Database Fundamentals

Database Fundamentals

1 – Databases and information models
1.1 What is a database?
1.2 What is a database management system?
1.2.1 The evolution of database management systems
1.3 Introduction to information models and data models
1.4 Types of information models
1.4.1 Network model
1.4.2 Hierarchical model
1.4.3 Relational model
1.4.4 Entity-Relationship model
1.4.5 Object-relational model
1.4.6 Other data models
1.5 Typical roles and career path for database professionals
1.5.1 Data Architect
1.5.2 Database Architect
1.5.3 Database Administrator (DBA)
1.5.4 Application Developer

2 – The relational data model
2.1 Relational data model: The big picture
2.2 Basic concepts
2.3 Relational data model constraints
2.3.1 Entity integrity constraint
2.3.2 Referential integrity constraint
2.3.3 Semantic integrity constraints
2.4 Relational algebra
2.5. Relational calculus
2.5.1 Tuple-oriented relational calculus
2.5.2 Domain-oriented relational calculus

3 – The conceptual data model
3.1 Conceptual, logical and physical modeling: The big picture
3.2 What is a model?
3.2.1 Data model
3.2.2 Database model
3.2.3 Conceptual data model concepts
3.3 A case study involving a Library Management System – Part 1 of 3
3.3.1 Developing the conceptual model

4 – Relational Database Design
4.1 The problem of redundancy
4.2. Decompositions
4.3. Functional Dependencies
4.4 Properties of Functional Dependencies
4.4.1 Armstrong’s Axioms
4.4.2 Computing the closure set of attributes
4.4.3 Entailment
4.5 Normal Forms
4.5.1 First Normal Form (1NF)
4.5.2 Second Normal Form (2NF)
4.5.3 Third Normal Form (3NF)
4.5.4 Boyce-Codd Normal Form (BCNF)
4.6 Properties of Decompositions
4.6.1 Lossless and Lossy Decompositions
4.6.2 Dependency-Preserving Decompositions
4.7 Minimal Cover
4.8 Synthesis of 3NF schemas
4.9 3NF decomposition
4.10 The Fourth Normal Form (4NF)
4.11 Other normal forms
4.12 A case study involving a Library Management System – Part 2 of 3

5 – Introduction to SQL
5.1 History of SQL
5.2 Defining a relational database schema in SQL
5.3 Data manipulation with SQL
5.4 Table joins
5.5 Union, intersection, and difference operations
5.5.1 Union
5.5.2 Intersection
5.5.3 Difference (Except)
5.6 Relational operators
5.6.1 Grouping operators
5.6.2 Aggregation operators
5.6.3 HAVING Clause
5.7 Sub-queries
5.7.1 Sub-queries returning a scalar value
5.7.2 Sub-queries returning vector values
5.7.3 Correlated sub-query
5.7.4 Sub-query in FROM Clauses
5.8 Mapping of object-oriented concepts to relational concepts
5.10 A case study involving a Library Management System – Part 3 of 3

6 – Stored procedures and functions
6.1 Working with IBM Data Studio
6.1.1 Creating a project
6.2 Working with stored procedures
6.2.1 Types of procedures
6.2.2 Creating a stored procedure
6.2.3 Altering and dropping a stored procedure
6.3 Working with functions

7 – Using SQL in an application
7.1 Using SQL in an application: The big picture
7.2 What is a transaction?
7.3 Embedded SQL
7.3.1 Static SQL
7.3.2 Dynamic SQL
7.3.3 Static vs. dynamic SQL
7.4 Database APIs
7.4.1 ODBC and the IBM Data Server CLI driver
7.4.2 JDBC
7.5 pureQuery
7.5.1 IBM pureQuery Client Optimizer

8 – Query languages for XML
8.1 Overview of XML
8.1.1 XML Elements and Database Objects
8.1.2 XML Attributes
8.1.3 Namespaces
8.1.4 Document Type Definitions
8.1.5 XML Schema
8.2 Overview of XML Schema
8.3 XPath
8.3.1 The XPath data model
8.3.2 Document Nodes
8.3.3 Path Expressions
8.3.4 Advanced Navigation in XPath
8.3.5 XPath Semantics
8.3.6 XPath Queries
8.4 XQuery
8.4.1 XQuery basics
8.4.2 FLWOR expressions
8.4.3 Joins in XQuery
8.4.4 User-defined functions
8.4.5 XQuery and XML Schema
8.4.6 Grouping and aggregation
8.4.7 Quantification
8.5 XSLT
8.6 SQL/XML
8.6.1 Encoding relations as XML Documents
8.6.2 Storing and publishing XML documents
8.6.3 SQL/XML Functions
8.7 Querying XML documents stored in tables
8.8 Modifying data
8.8.1 XMLPARSE
8.8.2 XMLSERIALIZE
8.8.3 The TRANSFORM expression

