Here is your guide for nudist locations that are in the zone of the April 8, 2024 solar eclipse .
I compared the AANR resorts on their club finder to the eclipse path. Using Google Maps or Mapquest you can find the GPS coordinates and enter them in this eclipse map calculator.
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/map/2024-april-8
Hippie Hollow County Park in Texas, Fern Hill in Indiana, Sunshower in Indiana, and Green Valley in Ohio are the four locations with 100% solar eclipse. Ponderosa in Freelton Ontario is very close with 99.94%.
They are ranked in order of the eclipse path
Hippie Hollow County Park 30°24'50"N 97°53'20"W
Total solar eclipse visible (100.00% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 1.0088
Duration:2 hours, 40 minutes, 49 seconds
Duration of totality:3 minutes, 10 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 12:17:16 pm
Full begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 1:35:27 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 1:37:02 pm
Full ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 1:38:37 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 2:58:05 pm
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Star Ranch Texas 30°18'04"N 97°15'11"W
Partial (99.65% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 0.9935
Duration:2 hours, 40 minutes, 57 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 12:18:01 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 1:37:55 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 2:58:58 pm
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Wildwood Texas 33°15'36"N 97°39'04"W
Partial solar eclipse visible (99.18% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 0.988
Duration:2 hours, 38 minutes, 50 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 12:23:00 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 1:42:00 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:01:50 pm
Bluebonnet Texas 33°16'59"N 97°38'56"W
Partial solar eclipse visible (99.13% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 0.9875
Duration:2 hours, 38 minutes, 49 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 12:23:03 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 1:42:02 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:01:52 pm
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Fern Hills Bloomington Indiana 39°04'12"N 86°36'25"W
Total solar eclipse visible (100.00% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 1.0237
Duration:2 hours, 33 minutes, 25 seconds
Duration of totality:4 minutes, 2 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 1:48:55 pm
Full begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:04:39 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:06:40 pm
Full ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:08:41 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 4:22:20 pm
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Sunshower Country Club Indiana
39.785805 -84.9853057
39°47'10"N 84°59'06"W
Total solar eclipse visible (100.00% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 1.0194
Duration:2 hours, 32 minutes, 20 seconds
Duration of totality:3 minutes, 51 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 1:52:20 pm
Full begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:07:47 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:09:43 pm
Full ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:11:38 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 4:24:40 pm
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Green Valley Ohio
41.1966609 -81.6929255
41°11'49"N 81°41'35"W
Total solar eclipse visible (100.00% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 1.0139
Duration:2 hours, 29 minutes, 55 seconds
Duration of totality:3 minutes, 24 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 1:59:01 pm
Full begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:13:46 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:15:28 pm
Full ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:17:10 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 4:28:56 pm
White Thorn Lodge Pa
40°45'14"N 80°31'12"W
Partial solar eclipse visible (99.04% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 0.9867
Duration:2 hours, 29 minutes, 46 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 2:00:19 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:16:48 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 4:30:05 pm
Ponderosa Nature Resort Freelton Ontario 43°21'50"N 80°04'37"
Partial solar eclipse visible (99.94% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 0.9981
Duration:2 hours, 27 minutes, 15 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 2:03:43 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:18:54 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 4:30:58 pm
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PSHS
40°12'50"N 75°58'41"W
Partial solar eclipse visible (90.77% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 0.9173
Duration:2 hours, 27 minutes, 25 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 2:07:03 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:22:43 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 4:34:28 pm
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Sunny Rest Pa
40°49'16"N 75°39'00"W
Partial solar eclipse visible (92.56% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 0.9316
Duration:2 hours, 26 minutes, 55 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 2:08:02 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:23:28 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 4:34:57 pm
Solar Recreation League CT
42°01'16"N 72°03'14"W
Partial solar eclipse visible (92.47% coverage of Sun)
Magnitude: 0.931
Duration:2 hours, 23 minutes, 54 seconds
Partial begins:Apr 8, 2024 at 2:14:25 pm
Maximum:Apr 8, 2024 at 3:28:30 pm
Partial ends:Apr 8, 2024 at 4:38:19 pm
Coventry Resort has been sold to a private owner and is no longer in business.
The location is near the centerline of the eclipse path and will have 3 minutes, 30 seconds of darkness

