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Linkedin Learning Microsoft 365 Manage Access and Authentication-XQZT

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AloMoves - Alo In The Wild- Turkey

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AloMoves - Alo In The Wild- Turkey
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Difficulty: Moderate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 20 Videos (4h 24m) | Size: 10.1 GB

Instructor : Tawny Janae & Kupah James Bring the vibrant energy of Istanbul and ancient Turkish ruins into your virtual yoga and fitness retreat with inspired and empowering classes. Stack and repeat 5- to 20-minute Vinyasa, Pilates, Strength, and fitness classes to meet your personal workout goals, plus incorporate breathwork and meditation for mental wellness.

In this series, you will:
- Create a custom workout with stackable, repeatable classes
- Work out with fun and motivating instructors for flow, stretch, HIIT, and more
- Take a virtual vacay with classes filmed on location in amazing destinations

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Accounting- Complete course - From Beginner to Advanced

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Accounting- Complete course - From Beginner to Advanced
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 15.7 GB | Duration: 48h 56m

Comprehensive course which covers all advanced topics related to accounting


What you'll learn
Comprehensive Accounting Course - From Basic accounting concepts to Financial statements
Meaning and Scope of accounting
Accounting Concepts, Principles and Conventions - This explains following accounting Concepts along with examples like - GAAP (Generally accepted accounting principles), Business Entity concept, Money measurement concept, Going Concern Concept, Accounting period concept, Cost concept, Revenue recognition concept, Matching Concept, Accrual basis of accounting, Cash basis of accounting, Full disclosure concept, Consistency concept, Conservatism concept, Materiality concept, Objectivity concept.
Accounting Terms - Following terms related to accountancy are explained here along with examples - Financial Transaction / Business Transaction, Voucher, Journals, Ledger account, Capital, Liabilities and types of Liabilities, Assets and types of Assets , Capital receipts , Revenue receipts, Debtors / Receivables , Capital expenditure , Revenue Expenditure, Creditors/ Paybles, Expenses , Purchase, Stock/ Inventory, Profit and Loss.
Process of Accounting
Books of Accounts - This explains about various books of accounts Journals , Ledgers , General Ledgers and Subsidiary books. It also includes process to prepare Petty Cash book, Cash book.
Rectification of Errors - It explains how to rectify various types of errors in accounting.
Bank Reconciliation Statement
Inventories - This includes Inventory Recording, Inventory Taking and Methods of determining cost of inventory
Depreciation - This includes depreciation concept , Methods of calculating depreciation , treatment in case of sale of asset.
Bills of Exchange/ Promissory Note accounting
Sale of goods on return basis and Sale of goods on Consignment - This explains concept of sale of goods on consignment and sale of goods on return basis , accounting for goods sold on consignment in books of consignor and consignee, accounting for sale of goods on return basis.
Average Due date calculation
Account Current - his explains concept of account current and accounting in account current. It also explains various methods to maintain account current along with examples.
Final accounts of Sole Proprietor (Manufacturing and Non- Manufacturing) - This explains preparation of financial statement for sole proprietor, various adjustments related to financial statements and solved videos of comprehensive examples.
Partnership accounts - This explains how to deal with Admission , Retirement and Death of partner , Financial Statements of Partnership Firm, accounting treatment in case of admission retirement and death of partner.
Non - Profit Organisations - This explains following concepts related to non profit organisation and accounting treatment for same - donations , subscriptions, annual maintenance fees , one time fees, honorarium etc. It also includes examples on how to prepare financial statements for non profit making organisations.
Company Accounts - Introduction This includes explanation of various types of companies , Issue Re-issue and forfeiture of shares- Process and accounting , Issue of Debentures - Process and accounting.


Description
Hi

This is comprehensive course for any level (Beginner, Intermediate or advanced) consisting of topics related to accounting. It begins from Beginner level i.e explanation of various terms and concepts of accounting and then moves step by step to advanced level of accounting. Each section is systematically divided as per specific related topics thereby making it easy for understanding.

Features of the course :

Recorded virtual whiteboard video lectures every week covering a particular topic.

Video lectures include explaining of concept and solving of examples.

Flexibility to study at your own convenient time.

Topics covered in the course are as follows :

Meaning and Scope of accounting

This includes definition and meaning of accounting and scope of accounting.