9 – Database Security
9.1 Database security: The big picture
9.1.1 The need for database security
9.1.2 Access control
9.1.3 Database security case study
9.1.4 Views
9.1.5 Integrity Control
9.1.6 Data encryption
9.2 Security policies and procedures
9.2.1 Personnel control
9.2.2 Physical access control

10 – Technology trends and databases
10.1 What is Cloud computing?
10.1.1 Characteristics of the Cloud
10.1.2 Cloud computing service models
10.1.3 Cloud providers
10.1.4 Handling security on the Cloud
10.1.5 Databases and the Cloud
10.2 Mobile application development
10.2.1 Developing for a specific device
10.2.2 Developing for an application platform
10.2.3 Mobile device platform
10.2.4 Mobile application development platform
10.2.5 The next wave of mobile applications
10.2.6 DB2 Everyplace
10.3 Business intelligence and appliances
10.4 db2university.com: Implementing an application on the Cloud (case study)
10.4.1 Moodle open source course management system
10.4.2 Enabling openID sign-in
10.4.3 Running on the Amazon Cloud
10.4.4 Using an Android phone to retrieve course marks

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Getting Started With Adobe Flex

Getting Started With Adobe Flex

TOC

1 – Introduction to Adobe Flex
1.1 A brief history of Adobe Flex
1.2 Pros and cons of Flex applications
1.3 Versions and editions of Adobe Flex
1.3.1 Adobe Flex 3 SDK
1.3.2 Adobe Flex Builder 3
1.3.3 Adobe Data Services
1.4 The Flex Community
1.4.1 Developer Resources
1.4.2 Discussion Forums
1.4.3 Adobe Flex Blogs
1.5 Comparing Adobe Flex with similar products
1.5.1 Adobe Flex and HTML/JavaScript/Ajax
1.5.2 Adobe Flex and Flash IDE
1.5.3 Adobe Flex and Java/JavaFX
1.5.4 Adobe Flex and Java Server Faces (JSF)
1.5.5 Adobe Flex and Microsoft Silverlight

2 – Installing Flex
2.1 Installing Flex: The big picture
2.2 Installing Flex using the setup wizard
2.2.1 Installing Eclipse
2.2.2 Installing Flex Builder
2.3 Launching Flex Builder
2.4 Developing your first Flex application
2.4.1 Building and running the “Hello Flex” application
2.4.2 Debugging the Flex application

3 – Introduction to MXML and ActionScript
3.1 MXML and ActionScript – the Big Picture
3.2 MXML
3.2.1 XML
3.2.2 Anatomy of an XML tag
3.2.3 Namespaces in MXML
3.3 ActionScript 3
3.3.1 Inline ActionScript
3.3.2 MXML Scripts
3.3.3 ActionScript Variables and data types
3.3.4 ActionScript Classes and Objects
3.3.5 Functions and Access modifiers
3.3.6 [Bindable] Tag
3.3.7 MXML and ActionScript mapping
3.3.8 Events

4 – Working with Flex components
4.1 Working with Flex components: The big picture
4.2 Components
4.3 Containers
4.3.1 Application containers
4.3.2 Layout containers
4.3.3 Navigation containers
4.4 Controls
4.4.1 Text-based controls
4.4.2 Basic controls
4.4.3 Menu-based controls
4.4.4 Data-driven controls
4.5 Exercises

5 – Binding data between controls
5.1 Data binding – The big picture
5.2 Ways to achieve data binding
5.2.1 Curly braces ({}) syntax
5.2.2 ActionScript expressions in curly braces ({})
5.2.3 tag in MXML
5.2.4 Bindings in ActionScript
5.3 Data storage structures and mechanisms
5.4 Data Driven UI Controls
5.4.1 Scrolling List controls
5.4.2 DataGrid control
5.4.3 AdvancedDataGrid control
5.4.4 Hierarchical Data Controls
5.5 Item renderer controls

6 – Working with view states, transitions and filters
6.1 Working with view states, transitions and filters: The big picture
6.2 View states
6.3 Behaviors
6.3.1 Common Effects
6.3.2 Using Effects
6.3.3 Customizing Effects
6.4 Transitions
6.4.1 Making states more interesting
6.4.2 Using Action Effects
6.5 Filters

7 – Working with the server
7.1 Working with the server: The big picture
7.2 Working with Web services
7.3 Using Remote object
7.3.1 The tag
7.3.2 tag
7.3.3 tag
7.4 Using HTTPService
7.5 Working with databases
7.5.1 Sample Flex application accessing a DB2 database