Dear sir or madam: Please read the attached Nigerian scam. Failing that attached you will find information on how to bail your son out of jail. Here is a number in Bermuda to call...
[ramble] Okay, one of the first things you have to understand about this trip is that from point A to the theoretical point B it could be done in roughly 8 hours at a leisurely 45 miles per hour.
However, much more than half of this trip is unpaved and much of that very unpaved. Also we weren't going A to B, we were taking every little side road that looked at all promising going just far enough that we made sure that we could still get back to "the road."
We had a map. A tiny bit bigger than a place mat. Almost entirely in Thai, which would have been fine except that Mai's sense of direction is about as good as my ability to read Thai. Navigating has been a real team effort and we were doing everything in our power (exploring) to get ourselves lost. Also Westerners do not come this way. Whenever we got to a place where the road was real enough to have signs they were, of course, in Thai.
I had thought to bring 3 liters of water (swearing under my breath that the two over the shoulder bottle holders designed to perfectly hold a liter bottle of water that I had purchased on the cruise ship was currently in my luggage enjoying a sunny beach side relaxation at LAX.) not realizing that this would not be a popular item in stores as the Thai can drink their native water.
And of course it did not occur to me that once you leave the expat areas you leave the Western toilets behind (NPI.) The first thing I had done to Mai's house was install a Western toilet (even before A/C!) While I really like the bum gun aspect I can not get use to the squat toilet. Mentally I know it is more hygienic and is more natural in terms of how your body should work. And it isn't the obstacle it once was (thankfully as even I can't hold it for a week [smile]) so I guess someday I'll be comfortable with the process.
Vendor carts, which come to the village with different items (mostly food related) sporadically throughout the day, seem to go no further East than that. I never saw one again until Nakhon Phanon. Food becomes more and more unrecognizable and as we are following the river for the most part more seafood based than I would like.
On the plus side movement makes a nice breeze, the trees provide plenty of sun-blockage much of the trip and the mosquitoes still hate me (poor Mai.)
That first day we found a couple of tiny temples at the river's edge and Mai got to talk to many people we encountered in small towns. I got to practice the one wai I am comfortable with - the one for people clearly older (and therefore more revered) than yourself. At this point it is already clear the much worked upon bike's suspension will not be functioning optimally for much more than another day.
300 miles of driving later (about 70 miles for the village A to B-wise) we stop in the just slightly larger than our town of Sakon Nakhon. I will be gracious and call this a BnB. I think basically Mai negotiated us a room in a person's house. No air, no fan, one window with no screen, and no breeze. Mattress on the floor maybe two inches thick if that (all standard native Thai.) Thankfully it is now firmly the dry season, but still I was miserable and got very little sleep.
Nakhon Phanon I already told you about. But we ran into one couple at a outdoor diner that spoke English and came over when they heard us doing the same - like two life boats colliding we clung to each other. We learned the very important piece of information that there are basically two passable roads into Vietnam in this area (we are still in Thailand with Laos in the way but it is not very wide at this point.) and neither are authorized to issue visas. The joys of Communist countries. So the thing to do is drive 60 miles south and cross the mighty Mekong River (kind of like your Mississippi) via the apparently famous Friendship Bridge and into Savannakhet, Laos. There we could (and did) stay for a day while they processed a 15 day visa from Laos to Vietnam.
On the way we saw a brightly colored huge moth about twice the size of my hand out stretched. We had stopped to drink and look at the river and this thing was dive bombing Mai. It was huge. I thought it was a large butterfly at first.
After crossing the border at the Embassy they charged us $50 (600,000 kip (money with numbers so large and colors so vibrant it feels like play money)) to expedite and process visa application. I suspect that was a rip off but I don't want to haggle with a government official. My 'libertarian' disdain crosses language barriers. [laugh]
Oh language-history lesson. A large portion of Northeastern Thailand is called Issan (or often Isan.) It used to be part of Laos a long time ago (think Texas.) There are only two dialects in all of Thailand: standard and Issan. The latter is Thai influenced by the remnants of Laotian. So now we are in Laos and the fact that Mai can sort of pick out some words but not always correctly is clearly playing with her head. Luckily here near the border some people speak Thai. This is good as the only other language is French. All the signs are in Laos and French. Laos was a French colony for a long time.
Savannakhet (Savan in case I have to type it again) is the second biggest city in Laos. I've been to the other one but I never had transportation so was limited to walking distance. Here we visited all the little shops on barges moored along the river. To buy something we had to throw something away as our (she laughed at me when I added it) trunk was full. So we bought little. But handled much. I was able to buy 4 more liters of water. I'd been buying these tiny bottles which is all I could find whenever we could find them.
([i]during proof[/i]) I forgot the Dinosaur Museum. [url]http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g811038-d2158111-Reviews-The_Savannakhet_Dinosaur_Museum-Savannakhet_Savannakhet_Province.html[/url] Impressive on the outside. Two dreary rooms on the inside. And of course no English on the plaques. But our 'guide' spoke some English. I always loved dinosaurs so even this was cool. Mai seemed bored, be we also went to a couple more temples so we are more than even [smile]
I thought Thailand was cheap, non-tourist Laos was less than half that. Tough to do the math in my head (I remember being in Vientiane where the signs also had English on them and seeing 'Massage $5' same as Thailand but it had always been in baht. Seeing it in English somehow made it unpassupable.) I had to go Kip to Baht to CAN. Here an hour massage worked out to $2 and a bit of change. We stopped for two hours each. One for my sore ass alone. Add in a 100% tip for a job well done and it was still less than $20 for both of us. Pleasant sound of the river and a wonderful breeze the whole time.
French pastry. Mai doesn't like sweets but she liked the blueberry muffins, grilled.
I choose the hotel right next to Embassy on the theory that A) I wouldn't be able to get lost in the morning and B) it would probably be a nice one. With the upgrade for a room with a ceiling fan it was $18. I checked out the room skeptically. Clean, a lot more space than I was expecting, a wonderful view of the concrete wall of the Embassy and a little mini-fridge with bottled water in it. I was hoping that the French influence would extend to a box-spring but alas the mattress was still on a solid base. At least it was a thicker mattress. Maybe it was because I had no sleep the night before but I slept like the dead - naked, no sheet and the fan blowing down on me.
Breakfast: Eggs in a basket for me, muffin for her. One more hour of massage for us and off we went. And the ground went uphill with almost no shade. The engine made funny sounds pulling me, it's additions and our possessions up the steep incline and suddenly we were engulfed in a thick black cloud. We'd blown a gasket. Luckily as this is often a weak point in used motor parts I had brought spares and a couple hours later in the grueling sun the engine purred again. It now had far less oil in it than I would have liked and I had stupidly overlooked bring some with us. But we pressed on. There were no towns, no side roads, no trees. Just rock and grass as far the eye could see.
Just when I started to think that petrol could become an issue in a while as well, we finally hit a town - Xepon. Not much to recommend it but we were able to get oil, fuel and some dumplings.
Oh, when we entered Laos we now had to drive on the other side of the road which Mai was having a awful time remembering (just as I would) and we had to swerve several times to avoid oncoming traffic. When we left our pit stop we had a very close call as we drove straight off into the wrong lane. Luckily much of the way was single lane and there was never very much traffic regardless.
Less than an hour later we hit a river. Just before the bridge was a big sign. Something in Laos, something in French, and then something else in another language that clearly ended in Vietnam. No border building. We crept across the bridge wondering which side of the road we were supposed to be on now. We rounded a corner with waist high concrete barriers on both sides and were waved into a parking spot. We walked over to a little booth and a bored looking guy stamped and squiggled my Laos entry stamp and unstapled the visa from just hours before all without looking at me. He took slightly longer with Mai, but not much. He asked a question neither of us understood. He tried again in French. Swung back for another swing at what I assume was Laos. No idea, but he gave up and waved us on.
We drove all of 100 feet past an up/down gate and were waved into another parking space. Again we walked to another window our visa papers in hand. Behind us they started emptying our trunk. They charged me another $10 to stamp the passport. This I am sure was pure graft as I have never had any country charge money at the passport station. But Communist countries make me nervous and graft is not one of those things that gets my hackles up. The wait while they checked our possessions at the subatomic level was much more annoying.
We were going to spend the day in Lao Bao (which was right there at the border) but we discovered that the days of cheap prices were over (these were nearly Canadian prices) and that the coast was only an hour away. And we both agreed that Đông Hà would be just as nice to explore. On the bright side bad English was spoken here by many.
We pulled into Đông Hà around 1pm and was very helpfully directed to something akin to a Chamber of Commerce. There we got a flyer (in English!) for something called 'The Some Days of Silence Resort and Spa.' It had a little map that made it look like we could walk there from here without major exertion.
The Vietnamese dollar is called a Dong. And yes, we were (are) just immature enough to snicker over that (once I explained the slang) on several occasions. I decided to keep my kip for the trip back and changed some baht into dongs at a real bank. I'm so used to dealing with ATMs (although they aren't really automated as there is a person involved behind the glass behind the machine.)
I found an internet cafe with a confusing keyboard. Not an overlay, an extra row of keys. Easier to use than the overlay because you just had to get use to ignoring the extra row and the occasional odd placement of specialty keys. Anyway, looked up the resort and decided we should give it a check. Only bad feature is that there is a casino nearby (I have a gambling addiction with craps.) but the compulsion is much weaker when foreign rules are in play, I don't speak the language and can't think in the currency. Also I'll give my wallet to Mai.
A short drive later we are travelling along the ocean and into the resort. The lobby looked wonderful. Let's say as good as a mid-level hotel, half as good as a W Resort. I had found the room on mapquest for $112 but the receptionist - who spoke extremely good English - quoted $189. After several rounds of attempted haggling she indicated she had no objections to me crossing the lobbying and booking the room on the computer (the same one I am using now.) which is what I did. [url]http://bookings.mapquest.com/hotels/hotel/?hotel_id=700466776&check_in=5%2F19%2F2014&check_out=5%2F21%2F2014&rooms=1&adults=2&refid=5101[/url] Took around 20 minutes for the electronic paperwork to bounce back and forth across the globe and become actual paperwork and we had two days booked. We drove our bike around to our window and threw everything through the window into the room (no couth on us.) Then properly stowed the bike (additional charge - the resort's official mantra.)
Meanwhile back in Thailand martial law was declared yesterday I discovered. I tend to ignore these fluctuations in the political situation as they happen sort of regularly every 4 to 6 years. And while I'm getting different reports from different sources it looks like the monarchy trying to stop this ridiculously never ending stalemate. Hopefully things will end with a stronger democracy (a boy can dream.) I'm sure it will be at least as corrupt but hopefully stronger and still a democracy.
Once the sun was just about touching the water we ventured out into the South China Sea for a languidly swim while it set.
Then we set out to a small town close nearby for what I would call sort of Asian-Mexican fusion. Weird across the taste buds but a very pleasant after taste. After which we suddenly became very tired simultaneously and went back to our surprisingly comfortable bed and straight to dreaming.
And so this morning after a very strenuous workout milady has returned to sleep and I am turbo charged down here in the lobby typing what drivel I can dredge from my memory while sipping on a Cafe Cubano. I do not care for the taste but it is like espresso concentrate. I can feel my eyes pulse.
I think we might stay one extra day and then try to get home in one straight drive - bike and ass willing. Glad I didn't turn back back when I wrote you that a smarter man would turn back. It was right after that that things got 'fun.' A completely different trip than I had envisioned.
When I opened the email and saw I had four messages from you it suddenly occurred to me that when and if you respond to that backlog then suddenly it will be all on me. Hadn't really hit me that I would 'have' to reply. We are really stuck in a trap now aren't we? [smile]
Replies to your other posts await my triumphant (or otherwise) return to Udon Thani.
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For all of the Lost season finales, there exists an original cut where the finale plays as one long double-length episode and then there is a version that was edited likely primarily for the purpose of reruns where it is split into two normal length episodes. The 2-episode version typically ends up with some material cut for time. I previously made a post detailing the differences between the two versions of "The Incident". I finally got my hands on a copy of the Region 1 DVD of Season 2 so I have done the same for "Live Together, Die Alone". Every other source for this episode, including the blu-ray, contains the 2-episode version. Below are the changes made in the 2-episode version.
Part 1
0:00 - Episode starts with shorter Previously on Lost segment.
3:30 - Brief scene cut:

