Oxford ATPL Aviation Meteorology CBT | 654 MB

Oxford Aviation Training and the Met Office have developed a self-teach, media-rich, interactive Computer Based Training (CBT) course of theoretical and practical Meteorology aimed at both student and qualified pilots. Instruction is up to JAA ATPL level, but as the course is designed for beginners it is suitable for CPL and PPL pilots, too.

The main aim of this CBT is to give pilot-oriented training in Aviation Met theory and to teach pilots to use this theory to interpret met forecasts and reports in order to plan safe and expeditious flying sorties. The secondary aim of the CBT is to teach pilots how to extract and interpret met information from the Met Office's web site.

In this course, author Chris Converse builds a visually rich, interactive marquee to aggregate and display content on a web site home page. This course covers cropping and resizing artwork in Adobe Photoshop, creating HTML and CSS layouts, and dynamically generating marquee elements with the open-source javascript framework jQuery. Tutorials on animating between content panels are also included

Topics include:

Creating project folders
Exporting graphics from Photoshop
Downloading and setting up Aptana Studio
Creating the HTML and javascript files
Setting up the Document Ready script
Generating the navigation buttons
Calculating and animating between photos
Setting the caption text
Preloading images and initializing the marquee

http://www.lynda.com/course-tutorials/Create-Interactive-Homepage-Marquee-jQuery/87637-2.html

Terry Kyle and Matt Carter - SEO Experts Academy (New Links)
English | Duration: 16 hours | 1280x720 | H264 | 15fps 455kbps | AAC 128kbps | 2.11GB
Genre: eLearning

Couldn't find from the site, as the product hasn't launched yet, but below is some info I got from a review blog.
Terry Kyle and Matt Carter are two SEO experts, who have come out with the latest product for internet marketers called SEO Experts Academy.
First, let me tell you straight off that SEO Experts Academy is not a scam, for people who may be under this false presumption. I have undergone the training provided by this product and was thoroughly impressed by it.

Setting achievable goals is one of the first steps toward a successful career and meaningful personal development. In this business skills course for lynda.com, author Dave Crenshaw shows smart ways to create a vision, develop a quantifiable goal, turn that goal into actions and share that commitment publicly to establish accountability Along the way, discover the importance of celebrating successes and reviewing your progress in order to stay motivated and establish a pattern of successful goal setting

Topics include:

Creating a vision
Dividing to conquer
Processing into action
Establishing accountability
Tracking progress

http://www.lynda.com/Business-Business-Skills-tutorials/Achieving-Your-Goals/96757-2.html

Pluralsight: CSS3
English | WMV | WMV3 1024x768 @ 318Kbps 25fps | WMAV2 @ 128Kbps | 2 hrs 45 mins | 289 MB
Genre: eLearning

This course is a discovery of the many new features found in CSS3. Web developers will learn tips and tricks on how to target content for styling, enhance text, understand colors, provide smooth corners, add dimension with shadows, adapt to sizing, transform and animate, and manipulate style with script (whew)!

General Information

In this course, Deke McClelland offers a sneak peak at the new features
in the free public beta of Photoshop CS6. He reveals the secrets behind the new dark interface, searchable layers, the powerful Blur Gallery, Camera Raw 7, video editing, and the Adaptive Wide Angle filter, which removes distortion from extreme wide-angle photographs and panoramas. Deke also covers the new nondestructive Crop tool, dashed strokes, paragraph and character styles, editable 3D type, and the exciting Content-Aware Move tool, which moves selections and automatically heals
the backgrounds.