8 – Data Visualization
8.1 Flex Charting: The big picture
8.2 Different Charts in Flex 3
8.2.1 Area Chart [AreaChart]
8.2.2 Bar Chart [BarChart]
8.2.3 Bubble Chart [BubbleChart]
8.2.4 Candle Stick Chart [CandlestickChart]
8.2.5 Column Chart [ColumnChart]
8.2.6 Legend Control [Legend]
8.2.7 High Low Open Close Chart [HLOCChart]
8.2.8 Line Chart [LineChart]
8.2.9 Pie Chart [PieChart]
8.2.10 Plot Chart [PlotChart]
8.3 Column chart example
8.4 Bar chart example
8.5 Line chart example
8.6 Area chart example
8.7 Pie chart example
8.8 Chart style

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Noble Gas Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry

Noble Gas Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry

Contents
1. Planets, Meteorites and Cosmic Dusts
* Primordial Xe Isotopic Abundances and 244Pu-136Xe Ages of Primitive Xe Differentiated Achondrites
* The RELAX Mass Spectrometer and Its Application to Iodine-Xenon Dating
* Enrichment and Fractionation of Noble Gases in Bubbles
* “Q-Gases” as “Local” Primordial Noble Gas Component in Primitive Meteorites
* Weathering and Atmospheric Noble Gases in Chondrites
* Radiogenic Noble Gas Constraints on Mars’ Evolution
* Retentivity of Solar He and Ne in IDPS in Deep Sea Sediment
* Influx and Age Constraints on the Recycled Cosmic Dust Explanation for High 3He/4He Ratios at Hotspot Volcanos
* Geochronology of Tellurium Ores and the Double-Beta Decay Lifetime of 130Te
* Cosmic-Ray-Produced Neon at the Surface of the Earth
* Current Status of Xes-Xen Dating
* Atmospheric, MORB-Like, and Crustal-Derived Noble Gas Components in Subduction-Related Samples
* Noble Gases in Deformed Xenoliths from an Ocean Island: Characterization of a Metasomatic Fluid
* Deconvolution of Multiple Components of Neon and Helium in Mantle-Derived Samples
* Neon and Argon Isotopic Constraints on Earth-Atmosphere Evolution
* The Effect of Water on Noble Gas Signatures of Volcanic Materials
* Indigenous and Extraneous Noble Gases in Terrestrial Diamonds
* Isotopic Variations of Helium in the Diamonds of the Kokchetav Massif’s Metamorphic Rocks, Kazakhstan
* Helium Isotopic Information from Diamonds: Critical Data Available and Needed
* He-Ar Isotope Systematics of Fluid Inclusions: Resolving Mantle and Crustal Contributions to Hydrothermal Fluids
* Mantle Helium in the Groundwater of the Mirror Lake Basin, New Hampshire, U.S.A.
* Volcanic Activity Revealed by Isotope Systematics of Gases from Hydrothermal Springs in Tengchong, China
* Helium Isotopic Compositions in Quaternary Volcanic Geothermal Area near Indo-Eurasian Collisional Margin at Tengchong, China
* Sites and Behaviors ofNoble Gas Atoms in MgO Crystal Simulated by the Molecular Dynamics (MD) Method
* Noble Gas Solubilities in Melts and Crystals
* Noble Gas Partition between Basaltic Melt and Olivine Crystals at High Pressures
* Noble Gas Partitioning between Metal and Silicate under High Pressures: The Case of Iron and Peridotite
* Noble Gas Partitioning in Natural Samples: Results from Coexisting Glass and Olivine Phenocrysts in Four Hawaiian Submarine Basalts

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Vector Models for Data-Parallel Computing

Vector Models for Data-Parallel Computing

 

1 Introduction
1.1 Parallel Vector Models
1.2 Vector Instructions
1.3 Implementation
1.4 Summary and Roadmap
I Models

2 Parallel Vector Models
2.1 The Vector Random Access Machine
2.2 Comparison to P-RAM Models
2.3 Comparison to Circuit and Network Models
2.4 ComparisontoBit-VectorModels
2.5 Selecting Primitives
2.6 Other Issues
2.6.1 Serially Optimal Algorithms
2.6.2 SpaceComplexity
2.6.3 Equal Time Assumption
2.6.4 Do We Need the Scalar Memory?
2.7 Conclusion

3 The Scan Primitives
3.1 Why Scan Primitives?
3.2 Notation
3.3 Example: Line-of-Sight
3.4 Simple Operations
3.4.1 Example: Split Radix Sort
3.5 Segments and Segmented Scans
3.6 Allocating Elements
3.6.1 Example: Line Drawing
3.6.2 Notes on Allocating
3.7 Long Vectors and Load Balancing
3.7.1 Load Balancing
3.7.2 Example: Halving Merge
3.7.3 Notes on Simulating Long Vectors

4 The Scan Vector Model
4.1 The Scan Vector Instruction Set
4.1.1 Scalar Instructions
4.1.2 Elementwise Instructions
4.1.3 Permute Instructions
4.1.4 Scan Instructions
4.1.5 Vector-Scalar Instructions
4.2 Simple Operations
4.3 Segments and Segmented Instructions
4.4 Segmented Operations
4.5 Additional Instructions
4.5.1 Merge Instruction
4.5.2 Combine Instructions
4.5.3 Multi-Extract Instruction
4.5.4 Keyed-Scan Instructions