[We see Kate with a group of redshirts around her, asking her questions.]
KATE: Okay, okay, just wait one second, okay. I'll be right back. [She approaches Jack] Everybody needs to know what's going on, Jack. There's a boat...
JACK: Just tell them Desmond's back until I find out the rest, okay.

9:55 - Extra few seconds missing at beginning of scene of Locke walking into the Hatch
17:49 - 12 second shot of Michael and co. hiking over a hill missing. The musical cue for the Mapquest theme starts at the end of the preceding Sun and Jin scene. In the original it starts at the beginning of the missing shot.
41:38 - Missing act break between Jack and Co. confronting Michael scene and Sayid praying on the Elizabeth
42:26 - Missing overhead shot of the Elizabeth following Sayid saying “We’re here.” Replaced by end-of-episode LOST title.
Part 2
0:00 - New Previously on Lost segment.
1:12 - Musical cue slightly altered to account for the point where the episode was split in half.
2:42 - Missing couplet of dialogue from beginning of flashback where Desmond and Kelvin trigger the blast doors. In the original cut the flashback opens with a shot of Desmond wheeling the metal cart under the blast door, which flows directly from Desmond glancing at the same cart in the present.

[Flashback - We see Desmond moving a cart under a blast door. Inman pours some detergent into a measuring cup and stirs it with a paint brush.]
INMAN: Ready?
DESMOND: Maybe you should do it?
INMAN: Come on, Des, you've seen me do it a hundred times.

7:01 - LOST Title inserted into act break between Eko setting off the dynamite and failsafe key flashback.
9:13 - In the original cut when Desmond says “Why make us do it – push the button? If we...if we can just-”, Kelvin interrupts him by laughing and then closing the small door to the failsafe and then saying “Here’s the real question, Desmondo. Do you have the courage to take your finger out of the dam and blow the whole thing up instead?”. In the 2-episode version, Kelvin laughing is cut and Desmond is interrupted by Kelvin’s response. As a result, the musical cue begins earlier in the dialogue in the edited version, when Kelvin says “Discharge it.” rather than when Desmond says “Why make us do it”.
9:29 - Some lines of dialogue cut (missing dialogue in bold):

[Present - Back in the Hatch.]
DESMOND: I think your friends just blew themselves up, brother.
LOCKE: They're not my friends.
DESMOND: I can't hear anything. Maybe we should open it.
LOCKE: No, no; it's a trick.
DESMOND: A trick? They could be hurt! Is your doctor around?
LOCKE: Our doctor is God knows where. I…and he sure as hell doesn't care about anything happening down here.
DESMOND: Can I ask you a question, brother?

