exercise 2&3 Tabs)

Lecture 119 How to Create the 5th-8th Tabs (Meaning Exercises 4-6 & All Save Money Ex. Tab)

Lecture 120 How to Create the 9th-19th Tabs (Meaning Exercises 7-16 & All Protect $ Ex. Tab)

Lecture 121 How to Create the 20th-21st Tabs (Meaning Exercises 17 and 18) Part 1 of 2

Lecture 122 How to Create the 20th-21st Tabs (Meaning Exercises 17 and 18) Part 2 of 2

Lecture 123 How to Create the 22nd-32nd Tabs (Meaning Exercises 19-25 & All Other Tabs)

Section 23: Bonus Materials

Lecture 124 Bonus Items

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