Showing posts with label master. Show all posts
Showing posts with label master. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Game Master - Juni-Juli 2016




Game Master – Juni-Juli 2016
German | 38 pages | PDF | 24 MB




Sunday, June 5, 2016

Le mémoire de master : Piloter un mémoire, rédiger un rapport, préparer une soutenance




Le mémoire de master : Piloter un mémoire, rédiger un rapport, préparer une soutenance
Dunod; 4e édition (10 février 2016) | ISBN: 210074318X | Français | PDF | 192 pages | 47 MB


La rédaction d’un mémoire de Master est loin d’être une simple formalité, Or l’expérience montre que les étudiants sont trop souvent démunis et qu’ils manquent de conseils souvent élémentaires, qui risquent de les pénaliser lors de la soutenance et de la notation,Cet ouvrage permet d’acquérir les les techniques indispensables en terme de :


– Gestion du temps- Gestion de ses relations avec les différents intervenenants- Recherche documentaire
– Règles de base de la rédaction


Cette nouvelle édition est enrichie d’un chapitre sur la diffusion possible du mémoire, via internet notamment, et de témoignages d’étudiants,




Sunday, May 29, 2016

TTC Video - How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master [Reduced]



From the basics of the game to advanced strategy and tactics, and everything in between, How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master is any chess enthusiast’s opportunity to enhance your understanding of the game. Taught by International Master and renowned chess teacher Jeremy Silman, these 24 engaging lessons walk you through every aspect of the game. After grounding you in the rules of chess, Mr. Silman offers strategic insight into openings and endgames, shows you typical pitfalls to avoid, and examines an array of famous gambits, positions, defenses, mates, and more.


One of the most rewarding aspects of chess is that amateurs and professionals alike can unlock new secrets, discover fresh patterns, and sharpen their skills as players. Amateurs may wonder:


Where do I even begin?
How do all the pieces move?
Which pieces are more valuable?
What are the key “rookie mistakes” to avoid?


The rules are simple to learn, but the game is vastly complex. Therefore, even seasoned players with many years of experience always have more to learn. For instance:


When does the en passant rule apply?
How do I make more effective combinations?
How does pawn structure point toward the best next move?
Is it possible to secure a checkmate with just a king and a pawn?


Whether you’re a chess novice or a long-time player, this course will help you see the game in a whole new way. Striking visual examples from some of the most famous—and infamous—matches in history offer a wealth of strategic insight. You’ll also explore the game’s history and meet some noted and flamboyant players, from André Philidor to Bobby Fischer to Garry Kasparov. How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master is your guide to becoming a formidable chess opponent.


Improve Your Game—No Matter Your Skill Level


From kings to commoners and coast to coast around the world, chess is a universal game that anyone can enjoy, regardless of language or nationality or social class. And it’s a game that anyone can learn. Mr. Silman reviews everything from how pieces move and basic notation to advanced strategy and complex combinations. Players at all levels will find something of value here, and a wealth of interactive examples make every lesson worth revisiting to mine key information.


Among the many topics Mr. Silman covers are:


Game Fundamentals:
Review how all the pieces move, and discover a few surprises—such as that the humble pawn is actually the most complex piece on the board. Then examine the basics of notation and etiquette during the game.


Tactical Patterns: Pins, skewers, forks, decoys, double attacks, and more—build your skills with every piece to help you trap your opponent and unleash carnage on the board.


Strategic Planning: From pawn structure to imbalances in position to cat-and-mouse development and combinations, learn to read the board and determine the best series of moves—for you and your opponent.


Open vs. Closed Positions: Should you play in the center or go for the wings? When should you rely on knights versus bishops? When should you sacrifice a pawn? Find out how to navigate any mid-game setup.


Statics vs. Dynamics: Chess relies on strategic thinking and long-term planning, but it also requires the ability to strike at weaknesses and wage battle. Hone your skills in all types of play.


Endgames: It might not be as sexy as tactical strikes, but learning a few basic endgame strategies can give you a powerful edge over your competition. With a wealth of examples, Mr. Silman shows you how to win—and makes the study of endgames fun.


Study Classic Games for Lessons in Technique and Style


One of the joys of this course is that Mr. Silman takes you beyond the board and explores the history of the game. He transports you to old-time chess clubs (which were known in 18th century Paris as “dens of iniquity”) and introduces you to many of the game’s colorful characters and International Masters—players who changed the game and serve as models for today’s aspiring players. Among others, you will meet:


Alexander Alekhine
André Philidor
Vera Menchik
José Raúl Capablanca
Bobby Fischer
Garry Kasparov


In addition to revealing personalities and presenting biographical details, Mr. Silman reviews many classic—often heated—games, offering a play-by-play to show how these chess heroes have trapped and mated each other and forced resignations. You’ll delight in discovering different styles of play, from cautious development to hyper-aggressive tactics to surprising mates—and learn much from studying these games. And you’ll come away with a trove of masters you can look to as models for your own game.


Indeed, one of the most important ways to improve your game is to play often. Mr. Silman gives you plenty of opportunities to spot the next best move or discover weaknesses in these fast-paced games. Thanks to detailed custom graphics that make each chess move come alive, you’ll learn to spot patterns and make connections. You also learn to read the board and become fluent in chess notation, which will change the way you view the game.