II Algorithms
5 Data Structures
5.1 Graphs
5.1.1 Vector Graph Representations
5.1.2 Neighbor Reducing
5.1.3 Distributing an Excess Across Edges
5.2 Trees
5.2.1 Vector Tree Representation
5.2.2 Leaffix and Rootfix Operations
5.2.3 Tree Manipulations
5.3 Multidimensional Arrays

6 Computational-Geometry Algorithms
6.1 Generalized Binary Search
6.2 Building a k-DTree
6.3 ClosestPair
6.4 Quickhull
6.5 n MergeHull
6.6 Line of Sight

7 Graph Algorithms
7.1 Minimum Spanning Tree and Connectivity
7.2 Maximum Flow
7.3 Maximal Independent Set and Biconnectivity

8 Numerical Algorithms
8.1 Matrix-Vector Multiplication
8.2 Linear-SystemsSolver
8.3 Simplex
8.4 Outer Product
8.5 Sparse-Matrix Multiplication

III Languages and Compilers
9 Collection-Oriented Languages
9.1 Collections
9.2 Collection Operations
9.3 Mapping Collections onto Vectors

10 Flattening Nested Parallelism
10.1 Nested Parallelism and Replicating
10.2 The Replicating Theorem
10.3 Access-Restricted Code
10.4 Access-Fixed Replicating Theorem
10.5 Indirect Addressing
10.6 Conditional Control
10.6.1 Branch-Packing
10.6.2 Contained Programs
10.6.3 Containment of Functions in Book
10.6.4 Round-Robin Simulation

11 A Compiler for Paralation Lisp
11.1 Source Code: Paralation Lisp
11.2 TargetCode:Scan-VectorLisp
11.3 Translation

IV Architecture
12 Implementing Parallel Vector Models
12.1 Implementation on the Connection Machine
12.1.1 The Vector Memory
12.1.2 The Instructions
12.1.3 Optimizations
12.1.4 Running Times
12.2 Simulating on P-RAM

13 Implementing the Scan Primitives
13.1 Unsigned +-Scan and Max-Scan
13.1.1 Tree Scan
13.1.2 Hardware Implementation of Tree Scan
13.1.3 An Example System
13.2 Directly Implementing Other Scans
13.2.1 Backward and Segmented Scans
13.2.2 Multidimensional Grid Scans
13.3 Floating-Point +-Scan

14 Conclusion

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Romance Novel: No Small Thing

“No Small Thing”, written by Keith Latch

 Kate has a past she longs to forget, and leaves the big city in an effort to put it behind her. A former astronomer, she’s moved home to an ailing mother and a simpler life.Jeremy has demons in his past that prevent him from getting close to another woman. As a renowned cardiologist, he keeps busy enough to forget that he’s alone. With no time for love, there’s no time … more »to get hurt, right?Is it possible for Kate and Jeremy to bury the pain of their pasts and move on, together? Will the people in their lives be happy for them or will they stop at nothing to tear their love apart. Because in the end, they find love is a thing, a thing with both substance and form, but make no mistake: love is no small thing.

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Microsoft Windows Vista Visual Encyclopedia

Microsoft Windows Vista Visual Encyclopedia

If you prefer to see what things look like and how to perform a task, instead of just being told, this is your ideal A to Z reference. Part I shows every Windows Vista tool and how to use it. Part II provides step-by-step instructions for more than 140 key tasks and techniques. Both are arranged alphabetically and illustrated in full color. It's the ultimate Visual resource--you'll see!
* Each tool and technique illustrated in full color
* Alphabetical listings for easy reference
* Step-by-step instructions for performing dozens of tasks
* A comprehensive guide for visual learners

A Visual guide to
* Identifying and using Vista tools
* Creating appointments and sharing calendars
* Backing up your PC and encrypting files
* Setting spam and scam filters
* Playing DVDs and creating movies

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Thriller eBook: Sea of Shadows

“Sea of Shadows”, written by Jeff Edwards

A minor accident at a German nuclear power plant, a Biological Warfare attack on the British Embassy in Washington, DC, and a secret arms deal combine to drive a trusted NATO Ally into an illegal alliance with a rogue Middle Eastern state. With the world hovering on the brink of war, a handful of U.S. Navy warships must track down and destroy a wolfpack of state-of-the-art submarines. Their enemy is skilled in deception, and incredibly lethal. Out-gunned, out-maneuvered, and out-thought, the U.S. Navy crews must throw the rulebook out the window, and become every bit as devious and deadly as their enemy. If they fail, the consequences are unthinkable…

