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Adobe Photoshop CS2 Photographers Guide
Автор: David D. Busch
Издательство: Thomson
Дата публикации: 2005
ISBN (eng): 1-59200-725-2
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 384
Формат: PDF
Размер файла: 27 Mb
Adobe  Photoshop  CS2:  Photographers’  Guide  is  aimed  squarely  at
those
who
want
to
use
photography
creatively
to
produce
compelling
images,  and  want  to  master  all  the  tools  available  to  them.  The
emphasis
here
is
on
both
traditional
and
leading-
edge
photographic
techniques, and how to reproduce or enhance them in Photoshop.
Adrianople AD 378 - (Campaign, 084)
Never, except in the battle of Cannae, had there been so destructive
Автор: Simon Macdowall
Издательство: Osprey
Дата публикации: 2001
ISBN (eng): 0-84176-147-8
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 87
Формат: PDF (scan)
Размер файла: 36 Mb
slaughter 
recorded   in   our   annals.   Thus   the   Roman   historian
Ammianus   Marcellinus   recorded   the   battle   of   Adrianople,   which
spelled  the  beginning  of  the  end  of  the  Roman  Empire.  Such  a
crushing  Roman  defeat  by  Gothic  cavalry  proved  to  the  Empire,  as
well
as
to
the
Goths
themselves,
that the migratory barbarians were a
force
to
be
reckoned
with.
This
book
tells
the
story
of
the
misguided
Roman  plans  and  the  surprise  attack  of  Gothic  cavalry,  and  puts
forward 
the 
most 
recent 
theories 
as 
to 
the  true  location  of  the
battlefield.
Advanced Linux 3D graphics programming
This
book 
uses 
Linux 
as 
the 
implementation 
platform. 
The 
free
operating
system
has
a
number
of
advantages
which make it ideal for
learning
and
programming
3D
graphics.   The
most
important
advantage  is  accessibility:  the  free,  open  source  nature  of  Linux
Автор: Norman Lin
Издательство: Wordware
Дата публикации: 2001
ISBN (eng): 1-55622-853-8
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 640
Формат: PDF
Размер файла: 13 Mb
makes
it
possible
for
any
programmer
to
have
access
to
a
top-quality
operating
system  and  development  environment.  This  open  nature
has   encouraged   the   development   of   massive   amounts   of   free
software (where free refers not only to cost, but mainly to the freedom
to study and modify the source code), including software important for
3D
graphics.
Therefore,
Linux
offers
any
programmer
the
chance
to
get
involved
with
3D
graphics
programming
today,
at
no
cost,
without
forcing
the
programmer
to
either
pay
thousands
of
dollars
in software
licensing
fees
or
to
spend
literally
man-years
of
software
development
time
creating
customized
tools.
Linux
already
offers
the
tools
you
need
to
do
serious
3D
programming—and
the
freedom
to
use, learn from, and modify these tools.
Advances In UML And XML-based Software Evolution
Автор: H.Yang
Издательство: Idea Group
Дата публикации: 2005
ISBN (eng): 1-59140-621-8
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 375
Формат: PDF
Размер файла: 8 Mb
In  that  book,  initial  efforts  were  made  to  link  together  three  current
phenomena:
software
evolution,
UML,
and
XML.
In
this
book,
focus
will  be  on  the  practical  side  of  linking  them,  that  is,  how  UML  and
XML
and
their
related
methods/tools
can
assist
software
evolution
in
practice.
Age of Tamerlane - (Men-at-Arms, 222)
Автор: David Nicolle,
Angus McBride
Издательство: Osprey
Дата публикации: 2000
ISBN (eng): 0-85045-949-4
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 51
Формат: PDF (scan)
Размер файла: 32 Mb
Tamerlane  or  Timur-i-Lenk  ('Timur  the  Lame')  is  one  of  the  most
extraordinary 
conquerors 
in 
history. 
