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CCNP Enterprise: Enarsi 300-410 V1.1
Published 8/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 43.34 GB | Duration: 63h 18m

Implementing Cisco Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services with Step-by-Step Notes.



What you'll learn
You will be ready to pass ENARSI exams and get hands on experience with our detailed labs
Anyone who wants to learn routing at professional level.
Implementing, Optimizing, Troubleshooting EIGRP,OSPF & BGP
Configuring & Troubleshooting


Requirements
CCNA Routing & Switching Knowledge CCNA 200-125 or CCNA 200-301
General understanding of how to manage network devices.
Basic knowledge of how to implement LANs, network automation.
General understanding of network fundamentals


Description
This Course is updating monthly mannersThe ENARSI - Implementing Cisco Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services v1.1 (300-410) course gives you the knowledge and skills needed to configure, troubleshoot, and manage enterprise wired and wireless networks. You ll also learn to implement routing protocol CCNP ENARSI training includes advanced routing & troubleshooting, etc.After taking this course you will get knowledge of the below given topics.1. Introduction to CCNP Enasarsi2. Tshoot Methodologies different approach3. Troubleshooting Common Commands4. Basic Tshoot Lab5. IP Address Theory with Lab6. Introduction to Routing Protocol7. Routing protocol Part 8. Packet Handling and Forwarding Decision9. EIGRP Theory with Lab10. EIGRP Metric Theory with Lab11. Path Selection Optimization EIGRP Lab12. Eigrp Packet Theory with Lab13. FD and AD Theory with Lab14. EIGRP Auto Summarization15. Manual Summarization theory with Lab16. EIGRP Equal cost loadbalancing17. EIGRP UnEqual Cost Loadbalancing18. EIGRP Authentication Theory lab19. SIA EIGRP theory with Lab20. EIGRP Stubs21. EIGRP BFD Theory with Lab22. EIGRP Modes Theory with Lab23. CCNP- EVE ng24. EIGRP Tshooting Theory25. EIGRP Tshoot Labs26. EIGRP VRF Theory with Lab27. PBR Theory with Lab28. Introduction to OSPF29. OSPF Basic Lab in EVE ng30. OSPF Terminologies31. DR and BDR Theory with Lab32. OSPF Neighbor Requirements33. OSPF Metric Theory with Lab34. OSPF Packet Theory with Lab35. OSPF States Theory with Lab36. OSPF Network Types37. OSPF Multi Area with Redistribute Lab38. OSPF Authenticaiton39. OSPF Area Types40. OSPF Area Types Lab41. OSPF Virtual Link42. OSPF Passive Interface theory with Lab43. OSPF Path Selection theory with lab44. OSPF address Family theory with lab45. OSPF Tshooting Lab with Theory46. AD value Tshoot lab with theory47. Summarization for OSPF48. Auto and Manual Summarization in EIGRP49. Auto Summarization Issuse50. Redistribution theory with Lab51. BGP Introduction Theory52. IBGP Theory with Lab53. EBGP Theory with Lab54. BGP Neighbor States55. BGP Message Types Theory with Lab56. BGP Active and Passive57. BGP Timer theory with lab58. BGP Next-Hope-Self59. BGP Multihop & Update-Source60. BGP Peer Group theory with Lab61. BGP Attribute Theory62. BGP Weight Attribute Lab63. BGP Local Preference Lab64. AS-Path Prepending Lab65. BGP Origin Lab66. BGP MED Attribute Lab67. BGP Neighbor Relationship Lab68. BGP Authentication Lab69. BGP Synchronization70. BGP Synchronization Lab71. Route Reflectors Lab with Theory72. BGP Confederation theory with Lab73. BGP Route Refresh theory74. BGP Route Refresh Lab75. BGP Address Families76. BGP Address Families Lab 177. BGP Address Families lab 278. BGP Filtering Theory79. BGP Filtering Lab80. Basic DHCP Theory with Lab81. DHCP Lab in EVE ng82. DHCP Relay Agent theory with Lab83. DHCP Tshoot theory with Lab tickets84. SNMP Theory with lab part 185. SNMP Part 286. SNMP Tshoot87. Netflow Theory with Lab Part 188. Netflow Tshoot labs89. Syslog Theory90. Syslog Lab and Debug and Conditional Debug91. IPSLA Theory with Lab92. Tshoot Device Management Part 193. Http and Https Tshoot (Tshoot Device Management Part 2)94. FTP and TFTP theory and Tshoot (Tshoot Device Management Part 3)95. CISCO DNA Center(Tshoot Device Management Part 4)96. Copp Theory lab and Tshoot97. AAA Theory with Packet Tracer lab and Tshoot98. Aaa Lab With Cisco Ise99. ACL Theory with Basic Lab100. Extended ACL Lab with Tshoot101. Name Standard ACL Lab102. Extended Name ACL lab103. Time Base ACL with Tshoot theory104. URPF theory with lab105. VPN Introduction106. GRE with IPSec107. Cryptography Concepts108. IPSec theory109. IPSEC Lab110. DMVPN Theory with Lab111. MPLS Introduction with Lab112. MPLS L3 VPN Theory with Lab113. Split horizon route poisoning and Tagg lab114. IPV6 labs

Overview
Section 1: ENARSI 300-410

Lecture 1 Updating Course

Lecture 2 1.Introduction to CCNP Enasarsi

Lecture 3 2.Tshoot Methodologies different approach

Lecture 4 3.Troubleshooting Common Commands

Lecture 5 4.Basic Tshoot Lab

Lecture 6 5.IP Address Theory with Lab

Lecture 7 6. Introduction to Routing Protocol.wmv

Lecture 8 7.Routing protocol

Lecture 9 8.Packet Handling and Forwarding Decision

Lecture 10 9.EIGRP Theory with Lab

Lecture 11 10.EIGRP Metric Theory with Lab

Lecture 12 11.Path Selection Optimization EIGRP Lab

Lecture 13 12.Eigrp Packet Theory with Lab

Lecture 14 13.FD and AD Theory with Lab

Lecture 15 14.EIGRP Auto Summarization

Lecture 16 15.Manual Summarization theory with Lab

Lecture 17 16.EIGRP Equal cost loadbalancing

Lecture 18 17.EIGRP UnEqual Cost Loadbalancing

Lecture 19 18.EIGRP Authentication Theory lab

Lecture 20 19.SIA EIGRP theory with Lab

Lecture 21 20.EIGRP Stubs

Lecture 22 21.EIGRP BFD Theory with Lab

Lecture 23 22.EIGRP Modes Theory with Lab

Lecture 24 23. CCNP- EVE ng

Lecture 25 24.EIGRP Tshooting Theory

Lecture 26 25.EIGRP Tshoot Labs

Lecture 27 26.VRF Theory with Lab

Lecture 28 26 (a). VRF Lab 2 with EIGRP

Lecture 29 27.PBR Theory with Lab

Lecture 30 28.Introduction to OSPF

Lecture 31 29.OSPF Basic Lab in EVE ng

Lecture 32 30.OSPF Terminologies

Lecture 33 31.DR and BDR Theory with Lab

Lecture 34 32.OSPF Neighbor Requirements

Lecture 35 33.OSPF Metric Theory with Lab

Lecture 36 34.OSPF Packet Theory with Lab

Lecture 37 35.OSPF States Theory with Lab

Lecture 38 36.OSPF Network Types

Lecture 39 37.OSPF Multi Area with Redistribute Lab

Lecture 40 38.OSPF Authenticaiton

Lecture 41 39.OSPF Area Types

Lecture 42 40.OSPF Area Types Lab

Lecture 43 41.OSPF Virtual Link

Lecture 44 42.OSPF Passive Interface theory with Lab

Lecture 45 43.OSPF Path Selection theory with lab

Lecture 46 44.OSPF address Family theory with lab

Lecture 47 45.OSPF Tshooting Lab with Theory

Lecture 48 46.AD value Tshoot lab with theory

Lecture 49 47.Summarization for OSPF

Lecture 50 48.Auto and Manual Summarization in EIGRP

Lecture 51 49.Auto Summarization Issuse

Lecture 52 50.Redistribution theory with Lab

Lecture 53 51.BGP Introduction Theory

Lecture 54 52.IBGP Theory with Lab

Lecture 55 53.EBGP Theory with Lab

Lecture 56 54.BGP Neighbor States

Lecture 57 55.BGP Message Types Theory with Lab

Lecture 58 56.BGP Active and Passive

Lecture 59 57.BGP Timer theory with lab

Lecture 60 58.BGP Next-Hope-Self

Lecture 61 59.BGP Multihop & Update-Source

Lecture 62 60.BGP Peer Group theory with Lab

Lecture 63 61.BGP Attribute Theory

Lecture 64 62.BGP Weight Attribute Lab

Lecture 65 63.BGP Local Preference Lab

Lecture 66 64.AS-Path Prepending Lab

Lecture 67 65.BGP Origin Lab

Lecture 68 66.BGP MED Attribute Lab

Lecture 69 67.BGP Neighbor Relationship Lab

Lecture 70 68.BGP Authentication Lab

Lecture 71 69.BGP Synchronization

Lecture 72 70.BGP Synchronization Lab

Lecture 73 71.Route Reflectors Lab with Theory

Lecture 74 72.BGP Confederation theory with Lab

Lecture 75 73.BGP Route Refresh theory

Lecture 76 74.BGP Route Refresh Lab

Lecture 77 75.BGP Address Families

Lecture 78 76.BGP Address Families Lab 1

Lecture 79 77.BGP Address Families lab 2

Lecture 80 78.BGP Filtering Theory

Lecture 81 79.BGP Filtering Lab

Lecture 82 80.Basic DHCP Theory with Lab

Lecture 83 81.DHCP Lab in EVE ng

Lecture 84 82.DHCP Relay Agent theory with Lab

Lecture 85 83.DHCP Tshoot theory with Lab tickets

Lecture 86 84.SNMP Theory with lab part 1

Lecture 87 85.SNMP Part 2

Lecture 88 86.SNMP Tshoot

Lecture 89 87.Netflow Theory with Lab Part 1

Lecture 90 88.Netflow Tshoot labs

Lecture 91 89.Syslog Theory

Lecture 92 90.Syslog Lab and Debug and Conditional Debug

Lecture 93 91.IPSLA Theory with Lab

Lecture 94 92.Tshoot Device Management Part 1

Lecture 95 93.Http and Https Tshoot (Tshoot Device Management Part 2)

Lecture 96 94.FTP and TFTP theory and Tshoot (Tshoot Device Management Part 3)

Lecture 97 95.CISCO DNA Center(Tshoot Device Management Part 4)

Lecture 98 96.Copp Theory lab and Tshoot

Lecture 99 97.AAA Theory with Packet Tracer lab and Tshoot

Lecture 100 98.Aaa Lab With Cisco Ise

Lecture 101 99.ACL Theory with Basic Lab

Lecture 102 100.Extended ACL Lab with Tshoot

Lecture 103 101.Name Standard ACL Lab

Lecture 104 102.Extended Name ACL lab

Lecture 105 103.Time Base ACL with Tshoot theory

Lecture 106 104.URPF theory with lab

Lecture 107 105.VPN Introduction

Lecture 108 106.GRE with IPSec

Lecture 109 107.Cryptography Concepts

Lecture 110 108.IPSec theory

Lecture 111 109.IPSEC Lab

Lecture 112 110.DMVPN Theory with Lab

Lecture 113 111.MPLS Introduction with Lab

Lecture 114 112.MPLS L3 VPN Theory with Lab

Lecture 115 113.Split horizon route poisoning and Tagg lab

Lecture 116 114.IPV6 Part 1

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500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training (Part 4) Yoga Alliance RYT500
Published 8/2023
Created by Live Your Yoga Flow
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 116 Lectures ( 18h 44m ) | Size: 23.4 GB



Part 4 of 5 ~ Become a 500 Hour Certified Yoga Teacher RYT500 ~ Internationally Certified Yoga Alliance Course



What you'll learn
In Parts 1 - 5 of 500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training you will learn all of this & so much more...
History of Yoga | In depth exploration of the ancient history, through to modern times.
Yoga Philosophy | Delve deep into yoga philosophy, it's origins & how it relates today.
Styles of Yoga | Explore & experience the various styles & traditions of yoga practice.
General & Advanced Anatomy & Physiology of Yoga | 8 In-Depth Modules
Pranayama | Learn breath techniques for yoga practice & the explore the life force of Prana.
Meditation | How to meditate, the benefits of regular meditation practice, & styles of meditation.
45 Asana (Postures) | How To, Modifications, Alignment, Variations, Contraindicationss
50 Advanced Asana (Postures) | How To, Modifications, Alignment, Variations, Contraindicationss
Sun Salutations | Learn the complete flows and how to teach them.
Assisting & Adjusting Techniques
Yoga Teaching Methodology
Sequencing Your Yoga Classes
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali | Explore the Sutras & apply them to your teaching.
Bhagavad Gita | Explore & analyze the ancient scripture.
Meditation | Advance your meditation teaching, while you also advnace your own practice.
The Bandhas | Learn to engage & lock your energy prana, or life force.
Mudras | Learn to stimulate the flow of prana throughout the body, to quieten the mind.
The Vayus | Deepen your teaching with a detailed understading of the Vayus.
The 5 Koshas | Understand the energetic layers of the body.
Sanskrit | Learn phonetic sounds, translation, pronunciation and use.
Chant | Understanding & utilizing Chant from a professional Chant Master.
Ayurveda | Understanding Ayurveda and how to apply it to your teaching.
Experience practice classes to see how all the elements apply.
Faculty Mentorship | Our Teachers guide & assist you as you grow your teaching practice.
The Chakras | Explore how you can bring the chakras into alignment for a healthier mind, body & spirit.
The Ethics of Yoga Teaching | Navigating the ethical issues that arise when teaching yoga.
Business aspects of teaching Yoga.
See the course description for complete breakdown of Parts 1 - 5.

Requirements
SUGGESTED (but not required) ~ Live Your Yoga Flow - 500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Certificate - (Parts 1 - 3)
Everyone is welcome!