Accounting Concepts, Principles and Conventions

This explains following accounting Concepts along with examples like - GAAP (Generally accepted accounting principles), Business Entity concept, Money measurement concept, Going Concern Concept, Accounting period concept, Cost concept, Revenue recognition concept, Matching Concept, Accrual basis of accounting, Cash basis of accounting, Full disclosure concept, Consistency concept, Conservatism concept, Materiality concept, Objectivity concept.

Accounting Terms

Following terms related to accountancy are explained here along with examples - Financial Transaction / Business Transaction, Voucher, Journals, Ledger account, Capital, Liabilities and types of Liabilities, Assets and types of Assets , Capital receipts , Revenue receipts, Debtors / Receivables , Capital expenditure , Revenue Expenditure, Creditors/ Paybles, Expenses , Purchase, Stock/ Inventory, Profit and Loss.

Process of Accounting

This explains transaction flow from various books of accounts.It also includes how to pass a journal entry , post a journal entry in ledger account and prepare a trial balance

Books of Accounts

This explains about various books of accounts Journals , Ledgers , General Ledgers and Subsidiary books. It also includes process to prepare Petty Cash book, Cash book.

Rectification of Errors

It explains how to rectify various types of errors in accounting.

Bank Reconciliation Statement

It explains how to reconcile balance in Bank account in books and balance as per bank statement as on a particular day.

Inventories

This includes Inventory Recording, Inventory Taking and Methods of determining cost of inventory

Depreciation

This includes depreciation concept , Methods of calculating depreciation , treatment in case of sale of asset.

Bills of Exchange/ Promissory Note accounting

This explains concept of bill of exchange/ Promissory Note, accounting for bills of exchange and promissory note along with examples.

Sale of goods on return basis and Sale of goods on Consignment

This explains concept of sale of goods on consignment and sale of goods on return basis , accounting for goods sold on consignment in books of consignor and consignee, accounting for sale of goods on return basis.

Average Due date calculation

This explains how to calculate average due date and use of average due date.

Account Current

This explains concept of account current and accounting in account current. It also explains various methods to maintain account current along with examples.

Final accounts of Sole Proprietor (Manufacturing and Non- Manufacturing)

This explains preparation of financial statement for sole proprietor, various adjustments related to financial statements and solved videos of comprehensive examples.

Partnership accounts

This explains how to deal with Admission , Retirement and Death of partner , Financial Statements of Partnership Firm, accounting treatment in case of admission retirement and death of partner.

Non - Profit Organisations

This explains following concepts related to non profit organisation and accounting treatment for same - donations , subscriptions, annual maintenance fees , one time fees, honorarium etc. It also includes examples on how to prepare financial statements for non profit making organisations.

Company Accounts - Introduction

This includes explanation of various types of companies , Issue Re-issue and forfeiture of shares- Process and accounting , Issue of Debentures - Process and accounting.

Happy Learning !!!

Vanijyavidya


Who this course is for:
Beginner who is curious to learn about accounting. This is comprehensive course consisting of various topics of accounting discussed in detail along with examples which enables to understand concepts and process related to accounting
Students of Accountancy - 11th Standard / 1st PUC , 12th Standard/ 2nd PUC , CA Foundation


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Linkedin Learning CRISC Cert Prep 1 IT Risk Identification-XQZT

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Linkedin Learning PHP Techniques Pagination-XQZT

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Unreal Engine 4 : Getting Started with Blueprints

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Unreal Engine 4 : Getting Started with Blueprints
Duration: 10h 41m | 46 Lessons | Video: 1280x720, 44kHz | 7.777 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Level: Beginner

In this course we will be starting with the basics like what blueprints are and how to navigate the blueprint editor in Unreal Engine 4, right though to creating game play systems are learning how to use many of the main features of blueprints.

The goal of this course is to provide you with useful information and knowledge so that your able to plan and create your own gameplay systems for your future project as well as read other peoples blueprints which and really help speed up the learning process.

What will you learn?