Note: The subtitles on Hulu still had the missing dialogue in this scene.
15:17 - Couple of lines of dialogue cut (missing dialogue in bold):

DESMOND: Tell me about this other hatch you found—this Pearl.
LOCKE: What do you want to know?
DESMOND: Details.
LOCKE: The Pearl is a psychological station full of TV monitors.

This scene also has new footage not used in the original cut since the timing of the shot/reverse shot has changed. I.e. The camera is pointed at Locke during the line “full of TV monitors” whereas in the original it is pointed at Desmond.
17:19 - Missing 25 seconds of Kelvin making his way out of the Hatch while being followed and watched by Desmond. In the 2-episode cut, it cuts directly from Desmond eyeing Kelvin suspiciously to Kelvin stepping out into the jungle. As a result, the musical score is also truncated and the timing is different all the way until Kelvin confronts Desmond.
29:23 - Added act break at the end of Desmond’s suicide flashback. In the original it whooshes right back to the present.
36:47 - Missing 7 seconds in the middle of Michael and Walt’s hug where it cuts to a wide shot of the dock and reaction shots of Hurley and Jack. No changes were made to the timing of the musical cue (Desmond’s theme) to account for this so you can actually hear the melody skip suddenly when the cut happens.

Hello and Good Evening All!
I just wrapped up the teaching of my Spring 2023 Cisco Networking Academy CCNA DevNet Associate (DEVASC 200-901) course at Anne Arundel Community College here in Annapolis, Maryland! One important piece of the course is providing the learners with additional supports beyond those found in the course to add value to their studies and to make the course more enjoyable. To that end, I have created video tutorials that cover every lab and Packet Tracer activity in addition to supplemental video tutorials where the material gets a bit more challenging. I wanted to share all of the Packet Tracelab/supplemental video tutorials I have created for my learners in the hopes of adding some value to your Cisco network programmability learning journey. Below you will find links to everything I provided to my learners this semester there is over 25 hours worth of video tutorials (and lots of very useful links to external resources) and I have organized all material by course module, the title of the resource or activity, and (when a video) the length of the video and whether it was a Packet Tracer activity or lab activity. These are all being provided for FREE. I even included some additional resources that I passed along to my learners from other sources such as the Hank Preston series on network programmability.
Okay, hopefully, these will add some value to your studies/certification preparation as a NetDevOps engineer for the DEVASC certification exam or in your general studies as a learner. CCNA studies as well, and have a great week!*Disclaimer: I cannot provide you with the Packet Tracer activities or the DEVASC and CSR1kv VMs, but you can download Packet Tracer for FREE (link below) and work up the scenarios or come up with your own.
Packet Tracer FREE Download: https://www.netacad.com/courses/packet-tracer
Okay, here is the playlist of videos, and all the best to you in your studies!
PRE-COURSE LINUX PREPARATION TUTORIALS:
Linux CLI Video Tutorial: The 'ls' Command (29:10) -> https://youtu.be/t7lK7RBH_zoLinux CLI Video Tutorial: The 'pwd' and 'cd' Commands (37:55) -> https://youtu.be/ukeE2YJ5t0ALinux CLI Video Tutorial: Linux Directory & File Permissions (44:22) -> https://youtu.be/YREft22g35YLinux CLI Video Tutorial: Linux 'cp', 'mv', 'mkdir', and 'rm' Commands (28:10) -> https://youtu.be/c9yevfJYGqMLinux CLI Video Tutorial: The Advanced Package Tool (27:16) -> https://youtu.be/6F9PtB1_ucYLinux CLI Video Tutorial: File Descriptors & Redirection (37:43) -> https://youtu.be/j0Lt5LylFDQ
MODULE #01 TUTORIALS:
COURSE LABS:
Lab 1.2.2:

1. Lab 1.2.2 - Linux Review Part #2: https://youtu.be/zgwlwQegj78 (24:08)
2. Lab 1.2.2 - Linux Review Part #3: https://youtu.be/xFgi5WdW33E (27:25)
3. Lab 1.2.2 - Linux Review Part #4: https://youtu.be/50FWxmEOzdo (25:15)
4. Lab 1.2.2 - Linux Review Part #5: https://youtu.be/dKpyqODmN_g (30:00)

Lab 1.3.3:

1. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #2: https://youtu.be/ib0UugULEm8 (24:34)
2. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #3: https://youtu.be/OUeAuvuz8b4 (23:06)
3. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #4: https://youtu.be/GrSz6MxLGJs (28:37)
4. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #5: https://youtu.be/TEJMNmnQNcg (20:42)
5. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #6: https://youtu.be/Qn9yQ2ZzCtk (36:43)
6. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #7: https://youtu.be/vsQiNUj0dpY (21:50)

MODULE #02 TUTORIALS:Supplemental Videos & Tutorial Material:ChatGPT:

1. ChatGPT: https://youtu.be/Ki6yT8FN3dw (11:55)

MODULE #03 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. Hank Preston Programmability Series Cisco DevNet: https://developer.cisco.com/video/net-prog-basics/
2. Learning Git Branching Tutorial: https://learngitbranching.js.org/
3. Python Unit Test Documentation: https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.html
4. Python unittest Module Tutorial - How to Test Your Code:
   1. https://saralgyaan.com/posts/python-unittest-module-how-to-test-your-python-code/
5. Cisco Developer Network Git Tutorials:
   1. https://developer.cisco.com/learning/labs/git-intro/introduction/
   2. https://developer.cisco.com/learning/labs/dne-git-basic-workflows/hands-on-with-git-and-github/
   3. https://developer.cisco.com/learning/labs/git-branching/introduction/

COURSE LABS:
Lab 3.1.12:

1. Lab 3.1.12 - Explore Python Development Tools Parts #2 & #3: https://youtu.be/QEnBD-bDG9I (16:59)
2. Lab 3.1.12 - Explore Python Development Tools Part #4: https://youtu.be/66RH349a4xQ (13:10)

Lab 3.3.11:

1. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #2: https://youtu.be/DHltiOADGCc (14:25)
2. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #3: https://youtu.be/AoA4lKNQeRE (13:50)
3. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #4: https://youtu.be/xD_hjZblfRo (16:44)
4. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #5: https://youtu.be/hvwtt1UbMnw (19:35)
5. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #6: https://youtu.be/iNJIoZEw5R8 (19:16)
6. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #7: https://youtu.be/zZUGn4D9xSk (22:09)

