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A video podcast for computer programmers in grades 3 and up. We learn about Scratch, Tynker, Alice, Python, Pygame, and Scala, and interview interesting programmers. From professional software developer and teacher Dave Briccetti, and many special guests.

A look at how to, and why you should, use functions in your Python programs.

Introduction to Python Functions

We enhance the quiz program by reading the questions and answers from a file. Source code

A Simple Python Quiz Program, Part 3

Let’s look at two very nice features of Tynker. The physics feature allows you to have falling objects and accurate projectile motion, combined with adjustments for gravity, friction, density, gravity, and much more. Cloning lets you have multiple instances of actors (like Scratch sprites), without having to duplicate code.

Tynker—Physics and Cloning

This lesson creates a simple calculator using a dictionary to look up functions for operators. The point is to practice more with dictionaries, and to learn about higher-order functions. Source code

Simple Python Calculator using a Dictionary and Functions for Operators

Showing how to create multiple turtles in Kojo, and make them wander around. Uses Scala features map and foreach.

Kojo Wandering Turtles

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The Art of Retouching – Adobe Photoshop & Lightroom Retouching Tutorials

Your Freelancer Success is finally here. This video is part 3 in the series of How To Succeed as a Freelancer. If you take the time to watch them all, I will have given you every freelancer trick that I can think of to help you thrive. From finding Clients, to keeping them coming back. Success truly is within your reach.

Beyond the basics of Photoshop, I'll delve into the business aspects of freelancing, offering real-world skills for managing clients, navigating stylistic challenges, and maintaining sanity. From effective time management to setting boundaries, discover the essential elements that contribute to a thriving freelance career. Whether you're a seasoned freelancer or just starting, this video provides practical advice to help you on your journey to freelancer success. Subscribe now for actionable tips and stay ahead in the competitive freelancing landscape.

How to Succeed as a Freelancer | Self Employment for Beginners

I want to clear up the usual common misconceptions about Color Modes, Color Models, Color Profiles, and Color Spaces. Give me a few minutes of your time, and you will no longer be confused by it. The base cause of this confusion stems from my research in this topic. Half the websites say one thing, and the other half say something else. Rest assured that I am a qualified professional. I’ve done my research, and this is the correct information.

What are Color Profiles and Color Modes in Photoshop?

In this video, I’ll introduce you to three important topics that are essential for working with digital images in Photoshop, and these are pixels, image size and image resolution. Having a solid understanding of how they are related to each other is essential for getting the best results when resizing images, both for print and for the web. Let’s take a look at Image Resolution, and how you can make it work for you.

Having a solid understanding of how they are related to each other is essential for getting the best results when resizing images, both for print and for the web. Let’s take a look at Image Resolution, and how you can make it work for you.

What is Effective Resolution? | Resolution and Pixel Density

I'll be talking about how to keep yourself sane throughout your retouching career beyond Photoshop and growing your portfolio. Because working from your home office and making money isn't all about the basics of Photoshop, it's about business. This video aims to teach you real-world skills on how to handle clients the right way and on how to make things happen as a successful freelancer.

How to Succeed as a Freelancer | Self-Employment Strategies

The sad thing about working as a freelancer is that thanks to the word "Free", people often think that the work you do is low cost. In their mind, they are doing YOU the favor by keeping you busy, and helping you grow your portfolio so you can start making some real money.
This mindset completely undervalues your work, forcing you to spend all your time underpaid. If you could only break out of the low-cost slump through effective freelancing strategies, you might begin living a more prosperous life. The problem lies in my past belief that the price was too high; I assumed others wouldn't pay those rates. Boy, was I wrong.

How to Succeed as a Freelancer | Freelancing Strategies

The Art of Retouching - Adobe Photoshop & Lightroom Retouching Tutorials

On the All Things Influencers podcast we'll talk to both influencers and marketers with the goal of unpacking what makes a great collaboration...and what doesn't. We'll ask brands and influencers tough questions that develop a better mutual understanding.