What are blueprints
How to navigate the UE4 blueprint UI
What variables are and how to use them
How to use functions, macros and events to keep your project clean and efficient
The differences between blueprints types such as characters, game modes and actors
Blueprints communication including casting, interfaces and event dispatchers
How to create and setup widget UI on a players screen
Spawning actors, sounds and effects
Code organization

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Skin Texturing And Shading In Mari And Arnold

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Skin Texturing And Shading In Mari And Arnold
Created by Lars Ivar Stranden | Last updated 5/2021
Duration: 10h 56m | 7 sections | 43 lectures | Video: 1920x1080, 48 KHz | 9.5 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Learn production proven techniques and workflows for painting skin textures and building high quality skin shaders



What you'll learn
Painting skin displacement and color textures in Mari using skin scans
Setting up a flexible and realistic skin shader in Arnold for Maya
A professional and production tested workflow for skin look development
Evaluating your work during production and how to address needed improvements
Painting control and utility masks in Mari to further improve the final look

Requirements
Basic understanding of working in 3D software, as well as basic VFX language is a plus

Description
When you first start out, the process of painting and shading skin in CG can be a daunting undertaking, riddled with both technical and artistical challenges. Too often the creative process will grind to a halt due to either a technical problem or uncertainty of the best way to progress.
This course will take you through the entire process from A to Z, teaching you a production proven workflow for creating skin textures and building skin shaders used by professional vfx artists in studios all around the world. We will delve deep into both the technical aspects of the workflow, as well as the creative thought process behind our decisions, making sure to explain not only the "how" but also the "why" of we use these techniques.
This way of painting textures is one that I use on a daily basis as a senior visual effects artist, and is filled to the brim with techniques that I have personally used on anything from small local commercials to Hollywood blockbuster feature films.
My hope for this course is to leave you with a thorough understanding of how to paint and shade CG skin for any type of character, as well as the confidence to both apply and adjust the workflow to whatever personal or professional project you undertake going forward as a character artist.
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Main Topics :
- Model review
- Introduction to Mari and its powerful painting tools
- Using skin scan textures to projection paint detailed skin displacement and color maps
- A node based workflow for texture painting in Mari
- Hand painting control and utility masks in Mari for added shader complexity
- Whiteboard lessons explaining file formats, displacement technicalities and the UDIM workflow
- Building a complex node based skin shader in Arnold from scratch
- Real time and timelapse recordings showing the entire texture painting process
- Evaluating your own work throughout the process to plan your progress
- Basic render settings in Arnold for Maya
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While I do try to cover every part of the tools and techniques we use throughout the course, this is not a Mari or Maya fundamentals course, and some prior knowledge of working with 3D software is recommended. If anything is unclear, feel free to ask questions in the Q&A section and I will do my best to fill in the gaps.
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Included materials:
- Character head model ready for texture painting (two versions of head model available based on your version of Mari)
- Maya look development scene file with lighting setup ready
- HDRI environment light textures from HdriHaven
- Zbrush displacement maps (two versions available based on your version of Mari)
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NOT INCLUDED:
- Skin scan textures. I use a multi channel set purchased from in this course but the workflow should be applicable for most types of skin scan sets on the market. You will need one texture set for displacement, and one for skin color (these do not have to be matched and can come from different sets).
- Software licenses for Mari or Maya. Both software packages have trial versions available for download. Mari also has a Non-Commercial version available for personal use with some minor limitations (still totally usable for this course).

Who this course is for:Beginner or intermediate 3D/character artists wanting to get introduced to a production proven workflow for painting realistic skin textures and building skin shaders

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TTC - The Wonders of America's State Parks

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TTC - The Wonders of America's State Parks
Duration: 10h 35m | Video: .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | Audio: AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | Size: 8.9 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Enormous mountain ranges and breathtaking gorges. Wild sea shores and lazy rivers. Ghost towns and battlefields. Pristine lakes and coral reefs. Not to mention nearly 25,000 campsites, 52,000 miles of hiking trails, over 300 marinas, and hundreds of pools and ski slopes and golf courses. Encompassing more than 18 million acres of land, America's state parks feature a variety of adventures that is nothing short of astounding.

There's so much more to America's natural wonders than the Grand Canyon and Old Faithful. In fact, if you're looking for a remarkable treasure trove of wilderness, wildlife, history, and recreation, look no further than your own backyard-within one of the more than 8,000 state parks across the United States.

Whether it's Niagara Falls in New York, Pennekamp Coral Reef in the Florida Keys, or the redwood state parks of northern California, America's state-managed lands offer something for every kind of visitor. Stopping for a day trip? Camping out for an entire week? Traveling from the comfort of your favorite armchair? No matter what your passion, sense of adventure, or budget is, you'll find a state park that suits your needs and represents a powerful lesson in America's natural and human heritage. It's one thing to read about America's story-it's another thing entirely to actually live it.