Lab 3.4.6:

1. Lab 3.4.6 - Explore Python Classes Part #2 & #3: https://youtu.be/YikG_UTVk9k (37:45)
2. Lab 3.4.6 - Explore Python Classes Part #4: https://youtu.be/KsaWqeUHYTw (35:18)
3. Lab 3.4.6 - Explore Python Classes Part #5: https://youtu.be/LRP66YgnwsA (12:57)

Lab 3.5.7:

1. Lab 3.5.7 - Supplement - Iterating over Python Dictionaries: https://youtu.be/P4alxgZ5JNU (12:02)
2. Lab 3.5.7 - Create a Python Unit Test Part #2: https://youtu.be/bz0tp2i5a8w (31:07)
3. Lab 3.5.7 - Supplement - Using the Python isinstance() Built-In Function: https://youtu.be/-JYl-7iYLwg (7:33)
4. Lab 3.5.7 - Create a Python Unit Test Part #3 - Steps #1 & #2: https://youtu.be/0rOJ9D7N-E8 (40:05)
5. Lab 3.5.7 - Create a Python Unit Test Part #3 - Steps #3 - #7: https://youtu.be/r-0zqMNOaLg (32:07)

Lab 3.6.6:

1. Lab 3.6.6 - Parse Different Types of Data with Python Part #2 (XML): https://youtu.be/x7vBsdSxJwQ (26:32)
2. Lab 3.6.6 - Parse Different Types of Data with Python Part #3 (JSON): https://youtu.be/VpFSUQ5Me4c (14:44)
3. Lab 3.6.6 - Parse Different Types of Data with Python Part #4 (YAML): https://youtu.be/SXa-kSU9N6U (13:39)

MODULE #04 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. HTTP Requests for Humans Website: https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
2. Faker Library Documentation Website: https://faker.readthedocs.io/en/maste
3. Lab 4.5.5 - Supplement - Postman API Development Platform: https://youtu.be/e9os042DPRo (31:58)
4. Lab 4.9.2 - Supplement - MapQuest API & Postman: https://youtu.be/ioLCnEGp5J8 (22:27)

COURSE LABS:
Lab 4.5.5:

1. Lab 4.5.5 - Explore REST APIs with API Simulator & Postman Part #2: https://youtu.be/W9LU7fOIt4Y (25:53)
2. Lab 4.5.5 - Explore REST APIs with API Simulator & Postman Part #3: https://youtu.be/RO8rOQsmtCA (31:33)
3. Lab 4.5.5 - Explore REST APIs with API Simulator & Postman Part #4: https://youtu.be/wz5iETMnVXA (29:45)

Lab 4.9.2

1. Lab 4.9.2 - Integrating a REST API with Python Part #4: https://youtu.be/qlQS865ifvE (48:00)
2. Lab 4.9.2 - Integrating a REST API with Python Part #5: https://youtu.be/n6NmFOvc5hw (48:40)

MODULE #05 TUTORIALS:
COURSE PACKET TRACER ACTIVITIES:

1. Packet Tracer 5.4.6 - Explore a Simple Network: https://youtu.be/hkQrpUIs3xc (14:37)
2. Packet Tracer 5.5.7 - Explore Network Protocols: https://youtu.be/45HW9Nlu-4s (38:20)
3. Packet Tracer 5.6.6 - Troubleshoot Common Network Problems: https://youtu.be/U1iO7TcJ3RY (20:03)

COURSE LABS:
Lab 5.6.7:

1. Lab 5.6.7 - Network Troubleshooting Tools: https://youtu.be/ZGQMHMXEJBs (22:54)

MODULE #06 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. Lab 6.2.7 - Supplement - Flask Web Application Framework: https://youtu.be/xAKqAf9KM-E (28:11)
2. Lab 6.2.7 - Supplement - Docker: https://youtu.be/D1O6Q9hf73I (22:19)
3. Lab 6.3.6 - Supplement - Git/GitHub/Jenkins CI/CD Mania: https://youtu.be/vigOhNpAgPk (30:07)
4. Lab 6.5.10 - Supplement - Adding a Web Front-End to Python Flask Web App: https://youtu.be/9opurRbHvGo (9:31)

COURSE LABS:
Lab 6.2.7:

1. Lab 6.2.7 - Build a Sample Web App in a Docker Container Part #2: https://youtu.be/uI-hXn9Pfaw (16:58)
2. Lab 6.2.7 - Build a Sample Web App in a Docker Container Parts #3 & #4: https://youtu.be/Rv39U5nvK6w (10:34)
3. Lab 6.2.7 - Build a Sample Web App in a Docker Container Parts #5 & #6: https://youtu.be/S2emrAr2wLc (24:48)

Lab 6.3.6:

1. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #2: https://youtu.be/23rxqShNPh4 (10:37)
2. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #3: https://youtu.be/L_BFUKsazHI (10:24)
3. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #4: https://youtu.be/Y9GzUz-mDTU (10:12)
4. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Parts #5 & #6: https://youtu.be/9ihjxQsjon0 (13:02)
5. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #7: https://youtu.be/UjUl6KjCxlk (11:55)
6. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #8: https://youtu.be/6_aSgeT_4f4 (11:31)

Lab 6.5.10

1. Lab 6.5.10 - Explore the Evolution of Password Methods: https://youtu.be/4D-OIibDQpw (45:11)

MODULE #07 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. Lab 7.4.7 & 7.4.8 - Ansible Supplement: https://youtu.be/xhuVPSU0gQI (29:03)

COURSE LABS:
Lab 7.4.7:

1. Lab 7.4.7 - Use Ansible to Backup & Configure a Cisco CSR1kv: https://youtu.be/J_ncvGc2YEM 30:38)
2. Lab 7.4.8 - Use Ansible to Automate Installing an Apache2 Web Server: https://youtu.be/F2-olW6ZGUA (37:24)

Lab 7.6.3

1. Lab 7.6.3 - Automated Testing Using pyATS & Genie Parts #1 - #3: https://youtu.be/GWKFi6b9z7Y (29:08)
2. Lab 7.6.3 - Automated Testing Using pyATS & Genie Parts #4 - #6: https://youtu.be/-lsaWeeCMKY (23:55)

