Passing Microsoft''s 70-647 Enterprise Administrator exam is your final step towards earning Microsoft''s premiere Server 2008 MCITP certification. It says you''re ready to implement new capabilities and higher security in a medium-to-large enterprise using the latest advances in Windows Server 2008 technologies. And once you''ve completed this terrific video training series from Microsoft expert James Conrad, you will be ready. By the time you''ve finished watching James''s fantastic series you''ll have your servers running reliably and secure, and you''ll be ready for the 70-647 exam.

Learn to solve stubborn Windows 7 desktop support problems with training that teaches you in-depth support skills -- right down to the server-side configuration level. Plus, you''ll find yourself connected to loads of supplemental information and links that put powerful problem-solving resources at your fingertips. This training maps to Microsoft exam 70-685. In no time, you''ll be ready for the test and one step closer to MCITP certification as a Desktop Support Technician.

Whether you’re an experienced database administrator getting up-to-speed on Server 2008 or a brand-new network admin learning Active Directory from the ground up, this is the series for you. James Conrad''s video series: Configuring Active Directory for Windows Server 2008, includes plenty of tools to help you shine as an administrator.

“What we have here is a new breed of rebels, IT guerrillas without a national base.”
Finally, in response to globalized eco-destruction, globalized wars, and globalized banking that robs national and personal wealth, we now have globalized resistance so profound, so effective, that global elites are waging a massive censorship campaign to silence the group, WikiLeaks, and smear its figurehead, Julian Assange.

The invasion of Iraq began in March 2003. The President of the United States, George W. Bush, claimed he wanted to remove a dictator who is armed with weapons of mass destruction, and liberate a people. Instead the invasion provoked a bloody insurgency resulting in the death of thousands of civilians, massive troop casualties, and at the same time laying the ground-work for the arrival of Al Qaeda in Iraq.

Dangerous, powerful, but above all breath-takingly beautiful, tigers have for centuries sparked awe and admiration. Yet, it is their very uniqueness which has made them a prized object for hunters. This film could be the last complete portrait of tigers in the wild as there is a real chance they could be extinct within the next decade. Their elusive lifestyle has made filming difficult, but after 25 years of the Project Tiger scheme operating in India's Madhya Pradesh, these big cats have become more trusting. An award-winning team of producers and cameramen have teamed up to follow the lives of several tigers by day and, by using low-light cameras, at night. The result shows the majesty of these fascinating animals and the importance of saving them from extinction.