Description
Welcome to 500-Hour Yoga Teacher Training (Part 4) ~ Yoga Alliance Approved Programming! UDEMY'S FIRST&ONLYYoga Alliance, 500 Hour Yoga Teacher TrainingThis course is a continuation from Parts 1, 2 and 3.Become a Certified Yoga Teacher (RYT500) ~ This course is an inspiring, yoga teacher training curated by our experienced team of teachers who are interested in your success as a yoga teacher and as a person. Our Yoga Alliance approved, 500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training gives you the tools you need to rise to the top in a career you re passionate about. From the basics to the advanced practices, this training helps you develop personally and prepares you to support your students through their own, unique yoga journeys.Yoga teachers with the 500 Hour designation qualify to lead Yoga Teacher Trainings. As well, they can apply for the designation of Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider (YACEP) and start their own yoga teacher training programs.500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training deepens your experience of yoga and life, so you can become the teacher you ve always wanted to be.LIVEYOURYOGAFLOWis the Global Leader in Online Yoga Education and a leading provider of Yoga Teacher Training & Yoga Continuing Education courses on Udemy! We have been providing programming since 2010, and have graduated over 36,000 students around the world, both in person and online.IMPORTANT: The course is divided into 5PARTS, and you are required to complete all five parts, successfully, to be eligible for the 500 Hour certification. Upon successful completion of all five parts, students will be able to request their combined 200 &300 Hour certificates, which will allow them to register with Yoga Alliance as an RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher) 500.ANDIMPORTANT: The course is a variation of our 200 Hour program, and 300 Hour program. If you are already enrolled in our 200 Hour or 300 Hour Advanced program, you should continue on with those programs. If not, then this is the perfect program for you!Each part of the program builds upon the previous curriculum. It is important to complete the parts in order.PART 1 - Live Your Yoga Flow's 500-Hour Yoga Training Certificate (Part 1) includes:part 1 Manual (PDF& Downloadable)Anatomy & Physiology of YogaHistory of YogaStyles of YogaYoga PhilosophyPranayamaMeditationPractice Classes20 Hours of Video ContentDiscounted Access to our Online Yoga StudioPART 2 - Live Your Yoga Flow's 500-Hour Training Certificate (Part 2) includes:part 2 Manual (PDF& Downloadable)Essential Asana (Postures) with TutorialsAsana Teaching MethodologyAsana Assisting & AdjustingAsana SequencingSanskritMudrasBandhasEthics & Authenticity as a TeacherBusiness of Yoga20 Hours of Video ContentPractice ClassesQuizPART3 - Live Your Yoga Flow's 500-Hour Yoga Training Certificate (Part 3) includes:part 3 Manual (PDF& Downloadable)Yoga PhilosophyThe VayusThe 5 KoshasThe BandhasPranayamaYoga Sutras of Patanjali (Part 1)SanskritChantMeditationAdvanced Anatomy & PhysiologyMentorship (Part 1)20 Hours of Video ContentPractice ClassesPART4 - Live Your Yoga Flow's 500-Hour Yoga Training Certificate (Part 4) includes:part 4 Manual (PDF& Downloadable)Bhagavad Gita (Parts 1 & 2)Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (Parts 2 & 3)Advanced Forward Bend Asanas (Postures) with TutorialsAdvanced Inverted Asanas (Postures) with TutorialsAsana Misalignment and CorrectionsThe ChakrasAyurvedaEthics of Yoga TeachingMentorship (Part 2)20 Hours of Video ContentPractice ClassesPART 5 - Live Your Yoga Flow's 500-Hour Yoga Training Certificate (Part 5) includes:part 5 Manual (PDF& Downloadable)Bhagavad Gita (Part 3)Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (Part 4)Asana Teaching MethodologyAsana Assisting & AdjustingAsana SequencingAdvanced Arm Balance Asanas (Postures) with TutorialsAdvanced Backward Bend Asanas (Postures) with TutorialsAdvanced Twisting Asanas (Postures) with TutorialsAdvanced Seated Asanas (Postures) with TutorialsMentorship (Part 3)Business of Yoga20 Hours of Video ContentPractice ClassesFinal QuizEXTRAS:Meditation ScriptsMonthly Student Educational BulletinYoga Insurance Discountebook: The Yoga MeditationSample LiabilityWaiverSample ResumeYoga Inspiration Class PlaylistsSample ClassesAll course content is curated by and is exclusive to Live Your Yoga Flow.After each part is completed, UDEMY will issue your certificate. All certificates are issued by UDEMY. However, if a student would like to receive a certificate from the school, they can apply for this at the end of the program. There is an administration fee of $35. This is optional and not required.For students who are ALREADY Yoga Alliance Yoga Teachers: With your UDEMYcertificate, this course can be added to your Yoga Alliance profile. It qualifies for 100 hours of Yoga Alliance Continuing Education (contact hour) credits. Instructions will be provided at the end of the program on how to add these to your profile.

Who this course is for
Anyone wanting to become a Certified Yoga Teacher.
Anyone who wishes to explore teaching yoga.
Anyone who wishes to explore teaching yoga.
Health & wellness professionals who would like to utilize Yoga in their practice.
Yoga Teachers looking to complete Continuing Education Credits with Yoga Alliance.



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Quick Sql In Vb .Net : Database Apps In Visual Basic & Sql
Published 8/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 30.40 GB | Duration: 68h 51m

10 in 1:Data Entry App, Visual Basic ADO .Net ,Search SQL in VB ,multi user,Image in SQL Server,Backup,Aggregate,Publish



What you'll learn
10 Courses in one + 60 Hours + 10 Projects - Longest SQL in VB. Net course on Udemy!
Easily Learn Pro Database Apps with VB .Net and SQL: Data Entry Apps ,Phone Book, Image in SQL ,Searching and Filtering Data, Aggregates ,SQL CRUD, Multi User A
Build VB. Net Apps by SQL ADO .Net
Pro English Dictionary by 176,000 Words!
Start working With SQL Server
Search the SQL Data by VB. net App
Filtering data to find values quickly
Design Pro Data Entry Forms
Save Image in SQL Db by VB .net App
Create Phone Book Project in VB .net
Multi User App & Login Form in VB. net
Backup and Restore SQL Db in VB. Net
SQL Aggregates ( Sum, Avg, Max, Min) in VB
Publish VB .net Apps in SQL in Users PC
Load,Save,Delete & New By VB. net in SQL
Date,Time,Currency & Number in VB. Net
SQL CRUD : Insert, Update, Delete functions
Working with Oracle VirtualBox

Requirements
Visual Studio 2017 or 2019 or 2022 Community edition or other versions
General Knowledge of Visual Basic Programming
Inner Motivation to Learn SQL in VB. Net!

Description
Hi ThereWith my 20 years programming skills Im with you to share my knowledge with youSoIf you want to make a lot of moneyIf you want to find best jobs in programmingIf you want to buy 1 course and get 10 coursesIf you try you will learn using SQL Server Database in VB Net ApplicationIf you are beginners or student looking for a tutorial to database app in SQL Server and create a application for that in VB Net in simplest wayI started from beginning and show you how toStart Working with SQL ServerBuild VB Net Apps by SQL ADO NeSearch the SQL Data by VB net AppDesign Pro Data Entry FormsSave Image in SQL Db by VB Net AppPro English Dictionary by 176000 WordsCreate Phone Book Project in VB netMulti User App and Login Form in VB netBackup and Restore SQL Db in VB NetSQL Aggregates Sum Avg Max Min in VB NetPublish VB net Apps in SQL in Users PCLoad Save Delete and New By VB net in SQLUsing Date Time Currency and Number in VB NetWorking with Oracle VirtualBoxDont hesitate to start learning SQL Server in vb netEvery thing will be discussed with sample project and you will have lot of fun within my courseSay Hi SQL and VB net world and lets go

Overview
Section 1: Intro

Lecture 1 Course Intro

Lecture 2 Download projects and files of this course

Section 2: SQL Serverfor Beginners

Lecture 3 Who should watch this section!

Lecture 4 Download & install SQL 2014 on Windows 10 and Windows 7

Lecture 5 Start using SQL server and SSMS

Lecture 6 Working with SQL database

Lecture 7 Using SQL Server configuration manager

Lecture 8 Using SQL Server Table

Lecture 9 SQL Numeric Data types

Lecture 10 SQL English Text Data types

Lecture 11 SQL Unicode Text Data types

Lecture 12 GUID datatype in SQL

Lecture 13 How to Attach, Detach and offline the SQL database

Lecture 14 Identity and Auto Increment Column in SQL Server

Lecture 15 SQL Date Time Data types

Section 3: Basics - "Phone Book" Db in SQL

Lecture 16 Section intro

Lecture 17 Intro -Road map of Phone Book Db in SQL

Lecture 18 Create "Phone Book" database in SQL

Lecture 19 Select Query In SQL

Section 4: Basics - Using SQL Database in VB

Lecture 20 Intro - Using SQL ADO.Net in VB

Lecture 21 SQL ADO.Net Introduction

Lecture 22 Adding and debt and income columns to database

Lecture 23 Create VB.Net Phone Book Project for SQL Server

Lecture 24 Add Dataset to VB.Net project

Lecture 25 Make a back up of our project

Lecture 26 Add Table Adapter to Dataset

Lecture 27 SQL Server Connection String in Depth

Lecture 28 Using Manual Query editor in VB.Net

Lecture 29 Using Diagram & Criteria to Create SQL Select Query

Lecture 30 Finish Adding Table Adapter to Dataset

Lecture 31 What is Dataset and Data table in VB.Net

Lecture 32 What is Table Adapter in VB.Net

Lecture 33 How to configure SQL Query in Table Adapter

Section 5: Basics - Data Entry Form in VB

Lecture 34 #### Section intro 1 ### - Add DataGridView

Lecture 35 Add Datagrid view to Phone Book form

Lecture 36 Resolve errors and create form again

Lecture 37 What is Binding Source?

Lecture 38 Add All Textboxes & Labels to Phone Book Form

Lecture 39 Adding Textbox & Label one by one to Form

Lecture 40 Configure New , Delete and Save Buttons in Form

Lecture 41 Add Records to Dataset and save in SQL Server Database

Lecture 42 #### Section intro 2 ### - Add Toolbar to data entry form

Lecture 43 Upgrade to Visual Studio 2019 my Phone Book project

Lecture 44 Add toolbar to data entry form

Lecture 45 Add image to toolbar buttons

Lecture 46 Enable|Disable toolbar buttons by VB.Net code

Lecture 47 Create method for Enable|Disable buttons

Lecture 48 Enable|Disable Datagridview & Groupbox by VB.Net code

Lecture 49 #### Section intro 3 ### - VB.Net codes for data entry buttons

Lecture 50 Write "Add New " button code in VB.Net

Lecture 51 Write "Save Changes" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 52 Show message box after saving data to SQL

Lecture 53 Write "Delete User" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 54 Write "Edit" & "Cancel" buttons code in VB.Net

Lecture 55 Add empty record guard to "Edit" & "Delete" Buttons

Lecture 56 Disable groupbox Items when click the "Delete" button

Section 6: Basics - Loading Data & DataGridView

Lecture 57 TableAdapter section intro

Lecture 58 Use default Fill method of TableAdapter

Lecture 59 Add new Fill method for TableAdapter and use it

Lecture 60 Add new BindingNavigator and using it

Lecture 61 Customize default BindingNavigator

Lecture 62 #### Section intro 1 ### - Working with DataGridView

Lecture 63 Disable DGV edit,delete,column reorder,new row and ...

Lecture 64 Disable DGV column & row resize

Lecture 65 Add and remove DGV columns

Lecture 66 Change the width and visibility of columns in DGV

Lecture 67 Change the text of Columns in DGV

Section 7: Basics - Advance ADO.Net

Lecture 68 #### Section intro 1 ### - Advance Topics of ADO.Net

Lecture 69 Get the Row count by using DataTable

Lecture 70 Get the Row count after deleting some records by using DataTable

Lecture 71 Sort the records inside DataTable using Select query

Lecture 72 Get the Row count by using BindingSource

Lecture 73 Get the current record position using BindingSource

Lecture 74 Using BindingSource to Sort the records inside DataTable

Lecture 75 #### Section intro 2 ### - Create Custom BindingNavigator

Lecture 76 Design custom BindingNavigator by normal buttons

Lecture 77 Write the code to navigate between records

Lecture 78 Adding "Current Record" & "Total Records" labels to custom Navigator

Lecture 79 Disable "First" & "Previous" buttons in first record

Lecture 80 Disable "Last" & "Next" buttons in last record

Lecture 81 Using "Try" structure to protect VB.Net codes against errors

Section 8: Basics - Saving Image to SQL

Lecture 82 Intro - Saving Image to SQL

Lecture 83 Steps to save customer image in SQL database

Lecture 84 Add customer image picturebox and browse button

Lecture 85 Write the code to load customer image in VB.Net

Lecture 86 Add empty image guard to customer image

Lecture 87 Add filter for selecting customer image

Lecture 88 Add "No Image" picture for new customer image

Lecture 89 Add customer image column to SQL Server database

Lecture 90 Add customer image column to VB.Net project by Configuring TableAdapter

Lecture 91 Save Image in SQL DataBase

Lecture 92 Configure TableAdpter to load saved image in form

Section 9: Advance - Searching data

Lecture 93 Course intro

Lecture 94 Intro - Searching data

Lecture 95 Download projects and files of this course

Lecture 96 Intro creating phone book database

Lecture 97 Search SQL data : Review to Create "Phone Book" Db in SQL

Lecture 98 #### Section intro 1 ### - "Phone book" project in VB.Net

Lecture 99 Create VB.Net Phone Book Project for SQL Server

Lecture 100 Overview of ADO.NET

Lecture 101 Add Dataset & TableAdapter to Phone Book app

Lecture 102 Bind datatable to Datagrid View on form

Lecture 103 Load data in to form from the SQL database

Lecture 104 #### Section intro 2 ### - Finding the Fix Values in SQL

Lecture 105 Where Clause for Searching Data in SQL

Lecture 106 #### Section intro 3 ### - Finding Fix Values in VB.Net

Lecture 107 Write query to search fix last name in VB.Net

Lecture 108 Write query to search last name from textbox

Lecture 109 Write query to search numeric columns

Lecture 110 Search Unicode text in SQL table by VB.Net

Lecture 111 Use Not equal operator(<>) for searching in VB.Net and SQL

Lecture 112 Use other operators for search in SQL numeric columns in VB.Net

Lecture 113 #### Section intro 4 ### - Finding Similar Values in SQL

Lecture 114 Simple like query

Lecture 115 Like query with starting percent

Lecture 116 Like query with ending percent

Lecture 117 Search evrywhere by like

Lecture 118 Unicode in where

Lecture 119 Like query with other wild carts

Lecture 120 Like query with not operator

Lecture 121 #### Section intro 5 ### - Finding Similar Values in VB.Net

Lecture 122 LIKE operator in table adapter for searching fix Last Name

Lecture 123 Search words with common starting by WildCard '%' with SQL Like

Lecture 124 Searching words with common ending by WildCard '%' and SQL Like

Lecture 125 Searching words anywhere with WildCard '%'+ SQL Like

Lecture 126 Use LIKE operator for searching Unicode Values

Lecture 127 #### Section intro 6 ### - Finding Between Values in SQL

Lecture 128 Between usage

Lecture 129 Using between with numberic columns

Lecture 130 Using between with text columns

Lecture 131 Using between with date columns

Lecture 132 Using between with not operator

Lecture 133 #### Section intro 7 ### - Finding Between Values in VB.Net

Lecture 134 Add Between operator to table adapter to search a rage of dates

Lecture 135 Design form to use Between operator

Lecture 136 Working with DateTimePicker control

Lecture 137 VB.Net code to search between dates

Section 10: Project -> Advance Search Form

Lecture 138 Download project of: Advance Search Form

Lecture 139 Intro - advance search project

Lecture 140 Create the advance search project in VB.Net

Lecture 141 Set form default setting and add dataset

Lecture 142 Connect Project & Dataset to SQL Databse

Lecture 143 Design search form and add controls to it

Lecture 144 Write the code to show and hide controls

Lecture 145 Add DataGrid View to form

Lecture 146 Search data by date of birth between 2 dates

Lecture 147 . Search data by last name and 4 operators

Lecture 148 Show message box when search type is not selected

Lecture 149 Search last name by between and not equal operator

Lecture 150 Protect the code by try structure

Section 11: Project -> English Dictionary (+176,000 Words)

Lecture 151 Download project files of: Pro English Dictionary

Lecture 152 Intro - Pro English Dictionary with 176,000 words

Lecture 153 How to download SQL Database of Dictionary with 176,000 words

Lecture 154 Attach SQL database inside SQL Data folder

Lecture 155 Attach SQL database inside custom folder

Lecture 156 Create the English Dictionary project in VB. Net

Lecture 157 Set the default properties of dictionary form

Lecture 158 Design the English Dictionary main form

Lecture 159 Add the dataset to VB.Net project

Lecture 160 Connect VB. Net project to SQL Server

Lecture 161 Write Select query in table adapter and add datatable

Lecture 162 Bind data gridview and binding navigator to Datatable

Lecture 163 Customize DGV columns (resize,column header, ...)