So, what's the best way to get the most out of your visit to these incredible places? There's no better person to ask than travel journalist Joe Yogerst, a writer for National Geographic Books who has spent his career exploring the amazing natural and historic landmarks on display at state parks. And in The Wonders of America's State Parks, he guides you on a riveting adventure through more than 100 state wilderness areas stretching from New England to the Pacific Northwest to the Hawaiian Islands. You'll learn how these state parks came into existence, what makes them such a special part of America's story, and how to maximize your experience, whether you're looking for historical insights, panoramic views, or a rejuvenating hike. Mr. Yogerst's 24 lectures will infuse you with the same enthusiasm he shares for these awesome natural, historical, and recreational wonders.

State Parks: Earth's "Coolest Destinations"

America's national parks are iconic for a reason, and they often get the lion's share of public attention. But many state parks emerged long before the National Park Service made it a mission to preserve and conserve America's wild spaces.

Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, while the federal government kept itself busy with transforming America into an industrial powerhouse, state officials took it upon themselves to establish their own parklands. Since their creation, state parks have:

Helped save the bison from complete extinction;
Preserved California's majestic, ancient coastal redwoods;
Enshrined landmarks like Abraham Lincoln's birthplace; and
Given rise to popular sports including mountain biking.
No wonder Mr. Yogerst describes spots that focus on preserving living history-places like New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest, Maryland's Assateague State Park, Colorado's Garden Park Fossil Area, and dozens more-as "among the coolest destinations on planet Earth."

Enjoy Virtual Tours of State Parks

Whether you're planning your next family vacation or simply want to explore America from the comfort of home, The Wonders of America's State Parks offers virtual tours unlike anything you can get from a simple travel guide.

With contagious excitement and enthusiasm, Mr. Yogerst weaves history, geology, and culture to create a comprehensive overview of what you'll find in some of the nation's most incredible state-owned lands-and why they matter. In lectures that touch on everything from environmental science to geology to biology, you'll ford rivers, climb mountains, drive through deserts, and snorkel along coral reefs in different regions of the country.

Niagara Falls: Established in 1885, Niagara Falls attracts an estimated 10 million visitors each year (as much as Yosemite and Yellowstone national parks combined). The oldest state park in the United States, its falls are arrayed across a 3,400-foot stretch of the Niagara Escarpment between upstate New York and Canada's Ontario province.
The Florida Keys: Comprised of around 1,700 sandy islands, the Florida Keys encompass celebrated spots like Key West and Key Largo as well as sandbar islands like Molasses Key. Stretching 190 miles from south of Miami to the Dry Tortugas, the Florida Keys are the world's third-longest barrier reef after the ones in Australia and Belize.
The Great Lakes: Recent restoration efforts have transformed Lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron, Michigan, and Superior into can't-miss state parks that will deepen your appreciation for these geographical marvels. Formed by glaciation during the ice age, the Great Lakes are home to spots including the iconic Mackinac Island State Park.
The Alaskan Frontier: Despite being home to astonishing national parks, America's "last frontier" also contains more than 120 state parks-most of which are unspoiled and uncrowded. Alaska state parks are home to everything from glaciers and tundra to grizzly bears and caribou to relics from the legendary gold rush days.
The Mississippi River: Stretching from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, the Mississippi River is a 2,320-mile waterway that flows right through the American heartland. Interestingly, very little of the river falls within the boundaries of federal parks. Rather, the majority of its landmarks are found at state parks including Fort Snelling State Park.
For every state park highlighted in this course, you'll get a list of some of the top things to see and do. Among the many fascinating spots Mr. Yogerst explores are:

The Old Man of the Mountain Memorial at Franconia Notch State Park, a roadside stop that helps visitors imagine a much-beloved rock formation that crumbled in 2003;
Beaming Barney at Barnegat Lighthouse State Park, a towering red-and-white coastal lighthouse erected in 1859 that offers panoramic views of the Jersey Shore;
The Porcupine Mountains at Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, dubbed by the indigenous Ojibwa people for their resemblance to a crouching porcupine; and
Fort Adams in Rhode Island, a massive masonry bastion constructed after the War of 1812 to protect the United States's Eastern Seaboard from future attacks.
Get a Wealth of Helpful Tips and Recommendations

Overwhelmed by the possibilities that await you at America's great state parks? Mr. Yogerst's lectures are the perfect way to organize a future trip. Not only does he provide you with a wealth of historical background, he also includes his own tips and recommendations on what to see-and how to see it.