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Photoshop for The Web

Photoshop for The Web

A gaming site, a portfolio site, an information site: Each requires a home page, but each of those home pages requires disparate elements and approaches. How to Wow: photoshop for the walks you through the process of designing each, plus 15 other navigation, animation, and automation projects that show you how to add wow to your Web pages with Photoshop-created graphics. Just like your favorite cookbooks—the ones with short, clear-cut instructions and mouthwatering photos of the delectable concoctions—this book identifies challenges, provides simple recipes for overcoming them, and plugs in inspirational photos of the glorious results. Part 1 takes you through a range of navigation, animation, and automation projects (creating rollover navigation, building animated slide shows, producing a dynamic Flash banner, and more), while Part 2 walks you through the steps entailed in creating home pages for gaming, portfolio, and information sites. Each project explains how to create a lush graphic element, while sidebars and glossaries provide the low-down on important underlying principles. A CD includes the lesson files and image assets required to complete the book's projects.

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Teaching-You: First Aid Skills

Teaching-You: First Aid Skills

Wherever we are, and whatever we do, accidents and emergencies are a part of our lives. Would you know what to do if you were first on the scene? By knowing how to make essential first aid decisions, you can make sure that you are prepared to act in an emergency. Using simulations of real-life events where your choices and decisions affect the outcome, Teaching-you First Aid Skills helps you to acquire those skills, which we all need to learn, but for which we have never found the time.
Hundreds of photographs, animations, videos and diagrams provide clear, step by step explanations on how to recognise and treat common complaints like headaches to major, potentially life threatening conditions such as choking and shock, equipping you with vital skills that one day could help you save a life.
ESSENTIAL FAMILY REFERENCE
An indispensable reference or quick refresher guide covering topics such as the correct First Aid sequence, how to assess a casualty and the recovery position, Teaching-you First Aid Skills is a valuable training aid for the whole family.
BE PREPARED
A fully illustrated First Aid kit details all the essential items and how to use them. Create your own kit for home, work, or travel. Simply enter the number of adults and children that you want to provide for, and the program will automatically calculate the correct amount of items that you need to include in your first aid kit. Finally print out the list of recommended contents as a handy shopping list to take to your chemist or local supermarket.
PRACTISE THE THEORY
Put your skills to the test using scenarios that you might encounter in your day-to-day life – such as a road accident, an incident at work or home, or a potential drowning, where your choices and decisions will determine the outcome. This program will give you the confidence to know what to do should you find yourself in a similar situation; and will guide you through the steps that you should take.
SEE, HEAR AND DO
Over 200 specially-commissioned photographs and diagrams help you identify injuries and illnesses, and illustrate their treatment. Superb animations combined with over 25 minutes of video explain complex life-saving techniques.
Covers:
• Airway and Breathing choking, blocked airway, drowning, hyperventilation, croup and fume inhalation.
• Fractures open, closed, spinal, ribcage and pelvic.
• Resuscitation adult, baby and child.
• Common Complaints fever, headache, diarrhoea and vomiting.
• Head & Brain concussion, compression and stroke.
• Bites & Stings animal bites, insect stings, marine life and snake bites.
• Soft Tissue Injuries sprains, strains and dislocations.
• Heart heart attack, angina and cardiac arrest.
• Attacks and Seizures asthma, diabetes, epilepsy and anaphylactic shock.
• Foreign Bodies in the skin, children and in the eye.
• Shock shock and fainting.
• Burns & Scalds minor and major.
• Overexposure heat stroke, heat exhaustion, hypothermia and frostbite.
• Bleeding bruises, severe internal, cuts and scrapes and severe external.
Poisoning corrosive and non-corrosive.

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Google: The Missing Manual, Second Edition

Google: The Missing Manual, Second Edition

Google.com is one of the most popular sites on the Internet and is used around the world by millions of people every day. Sure, you know how to "Google it" when you're searching for something--anything!--on the Web. It's plenty fast and easy to use. But did you know how much more you could achieve with the world's best search engine by clicking beyond the "Google Search" button?

While you can interface with Google in 97 languages and glean results in 35, you can't find any kind of instruction manual from Google. Lucky for you, our fully updated and greatly expanded second edition to the bestselling Google: The Missing Manual covers everything you could possibly want to know about Google, including the newest and coolest--and often most underused (what is Froogle, anyway?)--features. There's even a full chapter devoted to Gmail, Google's free email service that includes a whopping 2.5 GB of space).

This wise and witty guide delivers the complete scoop on Google, from how it works to how you can search far more effectively and efficiently (no more scrolling through 168 pages of seemingly irrelevant results); take best advantage of Google's lesser-known features, such as Google Print, Google Desktop, and Google Suggest; get your website listed on Google; track your visitors with Google Analytics; make money with AdWords and AdSense; and much more.

Whether you're new to Google or already a many-times-a-day user, you're sure to find tutorials, tips, tricks, and tools that take you well beyond simple search to Google gurudom.