Lecture 164 Change the color of odd & even records in DGV

Lecture 165 Change the row height & row header width of DGV

Lecture 166 Add a textbox to show the definition completely

Lecture 167 Add a query to search exact word in tableadapter

Lecture 168 Write the code to search exact Word in VB .Net code

Lecture 169 Add a query to search similar words in tableadapter

Lecture 170 Add the search type combobox to form

Lecture 171 Write VB.Net code to identify selected search type

Lecture 172 Write the code to search similar Words in VB. Net code

Lecture 173 Show the progress panel while searching the words

Lecture 174 Sort the records after searching by table-adapter

Lecture 175 Use the binding-source to sort the words after searching

Lecture 176 Show message box when there is nothing to search

Lecture 177 Add a button to show all words in dictionary

Lecture 178 Finalize project by loading the default data in the startup

Section 12: Advance - Filtering Data

Lecture 179 Intro - Filtering Data

Lecture 180 Project files of next sections

Lecture 181 #### Section intro 1 ### - Build project for filtering data

Lecture 182 Various methods to search data

Lecture 183 Create the project in VB .Net to search data by filter

Lecture 184 Add Dataset to VB.Net project

Lecture 185 Connect the project to SQL database by adding Table-Adapter & datatable

Lecture 186 Add the data-gridview to project and design dictionary form

Lecture 187 #### Section intro 2 ### - Filtering Numeric Data

Lecture 188 Search fix number by filter in numeric column

Lecture 189 Other operators with filter to search numeric column

Lecture 190 Using Logical operators with filter to advance search

Lecture 191 #### Section intro 3 ### - Filtering Text Data

Lecture 192 Using the filter to search exact text in text column

Lecture 193 Filter & like operator to search similar values

Lecture 194 Logical operators with text and numeric columns

Lecture 195 #### Section intro 4 ### - Sorting records & remove filter

Lecture 196 Sort the records by single column with the binding-source

Lecture 197 Multi-column sorting with bindingsource

Lecture 198 Remove the filter property of the bindingsource

Lecture 199 Remove the sort property of the bindingsource

Lecture 200 #### Section intro 5 ### - Filtering Date Data

Lecture 201 Add phone book form to search the date column by filter

Lecture 202 Add DateTimePicker and DGV to phone book form

Lecture 203 Vb.Net code to search fix date by filter method

Lecture 204 Effect of Windows regional format to search date by filter

Lecture 205 Use DateTimePicker to search the date by filter method

Lecture 206 Change DateTimePicker value by Vb. Net code

Section 13: Project -> Fast English Dictionary

Lecture 207 Download project files of: Fast English Dictionary

Lecture 208 Intro - fast English dictionary

Lecture 209 Prepare previous dictionary project to develop

Lecture 210 VB.Net code to load the default records of dictionary

Lecture 211 Use filter method to write "Show all" button code

Lecture 212 . Search exact word by filter method

Lecture 213 Search similar words in dictionary by filter method

Lecture 214 Make Dictionary startup faster by timer control

Section 14: Project -> Fast Search Phone Book

Lecture 215 Download project files of: Fast Phone Book Search By Filter

Lecture 216 . Intro - Fast search phone book

Lecture 217 Prepare previous phone book project to develop

Lecture 218 VB.Net code to load the all records of phone book in app startup

Lecture 219 VB .Net code for "Show all" Button by filter method

Lecture 220 Use filter to search exact last name in phone book

Lecture 221 Use filter to search similar last name in phone book

Lecture 222 Use Not equal operator(<>) with filter to search data

Lecture 223 Auto search by filter

Lecture 224 Search the date column by filter

Lecture 225 Sort records after searching by filter

Section 15: Pro - Date, Time, Currency & Number

Lecture 226 Project files of Date,Time,Currency & Number with MaskedTextBox

Lecture 227 #### Section intro 1 ### - Start Using MaskedTextBox

Lecture 228 Add a new form and MaskedTextBox to the project

Lecture 229 Using the MaskedTextBox by default masks

Lecture 230 Main parts of the mask property for Date values

Lecture 231 Change the prompt character of MaskedTextBox

Lecture 232 Disable Space key on the MaskedTextBox

Lecture 233 #### Section intro 2 ### - Using MTB for Date, Time, Number & Currency

Lecture 234 Get the final Text of MaskedTextBox in VB.Net code

Lecture 235 Using MaskedTextBox for Date and Time values

Lecture 236 Using MaskedTextBox for Numerics values

Lecture 237 What is the country based language code?

Lecture 238 Using the MaskedTextBox for localized Currency

Lecture 239 Using the MaskedTextBox for localized Date

Lecture 240 Using the MaskedTextBox with Arabic language

Lecture 241 Using the MaskedTextBox with Persian language

Lecture 242 #### Section intro 3 # - Validating MTB for Date, Time, ...

Lecture 243 Validating MaskedTexbox Text as Date for LTR languages

Lecture 244 Advance tips for Validating MaskedTexbox Text as Date for LTR languages

Lecture 245 Validating MaskedTexbox Text as Date for Arabic & Persian & other RTL languages

Lecture 246 Validating MaskedTexbox Text as Time

Lecture 247 Validating MaskedTexbox Text as Number

Lecture 248 Validating MaskedTexbox Text as Currency

Lecture 249 . #### Section intro 4 ### - VB.Net project to save MTB values in SQL

Lecture 250 Create a SQL database for using MaskedTextBox in VB.Net

Lecture 251 Add customer info table to SQL database

Lecture 252 Add sample data to SQL Server Table

Lecture 253 Add 3 form to project for English,Arabic & Persian language

Lecture 254 Set the form default properties and add the dataset

Lecture 255 Add Table Adapter to Dataset and connect it to SQL

Lecture 256 Add Datagrid view and items to form

Lecture 257 Write VB.Net code to save data and load them back

Lecture 258 #### Section intro 5 ### - MTB in VB.Net for Date and Time

Lecture 259 Effect of Windows regional format of date column in VB.Net App

Lecture 260 Change the culture of App by VB. Net code

Lecture 261 Add MaskedTextBoxs to form and bind them to Datatable

Lecture 262 Prepare MaskedTextBox for Date datatype

Lecture 263 Change Application short date format in VB .Net code

Lecture 264 VB code to Validate the Date inside MaskedTextbox for LTR languages

Lecture 265 Prepare MaskedTextBox for Time datatype

Lecture 266 Change Application short & long time format in VB.Net code

Lecture 267 VB.Net code to Validate the Time in MaskedTexbox

Lecture 268 #### Section intro 6 ### - MTB in VB.Net for Numbers & Currency

Lecture 269 Prepare MaskedTextBox for Numeric datatype

Lecture 270 VB.Net code to Validate the Number in MaskedTexbox

Lecture 271 Prepare MaskedTextBox for Currency datatype

Lecture 272 VB. Net code to change currency symbol in App culture

Lecture 273 VB .Net code to Validate the Currency in MaskedTextbox

Lecture 274 #### Section intro 7 ### - Data Validator Class & Method

Lecture 275 Add class & method for data validation to Visual Studio project

Lecture 276 Move our codes to validator method

Lecture 277 Add parameter to our method

Lecture 278 Add return value to validator method

Lecture 279 Use the validator method in our form

Lecture 280 Test and check the method by break point

Lecture 281 #### Section intro 8 ### - Arabic & Persian Date, Time , ...

Lecture 282 Design Arabic data entry form with date,time , ...

Lecture 283 Change App culture to Arabic by visual basic code

Lecture 284 Validate the Arabic date,time,number, ...

Lecture 285 Design Persian data entry form with date,time , ...

Lecture 286 Change App culture to Persian by visual basic code

Lecture 287 Validate the Persian date,time,number, ...

Section 16: Pro - Amazing Data Entry Forms

Lecture 288 Intro - Amazing Data Entry Forms

Lecture 289 Download projects and files of this course

Lecture 290 #### Section intro 1 ### - Add SQL Database for Goods

Lecture 291 Create database and table for goods

Lecture 292 Add sample data to SQL Server Table

Lecture 293 #### Section intro 2 ### - Connecting SQL Db to VB.Net

Lecture 294 Create new project in VB.Net

Lecture 295 Add form for first data entry form

Lecture 296 SQL ADO.Net Introduction

Lecture 297 Add Dataset to VB.Net project

Lecture 298 Add Table Adapter to Dataset and connect it to SQL

Lecture 299 Simple working with query builder in Tableadapter

Lecture 300 Advance working with query builder in Tableadapter

Lecture 301 Finish Adding Table Adapter to Dataset

Lecture 302 Datatable and Table Adapter in depth

Lecture 303 Connection String & configuring Tableadapter query

Lecture 304 . #### Section intro 3 ### - First data entry form type

Lecture 305 Create data entry form by using first method

Lecture 306 Working with BindingNavigator

Lecture 307 Loading data with auto VB.Net generated codes!

Lecture 308 Add data entry buttons in to top of form

Lecture 309 Disable and enable data entry buttons by VB.Net code

Lecture 310 Write the code for "New Record" Button

Lecture 311 Write the code for "Save Changes" Button

Lecture 312 Show message box after saving data to SQL

Lecture 313 Write the code for "Delete Record" Button

Lecture 314 Write the code for "Edit Record" & "Cancel" Buttons

Lecture 315 Disable & enable DataGridView and group box

Lecture 316 Prevent "Edit"&"Delete Button" empty record error

Lecture 317 Working with DataGridView settings

Lecture 318 #### Section intro 4 ### - 2nd data entry form type

Lecture 319 Create data entry form by using second method

Lecture 320 Design the main form of second method

Lecture 321 Design the child form of second method data entry

Lecture 322 Write the code to show the child form

Lecture 323 Add status label to child form

Lecture 324 Write the code for "New Record" Button

Lecture 325 Write "Save Changes" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 326 Reload the data after saving changes in SQL

Lecture 327 Transfer selected ID from main form to the child form

Lecture 328 Add the SQL query to load data by ID in TableAdapter

Lecture 329 Write the code of "Edit Button" by using the "Fill By ID" query

Lecture 330 Add the empty record guard to "Edit Button"

Lecture 331 Write "Delete" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 332 Sort records by "ID" column by 2 methods

Lecture 333 Finalize second method forms

Lecture 334 #### Section intro 5 ### - 3rd data entry form type

Lecture 335 Add forms for 3rd data entry form

Lecture 336 Design the main form of 3rd method

Lecture 337 Show the child form of 3rd method data entry

Lecture 338 Design the child form of 3rd method data entry

Lecture 339 Write the code for child form of 3rd data entry form

Lecture 340 Transfer selected ID from main form to the child form

Lecture 341 load data by selected "ID" in child form

Lecture 342 Correct the "Delete Button" code

Lecture 343 Add the empty record guard to "Edit Button" & "Delete Button"

Lecture 344 Add main form to show 3 data entry main forms

Lecture 345 Using Try structure to protect code against SQL Errors

Section 17: Pro - Saving Image in SQL

Lecture 346 Intro - Saving Image in SQL

Lecture 347 Project files of this course

Lecture 348 How to load the Project files after downloading

Lecture 349 #### Section intro 1 ### - Build "User List" Database in SQL

Lecture 350 Create SQL Database for users List

Lecture 351 Add image column to table in SQL

Lecture 352 Add Users sample data in SQL Database

Lecture 353 #### Section intro 2 ### - Add SQL Database in VB.Net

Lecture 354 Create Users List project in VB.Net

Lecture 355 Structure ADO

Lecture 356 Add Dataset to VB.Net project

Lecture 357 Connect VB.Net project to SQL Server

Lecture 358 Add Select query to Table adapter

Lecture 359 Add Datatable to Dataset and Tips

Lecture 360 #### Section intro 3 ### - Design User List Form

Lecture 361 Add Datagrid view & Items to Users form

Lecture 362 Add user picture box to form

Lecture 363 Write code to load user image in VB.Net

Lecture 364 Add empty image guard to user image

Lecture 365 Add filter for selecting user image

Lecture 366 Add "No Image" picture for empty user image

Lecture 367 #### Section intro 4 ### - Data Entry Form Toolbar

Lecture 368 Add toolbar to data entry form

Lecture 369 Add image to toolbar buttons

Lecture 370 Enable|Disable toolbar buttons by VB.Net code

Lecture 371 Create method for Enable|Disable buttons

Lecture 372 #### Section intro 5 ### - Data Entry Buttons VB.Net Coding

Lecture 373 "Add New User" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 374 "Save Changes" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 375 Show message box after saving data to SQL

Lecture 376 "Delete User" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 377 "Edit" & "Cancel" buttons code in VB.Net

Lecture 378 Save user image in SQL Database

Lecture 379 #### Section intro 6 ### - Customize DataGrid View (DGV)

Lecture 380 Set the size of Image column in DGV

Lecture 381 Set the height of Image column in DGV

Lecture 382 Disable DGV edit,delete,column reorder,new row and ...

Lecture 383 Customize DGV columns (resize,column header, ...)

Lecture 384 #### Section intro 7 ### - Save Image Manually to SQL

Lecture 385 Convert Image to Binary or Byte array

Lecture 386 Save image binary directly in SQL database

Lecture 387 #### Section intro 7 ### - Save Image Manually to SQL

Lecture 388 Solve the error when insert method not found

Lecture 389 Show message box after saving image in SQL

Lecture 390 Add Guard to prevent empty image error

Lecture 391 Insert data into SQL by using textboxes

Section 18: Pro - Multi-UserApps

Lecture 392 Intro - Multi User App

Lecture 393 Download projects and files of this course

Lecture 394 #### Section intro 1 ### - Add "User Login" Db in SQL

Lecture 395 Create SQL Database for Users Login

Lecture 396 Create table for Users Login in SQL Database

Lecture 397 Add Users Login sample data in SQL Database

Lecture 398 #### Section intro 2 ### - Design Form of "Login Users List"

Lecture 399 Create Users Login project in VB.Net

Lecture 400 Add main form for project

Lecture 401 Add top & bottom panels with buttons

Lecture 402 Add image & text to toolbar buttons

Lecture 403 Add Dataset to VB.Net project

Lecture 404 Connect VB.Net project to SQL Server

Lecture 405 Add Select query to Table adapter

Lecture 406 Finish adding Datatable to Dataset and Tips

Lecture 407 #### Section intro 3 ### - Design "Login List" Main Form

Lecture 408 Add main login users list form to VB.Net project

Lecture 409 Add Datagrid view to login users list form

Lecture 410 Write the code to load user list data by TableAdapter

Lecture 411 #### Section intro 4 ### - Design "User Register" Form

Lecture 412 Add user register form

Lecture 413 Design User Register Form

Lecture 414 Add items to user register form

Lecture 415 Write the code to disable & enable data entry buttons

Lecture 416 Write the code to disable & enable items inside groupbox

Lecture 417 #### Section intro 5 ### - Coding "User Register" Form in VB.Net

Lecture 418 Write "Add New User " button code in VB.Net

Lecture 419 Write "Save Changes" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 420 Show message box after saving data to SQL

Lecture 421 Transfer selected ID from main form to the child form

Lecture 422 Add the SQL query to load data by ID in TableAdapter

Lecture 423 Write the code to load user data by selected ID

Lecture 424 Write "Edit" & "Delete" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 425 Write "Cancel" button code in VB.Net

Lecture 426 Add empty record guard to "Edit" & "Delete" Buttons

Lecture 427 Fill the data by last "ID" after saving in database

Lecture 428 Refresh the records after closing user register form

Lecture 429 Customize DataGrid View (DGV)

Lecture 430 #### Section intro 6 ### - Saving User Image in SQL Db

Lecture 431 Load the user image in picturebox

Lecture 432 Add the guard for empty user image

Lecture 433 Add filter for selecting user image

Lecture 434 Saving User Image in SQL Database

Lecture 435 #### Section intro 7 ### - Design User Login Form

Lecture 436 Add login form to project

Lecture 437 Design login form and adding controls to it

Lecture 438 Bind user name combobox to data table

Lecture 439 Add login info labels to login form

Lecture 440 Bind user image picturebox to user image column

Lecture 441 Write the code to verify user entered password

Lecture 442 Limit password textbox chars and add guard to ...

