Gary Bernhardt is the kind of guy who, if you saw him writing code in a coffee shop, would make you want to walk up and ask “How did you do that?” In fact, I was with Gary one day when a total stranger asked that after watching him effortlessly wield Vim, Ruby, RSpec, Git, and the command line. This screencast is part of a new series at PeepCode where we sit down with expert programmers and watch them work. You won’t learn a specific topic or build a deployable project, but you’ll pick up workflow tips and editor hacks that usually require years of experience to figure out.

You may not know it, but you’ve probably used software written by John Barnette. He’s a committer to RubyGems. His initial attempt at fixing the test fixture problem shipped with Rails 2 over three years ago. Whenever I code with John, I always walk away with something practical that I can use in my web applications. This screencast is part of a new series at PeepCode where we sit down with expert programmers and watch them work. The point isn’t to create a deployable product, but rather to discover workflow tips and development hacks that usually require years of experience to figure out.

Francis Hwang has been writing programs in the Ruby language since back before barely anyone knew what it was.
He co-founded the groundbreaking GoRuCo conference in New York City and is currently the CTO of Profitably, a financial analytics startup.
This screencast is part of a new series at PeepCode where we sit down with expert programmers and watch them work. The point isn’t to create a deployable product, but rather to discover workflow tips and development hacks that usually require years of experience to figure out.

Free player that supports most popular audio and video formats.Player has gathered the best ideas of famous players and a lot of new!
The player has a revolutionary system of skins, supports karaoke files and subtitles, as well as visualization Sonique. It has excellent quality sound reproduction.

It’s not easy finding a good opening to play against 1 e4, especially if you don’t have endless time available to study the latest theoretical developments. If you choose fashionable openings, it’s often a necessity to keep pace with modern theory if you want to succeed with Black.
This book provides a solution. Neil McDonald advocates his favourite opening – the very popular French Defence – but chooses a repertoire for Black that requires only the minimum amount of move memorization. The lines he selects are very easy to learn and play – perfect for those who are unwilling to be slaves to opening theory. But there’s also something here for more experienced players, as McDonald goes on to offer a second repertoire based on counter-attacking lines against 3 Nc3 and 3 Nd2

The one-act play stands apart as a distinct art form with some well known writers providing specialist material, among them Bernard Shaw, Tom Stoppard, Harold Pinter, Caryl Churchill. Alan Ayckbourn, Edward Albee and Tennesee Williams. There are also lesser-known writers with plenty of material to offer, yet sourcing one-act plays to perform is notoriously hard. This companion is the first book to survey the work of over 250 playwrights in an illuminating A-Z guide. Multiple styles, nationalities and periods are covered, offering a treasure trove of compelling moments of theatre waiting to be discovered. Guidance on performing and staging one-act plays is also covered as well as essential contact information and where to apply for performance rights. A chapter introducing the history of the one-act play rounds off the title as a definitive guide.

Volume V of this award-winning series reveals the fundamentals of shape and guidelines to correct opening and endgame play learned at the world's top Go training ground, the Korean Go Academy.

Play With Pictures is a highly-entertaining picture creator that is so fun and easy to use that anyone can cut out people and objects from their pictures and turn them into unique and imaginative creations, which are perfect for livening up a social network profile, making greeting cards and invitations, or letting school projects come alive. The software automates the process of cutting out an unlimited number of people and props from images, seamlessly layering them onto a background of choice, and then applying additional effects, all with simple and user-friendly controls. Using Play With Pictures, imaginations comes alive.

Free player that supports most popular audio and video formats.Player has gathered the best ideas of famous players and a lot of new!
The player has a revolutionary system of skins, supports karaoke files and subtitles, as well as visualization Sonique. It has excellent quality sound reproduction.

(-: Joy Play :-) free multimedia player that supports most popular audio and video formats: MP3, AVI, WAV, WMA, WMV, OGG, Audio CDs, FLAAC, DIVX, MPG. Supported file formats expanded using plug-ins. The player has collected in his best-known ideas and many new players!

Play With Pictures is a highly-entertaining picture creator. No photo editing skills required, Play With Pictures™ does all the hard work for you. Amazingly simple and intuitive interface - pick it up in minutes! Simple to use - 3 easy steps. No limits to the number of pictures you can use. Cut out people and objects in seconds. Add effects, speech bubbles and text. Combine Pictures and Effects to Create Amazing Images! Share with friends and family. With Play With Pictures™, you can MAKE: picture memories of holidays and special occasions; cards and invitations; school assignments come alive; fun pictures to share with friends and family. Share via email, Facebook, MySpace, Photobucket and Flickr or print.

This is a new program that can cut out the elements in a picture and make picture compositions easily. It is a very useful and nice program which is developed by Vertus.

Roman takes you through a series of simple and easy to follow games to show how GrandMasters:

Approach to Basic coordination of pieces
Developing a plan base on your opponents weakness
Exploiting pawn and positional weaknesses
Gaining space and limiting your opponent’s space
Well placed pieces vs. badly placed pieces
When and when not to exchange pieces
Pawn structures - how they affect piece placement & development
Concluding the Game

101 SIMPLE WAYS TO MAKE EVERY DAY A SPECIAL DAY!
Children who move their bodies as part of the learning process are more stimulated and alert--and they retain more of what they are taught. By sharing the upbeat, joyful activities in Smart Play, you can enhance your child’s intelligence, boost his or her confidence, teach academic and motor skills, and provide a lasting foundation for learning.

The Chapters:
1. Intro & Origins
2. Choosing a Didgeridoo
3. Mouthpieces : adjusting & making
4. The Basic Drone
5. The Five Engines