In 
the 
late  14th  century  his
armies 
seized 
huge 
territories 
from 
the 
borders 
of 
Mongolia 
to
Palestine
and
Anatolia.
His
passage
was
marked
by
massacres
that
outdid
even
those
of
the
Mongols
for
sheer
savagery.
Timur's
career
was 
unequalled 
since 
Alexander 
the 
Great 
in 
terms  of  constant
battlefield  success.  Only  in  his  youth,  while  recovering  his  family
estates
south
of
Samarqand,
did
he
face
occasional
defeat.
This
title
tells 
the 
remarkable 
story 
of 
Timur 
and  details  the  organisation,
tactics, arms and armour of his all-conquering army.
Aggressive Network Self-defense
When the Worm Turns… Analyze the technical and legal implications
of
“neutralizing”
machines
that
propagate
malicious
worms
across
the
Internet.  Are  You  the  Hunter  or  the  Hunted?  Discover  for  yourself
how  easy  it  is  to  cross  the  line  from  defender  to  aggressor,  and
understand
the
potential  consequences.  Reverse  Engineer  Working
Trojans,   Viruses,   and   Keyloggers   Perform   forensic   analysis   of
malicious  code  attacking  a  Pocket  PC  to  track  down,  identify,  and
strike  back  against  the  attacker.  To  Catch  a  Thief…  Track  stolen
Автор:
Издательство: Syngress
Дата публикации: 2005
ISBN (eng): 1-931836-20-5
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 417
Формат: PDF (scan)
Размер файла: 83 Mb
software
as
it
propagates
through
peer-to-peer
networks
and
learn to
bypass  MD5  checksum  verification  to  allow  multiple  generations  of
attackers  to  be  traced.  Learn  the  Definition  of  “Hostile  Corporate
Takeover”
in
Cyberspace
Find
out
who
will
own
the
fictional
Primulus
Corporation  as  attacker  and  defender  wage  war.  Understand  the
Active   Defense   Algorithm   Model   (ADAM)   Analyze   the   primary
considerations
of  implementing  an  active  defense  strategy  in  your
organization:   ethical,   legal,   unintended   consequences,   and   risk
validation.
See
What
Can
Happen
when
the
Virtual
World
Meets
the
Real   World   Use   keyloggers,   Bluetooth   device   exploitation,   and
Windows
forensics
to
discover
if
your
cubicle
mate
has
been
stealing
more
than
post-it
notes.
Where
the
Wild
Things
Are…
Follow
along
as  a  real-life  “in-the-wild”  format  string  bug  is  morphed  into  strike-
back 
code 
that 
launches 
a
listening  shell  on  the  attacker's  own
machine.
Implement
Passive
Strike-Back 
Technologies 
Learn 
the
strategy 
and 
implement 
the 
tools 
for 
responding 
to 
footprinting,
network reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, and exploit code.
(30.5
Mb)
(30.5
Mb)
Agincourt 1415 - Triumph Against The Odds - (Campaign, 009)
Agincourt  is  one  of  the  most  evocative  names  in  English  military
Автор: Matthew Bennett
Издательство: Osprey
Дата публикации: 1994
ISBN (eng): 1-85532-132-7
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 98
Формат: PDF (scan)
Размер файла: 59 Mb
history.
Henry
V's
forces
were
tired, hungry, and faced a French army
three
to
six
times
more
numerous.
However,
they
possessed
several
advantages,  and  English  success  resulted  from  the  combination  of
heavily
armoured
men-at-arms
with
troops
armed
with
the
infamous
longbow
-
the
havoc
this
weapon
wreaked
was
crucial.
Using
original
fifteenth
century
evidence,
including
the
surviving
French
battle
plan
and
the
accounts
of
men
present
in
both
armies,
this
title
discusses
the  lead-up  to  the  battle,  the  tactical  dispositions  of  the  two  forces
and the reasons for the ultimate English success.