Lecture 443 #### Section intro 8 ### - Using "Login" Form by Main Form

Lecture 444 Show users list form within main form

Lecture 445 Show login form at App startup

Lecture 446 Write the "Exit Button" code in login form

Lecture 447 Saving user login info in App settings

Lecture 448 Show login user image & name in main form

Lecture 449 Finalize login form coding!

Lecture 450 #### Section intro 9 ### - Project 1: Data Entry Form with Login data

Lecture 451 Create "Product List" database in SQL Server

Lecture 452 Add sample data in SQL for Product List table

Lecture 453 Add "Product List" table to dataset in our Project

Lecture 454 Add Product List data entry form

Lecture 455 Design the Product List form

Lecture 456 Write the code for Product List form to save data

Lecture 457 Add value to the "User Name" & "User Id" labels

Lecture 458 Add value to the "System Date" & "System Time" labels

Lecture 459 Connect Product List form to the main form

Lecture 460 Add guard & protection to codes by "Try" Structure

Lecture 461 Add the background image to the main form

Section 19: Pro - Backup &Restore Data

Lecture 462 Intro - Backup & Restore Data

Lecture 463 Download projects and files of this course

Lecture 464 Steps to add the backup & restore to VB.Net apps

Lecture 465 #### Section intro 1 ### - Creating the sample database

Lecture 466 Create the sample database in SQL Server

Lecture 467 Add sample data and test our SQL table

Lecture 468 #### Section intro 2 ### - Connecting SQL Db to VB.Net

Lecture 469 Add new project in VB.net

Lecture 470 Add Table Adapter to Dataset and connect it to SQL

Lecture 471 Finish Adding Table Adapter to Dataset

Lecture 472 Add Datagrid view to form

Lecture 473 #### Section intro 3 ### - Backup Database in SQL

Lecture 474 Simple database backup in SQL Server

Lecture 475 Advance database backup in SQL Server

Lecture 476 SQL script to make a database backup in SQL Server

Lecture 477 #### Section intro 4 ### - Restore Database in SQ

Lecture 478 Restore database from SQL internal backup list

Lecture 479 Restore database from SQL backup file

Lecture 480 Advance topics of database restore in SQL Server

Lecture 481 SQL script to restore a database backup in SQL Server

Lecture 482 #### Section intro 5 ### - Run SQL Backup Query in VB.Net

Lecture 483 Add "SQL command" & "SQL connection" to VB.net code

Lecture 484 Add 6 steps to run SQL Query in VB.Net code

Lecture 485 Add backup script to run in VB.net

Lecture 486 Change backup file name & path and ... in VB.Net

Lecture 487 #### Section intro 6 ### - Run SQL Restore Query in VB.Net

Lecture 488 Add restore script to run in VB.Net

Lecture 489 Advance topics about restore command in VB.net code

Section 20: Project -> Pro Backup Form

Lecture 490 Add backup form to VB.net project

Lecture 491 Design backup form in VB.net

Lecture 492 VB code for "Browse" & "Exit" Buttons

Lecture 493 VB code to generate the backup file name

Lecture 494 Add empty backup folder name guard to "Browse" Button

Lecture 495 VB code for "Backup & Exit" Button

Lecture 496 Add empty backup file name guard to "Backup" Button

Lecture 497 Show message after creating the SQL backup in VB

Lecture 498 Show backup progress panel while backing up database

Lecture 499 VB.net code to exit the backup form after backup process

Section 21: Project -> Pro Restore Form

Lecture 500 Add restore form to VB.net project

Lecture 501 Design restore form in VB .net

Lecture 502 VB code for "Browse" & "Exit" Buttons

Lecture 503 Add empty backup file name guard to "Browse" Button

Lecture 504 Start writing the "Restore" button code

Lecture 505 Complete "Restore" button code

Lecture 506 Add database exist checker to "Restore" button

Lecture 507 Show "Backup" & "Restore" forms from main form

Section 22: Pro - SQLAggregates

Lecture 508 Intro - SQL Aggregates

Lecture 509 Download projects and files of this course

Lecture 510 #### Section intro 1 ### - Sample Database in SQL

Lecture 511 Create the sample database in SQL Server

Lecture 512 Add sample data and test our SQL table

Lecture 513 #### Section intro 2 ### - Connecting SQL Db to VB.Net

Lecture 514 Add new project in VB.net

Lecture 515 What is SQL ADO.Net technology?

Lecture 516 Add Table Adapter to Dataset and connect it to SQL

Lecture 517 Finish Adding Table Adapter to Dataset

Lecture 518 Add Datagrid view to form

Lecture 519 Connection String & configuring Tableadapter query

Lecture 520 #### Section intro 3 ### - COUNT Aggregate Function

Lecture 521 Using COUNT aggregate function in SQL Editor

Lecture 522 Add new aggregate query to tableadapter

Lecture 523 Add COUNT function to tableadapter in VB. Net

Lecture 524 Using the COUNT query in VB.Net form

Lecture 525 Working the "GetvalueorDefault" method

Lecture 526 #### Section intro 4 ### - SUM Aggregate Function

Lecture 527 Using SUM aggregate function in SQL Editor

Lecture 528 Add SUM function to tableadapter in VB .Net

Lecture 529 Using the SUM query in VB.Net form

Lecture 530 #### Section intro 5 ### - AVG Aggregate Function

Lecture 531 Using AVG aggregate function in SQL Editor

Lecture 532 Add AVG function to tableadapter in VB

Lecture 533 Using the AVG query in VB.net form

Lecture 534 #### Section intro 6 ### - MIN Aggregate Function

Lecture 535 Using MIN aggregate function in SQL Editor

Lecture 536 Add MIN function to tableadapter in VB

Lecture 537 Using the MIN query in VB.net form

Lecture 538 #### Section intro 7 ### - MAX Aggregate Function

Lecture 539 Using MAX aggregate function in SQL Editor

Lecture 540 Add MAX function to tableadapter in VB.net

Lecture 541 Using the MAX query in VB. Net form

Lecture 542 #### Section intro 8 ### - Condition in Aggregate for Numeric Columns

Lecture 543 Add condition to aggregate in numeric columns in SQL editor

Lecture 544 Add condition to aggregate in numeric columns in TableAdapter

Lecture 545 Use condition with aggregate query in VB form

Lecture 546 #### Section intro 9 ### - Condition in Aggregate for Text Columns

Lecture 547 "Equal" & "LIKE" operators with aggregate in text columns in SQL editor

Lecture 548 "Between" operator with aggregate in text columns in SQL editor

Lecture 549 Logical operators with aggregate in text columns in SQL editor

Lecture 550 Add condition to aggregate in text columns in TableAdapter

Lecture 551 Use condition with aggregate query in VB.Net form

Section 23: Pro - Advance ADO.Net &ComboBox

Lecture 552 Download projects and files of this course

Lecture 553 What is ComboBox and SQL in VB.Net?

Lecture 554 #### Section intro 1 ### - Build ComboBox Db in SQL

Lecture 555 Create SQL Database for combobox

Lecture 556 Add table and sample data for combobox in SQL Db

Lecture 557 #### Section intro 2 ### - Connect ComoBox Db to VB.Net App

Lecture 558 Create ComboBox Project in VB. Net

Lecture 559 Add Dataset to combobox project in VB .Net

Lecture 560 Add Table Adapter to Dataset and connect it to SQL

Lecture 561 Create Select query with query builder in table adapter

Lecture 562 Configure SQL Query in Table Adapter & connection string in depth

Lecture 563 #### Section intro 3 ### - Simple ComboBox in VB.Net & SQL

Lecture 564 Main parts of ComboBox

Lecture 565 Simple binding of combobox to database

Lecture 566 VB.Net code to load the data by tableadapter

Lecture 567 Binding multiple combobox to database

Lecture 568 Using Selected text and Selected index of combobox

Lecture 569 Using the selected value in combobox

Lecture 570 #### Section intro 4 ### - Advance ComboBox in VB.Net & SQL

Lecture 571 Add group id column to combobox items table in SQL Db

Lecture 572 Add advance combobox form to VB .Net windows form project

Lecture 573 Add group id column to datatable inside the VB projec

Lecture 574 Bind multiple ComboBoxes to datatable by the bindingsource

Lecture 575 Filter multiple ComboBoxes items by group id

Lecture 576 In depth filtering the combobox items

Lecture 577 Sort the items of combobox by the bindingsource

Lecture 578 Sort & Filter the Combo Items by VB.Net code

Lecture 579 Speed up form load by excluding unused combo items in form load

Lecture 580 #### Section intro 5 ### - ComboBox Items Form in VB.Net

Lecture 581 Add combobox items manager form to VB .Net project

Lecture 582 Add and Design DataGridView in Combo items form

Lecture 583 Write VB. Net code for save button

Lecture 584 Show message after saving records

Lecture 585 Add delete button to DataGrid View

Lecture 586 Send selected combo group id to Combo items form

Lecture 587 Load the combobox items based on selected combobox

Lecture 588 Manually "Add,Delete,Update" the combobox items by combo items form

Lecture 589 #### Section intro 6 ### - Advance ADO.Net & Datatable

Lecture 590 Datatable structure in depth

Lecture 591 Get the row and column count of datatable

Lecture 592 Get single record Rowstate in datatable

Lecture 593 Get multiple records Rowstate in datatable

Lecture 594 Using "AcceptChanges" method of datatable

Lecture 595 Get the value of single row and column

Lecture 596 Get the value of multiple rows and single column

Lecture 597 Write the value inside single row and single column

Lecture 598 Write the value inside multiple rows and single column

Lecture 599 #### Section intro 7 ### - Add New Item to ComboBox

Lecture 600 Add the new item to combobox by VB .Net code

Lecture 601 Close the form after adding new combo item

Lecture 602 #### Section intro 8 ### - Binding ComboBox to the Db

Lecture 603 Add customer info table to SQL database

Lecture 604 Add customer info table to VB.Net App

Lecture 605 Add controls on form to customer info datatable

Lecture 606 Bind ComboBox text to datatable

Lecture 607 Bind ComboBox selected value to datatable

Lecture 608 Advance topic of ComboBox binding

Section 24: Pro - SQLCRUD in VB

Lecture 609 Download projects and files of this course

Lecture 610 #### Section intro 1 ### - SQL CRUD operations in SSMS

Lecture 611 What is the Crud operations?

Lecture 612 Using the SQL INSERT query in simple method

Lecture 613 Using INSERT query without column list

Lecture 614 Advance topics of INSERT query ( Adding Date,Text,Numbers)

Lecture 615 Add NULL values by INSERT query

Lecture 616 Auto generate Insert query in SQL Management Studio (SSMS)

Lecture 617 Using the SQL Update query in simple method

Lecture 618 Advance topics of UPDATE query & Auto generate it

Lecture 619 Use UPDATE method with custom column list

Lecture 620 Using NULL value with UPDATE method

Lecture 621 Using the SQL DELETE query

Lecture 622 #### Section intro 2 ### - Build VB.Net App for SQL CRUD

Lecture 623 Add & design CRUD form in VB. Net project

Lecture 624 Bind the DGV to datatable and load the data from SQL db

Lecture 625 #### Section intro 3 ### - SQL CRUD in VB.Net App

Lecture 626 Use default INSERT query of TableAdapter to add the new record

Lecture 627 Add new INSERT query to TableAdapter and used it

Lecture 628 Get the last inserted ID in DataBase after inserting the new record

Lecture 629 Use default DELETE query of TableAdapter to delete the record

Lecture 630 Customize the default DELETE query of TableAdapter

Lecture 631 Add our new DELETE query to TableAdapter and use it

Lecture 632 Show confirm Message box to user before deleting a the record

Lecture 633 Show the InputBox to user to edit the value in edit button

Lecture 634 Use default UPDATE query of TableAdapter to save changes

Lecture 635 Customize the default UPDATE query of TableAdapter

Lecture 636 Add new UPDATE query to TableAdapter for updating the record

Lecture 637 #### Section intro 4 ### - Finalizing the VB.Net CRUD Project

Lecture 638 Reload the data after : New,Edit and Delete operations

Lecture 639 Connect the "Combo items CRUD" form to the main form

Lecture 640 Finalize connecting the "Combo items CRUD" form

Section 25: Pro - Oracle VirtualBox

Lecture 641 Intro VirtualBox

Lecture 642 What is Virtual Machine?

Lecture 643 Download and install Oracle VirtualBox

Lecture 644 Quick tour of VirtualBox environment

Lecture 645 Add new Windows 7 virtual machine to VirtualBox

Lecture 646 Working with the settings of Virtual Machine

Lecture 647 Delete virtual machine and settings from VirtualBox

Lecture 648 Preparing Installing Windows 7 64 bit in VirtualBox

Lecture 649 Host key in virtual machine

Lecture 650 Installing Windows 7 64 bit in VirtualBox

Lecture 651 Quick working with Virtual machine and menus

Lecture 652 Installing Guest addition in virtual Windows 7

Lecture 653 Share folder between your windows and virtual windows part 1

Lecture 654 Share folder between your windows and virtual windows part 2

Lecture 655 Share folder between your windows and virtual windows part 3

Lecture 656 Share clipboard between our Windows and virtual machine

Lecture 657 Backup & Restore Virtual Machine part 1

Lecture 658 Backup & Restore Virtual Machine part 2

Lecture 659 Backup & Restore Virtual Machine part 3

Section 26: Pro - Publishing SQL&VB.Net Apps

Lecture 660 Intro - Publishing SQL & VB.Net Apps

Lecture 661 Download projects and files of this course

Lecture 662 #### Section intro 1 ### - Build Sample Project to Publish

Lecture 663 Create SQL Database for shop

Lecture 664 Add sample data in SQL for product list

Lecture 665 Create shop project in VB. Net to use SQL Database

Lecture 666 Add Dataset and table-adapter to VB .net project

Lecture 667 Working with query builder in Tableadapter

Lecture 668 Add Datagrid view to shop form

Lecture 669 Using the VirtualBox for VB.net App testing!

Lecture 670 #### Section intro 2 ### - Test an App in VirtualBox

Lecture 671 Open shop project for publishing

Lecture 672 Copy App files in virtual windows 7

Lecture 673 How to Install .Net framework 2.0 on virtual machine

Lecture 674 Install .Net framework 4 on virtual Windows 7

Lecture 675 Change application .net framework version to 4

Lecture 676 #### Section intro 3 ### - 1st Method -> Manual Publishing

Lecture 677 Different methods for publishing Apps With VB. Net & SQL

Lecture 678 Method 1 - Download SQL Server 2014 express with SSMS

Lecture 679 Method 1 - Copy SQL installation file to Vbox & start installation

Lecture 680 Method 1 - Define dedicated SQL name & user & pass

Lecture 681 Method 1 - Install SQL 2014 express & SSMS in Windows 7

Lecture 682 Method 1 - Using SQL management studio in virtual machine

Lecture 683 Method 1 - Using SQL Server configuration manager

Lecture 684 Method 1 - What is Application config file?

Lecture 685 Method 1 - Use dot (.) in SQL Server name

Lecture 686 Method 1 - Copy shop SQL Database to Vbox

Lecture 687 Method 1 - Attach Shop SQL Db in Windows 7 to SQL

Lecture 688 Method 1 - Finalize publishing of VB.Net App

Lecture 689 Method 1 - Protect SQL login info in Users Pc

Lecture 690 Method 1 - Add new connection to Application settings

Lecture 691 Method 1 - Change connection of tableadapter in VB code

Lecture 692 Method 1 - Switching between Connections in VB code

Lecture 693 #### Section intro 4 ### - 2nd Method -> SQL User Instance

Lecture 694 Add New VM & Install .net framework 4 and ...