For example, while Mr. Yogerst doesn't normally recommend a specific route through a state park, he does suggest you start your visit to the Adirondacks with a drive along State Route 28 through the Upper Hudson Valley for a better look at its gorgeous rivers and lakes. And when visiting the five state parks in the Tidewater region, he suggests renting a car and driving in a circle starting from Assateague Island and ending at Yorktown.

Of course, Mr. Yogerst has his own list of personal favorite parks and sites for you to consider. Chief among them: the little-known and least-visited Garden Park Fossil Area in the Colorado Rockies, which is one of the world's great dinosaur graveyards.

Embark on a National Treasure Hunt

An added benefit of The Wonders of America's State Parks: You'll get so much more engagement than you would from a pamphlet or brochure. Every lecture comes complete with detailed maps and guides designed specifically for this course-not to mention captivating photographs that capture the astounding beauty of the American landscape.

Whether you're preparing for your next vacation or just want to explore the world alongside an expert travel writer, these lectures are a window into the astounding variety of natural, historical, and recreational treasures right in our nation's backyard.

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TGC - The Great Tours: France through the Ages

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TGC - The Great Tours: France through the Ages
Duration: 12h 15m | Video: .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | Audio: AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | Size: 10.3 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
France is the world's most visited destination for travelers. From the beloved city of Paris-a global archetype of beauty, romance, and fine living-to the sunshine and lavender fields of Provence, the medieval splendor of Carcassonne and Avignon, the glittering seaside life of the Côte d'Azur, and more, France ignites the imagination and dazzles the senses like no other country on Earth.

In this thrilling new edition of The Great Tours, you'll delve deeply into what makes France such a magical and irresistible draw, and you'll discover how a visit to France can be an unforgettable adventure, an astonishing journey through history, and a multifaceted immersion in the French "art de vivre"-the art of living.

In the 24 visually lavish segments of The Great Tours: France through the Ages, you'll travel across the diverse regions of France, from Brittany and Normandy in the north to Aquitaine and Provence in the south, enjoying an inside view of France unlike any other you'll find without a plane ticket. What truly sets this tour apart is your consummate guide to France, Professor John Greene of the University of Louisville, a multi-award-winning scholar and professor of French language, culture, and civilization.

Professor Greene's extraordinarily detailed knowledge of France has been honed through a lifetime of travel across all of France's remarkable regions-an intimate, personal familiarity with French life and culture far surpassing guidebooks or conventional itineraries. He was named by the French government as a chevalier in the Ordre des Palmes Académiques for services to education and culture. Professor Greene's expert guidance and richly informative commentary make this tour a thoroughly delightful-and insightful-excursion into the cultural and historical treasures of La Belle France.

Discover the Timeless Appeal of France

The Great Tours: France through the Ages is both an ideal resource for planning your own trip to France and a way to enjoy a deeper grasp of the beauty, history, and culture of France from the comfort of your own home. All segments of the tour are richly illustrated with contemporary and historic photos, maps, and visual aids, bringing the sights and landscapes of France vividly alive.

As one of Europe's premier civilizations, with a tradition reaching back over two millennia, France boasts a spectrum of historical treasures and cultural riches to enchant even the most seasoned traveler. Across the many distinct cultural regions of France, you'll enjoy such diverse sites as:

The Palace and Gardens of Versailles-Among Europe's most spectacular royal residences, and the majestic seat of Louis XIV, the "Sun King";
Bordeaux-Home to both the beautiful city of Bordeaux and the superlative, verdant wine region known for some of the world's finest wines;
The Basque Country-Featuring the proud Basque culture, culinary traditions, and fascinating history, plus the world-renowned religious pilgrimage site of Lourdes;
Corsica-Known to the French as the "Isle of Beauty"; the birthplace of Napoléon Bonaparte, seat of the legendary French Foreign Legion, and a paradise of natural scenery; and
Arles-The sun-drenched, historic town of matchless Provençal charm and the place that inspired numerous masterpieces of Vincent van Gogh.

Enjoy a Phenomenal Tapestry of History

France has often been a major player in some of the most impactful events of European history, making it an infinitely rewarding place to visit for history buffs and for travelers looking for a rich, cultural experience. In the course of this wide-ranging travelogue, you will truly experience France through the ages. As you journey through France's regions and subregions, you'll encounter landmarks of French heritage, such as:

The 35,000-year-old cave paintings of Lascaux and Chauvet, among the world's most stunning prehistoric artworks;
The imposing medieval castles of the Cathars-a storied religious sect-and their dramatic history;
Outsized historical figures such as Eleanor of Aquitaine, Jeanne d'Arc (Joan of Arc), and Charles de Gaulle, and the sites associated with their lives;
The historic locations where the world-changing French Revolution unfolded; and
The enthralling worlds of George Sand, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and the swirl of art and artists in 19th-century bohemian Paris.
Along with a thorough look at the past, you will also get to see the cultural landscape of contemporary France, as captured in the French passion for art, cinema, soccer, fine food, and daring modernist building projects across the country, such as the Viaduc de Millau, a wonder of 21st-century engineering.