Topics include:

Enabling auto recovery and background saving
Filtering layers in the Layers panel
Modifying multiple layers at once
Applying layer effects to groups
Working with the Content-Aware tools
Redeveloping photos in Camera Raw 7
Creating depth of field with the Blur Gallery
Correcting wide-angle panoramas
Filling and stroking shape layers
Editing videos in the Timeline panel
Previewing 3D shadows and reflections


Site Link
http://www.lynda.com/Photoshop-tutorials/Photoshop-CS6-Beta-Preview/97406-2.html


Instructions
1) Extract
2) Mount/Burn
3) Play and Learn

Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended with Lynda Tutorials | 1.19 GB + 2.72 GB

Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 Extended Edition contains :
Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 Extended
Adobe Device Central CS5.5
Adobe Media Player
Adobe Extended Script Toolkit CS5.1
Adobe Extension Manager CS5.1
Adobe Fonts CS5.5
Adobe Bridge CS5.1

System requirements

:Itel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon 64 processor.
:Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 3; Vista sp1/2; 7 sp0/1.
:1GB of RAM.
:1GB of available hard-disk space for installation.
:1024x768 display (1280x800 recommended) with qualified hardware-accelerated
OpenGL graphics card, 16-bit color, and 256MB of VRAM
:Some GPU-accelerated features require graphics support for Shader Model 3.0 and
OpenGL 2.0
:QuickTime 7.6.2 software required for multimedia features.

Lynda.com - Photoshop CS5 Extended One-on-One: 3D Scenes

In the third installment of the Photoshop CS5 Extended One-on-One series, author Deke McClelland shows how to build, light, and render realistic 3D scenes in Photoshop CS5 Extended. Providing a systematic approach to scene building, the course explains how to produce reflections and refractions, balance the interplay of light and shadow, and frame scenes with 3D cameras. Exercise files accompany the course.

Topics include:

Building complex 3D objects from simple shapes
Maintaining control over objects in a scene
Extruding and positioning glass
Illuminating a scene with precisely positioned lights
Modifying light attributes such as Attenuation and Falloff
Changing shadows on a mesh-by-mesh basis
Passing light through an opaque object
Understanding depth of field and field of view
Aligning lights and cameras
Rendering stereoscopic 3D artwork

Join Rich Harrington as he explores the world of budgeting by laying out the nuts and bolts of budgets and proposals for video projects. While defining the tools to develop professional budgets, quotes, and proposals, the course also shows video producers and managers how to transform a budget into an invoice. At the end of the course, the author creates a well-versed budget, proposal, and invoice for the sample project, which can serve as templates for future projects.
Topics include:

Evaluating outsourcing and partnering options
Setting rates for services
Incorporating material costs
Determining the scope of the project
Estimating production time for the budget
Creating a quote or proposal
Setting payment terms
Creating an invoice with Word or Pages
Performing billing and collections

AETuts+ Premium - Create The Classic Invisibility Effect
Tutorial | English | Mp4 | h264 1205 kbps | 1280x720 | 25 fps | AAC 48 KHz Stereo | 01:00:00
Source Files | AEP | PNG | 479.67 MB
Genre: e-Learning / After Effects | Level: Intermediate

In this tutorial we’ll create an invisibility effect using 2D footage by displacing different alpha and luminance values. To transition the effect on and off we will generate a fractal pattern to combine with an additive dissolve.

Microsoft has released a developer preview version of Windows 8, the next release of Windows, along with a preview of Visual Studio 11 and Expression Blend 5. These new previews allow developers to get started today in creating applications hosted on this exciting new operating system. Although all Windows 7 applications should run fine, the new look and feel for Windows 8 requires developers to learn how to create Metro style applications, using the Metro application framework This framework is available both for XAML developers using C#, VB, or C++; and HTML developers using javascript. Learning to create Metro style application requires a bit of a learning curve, but it s not nearly as steep as the learning curve for the .NET Framework ten years
ago. This course introduces the new platform both from an end user and developer point of view, and demonstrates creating a simple Metro style application to get you started

In this course, you will:

Examine the new Windows 8 user interface, including the start screen
app bars, charms and sample applications
Work with multiple Metro style applications concurrently
Interact with the Windows 8 desktop
Investigate the Metro App Framework
Examine the Microsoft documentation and compare the Metro App Framework to the .NET Framework
Learn about the two development platforms
Work with Microsoft sample applications to investigate the new Metro style controls
Build your first Metro style applications both using HTML and XAML markup

http://www.appdev.com/outline.asp?catalog_name=AppDevCatalog&category_name=XWSProduct