In this episode of the All Things Influencers podcast presented by Cohley we interview Jeff Mindell, who's an LA-based influencer with all the charisma in the world. Jeff creates a ton of content alongside his wife Kelly, who's a prominent blogger and social personality herself (studiodiy.com). His one year old son Arlo gets in the mix, too. We talked to Jeff about setting personal boundaries with his audience, how his content has morphed as his life and the priorities within have changed and Jeff also identifies some commonalities between what's gone particularly well in his most successful relationships with brands. We hope you enjoy! - Team Cohley

All Things Influencers Podcast, Ep. 4 with Jeff Mindell

In this episode of the All Things Influencers podcast we talk to Vicki Vassil, who heads up brand strategy at Nau Clothing. We dive into subjects like how to grow an influencer program, how to select the right influencers to work with for your brand as well as how Nau repurposes influencer content. Vicki also urged other marketers who manage influencers to have patience with their programs and give influencers lots of room to be creative in their collaborations and really encourages them to make the content their own.

All Things Influencers Podcast, Ep. 3 with Nau Clothing's Vicki Vassil

In this episode of All Things Influencers Presented by Cohley we interview our first influencer on the podcast, Melissa Teng. We'll be featuring both influencers and brand / agencies on the show, and our goal of unpacking what makes a great collaboration remains the same.

All Things Influencers Podcast, Ep. 2 with Melissa Teng

In this episode we talk to Oriana Sengos, who's the social media manager at UNTUCKit. Oriana talked to us about why influencer marketing is important for UNTUCKit as they rapidly grow the business, shares some insight as to what makes a great influencer collaboration and relationship in her mind and how she sees the space evolving.

All Things Influencers Podcast, Ep. 1 with UNTUCKit's Oriana Sengos

All Things Influencers

Intertech, (http://www.Intertech.com) a leading instructor-led developer training and consulting firm, delivers a series of free Oxygen Blast Podcasts on Java, .NET, XML, SQL Server, and open source technologies.  Some of the topics covered in this series include WPF, Silverlight, GWT, JavaFX, and S...

This presentation covers Agile adoption best practices.  Understand Agile principles and processes including: Agile readiness assessment, the role of coaching, why you should start small, and using the right tools.

Agile Adoption

This presentation is the first chapter of Intertech's C# training course.  Listeners will:  Understand the motivation behind the .NET platform, Know the role of the Common Type System (CTS), Know the role of the Common Language Specification (CLS), ,Know the role of the Common Language Runtime (CLR), Understand the assembly, namespace, type distinction, Contrast single-file and multi-file assemblies, Know the role of the Common Intermediate Language (CIL), and Survey the .NET Namespaces.

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This presentation is the first chapter of Intertech's WPF 4.0 training course.  In it: Understand the motivation behind WPF, Examine the various ‘flavors’ of WPF applications, Overview the services provided by WPF, Examine the core WPF assemblies and namespaces, Work with the Window and Application class types, Learn the syntax of XAML, and Understand the XAML / code relationship.

WPF 4.0

This presentation is on Java performance tuning.  It covers the performance tuning lifecycle, how to define requirements, how to measure performance, and how to identify bottlenecks.

Java Performance Tuning

This presentation is the first chapter of Intertech's Complete Spring Core course.  This session includes coverage of what is Spring, why use Spring, and the general philosophies behind Spring.

Intertech Complete Spring Core

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Dark Side of the lens is a blog for the aspiring home photographer, scrapbooker or photo enthusiast. The backbone of this blog is based upon the free video tutorials to assist the "not so advanced user" to learn how to best use Adobe Photoshop Elements to improve their photos through digital image e...

Canvas is a very forgiving medium, with the ability to hide a wealth of sins in many photos, though it is still the usual case of the better the photo the better the end result. However, due to the nature, especially the texture, of canvas you are able to get large high quality prints from even the most basic of cameras.

What many (most?) people do not realise though is the huge variation there is in the quality of the canvases you can get printed via the internet, or indeed by walking into a store.

A couple of years ago I put quite some time and effort in finding a great canvas printing company for my own prints, and in doing so taught myself what to look for in a good canvas.

Rather than simply passing this information on to you entirely myself I decided to go an interview a real expert.

So, here you go, my first venture into the world of film making!

Printing your photos on canvas

As promised, here is the second video to complete our exploration of “levels” in Photoshop Elements.