Travel to the Heart of French Culture

Throughout the tour, Professor Greene delights in probing the question of what makes France such a magnet for visitors from all over the world. Central to this matter is the art de vivre, a sensibility that permeates nearly every aspect of French life, expressing the French people's desire to live well and to seek out the best life has to offer, in terms of food, art and culture, décor, fashion, nature, and more.

As just one instance of the art de vivre in action, you'll study the concept of "terroir" in French winemaking-the combined factors of the grape, soil, growth environment, weather patterns, and how the land is worked, all of which define the identity and value of a fine wine.

Across the 24 segments of the tour, you'll experience this hallmark of French culture in examples such as:

The Multiple Wonders of Paris-Within six full segments on Paris, dig deeply into the French capital-arguably the world's most aesthetically beautiful major city. Stroll the Grands Boulevards and the enchanting squares, a masterstroke of 19th-century urban planning. And explore the city's multidimensional history, iconic landmarks, romantic neighborhoods, and artistic and literary life, as well as its eminence in the worlds of cinema, photography, and fashion.

Lyon-Explore the self-proclaimed capital of French gastronomy, even above Paris; learn why this remarkable city attracts icons of haute cuisine; sample its culinary scene, from its fine dining restaurants to its more informal "bouchons"; and also note how Lyon gave birth to France's-and the world's-love affair with the cinema.

The Loire Valley-Spend time in one of France's most celebrated regions, most famous for its 300+ châteaux, a Renaissance cluster of architectural masterpieces designed for luxury, comfort, and elegance; trace the historic factors that created this most astounding building boom; and take an in-depth look at the palatial splendor of Azay-le-Rideau and Chenonceau.

Regional French Food and Wine-In the home of the Western world's most celebrated culinary and wine traditions, learn about the history, lore, and methods of preparation of many of France's favorite regional foods, such as bouillabaisse (Marseille), ratatouille (the Rhône valley), and cassoulet (the Camargue). Visit France's world-famous wine regions of Alsace, Champagne, Burgundy, and the Loire, among others, and discover iconic wines, including Château Margaux, Beaujolais, Côtes du Rhône, and Pouilly-Fumé.

Glories of Art and Architecture-Across the span of the tour, pay visits to a multitude of France's greatest cultural treasures, such as the island citadel of Mont Saint-Michel; the 11th-century Bayeux tapestry; Claude Monet's home and gardens at Giverny; the Cathedrals of Rheims, Chartres, and Paris's Notre Dame, as well as Paris's sublime Opéra Garnier; the Gallo Roman architecture of Arles; and Avignon's magnificent Palais des Papes.

Finally, you'll also take in the remarkable natural wonders of France and its idyllic landscapes, from the gorgeous coastal scenery of Normandy and Brittany to the soaring peaks of the French Alps.

In The Great Tours: France through the Ages, you'll mine the essence of a culture that has long stood as a symbol of romance, beauty, and the very best of life and living.

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TTC - The Great Tours: African Safari

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TTC - The Great Tours: African Safari
Duration: 12h 21m | Video: .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | Audio: AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | Size: 10.3 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Africa is a beautiful continent, home to some of the world's most extraordinary scenery and wildlife. Astonishing animals, untamed wilderness, diverse ecosystems: A safari into this great land is an unforgettable experience. From the savannahs of Kenya and Tanzania to the jungles of Uganda and Rwanda to the coasts of Madagascar, an African safari will truly ignite your sense of adventure.

Discover the safari adventure for yourself in The Great Tours: African Safari, an extraordinary course brought to you in partnership with National Geographic. Taught by the highly experienced safari guide James Currie, these 24 exciting lectures take you onto the plains and into the jungles of Africa. Captivating details and gorgeous imagery bring the safari experience to your living room.