MODULE #08 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. Cisco YANG Suite: https://developer.cisco.com/yangsuite/
2. Cisco IOS XE YANG Models: https://github.com/YangModels/yang
3. Cisco : https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/prog/configuration/1612/b_1612_programmability_cg.html
4. Cisco DevNet Programmability Code Examples: https://github.com/CiscoDevNet/python_code_samples_network
5. Cisco DevNet Tutorial/Lab: Introduction to Model-Driven Programmability: https://developer.cisco.com/learning/modules/intro-device-level-interfaces/
6. RFC 6241: The Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF): https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6241
7. RFC 8040: RESTCONF Protocol: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8040.html
8. gRPC: https://grpc.io/
9. Cisco GitHub YANG Repository: https://github.com/YangModels/yang/tree/main/vendocisco
10. Cisco DevNet YANG GitHub Repo: git clone https://github.com/CiscoDevNet/dne-dna-code.git
11. Cisco DevNet YANG GitHub Sample Code: https://github.com/CiscoDevNet/dne-dna-code
12. RFC 6020: YANG - A Data Modeling Language for the Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF): https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6020.htmlk
13. Cisco WebEx Developer Site: https://developer.webex.com/

COURSE PACKET TRACER ACTIVITIES:

1. Packet Tracer 8.8.2 - Compare Using CLI and an SDN Controller to Manage a Network: https://youtu.be/UFR_tdDXmww (21:05)
2. Packet Tracer 8.8.3 - Implement REST APIs with an SDN Controller: https://youtu.be/yfl5ItZA1bc (27:12)

COURSE LABS:L
ab 8.3.5:

1. Lab 8.3.5 - Explore YANG Models: https://youtu.be/kA3BRoLtbys (20:10)
2. Lab 8.3.6 - Use NETCONF to Access a Cisco IOS XE Device: https://youtu.be/SZI7nheySfI (47:19)
3. Lab 8.3.7 - Use RESTCONF to Access a Cisco IOS XE Device Parts #1 - #5: https://youtu.be/v2r9_8X07AI (23:00)
4. Lab 8.3.7 - Use RESTCONF to Access a Cisco IOS XE Device Parts #6 & #7: https://youtu.be/rPw8ahjOCYI (11:40)
5. Lab 8.6.7 - Construct a Python Script to Manage WebEx Teams: https://youtu.be/RcOlBSGx29k (26:59)

Again, hoping these add some value to your learning journey and all the best!
​
Cheers,
Travis
www.travispbonfigli.com

Hello and Good Evening All!
I just wrapped up the teaching of my Spring 2023 Cisco Networking Academy CCNA DevNet Associate (DEVASC 200-901) course at Anne Arundel Community College here in Annapolis, Maryland! One important piece of the course is providing the learners with additional supports beyond those found in the course to add value to their studies and to make the course more enjoyable. To that end, I have created video tutorials that cover every lab and Packet Tracer activity in addition to supplemental video tutorials where the material gets a bit more challenging. I wanted to share all of the Packet Tracelab/supplemental video tutorials I have created for my learners in the hopes of adding some value to your Cisco network programmability learning journey. Below you will find links to everything I provided to my learners this semester there is over 25 hours worth of video tutorials (and lots of very useful links to external resources) and I have organized all material by course module, the title of the resource or activity, and (when a video) the length of the video and whether it was a Packet Tracer activity or lab activity. These are all being provided for FREE. I even included some additional resources that I passed along to my learners from other sources such as the Hank Preston series on network programmability.
Okay, hopefully, these will add some value to your studies/certification preparation as a NetDevOps engineer for the DEVASC certification exam or in your general studies as a learner. CCNA studies as well, and have a great week!*Disclaimer: I cannot provide you with the Packet Tracer activities or the DEVASC and CSR1kv VMs, but you can download Packet Tracer for FREE (link below) and work up the scenarios or come up with your own.
Packet Tracer FREE Download: https://www.netacad.com/courses/packet-tracer
Okay, here is the playlist of videos, and all the best to you in your studies!
PRE-COURSE LINUX PREPARATION TUTORIALS:
Linux CLI Video Tutorial: The 'ls' Command (29:10) -> https://youtu.be/t7lK7RBH_zoLinux CLI Video Tutorial: The 'pwd' and 'cd' Commands (37:55) -> https://youtu.be/ukeE2YJ5t0ALinux CLI Video Tutorial: Linux Directory & File Permissions (44:22) -> https://youtu.be/YREft22g35YLinux CLI Video Tutorial: Linux 'cp', 'mv', 'mkdir', and 'rm' Commands (28:10) -> https://youtu.be/c9yevfJYGqMLinux CLI Video Tutorial: The Advanced Package Tool (27:16) -> https://youtu.be/6F9PtB1_ucYLinux CLI Video Tutorial: File Descriptors & Redirection (37:43) -> https://youtu.be/j0Lt5LylFDQ
MODULE #01 TUTORIALS:
COURSE LABS:
Lab 1.2.2:

1. Lab 1.2.2 - Linux Review Part #2: https://youtu.be/zgwlwQegj78 (24:08)
2. Lab 1.2.2 - Linux Review Part #3: https://youtu.be/xFgi5WdW33E (27:25)
3. Lab 1.2.2 - Linux Review Part #4: https://youtu.be/50FWxmEOzdo (25:15)
4. Lab 1.2.2 - Linux Review Part #5: https://youtu.be/dKpyqODmN_g (30:00)

Lab 1.3.3:

1. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #2: https://youtu.be/ib0UugULEm8 (24:34)
2. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #3: https://youtu.be/OUeAuvuz8b4 (23:06)
3. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #4: https://youtu.be/GrSz6MxLGJs (28:37)
4. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #5: https://youtu.be/TEJMNmnQNcg (20:42)
5. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #6: https://youtu.be/Qn9yQ2ZzCtk (36:43)
6. Lab 1.3.3 - Python Programming Review Part #7: https://youtu.be/vsQiNUj0dpY (21:50)

MODULE #02 TUTORIALS:Supplemental Videos & Tutorial Material:ChatGPT:

1. ChatGPT: https://youtu.be/Ki6yT8FN3dw (11:55)

MODULE #03 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. Hank Preston Programmability Series Cisco DevNet: https://developer.cisco.com/video/net-prog-basics/
2. Learning Git Branching Tutorial: https://learngitbranching.js.org/
3. Python Unit Test Documentation: https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.html
4. Python unittest Module Tutorial - How to Test Your Code:
   1. https://saralgyaan.com/posts/python-unittest-module-how-to-test-your-python-code/
5. Cisco Developer Network Git Tutorials:
   1. https://developer.cisco.com/learning/labs/git-intro/introduction/
   2. https://developer.cisco.com/learning/labs/dne-git-basic-workflows/hands-on-with-git-and-github/
   3. https://developer.cisco.com/learning/labs/git-branching/introduction/