Photoshop Elements: Levels Part 2

I remember when I was first learning digital photo editing and I stumbled across something called “levels”. Some of my photos had looked grey and dull, though I did not realize it at the time, and these suddenly sprang to life as I learned how to use the levels adjustments in Photoshop.

Although not quite as powerful as the “curves” adjustments in Photoshop (which also has the levels adjustments by the way) the levels adjustments in Elements are something you are going to find very powerful, in fact to me they are a “must check” on every photo I edit.

Photoshop Elements: Levels Part 1

I remember when I was first learning digital photo editing and I stumbled across something called “levels”. Some of my photos had looked grey and dull, though I did not realize it at the time, and these suddenly sprang to life as I learned how to use the levels adjustments in Photoshop.

There are several different types of adjustment layers, such as levels or hue & saturation. In this tutorial I demonstrate the use of an adjustment layer, using a hue & saturation adjustment layer as an example.

Photoshop Elements: Adjustment Layers

Photoshop Elements does not include the layer mask functionality, in its native form at least. However, it does include adjustment layers, and these little beauties have their own layer masks. In this video I show you a rather clever trick whereby you can hijack this mask and use it as you would a normal layer mask.

Photoshop Elements: Layer Masks - Part 2

Dark Side of the Lens

Digital marketing and online business for today’s independent musician

UPDATE: Visit the blog post for this important update here.

What Happened To TIM? (Part 1)

In this new series of the T.I.M. Talks podcast, we’ll be talking about content marketing for musicians. This post will grow and change as new episodes in the series will be added to it. Listen or download to the episode above! Content Marketing For Musicians Content marketing is all the rage these days. Seems like everyone and there mother’s uncle ... Read More

#22 Content Marketing For Musicians (1)

In this episode I announce the winner of the April TIM Talks drawing… Congrats to Stephen Cowart!! What’s Your Favorite DAW? In this episode I ask the question, “what’s your DAW of choice?” If you’re not sure what a D.A.W. is, it stands for digital audio workstation. It’s basically the software you use when you record. So what is your ... Read More

#21 What’s Your DAW? (And The Winner Of April Drawing)

Don’t just release an album. Launch it. Listen to the show notes here.

#20 Learn How To Launch (Part 2)

This is part one of a talk about learning how to launch. Not just release, but launch. Episodes 19 and 20 are together. Get the show notes here.

#19 Learn How To Launch

TIM Talks Podcast: Music Marketing | Online Business | Entrepreneurship | Blogging

This is the final episode of our video series on creating Flex Components.  This is a series of screencasts designed to teach you how to build a component in Flex, starting from nothing and moving up to a finished component.

In this episode we talk about creating Custom Namespace URLs and compare the Flextras Calendar component to The Flex Show's CalendarDisplay component.  

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This is the episode twelve of our video series on creating Flex Components.  This is a series of screencasts designed to teach you how to build a component in Flex, starting from nothing and moving up to a finished component.

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This is the eleventh episode of our video series on creating Flex Components.  This is a series of screencasts designed to teach you how to build a component in Flex, starting from nothing and moving up to a finished component.

In this episode we show you how to handle property changes inside the component and create our own custom event class.  We also touch on a few bug fixes left over from the previous episode.  

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The Flex Show - Creating Flex Components - Episode 11: Events and Property Changes

This is the tenth episode of our video series on creating Flex Components.  This is a series of screencasts designed to teach you how to build a component in Flex, starting from nothing and moving up to a finished component.

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The Flex Show - Creating Flex Components - Episode 10: Layout Logic Part 4

This is the ninth episode of our video series on creating Flex Components.  This is a series of screencasts designed to teach you how to build a component in Flex, starting from nothing and moving up to a finished component.

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The Engineering Hangout is a new podcast where engineers hangout and talk shop.

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Your one stop shop to get insights into the coding field and how YOU can get going with launching your career in the software industry.

Glad to be back delivering you guys more coding podcasts to help you on your coding journey! Today we're talking about the Stack ADT and how you can use it and implement it within your code. I highly recommend you guys go to hacker ranked and check out their examples on stacks to test your understanding from today's episode. Like always, if you have any questions regarding this podcast feel free to contact me at brady.s.murphy@gmail.com. I will try my best to answer your questions as fast as possible. Enjoy!
 