Lecture 695 - Download SQL Server 2014 express

Lecture 696 Add dedicated SQL Server name & user & pass

Lecture 697 Prepare Installing SQL Server Express

Lecture 698 - Install SQL 2014 express in Windows 7

Lecture 699 Move VB.Net project to Drive "E"

Lecture 700 Copy SQL Db inside VB.Net project

Lecture 701 SQL Connection String in Depth

Lecture 702 SQL Connection String in Depth

Lecture 703 Connection string to use SQL user instance

Lecture 704 - Finish connecting SQL Db file to SQL user instance

Lecture 705 What is "|DataDirectory|" in connection?

Lecture 706 New connection string with TableAdapter

Lecture 707 Solve "database already exist" err for connecting to SQL user instance

Lecture 708 Get the list of SQL user instance in SSMS

Lecture 709 Connecting to SQL user instance in SSMS

Lecture 710 Detach & delete Db from SQL user instance

Lecture 711 Attach SQL Db file to SQL user instance by initial catalog

Lecture 712 Attach SQL Db file to SQL user instance by empty initial catalog

Lecture 713 Solve in depth "database already exist" error by initial catalog

Lecture 714 Solve in depth "database already exist" err by empty initial catalog

Lecture 715 Different types of initial catalog in connection string

Lecture 716 Empty initial catalog for publishing SQL app by SQL user instance

Lecture 717 Not empty initial catalog for publishing SQL app by SQL user instance

Lecture 718 Make easier 2nd method publish steps & development

Lecture 719 #### Section intro 5 ### - 3rd Method -> Normal SQL Instance

Lecture 720 Add connection to SQL normal instance

Lecture 721 Adding permission to SQL Db folder

Lecture 722 Check effect of auto connecting Db to SQL normal instance

Lecture 723 Publish App with SQL authentication and SQL normal instance

Lecture 724 Method 3 - Publish App with Windows authentication and SQL normal instance

Lecture 725 Method 3 - Make easier 3rd method publish steps and development

VB. Net programmers who want to work with SQL Server in Visual Basic code!,VB. Net programmers who want to Learn Quickly SQL Server in VB. Net code!,VB. Net programmers who want to make more money by Using SQL Server in Visual Basic !



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300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training (Part 2) Yoga Alliance Rys300
Published 8/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 23.46 GB | Duration: 18h 45m

Part 2 of 3 ~ Become an RYT300 Certified ADVANCED Yoga Teacher ~ Internationally Certified Yoga Alliance Course



What you'll learn
In Parts 1, 2, 3 of 300 Hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training you will learn all of this & so much more...
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali | Explore the Sutras & apply them to your teaching.
Yoga Philosophy | Dive deeper into the long history of Yoga Philosophy.
The Vayus | Deepen your teaching with a deatiled understading of the Vayus.
The 5 Koshas | Understand the energetic layers of the body.
The Bandhas | Learn to engage & lock your energy prana, or life force.
45 Essential Advanced Asana (Postures) | Learn each Asana with detailed video tutorials.
Advanced Anatomy & Physiology | Take your understanding of Yoga Anatomy & Physiology to the next level.
The Nervous System
Pranayama | Learn advanced breath techniques.
Sanskrit | Pronunciation, Use, Translation
Chant | Undertsanding & utilizing Chant from a professional Chant Master.
Meditation | Advance your meditation teaching, while you also advnace your own practice.
Faculty Mentorship | Our Teachers guide & assist you as you grow your teaching practice.
Bhagavad Gita | Explore & analyze the ancient scripture.
The Chakras | Explore how you can bring the chakras into alignment for a healthier mind, body & spirit.
Ayurveda | Understanding Ayurveda and how to apply it to your teaching.
The Ethics of Yoga Teaching | Navigating the ethical issues that arise when teaching yoga.
Advanced Arm Balance Asanas | How To, Modifications, Alignment, Variations, Contraindicationss
Advanced Forward Bend Asanas | How To, Modifications, Alignment, Variations, Contraindicationss
Advanced Prone & Supine Asanas | How To, Modifications, Alignment, Variations, Contraindicationss
Advanced Inverted Asanas | How To, Modifications, Alignment, Variations, Contraindicationss
Advanced Backward Bend Asanas | How To, Modifications, Alignment, Variations, Contraindicationss
Advanced Twisting Asanas | How To, Modifications, Alignment, Variations, Contraindicationss
Advanced Seated Asanas | How To, Modifications, Alignment, Variations, Contraindicationss
See the course description for complete breakdown of Parts 1, 2 & 3.

Requirements
SUGGESTED (but not required) ~ Live Your Yoga Flow - 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Certificate - (Parts 1 & 2)
Everyone is welcome!

Description
Welcome to 300-Hour ADVANCED Yoga Teacher Training (Part 2) ~ Yoga Alliance Approved Programming! This course is a continuation from Part 1.Become a Certified Advanced Yoga Teacher (RYT300) ~ This course is an inspiring, yoga teacher training curated by our experienced team of teachers who are interested in your success as a yoga teacher and as a person. We will give you the tools to create possibility through yoga practice and in all areas of your life. You will leave this training with a new sense of clarity and purpose no matter what you choose to do with the training: whether you choose to teach yoga in a studio or create programs that change lives in schools, corporations or wherever you are inspired to make a difference. The combined parts of the program will provide you with the foundation and skill set to confidently and safely teach ADVANCED Yoga. LIVE YOUR YOGA FLOW is the Global Leader in Online Yoga Education and a leading provider of Yoga Teacher Training & Yoga Continuing Education courses on Udemy! We have been providing programming since 2010, and have graduated over 24,000 students around the world, both in person and online.IMPORTANT: The course is divided into 3 PARTS, and you are required to complete all three parts, successfully, to be eligible for the 300 Hour certification.ANDIMPORTANT: The course is a completely different curriculum from our 200 Hour program (Parts 1 and 2). This is the next level of programming after, the 200 Hour program. PART 1 - Live Your Yoga Flow's 300-Hour Advanced Yoga Training Certificate (Part 1) includes:part 1 Manual (PDF & Downloadable)Yoga PhilosophyThe VayusThe 5 KoshasThe BandhasPranayamaYoga Sutras of Patanjali (Part 1)SanskritChantMeditationAdvanced Anatomy & PhysiologyMentorship (Part 1)20 Hours of Video ContentPractice ClassesDiscounted Access to our Online Yoga StudioIn Part 1, the main foundations of advanced Yoga are explored and developed through the extensive curriculum. These foundations, are essential as you move into Part 2 and 3. It is highly suggested that you do the program in order as each part builds on the previous curriculum. If you are not yet a 200 Hour Teacher, we highly suggest you complete that program first. You can find the program in our list of courses.PART 2 - Live Your Yoga Flow's 300-Hour Advanced Yoga Training Certificate (Part 2) includes:part 2 Manual (PDF & Downloadable)Bhagavad Gita (Parts 1 & 2)Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (Parts 2 & 3)25 Advanced Asana (Postures) with TutorialsAsana Misalignment and CorrectionsThe ChakrasAyurvedaEthics of Yoga TeachingMentorship (Part 2)20 Hours of Video ContentPractice ClassesPART 3 - Live Your Yoga Flow's 300-Hour Advanced Yoga Training Certificate (Part 3) includes:part 3 Manual (PDF & Downloadable)Bhagavad Gita (Part 3)Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (Part 4)Asana MethodologyAsana Sequencing25 Advanced Asana (Postures) with TutorialsMentorship (Part 3)Business of Yoga20 Hours of Video ContentPractice ClassesFinal QuizBonuses:Yoga Insurance Discountebook: The Yoga MeditationSample Liability WaiverSample ResumeYoga Inspiration Class PlaylistsSample ClassesAfter each part is completed, UDEMY will issue your certificate. All certificates are issued by UDEMY. However, if a student would like to receive a certificate from the school, they can apply for this at the end of the program. There is an administration fee of $35 for each certificate. This is optional and not required.All course content is curated by and is exclusive to Live Your Yoga Flow.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Recommended Reading

Lecture 2 Navigating Self Study

Lecture 3 Guidelines for Health Conditions, Pregnancy & Physical Challenges

Lecture 4 Live Your Yoga Podcast

Lecture 5 Live Your Yoga Flow Studio Online

Lecture 6 The Online Student & Faculty Community

Lecture 7 Manual - Part 2

Section 2: Bhagavad Gita - Part 1

Lecture 8 The Message of the Gita

Lecture 9 Chapter 1 | Arjuna s Despair

Lecture 10 Chapter 2 | The Practice of Yoga

Lecture 11 Chapter 3 | The Yoga of Action

Lecture 12 Chapter 4 | The Yoga of Wisdom

Lecture 13 Chapter 5 | The Yoga of Renunciation

Lecture 14 Chapter 6 | The Yoga of Meditation

Section 3: Seated Asana

Lecture 15 Sage I & III

Lecture 16 Lotus Pose

Lecture 17 Hero Pose

Lecture 18 Heron Pose

Lecture 19 Revolved Head to Knee Pose

Lecture 20 Binds

Section 4: It's time to enjoy a Yoga class!

Lecture 21 Practice Class | Grounding Hatha with Nancy Frohlick (20 minutes)

Lecture 22 Live Your Yoga Flow Studio Online

Section 5: Yoga Sutras - Part 2

Lecture 23 Yoga S tras | Chapter 2 | Lecture | Teacher: Juan Villegas

Section 6: Chakras

Lecture 24 Understanding the Chakras

Lecture 25 How the Chakras Work

Lecture 26 Chakras | Lecture & Workshop | Teacher: Joanna Griffin

Lecture 27 The 7 Chakras

Lecture 28 Muladhara Chakra | Root | Teacher: Andrea Nacey

Lecture 29 Svadisthana Chakra | Sacral | Teacher: Andrea Nacey

Lecture 30 Manipura Chakra | Solar Plexus | Teacher: Andrea Nacey

Lecture 31 Anahata Chakra | Heart | Teacher: Andrea Nacey

Lecture 32 Vishuddha Chakra | Throat | Teacher: Andrea Nacey

Lecture 33 Ajna Chakra | 3rd Eye | Teacher: Andrea Nacey

Lecture 34 Sahaswara Chakra | Crown | Teacher: Andrea Nacey

Lecture 35 Experience the Chakras

Lecture 36 Practice Class | Sacral Chakra-Themed Yoga Class with Emily Kane

Lecture 37 Practice Class | Solar Plexus Chakra-Themed Yoga Class with Andrea Nacey

Lecture 38 Assignment | Create a Chakra-Inspired Yoga Class

Section 7: Hip Opener Asana

Lecture 39 Firelog Pose

Lecture 40 1-Legged King Pigeon Pose

Lecture 41 Monkey Pose

Section 8: It's time to enjoy a Yoga class!

Lecture 42 Practice Class | Low Body Yin with Andrea Nacey (45 minutes)

Lecture 43 Live Your Yoga Flow Studio Online

Section 9: Ayurveda

Lecture 44 Module 1 | Foundations of Ayurveda

Lecture 45 Vata Dosha

Lecture 46 Pitta Dosha

Lecture 47 Kapha Dosha

Lecture 48 Ayurveda | Module 1 | Lecture | Teacher: Angela Inglis

Lecture 49 20 Gunas or Qualities

Lecture 50 7 Types of Prakruti

Lecture 51 Doshas in Stages of Life

Lecture 52 AyurYoga Class | Vata-Balancing Hatha with Angela Inglis (44 minutes)

Lecture 53 Module 2 | How Can We Maintain Health?

Lecture 54 Dhatus | The 7 Tissues

Lecture 55 3 Malas

Lecture 56 Agni

Lecture 57 10 Factors to Consider

Lecture 58 The Disease Process

Lecture 59 Ayurveda | Module 2 | Lecture | Teacher: Angela Inglis

Lecture 60 AyurYoga Class | Pitta-Balancing Hatha with Angela Inglis (30 minutes)

Lecture 61 Module 3 | Using Ayurvedic Principles to Maintain Health

Lecture 62 Essential Skills for Maintaining Health

Lecture 63 Dinacharya | The Ayurvedic Daily Routine

Lecture 64 Assignment | Dinacharya | Your Ayurvedic Daily Routine

Lecture 65 Ayurveda | Module 3 | Lecture | Teacher: Angela Inglis

Lecture 66 AyurYoga Class | Kapha-Balancing Hatha Flow with Angela Inglis

Lecture 67 Seasonal Guidelines

Lecture 68 Assignment | Seasonal Guidelines for You

Lecture 69 Practice Class | Pranayama for Digestion with Angela Inglis (30 minutes)

Section 10: Yoga Sutras - Part 3

Lecture 70 Yoga S tras | Chapter 3 | Lecture | Teacher: Nancy Frohlick

Section 11: Ethics

Lecture 71 Yoga Teaching Ethics

Lecture 72 Practicing Yamas & Niyamas in Teaching

Lecture 73 Living a Yogic Lifestyle

Lecture 74 Ethics | Lecture | Teacher: Mark Atherton

Lecture 75 Practice Tutorial | Practicing Yoga off the Mat with Juan Villegas (16 minutes)

Lecture 76 The Ethics & Liabilities of Touch

Lecture 77 Dharma

Lecture 78 Ringu Tulku ~ What is Dharma Practice?

Lecture 79 Assignment | Exploring Your Dharma

Lecture 80 Trauma Sensitive Yoga Teaching

Lecture 81 Teaching Tools

Lecture 82 Holding Space

Section 12: Meditation Asana

Lecture 83 Easy Pose

Lecture 84 Corpse Pose

Section 13: It's time to enjoy a Yoga class!

Lecture 85 Practice Class | Guided Relaxation with Nancy Frohlick (30 minutes)

Section 14: Core & Arm Balance Asana

Lecture 86 Dolphin Plank Pose

Lecture 87 Plank Pose

Lecture 88 Four Limbed Staff Pose

Lecture 89 Scale Pose

Lecture 90 Side Plank Pose

Lecture 91 Practice Class | Arm Balance Vinyasa with Ricky Stewart (30 minutes)

Lecture 92 Eight Angle Pose

Lecture 93 Side Crow

Lecture 94 Shoulder Pressing Pose

Lecture 95 Crow Pose

Lecture 96 Handstand Pose

Lecture 97 Practice Class | Flying Splits Vinyasa with Juan Villegas (30 minutes)

Section 15: Bhagavad Gita - Part 2

Lecture 98 Chapter 7 | Wisdom & Realization

Lecture 99 Chapter 8 | Absolute Freedom

Lecture 100 Chapter 9 | The Secret of Life

Lecture 101 Chapter 10 | Divine Manifestations

Lecture 102 Chapter 11 | The Cosmic Vision

Lecture 103 Chapter 12 | The Yoga of Devotion

Section 16: It's time to enjoy a Yoga class!

Lecture 104 Practice Class | Slow Crow Vinyasa with Juan Villegas (60 minutes)

Section 17: Mentorship - Part 2

Lecture 105 Welcome to the Mentorship - Part 2

Lecture 106 Asteya - Reflections by Nancy Frohlick

Lecture 107 Asteya - Class Creation & Planning - Asteya in Your Own Words

Lecture 108 Asteya - Teachers Sharing Circle

Lecture 109 Asteya - Dharma Talk with Angela Inglis

Lecture 110 Asteya - Class Creation & Planning - Create Your Own Short Dharma Talk

Lecture 111 Brahmacharya - Reflections by Nancy Frohlick

Lecture 112 Brahmacharya - Class Creation & Planning - Other Sources

Lecture 113 Brahmacharya - Teachers Sharing Circle

Lecture 114 Brahmacharya - Workshop with Mark Atherton

Lecture 115 Brahmacharya - Class Creation & Planning - Brahmacharya in Yoga Classes

Section 18: AMAZING! It's Time to Access Part 3

Lecture 116 Part 3

Section 19: Accessing Your Certificate & Choosing the Version You Prefer

Lecture 117 Udemy Certificate vs. Live Your Yoga Flow Certificate

Section 20: Already an RYT? Register Your 100 YACEP Credits with Yoga Alliance.