Table of Content

Chapter 1: Google 101	Chapter 2: Superior Searching	Chapter 3: Googling Further: Images, News, Maps, and More
Chapter 4: Googling with Others: Groups and Answers	Chapter 5: Shopping with Google	Chapter 6: The Google Toolbar
Chapter 7: More Cool Google Tools	Chapter 8: Becoming a Search Result	Chapter 9: Making Money with Google
Chapter 10: Google Analytics	Chapter 11: Gmail

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Google Analytics 2.0

 Google Analytics 2.0

Is your Web site serving its purpose? To find out, you need to analyze factors related to what the site is supposed to do. Site statistics give you raw numbers, but Web analytics are like site stats on steroids. Analytics crunch those raw numbers into meaningful metrics??information you can use.

If you read our first book on Google Analytics, you already know what this tool can do and why that matters. (If you didn't, don't worry; there's an overview here, too.) This edition shows you what's new in version 2.0, helping you uncover

specific details and use them like never before.

• Master basic analytics and Web statistics concepts
• Set up Google Analytics 2.0, choose the filters you need, and explore goals and goal-setting
• Learn about new features that enhance analysis, including cross-segment reporting and drilldown content
• Take control of Google Analytics with customizable dashboards and date ranges
• Examine every aspect of the available reports, including visitors, traffic sources, content, and goals
• Discover the specific reports suited for e-commerce sites and how to use them
• Maximize the integration of Google Analytics with Google AdWords
• Boost your use of Regular Expressions, write your own filters, and quantify your goals 

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Demystifying Google (Google Tips & Tricks)

Demystifying Google (Google Tips & Tricks)

Learn new google tricks. How to find out any file using google and More.

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Hackers Secrets

 Hackers Secrets

 

A manual for beginner, This book won’t make you a hacker but will gave you idea abt what the hacking process can be for the beginners only.

The internet is ever growing and you and I are truly pebbles in a vast ocean of information. They say what you don’t T know can’t hurt you. When it comes to the believe quite the opposite.On the Internet there a millions and millions of computer users logging on and off on a daily basis. Information is transferred from one point to another in a heartbeat.Amongst those millions upon millions of users, there’s you.

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Essential JavaScript And jQuery Design Patterns by Addy Osmani

Essential JavaScript And jQuery Design Patterns by Addy Osmani

In this book, we will take a look at a number of popular JavaScript design patterns and explore why certain patterns may be more suitable for your projects than others. Remember that patterns can be applied not just to vanilla JavaScript, but also to abstracted libraries such as jQuery or Dojo as well. Before we begin, let’s look at the exact definition of a ‘pattern’ in software design.

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Handbook for Bloggers and Cyber-Dissidents from Reporters Without Borders

Handbook for Bloggers and Cyber-Dissidents from Reporters Without Borders

The handbook offers practical advice and techniques on how to create a blog, make entries and get the blog to show up in search engine results. It gives clear explanations about blogging for all those whose online freedom of expression is subject to restrictions, and it shows how to sidestep the censorship measures imposed by certain governments, with a practical example that demonstrates the use of the censorship circumvention software Tor.

The leaders of authoritarian countries are becoming more and suspicious of bloggers, these men and women who, although not journalists, publish news and information online and who, worse still, often tackle subjects the so-called traditional media dare not cover. In some countries, blogs have become an important new source of news. It is to protect this source that Reporters Without Borders has updated its handbook.

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The Beginner’s Guide to Search Engine Optimization (SEO) 2nd Edition

“The Beginner’s Guide to Search Engine Optimization (SEO) 2nd Edition” from SEOmoz

New to SEO? Need to polish up your knowledge? The Beginner’s Guide to SEO has been read over 1 million times and provides comprehensive information you need to get on the road to professional quality SEO.

The Beginner’s Guide to Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is an in depth tutorial on how search engines work that covers the fundamental strategies that make websites search engine friendly.

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Change Your Age: Using Your Body and Brain to Feel Younger, Stronger, and More Fit

Change Your Age: Using Your Body and Brain to Feel Younger, Stronger, and More Fit

Author Frank Wildman is an expert in physical movement and mind-body interaction. In this guide to aging well, Wildman introduces concepts regarding exercise that may be new and surprising.

Stiffness does not have to come with aging. His patient, nurturing tone makes it easy to follow, exploring the possibility of feeling and moving as though one is years younger. Returning to the ease and flexibility of childhood, one’s muscles can relearn actions creating less stress and producing less stiffness.

Wildman emphasizes that the program is intuitive rather than set by rules or repetitions. It is about rethinking movement. The book is divided into six parts, with a series of 30 lessons focused on natural body movement. Some lessons have advanced variations. The four major positions for refining and redefining movement are lying, sitting, kneeling, and crouching. The point of the lessons is to fully engage the body in actions rather than overworking separate parts. The legs and neck are most vulnerable to being overworked. The signs of this overworking are a shuffling gait due to stiff legs and turning the whole body when all that’s desired is turning the head. Recommended for people approaching middle age.