SHOW NOTES
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- think of a stack data like a stack of books, ice cream stack, and/or a stack of plates
- Stacks are a LIFO data structure, which means that it's a last in first out. So whatever object is placed last onto the stack will be the first one retrieved from it
- methods: push(T entry), pop(), isEmpty(), clear(), peek()
- YOU CAN ONLY ACCESS THE TOP ENTRY! (is it in your head yet)

Data Structures & Algo: Stacks

Hope you guys are having a great fourth of July! I couldn't be more excited to bring this episode to you because trees are one of my favorite data structures! In my opinion, this data structure really helps bring you from a beginner developer to a more intermediate one and really helps open up a world of possibilities due to their hierarchical structure. Since there is SOO much you can cover with trees, I tried my best to give you guys a firm foundation of all the terminology and examples that trees can be used for. As always feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarding the information covered in this podcast 
Email: brady.s.murphy@gmail.com
SHOW NOTES
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Tree ADT
So far we have focused on linear data structures
 
We want to minimize the most frequent operations
- so if we are looking for something, then we would want to use a sorted array and probably implement a binary search
 
Hierarchal data
This would be a place where trees would be used for
 
The root of the tree is at the top
- we are then branching out in the downward direction
 
A collection of entities called nodes linked together to simulate a hierarchy. Non-linear. The topmost node is called the ROOT
each node will contain some data
each node may also contain a link to a reference to another node called its children
 
Each arrow pointing from a node to another node is called a link
 
Children of the same parent are called SIBLING
 
The root node is the only node without a parent.
if there is a direct link to some other node then there is a parent-child relationship between the nodes
 
Any node in the tree that doesn’t have a child is called a leaf node
 
When we’re walking the tree we can only go in one direction
 
Definition
A tree can be called a recursive data structure that consists of a distinguished node called ROOT and its subtrees
 
in a tree with N nodes, there will be exactly n-1 edges(or links)
all nodes will have exactly ONE INCOMING EDGE
 
Depth
Length of the path from the root to x, or number of edges in the path from the root to x
 
Height
Number of edges in longest path from x to a leaf
the height of a leaf node is ZERO
 
Height of tree
The height of a tree is the height of the ROOT NODE
 
Binary Tree
A tree in which each node can have at MOST 2 children
 
Node
You will have two references used for a pointer to the left node and to the right node
The node will also have a field for storing the data of the node
 
APPLICATIONS OF TREE
Natural hierarchal data
- file system
Organizing data
- for quick search, insertion, deletion
(eg. Binary search tree)
 
Complete Binary Tree
All levels except possibly the last are completely filled and all nodes are left as possible
 
Assuming that the root depth is 0 (or level 0) then the maximum number of nodes at any given level can be represented by 2^l
- where l is the level
 
If all levels are completely filled, the binary tree can be called a PERFECT BINARY TREE
 
Maximum of number of nodes in a perfect binary tree can be represented by 2^(no of levels) - 1
 
The height of a complete binary tree can be represented as floor(log2(n))
 
Balanced Binary tree
We want to keep a binary tree balanced
 
DEF:  we call a binary tree balanced if the difference between the height of left and right subtree for every node is not more than 1
 
How can we create a binary tree
1) dynamically created nodes
2) in some special cases, arrays are used for complete binary trees

Data Structures & Algo: Trees Intro

Can't find Waldo in your array with a fast enough time complexity? Look no further! Today I'm going to be talking about Binary Searches and how to implement them to allow you to search through your sorted arrays in no time! Well.... not in no time, but in O(logn) time! Hope you guys enjoy it. Make sure to try coding the algorithm yourself after listening to this podcast to retaining the information and resolve any misunderstandings that you may have. The best way to get better at something is by doing, so before you step in front of your interviewer at that big company, work out the iterative and recursive algorithm. As always, hope you guys have a great week! Please make sure to rate this podcast, as it helps me reach more students to educate.