Lecture 118 Step by Step Guide

Anyone wanting to become a Certified Advanced Yoga Teacher RYT300.,Anyone wanting to explore more!,Students who have completed our 200 Hour program (Parts 1 & 2).,Yoga Teachers looking to complete Continuing Education Credits with Yoga Alliance.,Health & wellness professionals who would like to utilize Yoga in their practice.,Yoga students wishing to delve deeper into their practice.



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Java EE, Web Development: HTTP, Server,Servlet,HTML/CSS,JSP
Last updated 8/2023
Created by Andrii Piatakha
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 142 Lectures ( 45h 12m ) | Size: 21.4 GB

Learn Client-Server Architecture, TCP/IP, HTTP, Web Servers, Tomcat, HTML/CSS, Servlets, Web Filters, JSP, JSTL, Maven



What you'll learn
Web Development
Client-server Architecture
Web Servers
Apache Tomcat Web Server / Servlet Container
OSI Model
TCP/IP concept
Deep understandanding of HTTP protocol
Servlets in Java
HTML & CSS
HTML Forms
HTTP Session
Cookies
Web Filters
Events Handling in Web Application
Error Handling in Web Application
JSP (Java Server Pages)
JSTL
Custom Tags in JSP
Tag Library Descriptors
Build Tools for Java Apps
Maven
We will create online store web application together to practice skills gained during the course
Spring Framework
Spring Core
Spring IoC (Inversion of control) & Spring DI (Dependency Injection)
Spring MVC
Spring Security
Spring Data JPA
Spring JDBC
Spring AOP
REST Architecture
Spring Boot
Creating of the Web application (online shop) using Srping Framework
OpenAI API
ChatGPT
Best Practices of using ChatGPT
Slack Messanger API
Jira Software Cloud API
ChatGPT, Slack, Jira Integration via Java Spring Boot Web App
Create Web App via Spring Boot, ChatGPT, Jira, Slack for Project Management Operations Automation


Requirements
Understanding of Core Java and Java Syntax
Knowledge of JDBC, Relational Databases and SQL (this skills needed to understand the online shop example)


Description
From this course, you can learn Web Development in Java.There are a lot of other courses on this topic. So, why would you choose exactly this course? Here are just a few reasons:- Coding examplesTo learn to program is not enough just watching videos and reading books. You also need to have a lot of practice. In this training course, you will review multiple practical tasks and coding examples which will help you learn and understand Java better.- Open source codeWe hide nothing from our students!Including the source code for the home task solutions and source code of examples that were shared during the lesson. Having the source code you can just copy and paste it to run it on your local computer to understand how things work better.You are allowed to use all source code examples for learning purposes. This helps significantly to configure the environment and make tests work, especially in case students didn't work with any testing framework in the past.- Q&A support The significant difference between the online and offline learning process is the instructor's availability. If you are in one room with a tutor he always can help you to get understand the specific concept or to help fix your code on your computer. In this course, we are supporting students with answers to any questions flagged in the Q&A section. In case there will be recurring questions - separate video lessons will be created to show how to address the issue. So with this course you are not just getting video materials, code exercises, source code, access to the free mobile application without limits (which is still pretty cool, huh?:)), but you also get tutor support and answers to your questions along with this course. - Relevant knowledgeAfter our team investigated other Java courses on Udemy we realized that most of them have nothing in common with real life. The information which is shared there is very old and significantly out of date. For example, the instructor teaches a framework which is not been used already for 15 years. Or instructors do stress on the programming design which is not used anymore at all!The instructor of this course is a consultant in a top-rated IToutsourcing company and helps to bring cutting-edge solutions in IT for all his clients. Feel free to check the LinkedIn page of the instructor and check skills endorsement. 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Realistic Facial Features Drawing Using Pencil And Charcoal
Published 8/2023
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Language: English | Size: 26.61 GB | Duration: 20h 18m

Hyper Realism Drawing



What you'll learn
How to use different tools and materials such as conte pencil, charcoal, charcoal powder, brushes, different types of erasers and blending stumps.
How to work on lights and shadows and best apply the shading layers
How to sketch and shade human facial features
Different textures and how they can be created
Do s and don ts of drawing eyebrows
How to work on different eyelashes samples
How to add depth and dimension to the work


Requirements
Paper
Charcoal
Pencils
Graphite
Brushes
Eraser
Kneaded eraser (optional)


Description
Welcome to the Realistic Facial Features Drawing Using Pencil and Charcoal course! This comprehensive and immersive course is designed to help you develop the skills and techniques needed to create stunning, photorealistic drawings using charcoal and other essential tools.Throughout the course, you will learn about the different tools and materials used in hyperrealistic drawing, including charcoal, graphite powder, and various brushes. You will discover how to use these materials to achieve the desired results, such as creating subtle and precise shading and texture. You will also learn the differences between the different tools and materials in the market and how to choose the best ones for your specific needs.The course will cover the fundamentals of shading and hatching, which are essential techniques for creating depth and dimension in your drawings. You will learn various techniques used in photorealistic drawing, such as layering, blending, shading, and highlighting, and how to apply these techniques to create stunning, lifelike drawings. You will also learn how to use different hatching and shading techniques to achieve different effects.One of the most critical aspects of this course is the use of the Grid method, a tool used to ensure accurate placement and proportion in your drawings. You will learn how to use the Grid method to draw human eyes, lips, and noses photo realistically from different angles, including different eye shapes and sizes. You will also discover how to use hatching and shading techniques to create texture and depth in these features, making them appear as if they are jumping off the page.Drawing and shading realistic lips and noses can be challenging, but this course will guide you through the process step-by-step. You will learn the importance of proper proportion and placement, as well as how to use hatching and shading techniques to create the illusion of dimension. You will also learn different techniques to create the texture and volume of the lips and nose, allowing you to capture the essence of the human face realistically.In addition to learning how to draw and shade realistic human eyes, lips, and noses using the Grid method, this course will also teach you various techniques to create different eye shapes and textures. You will learn how to use different hatching and shading techniques to create the illusion of depth and dimension in the eyes, making them appear as if they are jumping off the page.Whether you are an experienced artist or a beginner looking to develop your skills, this course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive and immersive learning experience. With access to hours of high-quality, easy-to-follow tutorials and engaging samples and assignments, you will be able to take your artistic talents to the next level. You will also receive feedback on your assignments from expert instructors, allowing you to develop your skills even further.By the end of the course, you will have developed the skills and techniques needed to create stunning, photorealistic drawings of human features. You will also have a thorough understanding of different shading and hatching techniques, tools and materials, and the Grid method. Don't miss out on this opportunity to discover the secrets of photorealistic drawing and take your skills to new heights!

Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Hyper Realism

Lecture 1 Get Familiar with Your Tools and Materials

Lecture 2 The Basics of Hyperrealism Drawing

Lecture 3 Practising Line Drawing

Lecture 4 Shading and Layering Techniques

Lecture 5 Feather Sample - Practising Lines

Lecture 6 Sphere Gradient Shading

Section 2: Eyes: Drawing Practise & Techniques

Lecture 7 Eye with Eyebrow Line Drawing

Lecture 8 Closed Eye Drawing

Lecture 9 Front Eye Drawing with Added Details

Lecture 10 In-Depth Eyebrow Drawing Techniques

Lecture 11 Male and Female Eyebrows

Lecture 12 Eye Drawing from Different Angles

Lecture 13 Eyelash Drawing and Experimentation

Section 3: Lips & Nose: Drawing Practise & Techniques

Lecture 14 Lips Sketching and Shading

Lecture 15 3/4 Lips Shading

Lecture 16 Lip and Teeth Drawing and Shading

Lecture 17 Nose Drawing and Shading

Section 4: Drawing & Shading Complete Hyper Realistic Artworks

Lecture 18 Hyper Realistic Eagle Drawing and Shading

Lecture 19 Detailed Iris Drawing and Shading - Zoomed View

Lecture 20 Front View Female Eye with Make-up

Lecture 21 Front View Natural Eye and Eyebrow

Lecture 22 Side View Female Eye

Lecture 23 East Asian Male Eye - Front View

Lecture 24 3/4 View Female Eye Drawing with Make-up

Lecture 25 Female Eye and Eyebrow Drawing

Lecture 26 Front View Eye Drawing with Tears

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Kings-Indian: A Complete Chess Opening Repertoire Vs 1.D4
Published 8/2023
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Boost Your Chess Tactics, Positional Play, and Opening Advantage with King's Indian Defense vs 1. d4 or 1. c4 or 1. Nf3



What you'll learn
Ability to understand and initiate the early move sequences of the King's Indian Defence.
Ability to understand the strategic motivations behind choosing the King's Indian Defence.
Ability to differentiate and navigate between the King's Indian Attack and Defence.
Ability to develop a structured learning path for mastering the King's Indian Defence.
Ability to weigh the merits of surprise versus accuracy when confronting White's responses.
Ability to prioritize key elements when evaluating positions within the KID framework.
Ability to explore and apply contributions made by Isaac Boleslavsky to the KID.
Ability to emulate techniques and strategies utilized by Bobby Fischer in the KID.
Ability to harness Garry Kasparov's expertise and tactics within KID structures.
Ability to apply Dr. John Nunn's recommendations and plans in various KID positions.
Ability to understand the shifting dynamics influencing the KID's popularity among top players.
Ability to use specific criteria to dissect and analyze critical games within the KID.
Ability to handle and counter the Bayonet Attack using multiple approaches.
Ability to explore and master various setups within the Petrosian variation.
Ability to counteract the challenges presented by the Gligoric system.
Ability to maneuver effectively within the Averbakh Variation, especially when facing traps.
Ability to understand and execute strategies specific to the Four Pawns Attack.
Ability to counter the Smyslov and Kramer variations when appropriate.
Ability to challenge the Fianchetto Variation using several distinct pawn structures.
Ability to counter the London System using key principles derived from the KID.
Ability to confront offbeat lines like the Jobova London system and apply effective counters.
Ability to handle openings such as the Trompowsky and Torre Attack using KID-based strategies.
Ability to devise responses to the Colle System inspired by KID concepts.
Ability to extract and study critical games for strengthening pattern recognition within the KID.
Ability to draw upon the historical depth of the KID for improved positional understanding.
Ability to understand nuances of lesser-explored lines like the Panno variation without a6.
Ability to navigate the Yugoslav System within the Fianchetto variation confidently.
Ability to discover and apply surprise weaponries within the vast landscape of the KID.
Ability to synthesize the knowledge gained throughout the course and apply it in real-game situations.


Requirements
Know how the chess pieces move


Description
Welcome to 'Chess Openings: Winning with the King's Indian Defence'. This comprehensive course is designed to equip you with the knowledge, strategies, and insights needed to turn the King's Indian Defence (KID) into a formidable weapon in your chess arsenal. The King's Indian defense can be used as a "system" or "setup" opening against anything except 1. e4 - e.g. 1. d4 1. c4 1. Nf3 can be reacted to with a King's Indian setup. Throughout the course, we'll delve into the secrets of this opening, which has been the preferred choice of numerous World Chess Champions like Mikhail Tal, Bobby Fischer, Garry Kasparov, and Ding Liren.The course begins with an introduction to the KID and a discussion of its strengths and strategies. We'll explore the accuracy vs surprise quadrant matrix, which will allow you to optimize your gameplay in real-time, keeping your opponents guessing. You'll be introduced to the art of planning in chess, along with the benefits of being a dynamic player.We'll take a deep dive into the annotated games, drawing lessons from classic games and modern contests alike. You'll learn the importance of prioritizing King safety, an essential skill in handling KID positions. We'll study key inspirational moves and explore the beautiful dynamic games of the current World Chess Champion, Ding Liren.We also examine the different variations of the KID, such as the Classical Variation, Saemich Variation, Averbach Variation, Four Pawns Attack, and different Fianchetto Variations. Each of these sections contains a detailed analysis of different positions, tactical themes, and strategies specific to that variation.This course is not just about learning moves; it's about understanding the underlying principles and ideas. It's about knowing when to be aggressive, when to sacrifice material for initiative, and how to continuously pose problems for your opponent.This course is perfect for intermediate and advanced players looking to improve their understanding of the KID and those wishing to add a dynamic, aggressive, and proven weapon to their opening repertoire. Whether you're an ambitious club player or a budding chess enthusiast, 'Winning with the King's Indian Defence' will provide you with a solid foundation and deeper understanding of one of the most exciting openings in chess.Enroll now to start your journey of mastering the King's Indian Defence and get ready to take your chess skills to the next level!

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 What is the early King's Indian Defence Move Sequence

Lecture 2 Why the King's Indian Defence?

Lecture 3 My personal experience with the King's Indian Defence

Lecture 4 Differences between King's Indian Attack and King's Indian Defence

Lecture 5 General advice for your King's Indian Defence Journey

Lecture 6 Evaluating Approaches to Handling White's options - Surprise vs Accuracy

Lecture 7 King's Indian Defence Position Evaluation Priorities

Lecture 8 Isaac Boleslavsky King's Indian Defence early contributions

Lecture 9 Bobby Fischer's King's Indian Defence prowess

Lecture 10 Garry Kasparov's King's Indian Defence skills

Lecture 11 Dr John Nunn's King's Indian Defence powers

Lecture 12 Why is the KIng's Indian Defence not so popular nowadays with top GMs?