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Divya Yog – Pranayam Yog Asan

Divya Yog – Pranayam & Yog Asan

The yoga pranayam can benefit an individual in multiple ways comprising of mental, spiritual and physical benefits. Prayama is the basic yoga technique that is observed to be useful in shunning off stress, anxiety, depression that in turn improves the cardiovascular heath of the practitioners.

This exercise teaches the practitioners to keep the mind calm and stress free by replacing the thoughts of pessimism with all positive vibes giving a new hope to live and think better. Pranayam is accredited to improve the synchronization between the spirit mind and body and teaches the concept of oneness.

Ramkishan Alipur Yadav (born 1953) popularly known as Swami Ramdev, also known as Baba Ramdev, is an Indian Hindu swami. He is particularly well-known for his efforts in popularizing Yoga as it is enunciated in Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras. He is also one of the founders of the Divya Yog Mandir Trust that aims to popularize Yoga and offer Ayurvedic treatments.

His camps are attended by a large number of people. Over 85 million people[1] follow his yoga camps via TV channels, and video. His yoga teaching sessions are for the masses and free for all. His stated principle in life is to be of help to all.

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Symbolic Computation And Education

 Symbolic Computation And Education

The book may serve as a useful reference for researchers, educators, and other professionals interested in developing, using, and practising methodologies and software tools of symbolic computation for education from the secondary to the undergraduate level.

This book covers a wide range of topics from teaching philosophy and curriculum development to symbolic and algebraic manipulation and automated geometric reasoning, and to the design and implementation of educational software and integrated teaching and learning environments.

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Successful Trouble Shooting for Process Engineers: A Complete Course in Case Studies by Donald R. Woods

Successful Trouble Shooting for Process Engineers: A Complete Course in Case Studies by Donald R. Woods

This book is the professional’s and student’s entrance to the fascinating and important world of trouble shooting for chemical, pharmaceutical and other production processes.

Chemical production processes consist of many complex apparatuses involving both moving and static parts as well as interconnecting pipes, control mechanisms and electronics, mechanical and thermal stages, heat exchangers, waste and side product processing units, power ducts and many others. Bringing such a complicated unit online and ensuring its continued productivity requires substantial skill at anticipating, detecting and solving acute problems.

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Think Stats - Probability and Statistics for Programmers

 

 “Think Stats: Probability and Statistics for Programmers” by Allen B. Downey

Think Stats is an introduction to Probability and Statistics for Python programmers. If you have basic skills in Python, you can use them to learn concepts in probability and statistics. This new book emphasizes simple techniques you can use to explore real data sets and answer interesting statistical questions.

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Web Life 2.0 - A Guide through the World Wide Web

 

 “Web Life 2.0: A Guide through the World Wide Web” by DMXzone

If you’re a web designer, web developer, a blogger or you’re willing to become one, this book will provide you with useful and a must know information about the Web Life.

From finding the perfect job, promoting yourself, to all the troubles you can face, and the collection of awesome resources, design guru and author Linda Goin will guide you through the process of growing as a successful business person. All the tips and tricks in this book are divided in 5 chapters to summarize the main topics: Marketing Yourself, Social Media Tips, Get to Work, Web Issues, Designers and Developers Resources.

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Android Programming with Tutorials from the anddev.org-Community

Android Programming with Tutorials from the anddev.org-Community

This document was written for developers who have worked with Java™ before and want to start developing for the Android Platform. I tried to make this as much “hands on” as possible, placing example codes everywhere it fit. Also I tried to insert as many picture as possible, because they liven up the learning process and relax the reader’s eyes.
But unfortunately coding is not everything; one has to learn about some basic facts of the Android Platform to fully understand. That is what is described on the first ~XXX pages. It is not necessary to read all those describing pages, but it is preferable. You could decide to treat it as a kind of reference. What you would read there is also explained when it occurs during the “hands on”-process. So you could directly start at Hello World – The Android Way.

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McGraw Hill Android Programmers Guide Jul 2008

 

McGraw Hill Android Programmers Guide Jul 2008

This book has been designed to give you the best first step toward the exciting new frontier of open source mobiledevelopment. Android is the newest mobile device operating system, and this is one of the first books to help the average programmer become a fearless Android developer. Through the course of this book, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of mobile device application development using the Open Handset Alliance’s Android platform. By the end of this book, you will be able to confidently create your own mobile device programs.

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Electric Machinery and Transformers by Bhag S. Guru ,Hüseyin R. Hiziroglu

Electric Machinery and Transformers by Bhag S. Guru ,Hüseyin R. Hiziroglu 

This book is very approachable in that it does not utilize advanced mathematics

(understanding basic algebra, trig, and some calculus is sufficient to understand most of the book). A reader with a good understanding of electricity (including impedance in AC circuits) and magnetism can learn quite a bit about motors, generators, and transformers from this book.