COURSE LABS:
Lab 3.1.12:

1. Lab 3.1.12 - Explore Python Development Tools Parts #2 & #3: https://youtu.be/QEnBD-bDG9I (16:59)
2. Lab 3.1.12 - Explore Python Development Tools Part #4: https://youtu.be/66RH349a4xQ (13:10)

Lab 3.3.11:

1. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #2: https://youtu.be/DHltiOADGCc (14:25)
2. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #3: https://youtu.be/AoA4lKNQeRE (13:50)
3. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #4: https://youtu.be/xD_hjZblfRo (16:44)
4. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #5: https://youtu.be/hvwtt1UbMnw (19:35)
5. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #6: https://youtu.be/iNJIoZEw5R8 (19:16)
6. Lab 3.3.11 - Software Version Control with Git Part #7: https://youtu.be/zZUGn4D9xSk (22:09)

Lab 3.4.6:

1. Lab 3.4.6 - Explore Python Classes Part #2 & #3: https://youtu.be/YikG_UTVk9k (37:45)
2. Lab 3.4.6 - Explore Python Classes Part #4: https://youtu.be/KsaWqeUHYTw (35:18)
3. Lab 3.4.6 - Explore Python Classes Part #5: https://youtu.be/LRP66YgnwsA (12:57)

Lab 3.5.7:

1. Lab 3.5.7 - Supplement - Iterating over Python Dictionaries: https://youtu.be/P4alxgZ5JNU (12:02)
2. Lab 3.5.7 - Create a Python Unit Test Part #2: https://youtu.be/bz0tp2i5a8w (31:07)
3. Lab 3.5.7 - Supplement - Using the Python isinstance() Built-In Function: https://youtu.be/-JYl-7iYLwg (7:33)
4. Lab 3.5.7 - Create a Python Unit Test Part #3 - Steps #1 & #2: https://youtu.be/0rOJ9D7N-E8 (40:05)
5. Lab 3.5.7 - Create a Python Unit Test Part #3 - Steps #3 - #7: https://youtu.be/r-0zqMNOaLg (32:07)

Lab 3.6.6:

1. Lab 3.6.6 - Parse Different Types of Data with Python Part #2 (XML): https://youtu.be/x7vBsdSxJwQ (26:32)
2. Lab 3.6.6 - Parse Different Types of Data with Python Part #3 (JSON): https://youtu.be/VpFSUQ5Me4c (14:44)
3. Lab 3.6.6 - Parse Different Types of Data with Python Part #4 (YAML): https://youtu.be/SXa-kSU9N6U (13:39)

MODULE #04 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. HTTP Requests for Humans Website: https://requests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
2. Faker Library Documentation Website: https://faker.readthedocs.io/en/maste
3. Lab 4.5.5 - Supplement - Postman API Development Platform: https://youtu.be/e9os042DPRo (31:58)
4. Lab 4.9.2 - Supplement - MapQuest API & Postman: https://youtu.be/ioLCnEGp5J8 (22:27)

COURSE LABS:
Lab 4.5.5:

1. Lab 4.5.5 - Explore REST APIs with API Simulator & Postman Part #2: https://youtu.be/W9LU7fOIt4Y (25:53)
2. Lab 4.5.5 - Explore REST APIs with API Simulator & Postman Part #3: https://youtu.be/RO8rOQsmtCA (31:33)
3. Lab 4.5.5 - Explore REST APIs with API Simulator & Postman Part #4: https://youtu.be/wz5iETMnVXA (29:45)

Lab 4.9.2

1. Lab 4.9.2 - Integrating a REST API with Python Part #4: https://youtu.be/qlQS865ifvE (48:00)
2. Lab 4.9.2 - Integrating a REST API with Python Part #5: https://youtu.be/n6NmFOvc5hw (48:40)

MODULE #05 TUTORIALS:
COURSE PACKET TRACER ACTIVITIES:

1. Packet Tracer 5.4.6 - Explore a Simple Network: https://youtu.be/hkQrpUIs3xc (14:37)
2. Packet Tracer 5.5.7 - Explore Network Protocols: https://youtu.be/45HW9Nlu-4s (38:20)
3. Packet Tracer 5.6.6 - Troubleshoot Common Network Problems: https://youtu.be/U1iO7TcJ3RY (20:03)

COURSE LABS:
Lab 5.6.7:

1. Lab 5.6.7 - Network Troubleshooting Tools: https://youtu.be/ZGQMHMXEJBs (22:54)

MODULE #06 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. Lab 6.2.7 - Supplement - Flask Web Application Framework: https://youtu.be/xAKqAf9KM-E (28:11)
2. Lab 6.2.7 - Supplement - Docker: https://youtu.be/D1O6Q9hf73I (22:19)
3. Lab 6.3.6 - Supplement - Git/GitHub/Jenkins CI/CD Mania: https://youtu.be/vigOhNpAgPk (30:07)
4. Lab 6.5.10 - Supplement - Adding a Web Front-End to Python Flask Web App: https://youtu.be/9opurRbHvGo (9:31)

COURSE LABS:
Lab 6.2.7:

1. Lab 6.2.7 - Build a Sample Web App in a Docker Container Part #2: https://youtu.be/uI-hXn9Pfaw (16:58)
2. Lab 6.2.7 - Build a Sample Web App in a Docker Container Parts #3 & #4: https://youtu.be/Rv39U5nvK6w (10:34)
3. Lab 6.2.7 - Build a Sample Web App in a Docker Container Parts #5 & #6: https://youtu.be/S2emrAr2wLc (24:48)

Lab 6.3.6:

1. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #2: https://youtu.be/23rxqShNPh4 (10:37)
2. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #3: https://youtu.be/L_BFUKsazHI (10:24)
3. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #4: https://youtu.be/Y9GzUz-mDTU (10:12)
4. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Parts #5 & #6: https://youtu.be/9ihjxQsjon0 (13:02)
5. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #7: https://youtu.be/UjUl6KjCxlk (11:55)
6. Lab 6.3.6 - Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Jenkins Part #8: https://youtu.be/6_aSgeT_4f4 (11:31)