Lecture 13 Criteria and Focus for Game Analysis

Section 2: The move d6 is not essential and can take opponent by surprise

Lecture 14 Evaluation: Surprise:5/5 || Accuracy 5/5

Lecture 15 366 C's - ICONIC Game - Omission of d6 - early provocation - Letelier vs Fischer

Lecture 16 135 Cs- Unusual setup of Bg5 and Qd2 without Nf3 being played - Szabo vs Fischer

Section 3: Old main Line move 6 or 7: Nbd7 - can lead to "Boleslavsky Wall" structure

Lecture 17 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 18 20 Cs- Black gets a dangerous passed c-pawn - Christoffel vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 19 16 Cs- Dynamic but risky play for dark square pressure - Lundin vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 20 Weakness of f3 move- very interesting liberating d5 break- Corral vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 21 15 Cs- Dark square strategy- Bh6 made use of - Sakellaropoulos vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 22 Very interesting g3 pawn sacrifice creating K-safety issues - Boer vs Nunn

Lecture 23 Game that Nunn went over to Kingscrusher and other juniors :) - Korchnoi vs Nunn

Lecture 24 Attack stronger when White gives light square bishop - Wirthensohn vs Nunn

Lecture 25 Black's Knights assist pawn storm on K-side - Koualty vs Nunn

Lecture 26 Great endgame with Knight vs Bishop after dark square trade - Ftacnik vs Nunn

Lecture 27 Interesting giving up of dark square bishop to weaken rook - Gurevich vs Nunn

Lecture 28 Nice short and sweet game showing how B can reach e3 - Shockenbaeumer vs Jones

Lecture 29 Bypassing exchange sacrifice offered for attacking resources - Mackle vs Jones

Lecture 30 A very interesting piece sacrifice for multiple pawns - Bartholomew vs Hebden

Section 4: Classical Variation - with 7...Na6 instead of Nc6- Glek Defence

Lecture 31 Evaluation: Surprise 5/5 || Accuracy 5/5

Lecture 32 Fascinating exchange sacrifice gives a lot of compensation - Zlatilov vs Glek

Lecture 33 Weakening f3 knight causes White's downfall to nice tactics - Shirov vs Glek

Lecture 34 Fragmented Kingside pawns and loss of light bishop too much - Sarwinski vs Glek

Lecture 35 Some inaccuracies give black a winning combination using Ng3+ - Utemov vs Glek

Lecture 36 Dark square pressure after simplification with h6 used as bait - Panzer vs Glek

Lecture 37 Na6-Nc7-e6-d4 maneuver is the start of White being outplayed - Kaganskiy vs Glek

Lecture 38 Black gets a protected passed pawn on d4 with huge pressure - Petzold vs Glek

Lecture 39 Exchange sacrifice for two pawns which becomes three - Nakamura vs McShane

Lecture 40 White plays optimistic pawn sac but later has piece trapped - Lobron vs Kasparov

Lecture 41 Needing a win with the black pieces, calls for the KID - Piket vs Kramnik

Section 5: Classical Variation - Main Line with 7...Nc6 8.d5 Nce7 9. Ne1 Nd7

Lecture 42 Evaluation : Surprise 1/5 || Accuracy: 5/5

Lecture 43 Mar Del Plata 7.0-0 Nc6 8.d5 Ne7 named after this game - Najdorf vs Gligoric

Lecture 44 Light square pressure with great tactical resource later - Hausman vs Geller

Lecture 45 Rf6-h6 dangerous manoeuvre without touching the h7 pawn - Atalik vs Kasimdzhanov

Lecture 46 7 Cs - Rf6-h6 dangerous - White playing a Nd5 plan later - Rogovski vs Radjabov

Lecture 47 110 Cs- A brilliant attack bringing White King down the board - So vs Nakamura

Lecture 48 19 Cs- Logical looking attack - White's fxg4 is mistake - Korchnoi vs Kasparov

Lecture 49 217 Cs- A brilliant g5-g4 in response to White's Q-side play - Piket vs Kasparov

Section 6: Classical Variation - Main Line with 7...Nc6 8.d5 Nce7 9. Ne1 Ne8

Lecture 50 Evaluation : Surprise 3/5 || Accuracy: 4/5

Lecture 51 9 Cs-White wins material on Q-side at expense of K-safety - Mekhitarian vs Liren

Lecture 52 16 Cs- Nice Finesses: h5 before g5 and Nxd6 instead of cxd6 - Shirov vs Nunn

Section 7: Classical variation - Bayonet attack - 7.0-0 Nc6 8.d5 Ne7 9.b4 a5

Lecture 53 Evaluation: Surprise value 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 54 Very interesting early a5 challenge to Bayonet attack - Lagarde vs Jones

Lecture 55 Interesting way of playing for c5 and later f2 tactics with Q sac- Aziz vs Jones

Section 8: Classical variation - Bayonet attack - 7.0-0 Nc6 8.d5 Ne7 9.b4 Nh5

Lecture 56 Evaluation: Surprise value 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 57 Very interesting Nh5 vs Bayonet - leads to an f2 issue - Yuan vs Hebden

Lecture 58 17 Cs- Kings Indian Bishop given for Knight to weaken chain - Kramnik vs Smirin

Lecture 59 White's Exchange sacrifice doesn't work too well - Aronian vs Radjabov

Section 9: Classical variation - Bayonet attack - 7.0-0 Nc6 8.d5 Ne7 9.b4 Ne8

Lecture 60 Evaluation: Surprise value 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 61 Exchange sacrifice early on forced but Black has counterplay- Ghitescu vs Hebden

Lecture 62 High level blitz game where a weakness of last move occured- Topalov vs Nakamura

Lecture 63 Attacking even without Light bishop because White B on d5 - Anand vs Nakamura

Section 10: Classical variation - Bayonet attack - 7.0-0 Nc6 8.d5 Ne7 9.b4 Kh8

Lecture 64 Evaluation: Surprise value 4/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 65 Very logical flowing play with interesting dxc5 decision - Banikas vs Hebden

Section 11: Classical Variation - Petrosian System - 7.d5 a5

Lecture 67 Winner of the game makes the last but one mistake - Bonafont vs Gavriel

Lecture 68 (Blitz) Invasive Queen helps undermine the White pawn center - Ivkov vs Tal

Lecture 69 Amazing dynamic play with the a-pawn being pushed - Koualty vs Kasparov

Lecture 70 302 Cs- Beautiful positional Queen Sac vs relative pin - Kramnik vs Kasparov

Lecture 71 53 Cs- Diagonal h6-c1 made use of and semi-open g file - Kramnik vs Kasparov

Section 12: Classical Variation - Petrosian System - 7.d5 Nh5

Lecture 72 Evaluation: Surprise value 4/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 73 Very interesting positional pawn sacrifice for initiative - Szabo vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 74 18 Cs- Interesting gambit not accepted, later great Knight sac - Niebults vs Tal

Section 13: Classical Variation - Petrosian System - 7.d5 Nbd7

Lecture 75 Evaluation: Surprise value 4/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 76 Very important thematic temporary piece sacrifice - Lazarev vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 77 14 Cs - Lots of pressure put on light squares g2 and f3 - Wexler vs Fischer

Lecture 78 101 C's- ICONIC game where passed pawns in endgame win - Olafsson vs Fischer

Lecture 79 Exchange sacrifice in endgame to create two connected pawns- Gligoric vs Fischer

Section 14: Classical Variation - Gligoric system - 7.Be3

Lecture 80 Evaluation: Surprise: 5/5 || Accuracy 1/5

Lecture 81 Important Introductory point - don't play routine looking 7...Nc6

Section 15: Classical Variation - Gligoric system - 7.Be3 Ng4

Lecture 82 Evaluation: Surprise:1/5 || Accuracy 5/5

Lecture 83 Early exchange sacrifice gives clear advantage to Black - Muter vs Hebden

Lecture 84 Important to keep g5 solid so dxe5 best answered with dxe5 - Siebrecht vs Jones

Section 16: Classical Variation - Gligoric system - 7.Be3 h6 - John Nunn's Recipe

Lecture 85 Evaluation: Surprise: 5/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 86 A slightly unsound but liberating d5 pawn break gives play - Arlandi vs Nunn

Lecture 87 Very dynamic aggressive c5 forcing move at expense of d5 hole - Hort vs Nunn

Lecture 88 Very aggressive trebled pawns situation with exchange sac ion f4 - Gross vs Nunn

Lecture 89 Interesting use of f8-a3 diagonal to make use of Knight on f4 - Sokolov vs Nunn

Lecture 90 Dynamic mass of pawns near White's King justifies piece sac - Portisch vs Nunn

Lecture 91 Ng4 response when White plays dxe5 - b5 and f5 later - Fedorowicz vs Nunn

Lecture 92 No game was ever won by resigning - dangerous pawns work out- Gschnitzer vs Nunn

Section 17: Classical Variation - Gligoric system - 7.Be3 c6

Lecture 93 Evaluation: Surprise value 5/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 94 Interesting positional exchange sacrifice for dark squares - Gelfand vs Kasparov

Lecture 95 White takes some tactical risks and is punished - Volkov vs Kotronias

Section 18: Classical Variation - Exchange variation with 8.Qxd8 and 9.Bg5 - 9...Re8 system

Lecture 97 6 Cs- White's pawn sacrifice didn't generate enough compensation - Nei vs Tal

Lecture 98 An instructive rook and pawn endgame - Ivkov vs Tal

Section 19: Classical Variation - Exchange Variation - 9...c6 system gambit

Lecture 99 Evaluation: Surprise value 5/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 100 9...c6 positional pawn sacrifice creates counterplay - Hoeksema vs Nunn

Section 20: Makagonov system - 5.h3 0-0 Be3 e5

Lecture 101 Evaluation: Surprise value 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 102 Karpov's Be3 Makogonov system - Na6 counterplay method - Karpov vs Anand

Section 21: Makagonov system - 5.h3 0-0 Be3 c5

Lecture 103 Evaluation: Surprise value 5/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 104 Early c5 and then an exchange sac for compensation - Tabatabaei vs Kotronias

Section 22: Makagonov system - 5.h3 0-0 6.Bg5 c6

Lecture 105 Evaluation: Surprise value 5/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 106 Very interesting early c6 with possible d5 threat - Chernin vs Kasparov

Section 23: Makagonov system - 5.h3 0-0 6.Bg5 a5

Lecture 107 Evaluation: Surprise value 5/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 108 Interesting dark square pressure and allowing d6 to go - Bates vs Hebden

Section 24: Makagonov system - 5.h3 0-0 6.Bg5 Na6

Lecture 109 Evaluation: Surprise value 4/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 110 Interesting tactics which potentially weaken K-safety - Svidler vs Nakamura

Section 25: Saemich Variation - General Introduction

Lecture 111 Introduction to some key major variations - Classical, Gambit line, Panno, etc

Section 26: Saemich Variation - 5.f3 0-0 6.Be3 Nc6 - Panno system

Lecture 112 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 113 Plan of c5 to open up diagonal - strong attack - Gavriel (Kingscrusher) vs Nunn

Lecture 114 White d5 pawn becomes weak leading to good endgame for Black - Zsinka vs Nunn

Lecture 115 Cool defensive resources enable transition to endgame win - Ljubojevic vs Nunn

Lecture 116 Interesting attacking resources to make attack run quickly - Kuligowski vs Nunn

Lecture 117 Very energetic Q-side play including c6 to open lines - Hurme vs Nunn

Lecture 118 Black generates good counterplay exposing White King - Sadler vs Nunn

Lecture 119 Very energetic pawn sac and d5 liberation gives counterplay - Formanek vs Nunn

Lecture 120 Sufficient Q-side counterplay created and White overextends - Hjartarson vs Nunn

Lecture 121 Threats on both sides of the board for winning endgame - Vaganian vs Nunn

Section 27: Saemich Variation - 5.f3 0-0 6.Be3 e5 7.d5 c5- pet line of Boleslavsky

Lecture 122 Evaluation: Surprise 5/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 123 19 Cs- Closed center with e5 and c5 with later pawn sac - Tal vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 124 Black able to play early gambit which opens up both bishops - Nei vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 125 Dynamic aspects of dark squares allow amazing Knight sac- Liberzon vs Boleslavsy

Lecture 126 Well timed e4 pawn break sacrifice - g7 bishop alive - Chistiakov vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 127 Interesting tactical resources with White K in center - Shiskin vs Boleslavsky

Section 28: Saemich Variation - 5.f3 0-0 6.Be3 e5 7.Nge2 c6

Lecture 128 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 129 310 Cs- ICONIC game - White's King is caught in the center - Karpov vs Kasparov

Section 29: Saemich Variation - 5.f3 0-0 6.Be3 a6

Lecture 130 Evaluation: Surprise 5/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 131 Fascinating tactics based on over-keen inflitratingRook move - Plaskett vs Agnos

Section 30: Saemich variation - 5.f3 e5 immediately - A Fischer favourite

Lecture 132 Evaluation: Surprise 5/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 133 8 Cs- White gets too greedy with Nxa7 and Knight is stranded - Fuster vs Fischer

Section 31: Saemich variation - handling with Nbd7 and c5

Lecture 134 Evaluation: Surprise 5/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 135 20 Cs - Amazing piece sacrifice for huge pressure - Beliavsky vs Nunn

Section 32: Averbakh Variation - Introduction points

Lecture 136 Introductory Key point - 6...e5 is unplayable - it loses material

Lecture 137 Introduction to main idea of c5 or alternative Na6

Section 33: Averbakh Variation - 6...c5 important rather than 6...e5 which falls into a trap

Lecture 138 Evaluation: Surprise 3/5 || Accuracy 5/5

Lecture 139 Very dynamic tactical game with double pawn sac possibility - Alburt vs Kasparov

Lecture 140 34 Cs- Transitioning into a Modern Benoni pawn structure - Larsen vs Fischer

Lecture 141 18 Cs-Castling Q-side carries many issues including c3 - Magerramov vs Kasparov

Lecture 142 77 Cs - Benko Gambit style "Must win" last round - Tukmakov vs Kasparov

Lecture 143 73 Cs - Dangers of castling Q-side emphasised by energetic play - Chukaev vs Tal

Lecture 144 Dangers of castling Q-side - and fascinating d6 pawn sac lines Moehring vs Tal

Section 34: Averbakh Variation - Handling with 6...Nbd7

Lecture 145 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 146 Releasing knight blockade, letting g7 bishop alive - Lukacs vs Uhlmann

Section 35: Four Pawns Attack - 5.f4 0-0 6.Nf3 c5 OR 5.f4 c5 6.Nf3 0-0

Lecture 147 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 5/5 (Only decent move in fact)

Lecture 148 Bg4xf3 plan later black sacrifices c4 for huge compensation - Brown vs Nunn

Lecture 149 dxc5 instead of d5 - Black is able to play liberating d5 break - Ward vs Nunn

Lecture 150 Nice thematic Ne8-c7 plan - supporting a6 and b5 - Jackson vs Hebden

Lecture 151 Strong queenside counterplay transitions into direct K attack - Kozul vs Nunn

Lecture 152 9 Cs- Thematic undermining d5 with Na6-c7 and c pawn passed - Peng vs Polgar

Lecture 153 e5 break carries some dangers but e6 knight also liability- Sadler vs Gallagher

Section 36: Smyslov variation - 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nf3 Bg7 4.Nc3 0-0 5.Bg5 d6 6.e3 c5

Lecture 154 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 5/5

Lecture 155 Amplifying g7 bishop helps weaken c3 which Knight goes to - Smyslov vs Bronstein

Lecture 156 c5 played early and later undermining the d5 point - Wexler vs Fischer

Section 37: Kramer Variation -1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 Bg7 4.e4 d6 5.Nge2 0-0 6.Ng3 e5

Lecture 157 Evaluation: Surprise 3/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 158 35 Cs- Amazing piece sacrifice for connected passed pawns - Carlsen vs Radjabov

Section 38: Fianchetto Variation - Classical Main Line - 6...Nbd7 system

Lecture 159 Evaluation: Surprise 3/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 160 14 Cs-Early e4 not so recommendable in fianchetto variation - Surgies vs Fischer

Lecture 161 15 Cs- Classic Nbd7 - backward d6, later Back row tactics - Kan vs Boleslavsky

Lecture 162 18 Cs- Ineffective Rb1,b4 plan not helping c4 weakness- Donner vs Fischer (1966)

Lecture 163 Classic Nbd7 and e5 plan - Nb6 energises black position - Guseinov vs Mamedov

Lecture 164 14 Cs- Classic Nbd7 and e5 plan - Kotov vs Geller

Lecture 165 White loses control over light squares with bad pawn move - Germek vs Geller

Lecture 166 30 Cs- Nice Knight sacrifice on f2 creates problems to solve- Timman vs Kasparov

Lecture 167 Nb6 instrumental to potentially transforming structure - Udovcic vs Boleslavsky

Section 39: Fianchetto Variation - 6...Nc6 Panno variation with Nc6 and a6

Lecture 168 Evaluation: Surprise 3/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 169 A dreamy one-sided game against a computer - IsiChess vs Nunn

Lecture 170 c4 downside of fianchetto - Bh6 novelty move helps - Ponomariov vs Kasimdzanov

Section 40: Fianchetto Variation - 6...Nc6 Panno variation with Nc6 but no a6

Lecture 171 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 5/5

Lecture 172 "Downside of the last move" exploited winning material - Korchnoi vs Fischer

Lecture 173 6 Cs- Benko Gambit style for long lasting Q-side pressure - Gacharna vs Fischer

Lecture 174 16 Cs- Endgame grind - White had little counterplay - Donner vs Fischer (1959)

Lecture 175 47 Cs- Black able to control e5 square and got back in game- Lombardy vs Fischer

Section 41: Fianchetto Variation 6...c6 system

Lecture 176 Evaluation: Surprise 5/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 177 Resourcefully undermine White's d5 with f5 and later b5 - Bates vs Kingscrusher