(20
Mb)
(20
Mb)
Alexander 334-323 BC: Conquest of the Persian Empire - (Campaign, 007)
Alexander   of   Macedonia   was   undoubtedly   one   of   the   greatest
generals  of  all  time.  This  book,  by  John  Warry,  an  expert  on  the
Автор: John Warry
Издательство: Osprey
Дата публикации: 1991
ISBN (eng): 1855321106
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 96
Формат: PDF (scan)
Размер файла: 45 Mb
warfare 
of 
the 
Classical 
world, 
examines 
the  principle  battles  of
Alexander's
campaigns
in
detail.
The
battles
of
the
Granicus,
Issus,
Gaugamela,   Hydaspes   and   the   difficult   siege   of   Tyre   are   all
discussed
at
length.
These
careful
studies
shed
light
on
Macedonian
tactics:  in  particular  the  combination  of  armoured  infantry  phalanx
with fast-moving cavalry. The men and equipment of both Alexander
and
his
Persian
enemies
are
also
examined,
providing
a
comprehensive insight into Alexander's life and military actions. Men-
at-Arms
148
and
Campaign
7
are
also
available
in
a
single
volume
special edition as 'Alexander the Great'.
American Civil War Armies (1) Confederate Troops - (Men-at-Arms, 170)
Автор: P.Katcher,
R.Volstad
Издательство: Osprey
Дата публикации: 1991
ISBN (eng): 0-85045-679-7
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 49
Формат: PDF (scan)
Размер файла: 12 Mb
When the Southern states seceded to form their own government in
1861,
one
of
their
first
moves
was
to
organise
an
army.
The
South's
fighting
men
served
from
the
time
of
their
enlistment
until
the
end
of
the  war,  receiving  poor  rations,  and  even  worse  clothing  -  and  this
despite the fact that one of the first steps taken by the new army was
to  design  a  uniform  and  establish  standards  for  accoutrements  and
weapons.
In
this
first
of
five
volumes
examining
American
Civil
War
armies,  Philip  Katcher  profiles  the  uniforms  issued  by  the  national
Confederate government to its artillery, cavalry and infantry troops.
American Civil War Armies (2) Union Troops - (Men-at-Arms, 177)
Автор: P.Katcher,
R.Volstad
The  US  Army  during  the  Civil  War  was  the  largest  the  country  had
Издательство: Osprey
Дата публикации: 1995
ISBN (eng): 0-85045-690-8
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 49
Формат: PDF (scan)
Размер файла: 13 Mb
raised in its brief history; and it would remain the largest ever raised
until  World  War  I.  In  all,  2,772,408  men  served  in  some  branch  or
other  of  the  US  Army.  This  detailed  work  by  Philip  Katcher  is  a
comprehensive
guide  to  the  uniforms,  accoutrements,  insignia  and
weapons  of  the  Union  Troops  who  fought  the  American  Civil  War,
with a wealth of illustrations, including contemporary photographs and
eight full page colour plates by Ron Volstad.
American Civil War Armies (3) Specialist Troops - (Men-at-Arms, 179)
Автор: P.Katcher,
R.Volstad
Издательство: Osprey
Дата публикации: 1994
ISBN (eng): 0-85045-722-X
ISBN (рус):
Язык: English
Количество страниц: 49
Формат: PDF (scan)
Размер файла: 13 Mb
At  the  time  of  the  American  Civil  War,  with  two  million  men  under
arms,
a
US
Army
that
in
pre-war
days
had
depended
upon
a
minute
number   of   technical   troops   now   required   virtually   an   army   of
specialists
alone.
Special
sharpshooters
were
recruited
for
skirmishing   duty;   men   whose   wounds   would   have   led   to   their
discharge in the past now found themselves guarding important posts
in
the
Veteran
Reserve
Corps;
and
large
numbers
of
civilians
found
themselves
in
uniform  as  members  of  the  Telegraph  or  Hospital
Corps.
Philip
Katcher
examines
the
organisation
and
uniforms
of
the
specialist troops who served in the armies of both sides.
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