The word "safari" may conjure up specific images: waking up at a rugged campsite at dawn to take a 4x4 truck into the African bush to witness lions or hyenas hunting a herd of antelopes. While this is certainly one type of safari, today there are limitless ways to see all the breathtaking wonders Africa has to offer-and a wealth of convenient, comfortable lodges and transportation options to help you enjoy the trip. For instance:

Take a night voyage into the savannahs of eastern Africa to discover an entirely unseen world of wildlife, including aardvarks and owls;
Paddle a canoe through the wetlands of Botswana to get closer to nature than ever before-hippos surfacing with a large exhale, or elephants parading across a channel;
Pull out the binoculars or the DSLR camera to spot birds in the Honde Valley between Zimbabwe and Mozambique;
Pick up a snorkel to explore the stunning reefs of the Seychelles or go diving off KwaZulu-Natal's coast; and
Shut off your phone and listen to the strange outbursts from jungle trees, or the eerie call of predators at night.
Whether you are planning your first trip or just want to enjoy the sights and sounds of this magnificent continent from the comfort of your own home, The Great Tours: African Safari transports you to one of the world's most spectacular environments.

Choose Your Own Adventure

Africa is a whopping 12 million square miles in size, and the vast continent hosts many ecosystems and biomes. Although there are limitless ways to explore Africa's many terrains-the flat deserts, the rugged trails, the lush forests, the fertile wetlands-safaris generally fall into five categories, which Mr. Currie examines in detail:

East African Safaris: Kenya and Tanzania are the birthplace of the safari experience and continue to offer thrills for visitors: lions on the Serengeti, gazelle grazing in grasslands, the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro, and the hair-raising sounds of predators at night.
Southern African Safaris: Southern Africa is an awe-inspiring mix of desert and wetland safari activities, from the big-game sightings in Zimbabwe to the wetland adventures of Zambia and the Zambezi River. Ideal for adventure-seekers who are also interested in luxury lodges or unconventional hot-air balloon trips.
Water Safaris: Whether by boat or in a dugout canoe-known locally as a "mokoro"-seeing the spectacular birds and wildlife of Botswana's wetlands is unbeatable. The Okavango Delta is a biodiverse oasis and the crown jewel of the African safari experience.
Desert Safaris: The desert country of Namibia holds some of the continent's greatest surprises. The beautiful red dunes are teeming with life and home to some of the planet's rarest desert-adapted species.
Primate Safaris: The great apes are human's closest relatives, and trekking into the tropical mountains and valleys of Uganda, Rwanda, or the Democratic Republic of the Congo offers up-close encounters with gorillas, chimpanzees, and other primates.
Get to Know the Flora & Fauna

There's nothing like the roar of a lion, or spying hyenas skulking across the plains, or getting eye to eye with gorillas in the jungle. As a wilderness adventure, any of these safaris will give you an up-close view of the animal kingdom! From the megafauna rock stars (elephants, rhinos, giraffes) to the vicious predators (lions, leopards, crocodiles) to beautiful birds (eagles, flamingos, storks), this course brings Africa's stunning biodiversity to life.

Among other creatures, you will learn about:

Big Cats and Wild Dogs: Lions, leopards, cheetahs, and jackals hunt the grassy plains and enjoy life at the top of the food chain;
Grazing Herbivores: Antelopes, zebras, and buffalo are the "hunted" in the law of the jungle, but they certainly hold their own when it comes to survival;
Reptiles and Amphibians: Crocodiles and snakes may send a chill up your spine, but these cold-blooded animals play a lively role in the safari; and
Birds: The astounding avians of Africa can be seen up close through a variety of ways, from viewing parks to special equipment-find out how.
Animals may be the main attraction, but the local plant life is crucial for the local ecosystems. With Mr. Currie's expert guidance, you will also get to know the botanical wonders you may encounter.

Experience the Whole of Africa

The word safari comes from the Swahili word for journey. The classic safari experience involves driving into the wilderness, but as you will learn in this course, today there are boundless ways to journey through Africa. For instance, a walking safari takes us into a world where we are not in charge, and, thus, forces us to pay attention to small details that we may miss from the relative safety of a vehicle.

Or how about a night safari? Not only will you encounter nocturnal animals such as the elusive aardvark, but you will also see how predators, herbivores, rodents, and birds all behave differently under the cover of darkness. A night drive into the wilderness can open up a whole new world of wildlife viewing.

Mr. Currie also takes you on less traditional safari experiences-to the beaches of Madagascar and the surf breakers off the coast of South Africa. You'll encounter the warm hospitality of Senegal, meet the people of Ethiopia, and journey through the cities of Cape Town and Nairobi.