Lecture 178 769 Cs- ICONIC game - Amazing exploitation of light squares - R.Byrne vs Fischer

Section 42: Fianchetto Variation, (No Nc3 yet) Yugoslav System 6...c5

Lecture 179 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 180 White's Knights get pushed back and black gets in e5-e4 - Hammer vs Nakamura

Section 43: Fianchetto Variation - Surprise alternatives

Lecture 181 Evaluation: Surprise 5/5 || Accuracy 3/5

Lecture 182 Early Bg4 surprising move - later c5, f5-f4 plan - Gromek vs Geller

Section 44: Handling London system 2.Bf4 (or 2.Nf3 then Bf4) in KID style - Aronian plan

Lecture 183 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 5/5

Lecture 184 Nc6 plan with idea of Nfd7 and e5 - Grachev vs Aronian

Lecture 185 Nc6 plan with idea of Nfd7 and e5 - Nakamura vs Aronian

Lecture 186 Nc6 plan with idea of Nfd7 and e5 - Carlsen vs Aronian

Section 45: Handling the Jobova London system 2.Bf4 and then Nc3 without c3 - MVL plan

Lecture 187 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 5/5

Lecture 188 Plan of playing d5 in one go for Ne4 - Bacrot vs Maxime Vachier Lagrave (MVL)

Lecture 189 Playing for d5 in one go for Ne4 - Lopez vs Maxime Vachier Lagrave (MVL)

Section 46: Handling the Trompowsky - 2.Bg5 with c6

Lecture 190 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 5/5

Lecture 191 A trap effect of 2...c6 - Djordjevic vs Kovacevic

Lecture 192 Plan of dxc4 and then Bd6 followed by f5 - Hoyos vs Kryvouchko

Lecture 193 Plan of dxc4 and then Bd6 followed by f5 - Knaak vs Hansen

Section 47: Handling the Torre Attack (ECO A46-A48, D03) - Fischer's methods

Lecture 194 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 195 White didn't try and generate counterplay at various points- Bisguier vs Fischer

Lecture 196 Black creates safe King by castling Q-side and avoids pawn-grab- Hort vs Fischer

Lecture 197 Black under strong attack but plays a resourceful sacrifice - Guimard vs Fischer

Section 48: Handling the Colle System (ECO D05)

Lecture 198 Evaluation: Surprise 4/5 || Accuracy 4/5

Lecture 199 Interesting pawn sacrifice gives black active pieces - Chotimirsky vs Capablanca

Section 49: PGN Downloads

Lecture 200 PGN file of the annotated games in this course and other interesting games

Section 50: Conclusions and Philosophical points

Lecture 201 Conclusions

Section 51: Bonus

Lecture 202 Bonus Lecture

Beginner to intermediate players who want to improve their chess in all phases of the game

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Payroll Accounting: Laws, Calculations, and Journal Entries
Last updated 11/2022
Duration: 22h 30m | Video: .MP4, 1280x720 30 fps | Audio: AAC, 48 kHz, 2ch | Size: 20.3 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Master the complex world of payroll with practical examples, legislation insights, and comprehensive problems.



What you'll learn
Identify the key federal payroll laws and regulations that govern payroll processing.
Calculate regular pay and overtime pay accurately based on predetermined formulas and guidelines.
Apply the appropriate formulas to determine both employer and employee social security and Medicare contributions.
Calculate employee federal income tax withholdings based on relevant tax brackets and allowances.
Determine employer federal unemployment tax (FUTA) liability and calculate the corresponding amounts accurately.
Analyze various payroll deductions and their implications on employee net pay.
Prepare comprehensive payroll journal entries, considering the impact on financial accounts and the accounting equation.
Post payroll journal entries accurately to the general ledger for proper recording and reporting.
Complete payroll tax forms, such as Form 941, Form 940, Form W-2, Form W-3, and Form W-4, following applicable guidelines and requirements.
Solve comprehensive payroll problems, integrating knowledge of payroll legislation, calculations, and journal entries.
Apply payroll concepts within the context of the accounting cycle to gain a comprehensive understanding of payroll's role in financial reporting.
Define and explain key payroll-related terms and concepts for effective communication and comprehension in the field.


Requirements
There are no specific prerequisites for this course. However, a basic understanding of accounting principles and concepts would be beneficial. Familiarity with financial statements, general ledger, and basic mathematical calculations will also be helpful in grasping the payroll concepts covered in the course.

Description
This comprehensive payroll accounting course covers many aspects of payroll, providing in-depth knowledge of payroll legislation, calculations, and journal entries. Led by an experienced CPA, this course offers practical examples and valuable insights into the intricacies of payroll processing.
In this course, we will thoroughly explore payroll legislation, including a wide range of laws that impact payroll operations. We will focus on the laws related to payroll calculations and withholdings, ensuring compliance with legal requirements.
Understanding the importance of accurate calculations, we will dive into the generation of payroll registers and earnings reports, which serve as vital tools in calculating payroll accurately. Through practical exercises, you will develop proficiency in calculating payroll tax withholdings, such as federal income tax (FIT), social security, and Medicare. We will guide you through the process of determining net pay from gross pay, equipping you with the necessary skills to handle payroll calculations effectively.
One key aspect often overlooked in payroll courses is the recording of payroll transactions. In this course, we will thoroughly cover payroll journal entries, providing a comprehensive understanding of their complexity. By examining the impact of these entries on financial accounts and the accounting equation, you will gain practical knowledge of payroll accounting and its correlation with debits and credits.
Moreover, we will address the crucial process of completing payroll tax forms, including Form 941, Form 940, Form W-2, Form W-3, and Form W-4. Through step-by-step guidance, you will learn how to accurately fill out these forms, ensuring compliance with reporting requirements.
To enhance your learning experience, this course offers valuable resources, including downloadable PDF files for offline reference, preformatted Excel practice files to reinforce your Excel skills, multiple-choice and short calculation practice questions to sharpen your problem-solving abilities, and stimulating discussion questions to facilitate interactive learning and knowledge sharing.
You will have the privilege of learning from a highly qualified instructor who holds CPA, CGMA, and Master of Science in Taxation credentials. With their extensive experience in accounting concepts, QuickBooks software, and curriculum development, you can trust in their expertise to provide comprehensive instruction and guidance.
Content Includes
In-depth coverage of payroll laws and their impact on payroll processing
Detailed explanations and calculations of regular pay and overtime pay
Comprehensive understanding of employer and employee social security and Medicare calculations
Thorough examination of employee federal income tax calculations
Detailed insights into employer federal unemployment tax (FUTA) calculations
Exploration of other payroll deductions and their significance in payroll accounting
Extensive guidance on payroll journal entries and their proper posting to the general ledger
Step-by-step instructions for accurately completing payroll tax forms (Form 941, Form 940, Form W-2, Form W-3, Form W-4)
Practical application through comprehensive payroll and accounting cycle problems
Comprehensive coverage of key payroll definitions and terminology for a thorough understanding
Enroll now in this comprehensive payroll accounting course and gain the skills and knowledge to excel in managing payroll operations effectively and with confidence.

Who this course is for
Accounting professionals who want to expand their knowledge and skills in payroll accounting.
Small business owners who handle payroll responsibilities.
HR professionals who need to understand payroll processes and regulations.
Payroll administrators and managers seeking to enhance their expertise.
Students pursuing a career in accounting or HR.
Individuals interested in gaining a comprehensive understanding of payroll accounting for personal or professional purposes.
Bookkeepers and financial professionals involved in payroll-related tasks.
Professionals looking to advance their career prospects by acquiring payroll accounting proficiency.
Anyone responsible for payroll processing or seeking to improve their payroll management abilities.


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ArchVizArtist - 3DS Max Exterior & Interior Visualization Course 2.0
Agnieszka Klich | Duration: 36 h | Video: H264 3840x2160 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 30,2 GB | Language: English

For years, we ve been determined to uncover the secret to creating stunning 3D images. After countless hours of research and experimentation, we ve finally cracked the code! Our well-honed system has helped us capture the attention of viewers, present our work to the highest standard, and use the software as an artistic tool. This powerful and proven method will help you achieve the incredible results you have always dreamed of. Unlock the potential of your work and make it stand out with our tried-and-tested approach. Get ready to take your 3D artistry to the next level!

What will you learn?

Learn 3ds Max from the ground up. Our quick, comprehensive lessons will help you master the program without wasting time on unnecessary information. We ll also show you the best ways to organize your files and folders, helping you to keep your work tidy and secure. Plus, a good folder structure will save you time and prevent you from misplacing files. Get ready to streamline your workflow, and get the most out of 3ds Max.
Learning 3ds Max modeling is essential for any 3D artist. Even though we don t usually create models (we receive models from clients and purchase pre-made assets), occasionally, when the need arises, we must swiftly produce or edit an existing model to meet the client s requirements. In this course, we ll take you step-by-step through the basics of creating an interior. You ll learn how to create a complete interior from start to finish, including windows, floor, and doors. We will also show you how to model buildings from exterior scenes.
Choosing the right camera angle is a crucial part of creating compelling visuals. It can be the most challenging part of the process. The details, architectural highlights, and surrounding context change the perception of the image based on the camera angle. By learning the composition rules and best ways of setting up cameras in 3ds max, you can ensure that your visuals have the desired impact.
Lighting is a key element in capturing emotions and setting the tone of any image. With the right lighting, we can change the atmosphere, mood, and sense of depth. We will take you through the basics of all lighting scenarios, such as daylight, overcast, sunset, and night, for both interior and exterior shots. Learn how to master the power of light to bring your images to life.
If you want to create photo-realistic materials, you must be an attentive observer of the world around you. This is a fundamental skill in creating stunning visuals that will wow your viewers. We ll show you how to create materials that look and feel real, so your work will never be doubted. Get ready to craft materials that will make your image stand out!
At the end of our course, you will have learned how to manually position objects to create the perfect composition but also how to use the Chaos Scatter tool to quickly and easily scatter greenery in your scene. You won t need any additional plugins, as this tool is built-in to the software. This knowledge will save you time on future projects and enable you to create beautiful landscape compositions with plants, stones, etc
Adding story to visualizations is essential if you want your image to stand out and capture attention. In this course, we ll cover the concept and demonstrate various methods of incorporating story into images. You ll learn how to incorporate storytelling elements to engage your audience and create a compelling narrative. By the end of the course, you ll understand how to effectively communicate your message through visuals, and be able to create stunning, attention-grabbing visuals that will engage your audience.
Artificial intelligence is getting better and better, and the tools using it are being improved quickly. With the market constantly changing, it is important to stay ahead of the curve and remain competitive in the industry. For this reason, we decided to include bonus techniques where we present to you how you can use A.I. for your advantage.
As 3D artists, we understand the importance of post-processing to get the best results which is why we are here to show you how. We strive to create the best image in the 3D software and only give it subtle improvements in post-production for the best results. We ll teach you how to use Photoshop to enhance your visuals, as well as how to save time and post-process your images directly in 3ds Max. Learn how to save time and perfect your images in post-production by using our step-by-step instructions.

Learn this in just few weeks or spend years trying to learn it by yourself.


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SQL Server High Availability and Disaster Recovery (HA/DR)
Last updated 5/2023
Duration: 44h | Video: .MP4, 1280x720 30 fps | Audio: AAC, 48 kHz, 2ch | Size: 40.7 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Dive deep into how SQL Server works to implement an effective high availability and disaster recovery solution.



What you'll learn
By the end of the course, attendees will be able to understand the different SQL Server high availability and disaster recovery technologies - how they work and properly implement the right solution to address recovery objectives and service level agreements

Requirements
Attendees should have a basic understanding of managing and administering SQL Server databases

Description
This is a deep dive course on understanding how SQL Server works to effectively choose the right high availability and disaster recovery solution that will address every organization's need to protect digital assets. Packed with videos explaining concept and demos to reinforce the lessons, this course is what every IT professional needs to properly manage and protect a SQL Server database.
The course uses SQL Server 2012 for demonstrations. But the concepts still apply to later versions of SQL Server on Windows.
Who this course is for
Senior IT professionals
SQL Server administrators
Software developers who write applications for SQL Server


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Point-Free: A video series exploring functional programming and Swift (#0-245)
Brandon Williams, Stephen Celis | Duration: 123+ h | Video: H264 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 89 GB | Language: English

Point-Free is here, bringing you videos covering functional programming concepts using the Swift language.

Point-Free is a video series covering functional programming and Swift. We ve been working in functional programming for quite some time now, and we ve seen a lot of benefits. So, we ve wanted to share with more people, and what better way than a video series that we can bring to our community.

Functional programming leads to a lot of interesting ways to reuse code and make code more testable. But, we didn t even know about many of these ideas for most of our careers. However, by diving deeper and deeper things started to slowly make more sense it became clear that this was a serious tool for wiping away complexity that every programming should have at their disposal.

Unfortunately, functional programming is sometimes seen as overly academic or unapproachable. That s a shame because it s a really beautiful way of doing programming, just a little different from what we are used to. It emphasizes immutable values, which means you are not allowed to mutate! And it is weirdly obsessed with functions and how they compose, and in some sense that is all that matters.



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Understanding the Old Testament (OT Bible Intro-Survey)
Published 8/2023
Created by Dr. Fred Mabie
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 19 Lectures ( 17h 12m ) | Size: 22.5 GB



Learn How to More Accurately Read, Interpret, and Apply God's Word of Truth!



What you'll learn
Students will sharpen their grasp of the content and theology of the Old Testament
Students will better understand the foundational role of the Pentateuch in relation to the balance of Scripture (OT and NT)
Students will become sensitized to the contribution, features, themes, and significance of various books, subsections, and genres of the Old Testament
Students will gain a greater understanding of the place and significance of historical context when studying biblical literature

Requirements
There are no prerequisites for this course

Description
This is the exact same Old Testament Introduction course Ihave taught at leading Bible colleges and seminaries including Talbot School of Theology, Multnomah School of the Bible and Biblical Seminary, and Gateway Seminary (formerly Golden Gate Seminary).Paying for this same course at Bible College / Seminary costs $2,000-3,000 so you will save at least 90% per person!This course consists of 20 videos totaling over 17 hours of instruction that you can pause, stop, and rewatch as many times as needed for forever! The course also includes an ample amount of downloadable files and links that give 'at a glance' overviews of Bible History-Timelines, Interpreting the Old Testament, Apologetics, New Testament use of the OldTestament and much more! There will also be (Optional) links and resources to more detailed dives into key topics for those wanting more In addition, the course will be synced with (Optional) readings from popular Old Testament survey texts and atlases. Specific course goals and learning outcomes:CognitiveStudents will sharpen their grasp of the content and theology of the Old TestamentStudents will better understand the foundational role of the Pentateuch in relation to the balance of Scripture (OT and NT)Students will become alert and sensitized to the particular theological message, themes, features, and significance of each Old Testament book, section, and style (that is how to read, understand, and apply a one-liner axiom in Proverbs vs. Laws in Leviticus vs. Prophetic visions)Students will gain a greater understanding of the place and significance of historical context when studying biblical literatureAffectiveStudents will grow in their realization of the spiritual power unleashed by better understanding the whole counsel of GodStudents will grow in their dependency on and appreciation of the timeless power of God s Word and realization of the efficacy of God s Spirit in using the Scriptures to impact livesBehavioralStudents will grow in their Christian walk and spiritual discernment as they spend extended time engaging the Bible and allowing the Bible to engage their lives more deeplyStudents will take what they have learned and use it to equip others for the work of ministry and to stimulate the Body of Christ to faith and good deeds

Who this course is for
Motivated learners of the Bible (Old Testament, Tanak, Torah)
Homeschoolers
Sunday school teachers and small group leaders
Church leaders and volunteers in training
Those considering seminary, full-time ministry, or missions



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