Best online training - video tutorials

Although I have seen some threads earlier on the training programs but just thought get a latest update from the forum members.
Please suggest me a best online site that has the best tutorial (video tutorials)to learn FCP. And also cheap like lynda.com. I am looking for mainly a video tutorial rather than the book version.
thanks all

Hey Jim
Google is such a basic thing anybody would do, I was hoping to get advice from experienced seniors on the subject and not to teach me how to google.
All the site you identify in google may not be too good, before you enroll somewhere and loose money I wanted to make sure.
You dont have to term 'google' under your initiatives...even a baby these days would google. I already have a long list of sites with me after doing a google research for over a week.
If you really have used those sites please suggest but try to proove your intelligence here, I didn't force you to give me the reply.
Finally please keep in mind, dont expect everybody who posts here is a dumb or fool

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