Finally, you will consider the issues of sustainability and ethics of ecotourism. How can you plan a responsible safari? Should you hire a guide or self-drive? How do you engage with Africa's remarkable communities in a respectful way? What can you do to encourage conservation?

From UNESCO World Heritage sites to stunning bird sanctuaries, and from national parks to hidden-gem wilderness areas, The Great Tours: African Safari takes you on a journey-a virtual safari-across Africa. Experienced travelers and armchair enthusiasts alike will enjoy the way Mr. Currie brings his years of professional safari guidance to bear as he invites you on an exhilarating tour of a destination like no other. Do you hear the call of the wild yet? Your safari adventure awaits!

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Robot Framework Test Automation (Selenium) with Python

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Robot Framework Test Automation (Selenium) with Python
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.8 GB | Duration: 10h 56m

Fastest way to do Selenium Test Automation with Robot Framework.


What you'll learn
Introduction and overview of the free & open-source Robot Framework Test Automation tool
How to install and configure all the pre-requisites
Write your first test case quickly
Page Object Model implementation
How to locate web elements using different techniques
Detailed videos on identifying web elements using complex XPath strategies
Detailed videos on identifying web elements using complex CSS Selectors strategies
How to handle windows in Robot Framework
How to handle Frames in Robot Framework
How to handle List in Robot Framework
How to handle Alerts in Robot Framework
How to handle Mouse Actions in Robot Framework
Selenium Waits, Timeouts and Speed
Control Flow and Loops
How to perform Data Driven Testing
and much more


Description
Are you planning to use Selenium test automation? then start with Robot Framework Test Automation.

Robot framework is easy to learn and help you to automate your test cases very easily, you do not need too much of programming skills to start writing scripts in Robot Framework. The basic level of Python required is already covered in this course as I go along with the course content, so you will not find it difficult at all to grasp all the concepts of test automation using Robot Framework.

If you already have experience in Selenium WebDriver automation using Java and Python, you will learn how beneficial it is to use Robot Framework.

This course will help absolute beginners in test automation and existing automation engineers to quickly learn and start writing automation scripts using Robot Framework. I have created this course taking into consideration that even if you do not know anything about test automation, you should be able to pick up test automation easily using Robot Framework.

This course will help you to learn something great and help you excel in your job or get a new job at automation tester.

So do not wait, go ahead, and enroll to start learning Robot Framework Automation!


Who this course is for:
Test Engineers
SDET
Manual Testers
Test Lead
Test Manager
Automation Tester


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Practical Akka Http and Microservices

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Practical Akka Http and Microservices
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 54 lectures (10h 14m) | Size: 5.26 GB

Learn how to connect Akka systems to the outside world - a really practical hands-on course

What you'll learn:
How to connect Akka systems to the outside word using REST
How to integrate Akka into a Microservice Architecture
How to send data to Akka for use as a source for a stream
How to get Akka to source data from other systems by acting as a client

Requirements
Reasonable level of Java knowledge
Comfortable with Java's Lambda syntax
Knowledge of Akka using Java and the Akka Typed API both Actors and Reactive Streams
This is a follow on course to the "Practical Java concurrency with the Akka Actor Model" and "Practical Reactive Streams with Akka and Java" courses


Description
This course builds on the "Practical Java concurrency with the Akka Actor Model" and the "Practical Reactive Streams with Akka and Java" courses and will extend your knowledge of using the Akka to build robust, concurrent and scalable applications in Java.

Topics included in this course are:

· using the Akka Http libraries to build Akka servers and clients,

· using REST to communicate between Akka system and between Akka and non Akka systems,

· implementing security, including HTTPS / SSL,

· Marshalling and unmarshalling (converting objects to and from JSON)

· Akka's advanced Routing DSL and how to apply it to your scenarios

· Building custom directives to expand the Routing DSL for your own needs

· Connecting akka into complex Reactive Stream graphs

· Dealing effectively with exceptions and where Akka servers are unable to handle requests

· Allowing a browser based client to connect to an Akka system

The course is very practical with real-world scenarios - you'll be expanding on the blockchain mining application built over the first 2 courses to make it into a genuine microservice.

Please note that although Akka is built in Scala, no Scala knowledge is needed for this course - the course covers Akka with Java and we won't be writing any Scala code.

This course covers the newer Akka Typed API only.

Who this course is for
Experienced Java programmers who are looking to expand their skillset
Programmers needing to build scalable, robust, highly concurrent systems in Java

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