Algorithms: Binary Search

What is up, guys! Hope you've had a great past week like me. I've been all over the continent this past week trying to refresh from work and my outside projects so I can come back more sharp and ready for all of you guys following the Bit of Code journey. If you haven't listened to my past episodes, my name is Brady Murphy and I am a student at Virginia Tech studying Computer Science and mathematics. Today, I decided to bring you a slice of the work I'm doing at NASA and that is cybersecurity. Although most people understand that it's vital to have a strong cyber defense these days, not many understand how to actually defend against these attacks, or even have a general knowledge of what is being executed. So, to clear up the smoke screen for you guys, today I'm going to be talking about Denial of service attacks. 
SHOW NOTES
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What is a denial of service attack?
"In computing, a denial-of-service attack is a cyber-attack in which the perpetrator seeks to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users by temporarily or indefinitely disrupting services of a host connected to the Internet." - Wikipedia
These are conducted when a single attacker sends so many packets to the server that it can barely distinguish between valid and invalid requests. The point of this is to exhaust one of the resources that the server has, which is usually bandwidth and/or computing power. All of these requests will then overwhelm the server to a point where it can't process any more requests and effectively denies the clients of the server from accessing the resources needed.
DDoS attacks are very similar, but instead of it being a one-man army, the hacker employs thousands of bots to work for him/her. This is done by creating some form of malware and getting humans to install it themselves by clicking on various links and emails. 
Once a user installs this malware, they're officially a bot for the hacker to use. The accumulation of thousands of bots is called a botnet. The botnet is then used to execute the distributed denial of service attack on their victim of choice.
How can we defend?
1) Since the hacker establishes bots by capitalizing on the human error. Make sure to instill within the company that noone should by any means click on a link that they do not know the destination too. Yes, that Nigerian Prince is FAKE and NO you won't be getting his money... he'll be snatching yours!
2) Higher a blue team to validate vulnerabilities and define ways to fix them/ higher a professional cybersecurity company to install software to monitor traffic and filter out invalid requests.
3) Have a bandwidth subscription that is way over the normal usage to allow for fluff room in case a DoS attack is executed against you.
4) Set up a stronger firewall!

Cybersecurity: DoS and DDoS attacks

Glad to say we're back with another episode of data structures and algorithms! Today we will be talking about Linked Lists, one of the most fundamental data structures that you can have in your tool belt. We will go over the pros and cons of using a Linked List and how to choose between a Singly Linked List vs a Doubly Linked List. Make sure to look at a Linked List diagram if BEFORE listening to this podcast if you've never seen one before. As always, make sure to check out Hacker Ranked for examples on linked lists to help test your skills after listening to this podcast!

Data Structures & Algo: Linked Lists

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This video podcast will showcase tips and tricks for importing, editing, color correcting, and sharing your work using Final Cut Pro X with the occasional stop over into Motion and Compressor. We'll also cover many other post production applications like DaVinci Resolve and EditReady. You can also f...

In this episode we explore how to move and adjust connected clip anchor points in Final Cut Pro X. This will allow you to easily make slip edits and other trims without altering the timing of connected clips. This technique is great for those last-minute edits right before client delivery.

Secondary Storyline: Moving Connected Clip Anchor Points in Final Cut Pro X

Have you ever had a project where you need the audio to match exactly with either a sound effect or music hit and couldn’t quite get it to match up properly? Ever needed to correct for the tiniest amount of audio drift in an interview? Here's your answer!

Secondary Storyline: Sub-Frame Audio Editing

In this episode we'll be covering the importance of nailing your white balance in camera (and why you should err on the side of warmer footage), the ups and downs of Final Cut Pro X's built-in Match Color feature, and how to utilize a color checker if you, your DP, or Cinematographer shot one while on set. You can follow along with this tutorial by grabbing the ProRes files here http://d.pr/f/INxdeZ and the Color Finale Demo here http://d.pr/w1J0Hu

White Balance, Match Color, and Using Color Checkers with Color Finale

If you've ever wanted to create effects like the movie Pleasantville OR the season 2 opening flashback of Breaking Bad (with the iconic pink teddy bear), this is the episode for you!

Shape and Color Masks in FCP X

In this episode we’ll be working on something rather cool: recreating a Dolly Zoom effect in both Final Cut Pro X and Motion, complete with examples!

Faking the Dolly Zoom Technique in Final Cut Pro X and Motion 5

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