Best Tutorial Video on Shake?

Could someone recommend the best and most thorough video tutorials for purchase on Shake 4.1?
Thanks so much!
L.

Hello,
The first one that was recommended to me I think is a good one:
http://www.lynda.com/home/DisplayCourseN.aspx?lpk2=408
because he explains the workings of Shake well compared to others I've seen so far. I ordered this one and there are examples on the site, little excerpts so that you can see what you think.

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