Learn from an International Master


As an International Master and a well-regarded author of numerous chess books and articles, Mr. Silman is an ideal guide to help you build your skills. Using clear examples and a step-by-step approach, these lessons feel more like an intimate tutorial than a series of lectures. The course is intensively illustrated, helping you follow each move as it plays out.


With his deep knowledge of chess history and the chess community, Mr. Silman also gives you an insider’s take on many of the more intriguing aspects of the game, including simultaneous exhibitions, blindfolded chess, computers, and chess engines. Computers in particular play an intriguing role in today’s game. Mr. Silman offers recommendations for how to use chess engines to improve your tactical abilities, but he also gives a useful perspective on the limits of artificial intelligence.


Ultimately, chess is a human game, and an enjoyable pastime. It’s about more than rote memorization and brute-force calculations. In How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master, you’ll encounter more than a prescription for better play. You’ll discover the romance and joy of the game—and become a better thinker to approach any chess match or strategic thinking challenge with confidence.




Saturday, May 28, 2016

Game Master - April-Mai 2016




Game Master – April-Mai 2016
German | 38 pages | PDF | 37,7 MB




Saturday, May 7, 2016

LGN - Master the Blues Bundle with John W. Tuggle (2016)




LGN – Master the Blues Bundle (2016)
WEBRip | English | MP4 + MP3 Jam Tracks + PDF Guides | 1280 x 720 | AVC ~2312 kbps | 29.970 fps
AAC 147 Kbps 48.0 KHz | 2 channels | ~11 hours | 12.7 GB
Genre: eLearning Video / Guitar lesson


Learn how to take your blues guitar playing to the next level. You will learn the must know blues techniques to make your playing sound more professional as well as the concepts to confidently improvise through a 12 bar blues. This is the most popular bundle of video lessons I have made and with these lessons thousands of students have learned how to start improvising instead of memorizing their way through the blues.


This Bundle contains the following Courses:Blues Guitar Method – Running Time 4.6 Hours
Blues Guitar Method 2 – Running Time 2.5 Hours
Blues Techniques – Running Time 4.5 Hours
50 Bonus Blues Backing Tracks
Access to Live Video Broadcast
Forum Access
This Bundle Includes
Blues Techniques

Gear


Lesson 1 – The Left Hand


Lesson 2 – The Right Hand


Lesson 3 – Understanding Rhythm


Lesson 4 – 5 Blues Exercises


Lesson 5 – Bending


Lesson 6 – Bending Examples


Lesson 7 – Vibrato


Lesson 8 – Raking


Lesson 9 – Blues Extras


Content Runtime: 4 Hour 18 Minutes 15 Seconds


Blues Guitar Method

Lesson 1 – The Major Scale and Intervals


Lesson 2 – The Minor Pentatonic Scale


Lesson 3 – The Major Pentatonic Scale


Lesson 4 – The Blues Scale


Lesson 5 – Visualizing the Fretboard


Lesson 6- Improvising


Lesson 7 – 10 Blues Licks


Lesson 8 – 4 Minute Slow Blues Solo


Content Runtime: 4 Hour 49 Minutes 42 Seconds


Blues Guitar Method 2

Lesson 1 – Chord Tones


Lesson 2 – Patterns for Solos


Lesson 3 – The 5 Boxes


Lesson 4 – Improvising Advanced


Lesson 5 – 10 Blues Licks


Content Runtime: 2 Hour 24 Minutes 46 Seconds


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Thursday, April 14, 2016

DSLR Photography for Beginners: Master Your DSLR Camera & Improve Your Digital SLR Photography Skills




DSLR Photography for Beginners: Master Your DSLR Camera & Improve Your Digital SLR Photography Skills by Shawn Cannon
English | April 7, 2016 | ASIN: B01E0ABI9W | 26 Pages | AZW3/MOBI/EPUB/PDF (conv) | 2.26 MB


In this book, you will understand the origins of the Camera and how photography rose to fame and became one great profession that is not necessarily for everyone. This book will help you understand why a DSLR camera is the best pick for either the beginner, intermediate, or the advanced photographer.


Go back in time and revisit how the camera came to life. Meet the earliest ones ever developed and the impact it had to the whole world, shaping the culture and outlook that we now have towards photography and the art of taking great images. Know the various advantages and disadvantages of the DSLR as it is compared to other digital compact cameras which is its primary competition right now.




ENGLISH COURSE • Language Leader • Elementary • Test Master CD (2010)





Language Leader • Elementary • Test Master CD

PEARSON | 2010 | English | DOC, MP3 | 101.43 MB



Language Leader is a general adult course that provides a thought-provoking and purposeful approach to learning English. With its engaging content and systematic skills work, it is the ideal course for students who want to express their ideas and develop their communicative abilities. Attached to the back of the Teacher’s Book, the Test Master CD-ROM is an invaluable resource to accompany Language Leader. It includes a Placement Test, Unit Tests, Progress Tests and a Final Test.



Sunday, April 10, 2016

Master Builder - April-May 2016




Master Builder – April-May 2016
English | PDF | 68 Pages | 16.20 Mb


Homepage: mbqld.com.au