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Channel 5 – Christmas at Westminster Abbey: Behind Closed Doors (2022)

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Channel 5 – Christmas at Westminster Abbey: Behind Closed Doors (2022)
English | Documentary | Size: 893 MB

Cameras follow the day-to-day workings of this world famous and iconic building, as clergy, vergers and choir prepare for major services and state events during the festive period. [Read more…]

Gordon Ryan – Systematizing Closed Guard

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Gordon Ryan – Systematizing Closed Guard
English | Size: 3.44 GB
Category: Tutorial


Gordon Ryan Reveals His System To Dominate From The Closed Guard – No Gi – Even With Only 1 Fully Working Leg – Gordon Relied On This Guard To Dominate The Legendary Blue Basement Upon Returning After Surgery When He Could No Longer Rely On His Athleticism – You Can Use This System No Matter How Old Or Un Athletic You Are
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Lynda – Premiere Pro Guru Closed & Open Caption Workflows

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Lynda – Premiere Pro Guru: Closed & Open Caption Workflows
English | Size: 315.2MB
Category: Tutorial


Captioning video is a necessity for some types of content. Even when it’s not a necessity, captioning video is beneficial because it allows the content to be seen in multiple locations and by more people. In this course, you can learn how to use Adobe Premiere Pro in your captioning workflow. First, learn about the different types of captions, including open and closed. Next, discover best practices you can follow to help make a transcription process go smoothly, whether you use a transcription service or generate transcripts on your own. Then, learn how to create and format caption tracks. Lastly, learn how to export correctly, especially because not every format supports embedded captions.
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Closed World Assumption OReilly

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Closed World Assumption OReilly
English | Size: 1.13 GB (1,211,769,004 Bytes)
Category: Tutorial


The Closed World Assumption (CWA) is an extremely important concept in the database world, despite the fact that it isn’t usually spelled out explicitly. Basically what it says is this: Everything stated by the database, either explicitly or implicitly, is true; everything else is false. This presentation explains the CWA in detail and shows why it’s preferred over its rival, The Open World Assumption (OWA). In particular, it examines the claims, sometimes heard, to the effect that the database community operates under the CWA while the semantic web community operates under the OWA. It also explains how “missing information” can be handled without any need for nulls or three-valued logic. [Read more…]