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Building Construction Illustrated by Francis D. Ching

 Building Construction Illustrated by Francis D. Ching

Building Construction Illustrated / by Francis D. Ching (Author) .For nearly three decades, Building Construction Illustrated has offered an outstanding introduction to the principles of building construction. This new edition of the revered classic remains as relevant as ever-providing the latest information in Francis D.K. Ching's signature style.

Its rich and comprehensive approach clearly presents all of the basic concepts underlying building construction and equips readerswith useful guidelines for approaching virtually any new materials or techniques they may encounter.
Laying out the material and structural choices available, it provides a full under-standing of how these choices affect a building's form and dimensions. Complete with more than 1,000 illustrations, the book moves through each of the key stages of the design process, from site selection to building components, mechanical systems, and finishes.

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The Intel Microprocessors: Architecture, Programming, and Interfacing (4th Edition)

 The Intel Microprocessors: Architecture, Programming, and Interfacing (4th Edition)

Keeping students on the forefront of technology, this timely text offers a practical reference to all programming and interfacing aspects of the popular microprocessor family Intel.
Organized in an orderly and manageable format that stimulates and challenges understanding, the text contains numerous example programs using the Microsoft Macro Assembler program, and provides a thorough description of each Intel family member, memory systems, and various I/O systems.

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Programming VB .NET: A Guide for Experienced Programmers By Gary Cornell, Jonath

Programming VB .NET: A Guide for Experienced Programmers By Gary Cornell, Jonath

In Programming VB .NET: A Guide for  Experienced Programmers, authors Gary Cornell and Jonathan Morrison  carefully explain the exciting new features of Visual Basic .NET. Since VB  .NET is, for all practical purposes, a whole new language even for the  most experienced Visual Basic programmers, developers need to think  differently about many familiar topics. Cornell and Morrison are there  to help you with careful discussions of each topic.

All experienced programmers wishing to take advantage of the amazing new powers of VB  .NET will benefit from this books careful treatment of fundamental  topics, including inheritance, interfaces, and exception handling, as  well as all the powerful new features, such as stream-based I/O and true  multithreading.

Cornell and Morrison write from the point of view of the experienced  programmer, with constant references to the changes from earlier  versions of VB. Developers learn how to use VB .NET for database programming through ADO.NET and web programming through ASP.NET. After reading Programming VBVB .NET language and its uses in creating powerful .NET applications.      .NET: A Guide for Experienced Programmers, developers will have a firm grasp of the exciting new

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Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics by Michael J. Moran, Howard N. Shapiro

Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics by  Michael J. Moran, Howard N. Shapiro

This book is a college level Thermodynamics book written for  students  who are pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering. 

As one  reviewer  pointed out, this book, unfortunately, will force you to think and  will  not simply provide you with the formulas necessary to solve all the   problems in the back.

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Java 2 Core Language Little Black Book By Alain Trottier

Java 2 Core Language Little Black Book By Alain Trottier

The Java 2 Core Language Little Black Book is a compact, detailed  reference for intermediate to experienced programmers and managers who  are ready to learn how to build Java programs.

The book features a  logical, sequential approach with concise overviews and step-by-step,  ready-to-use solutions created by a master Java programmer. This book is  packed with over 150 code listings, which can be used as is or quickly  modified. All of the critical Java programming features are presented,  including strings, variables, loops, object-oriented programming,  interfaces, applets, event handling, tables, trees, multithreaded  programming and animation, debugging, networking, and more. Special  chapters are included on security and internationalization two topics  that are critical for Java developers.

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Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, 9th edition byby Ferdinand Beer, Jr., E. Russell Johnston, Elliot Eisenberg, Phillip Cornwell, David Mazurek

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, 9th edition byby Ferdinand Beer, Jr., E. Russell Johnston, Elliot Eisenberg, Phillip Cornwell, David Mazurek

Vector  Mechanics for Engineers provides conceptually accurate and thorough  coverage together with a significant refreshment of the exercise sets.  The Beer/Johnston textbooks introduced significant pedagogical   innovations into engineering mechanics teaching.

 The consistent,   accurate problem-solving methodology gives your students the best   opportunity to learn statics and dynamics. At the same time, the careful   presentation of content, unmatched levels of accuracy, and attention  to  detail have made these texts the standard for excellence.

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Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics by James Lathrop Meriam & L.G. Kraige(Solution Manual)

Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics by James Lathrop Meriam & L.G. Kraige(Solution Manual)

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Semiconductor Device Fundamentals by Robert F. Pierret

Semiconductor Device Fundamentals by Robert F. Pierret

Pierret explains the fun details of device physics in a way that makes sense. Discussion on a certain device (PN diode, BJT, MOSFET) usually starts with holes and electrons moving around and basic equations are slowly built. Deviations from the ideal are then discussed as well as methods to minimize those deviations.

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