Learning for intermediate learner

I'm in intermediate level of C#, I know all the essentials very well, and OOP, I also know the essentials of LINQ, XML, and SQL. But however I'm not that good
In practice, I'm thinking to stop learn new things, and concentrate on practicing and learn through it, but I don’t know from where to start!
Most books do this but for beginners and then I spend a lot of time time in reading things I know well. So I want sources that concentrate on practicing and developing real projects, with
skipping the essential stuff. I want sources to fit my level.
please help me with your experience.

Hello,
I think and cdevelop a small project in c#,linq,xml and sql, if you found a problem in any project search in the msdn or in the web, you can contribute you project in the gallery (technet),post problem in the MSDN.
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Message no. FD017
This is the following message:
Customer/vendor could not be determined for intermediate document 0000000000047039
Message no. FD017
Diagnosis
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2. The customer/vendor can send his/her account number (our number at
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5. The customer/vendor is taken from the control record of the
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Looking for intermediate skill level short course (1 - 2) days in Melbourne (Australia)

Hi Everyone,
I am relatively new to writing SQL queries, and do not consider myself to be a natural.
Late last year I studied a Unit called 'Introduction to Database Design' at Deakin University. This unit reflected the broad ANSI standard SQL (during theoretical studies), and Oracle SQL Plus (during practical studies). I did quite well in the unit, and now
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I would like to study some more SQL formally! My boss will probably back me in attending a one / two day course that deals specifically with T-SQL.
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Hi David,
According to your description, you are going to find some T-SQL courses near to Melbourne Australia, right?
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http://mrbool.com/course/t-sql-step-by-step-course/382
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http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2008/06/07/sql-server-pivot-and-unpivot-table-examples/
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thanks a lot in advance!

Hi Ann,
I use MPEG2 as the codec. When you set M and N frames to 1 in the export settings dialog, you get an I-frame-only MPEG file. That's essentially an intra-frame compression as opposed to MPEG2 DVD encoding, which is a temporal, inter-frame compression (and very lossy). When I set the bit rate for the I-frame-only MPEG2 file to 100 Mbps, it's visually lossless. I set the Profile to 4:2:2 to preserve the color data and the Level to High to allow the very high bit rate.
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CS6, format for intermediates

I've got some footage that needs noise reduction. Since I've already got AE, I'm going to use AE's "remove grain" effect to do the job. Unless there's a better way in the Production Premium CS6 suite?
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Jim Simon wrote:
Well, here's what I noticed in a short test using the Noise filter.
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Best export settings for intermediate clips to be further edited later

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...what's the absolute best format to export these intermediate files as full 1920x1080 to avoid as much recompression as possible?
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Can anyone recommend a good instruction book for intermediate Mac users?

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Many thanks for the feedback and the star!
For troubleshooting, Dr Smoke's Troubleshooting Mac OS X eBook is invaluable. Again, I have the Panther edition. I haven't, yet, felt the need for the Tiger edition with so many of the tips available free via his FAQs.
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So let me ask: with 15hrs remaining, would I be better off ending it now and do as you suggest with the smaller comp and full field render?
I'd say definitely.
I'm working with a comp from RevoStock that's pretty intensive.
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I'm using a frame rate of 24 for the project.
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Alexander,
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