-A TCP/IP and Networking Protocols Education Series -A place to learn IP, TCP, Ethernet, IP Addressing, Subnetting, DNS, and the OSI Model -A Lecture-based Educational Course on IP Addressing and Subnetting. * How the OSI Model Works -A Lecture-Based Presentation on How the OSI Model Works * How TCP/IP (Networking) Works ™ -A Lecture-Based Presentation on How TCP/IP Networking Works! * How The Internet Runs™ -A Lecture-Based Presentation on How the Networks of the World Interconnect to Create the Internet! * How DNS Works™ -A Lecture-Based Presentation on How the Domain Naming System Works! -Subnetting Section Helper

Learn to incorporate excellent typography principles into your next web site design! This course by Ian Yates is designed to to take you through the absolute fundamentals of web typography, so whether you’re a beginner, or simply wish to refresh your knowledge, you’ll get a great overview of web typography fundamentals and practices through a practical web design project. As a special bonus, download the source materials for each lesson to complete the typography project along with Ian. Introduction 2m 10s Welcome 2m 10s Getting Started 49m 31s An Introduction 10m 22s Anatomy of Type 11m 36s Fonts on the Web 17m 33s Communication 10m Working with Type 1h 5m 43s Layout and Communication 11m 52s Decoration 3m 40s Choosing Fonts 15m 34s Size, Scale and Rhythm 17m 31s Flexible Type 17m 6s Conclusion 45s Conclusion 45s More info: _http://tutsplus.com/course/introduction-to-web-typography/

IIn this series of lessons we will be exploring the Substance procedural texturing system included with Maya

In this tutorial, we will learn how to create beautiful Maya renders from our RealFlow Hybrido simulations. We will begin this tutorial with the simulation of our RealFlow assets, and discuss some important RealFlow settings to keep in mind as we prepare our assets to be used within Maya. Once we bring our RealFlow assets into Maya, we will explore topics that include setting up shaders and materials for realistic water, controlling the rendered appearance of RealFlow splash particles, rendering Hybrido foam and whitecaps in Maya, incorporating mist into our renders, and we will learn how all of these things can be accomplished without having to rely on the RealFlow RenderKit for Maya. By the time you complete this tutorial, you will have a better understanding of how to render your own Hybrido simulations using Maya.