Lab 6.5.10

1. Lab 6.5.10 - Explore the Evolution of Password Methods: https://youtu.be/4D-OIibDQpw (45:11)

MODULE #07 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. Lab 7.4.7 & 7.4.8 - Ansible Supplement: https://youtu.be/xhuVPSU0gQI (29:03)

COURSE LABS:
Lab 7.4.7:

1. Lab 7.4.7 - Use Ansible to Backup & Configure a Cisco CSR1kv: https://youtu.be/J_ncvGc2YEM 30:38)
2. Lab 7.4.8 - Use Ansible to Automate Installing an Apache2 Web Server: https://youtu.be/F2-olW6ZGUA (37:24)

Lab 7.6.3

1. Lab 7.6.3 - Automated Testing Using pyATS & Genie Parts #1 - #3: https://youtu.be/GWKFi6b9z7Y (29:08)
2. Lab 7.6.3 - Automated Testing Using pyATS & Genie Parts #4 - #6: https://youtu.be/-lsaWeeCMKY (23:55)

MODULE #08 TUTORIALS:
Supplemental Video & Tutorial Material:

1. Cisco YANG Suite: https://developer.cisco.com/yangsuite/
2. Cisco IOS XE YANG Models: https://github.com/YangModels/yang
3. Cisco : https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/prog/configuration/1612/b_1612_programmability_cg.html
4. Cisco DevNet Programmability Code Examples: https://github.com/CiscoDevNet/python_code_samples_network
5. Cisco DevNet Tutorial/Lab: Introduction to Model-Driven Programmability: https://developer.cisco.com/learning/modules/intro-device-level-interfaces/
6. RFC 6241: The Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF): https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6241
7. RFC 8040: RESTCONF Protocol: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8040.html
8. gRPC: https://grpc.io/
9. Cisco GitHub YANG Repository: https://github.com/YangModels/yang/tree/main/vendocisco
10. Cisco DevNet YANG GitHub Repo: git clone https://github.com/CiscoDevNet/dne-dna-code.git
11. Cisco DevNet YANG GitHub Sample Code: https://github.com/CiscoDevNet/dne-dna-code
12. RFC 6020: YANG - A Data Modeling Language for the Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF): https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6020.htmlk
13. Cisco WebEx Developer Site: https://developer.webex.com/

COURSE PACKET TRACER ACTIVITIES:

1. Packet Tracer 8.8.2 - Compare Using CLI and an SDN Controller to Manage a Network: https://youtu.be/UFR_tdDXmww (21:05)
2. Packet Tracer 8.8.3 - Implement REST APIs with an SDN Controller: https://youtu.be/yfl5ItZA1bc (27:12)

COURSE LABS:L
ab 8.3.5:

1. Lab 8.3.5 - Explore YANG Models: https://youtu.be/kA3BRoLtbys (20:10)
2. Lab 8.3.6 - Use NETCONF to Access a Cisco IOS XE Device: https://youtu.be/SZI7nheySfI (47:19)
3. Lab 8.3.7 - Use RESTCONF to Access a Cisco IOS XE Device Parts #1 - #5: https://youtu.be/v2r9_8X07AI (23:00)
4. Lab 8.3.7 - Use RESTCONF to Access a Cisco IOS XE Device Parts #6 & #7: https://youtu.be/rPw8ahjOCYI (11:40)
5. Lab 8.6.7 - Construct a Python Script to Manage WebEx Teams: https://youtu.be/RcOlBSGx29k (26:59)

Again, hoping these add some value to your learning journey and all the best!
​
Cheers,
Travis
www.travispbonfigli.com

Maura Murray, a nursing student at University of Massachusetts Amherst went missing on this day in 2004.
On the evening of February 5, 2004, while she was on duty at her campus-security job, Murray spoke on the phone with her older sister, Kathleen. They discussed Kathleen's relationship problems with her fiancé. Around 10:30 p.m., while still on her shift, Murray reportedly broke down in tears. We later learned that Kathleen had struggled with her sobriety and shared that with Maura, which is what led to her upset that night.
On Saturday February 7, Maura went car shopping with her father, Fred. She attended a party at school that night and after the party was involved in a minor car accident, she struck a guardrail. However the accident caused $10k worth of damage to the car. She had an interaction with police, but no field sobriety test was given. The damages were covered by insurance
That night her dad left and Maura returned to school. On Monday she used her computer to MapQuest directions to the Berkshires and Burlington VT.
Maura left the college campus between 4 and 5p headed north, presumably on 91.
Sometime after 7:00 pm, a Woodsville, New Hampshire resident heard a loud thump outside her house. Through her window, she could see a car up against the snowbank along Route 112, also known as Wild Ammonoosuc Road. The car pointed west on the eastbound side of the road. At 7:27 pm, the local woman reported the car accident on the sharp corner of Route 112 adjacent to her home. She telephoned the Grafton County Sheriff's Department at 7:27 pm to report the accident.[24] According to the 9-1-1 log, the woman claimed to have seen a man smoking a cigarette inside the car.[26] However, she later stated that she had not seen a man nor a person smoking a cigarette, but rather had seen what appeared to be a red light glowing from inside the car, potentially from a cell phone.[27] A passing motorist, a school bus driver who lived nearby, stopped at the scene. They saw the car, as well as a young woman walking around the vehicle.
the driver is assumed to be Maura.
Police arrived on scene at 7:46p but there was no sign of Maura. Just the now abandoned Saturn vehicle. She has never been seen or heard from again.
There have been multiple theories as to what became of her. She's been the subject of podcasts; many a Reddit write up and tons of conjecture. Today I think about her family and their nearly 20 year wait for answers.
Vigil to be held to mark anniversary of 2004 disappearance of UMass Amherst student Maura Murray – Boston News, Weather, Sports WHDH 7News
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UMass Amherst student Maura Murray missing since 2004 (wwlp.com)
Missing Maura Murray billboards raise awareness in Mass.; disappeared after crash in NH Crime unionleader.com

Nova Residents, I need your help to expose a local scam artist that has been operating in the DMV for over a decade. Homeowners need to avoid this person at all costs. Here is my experience and what I uncovered after the fact.
I am a local realtor and I had an upcoming listing that I was preparing for the market. After striking out with several landscaping companies, I was in a pinch and called a landscaper that I found on Craigslist to do some last minute work:
https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/fgs/d/washington-fall-yard-clean/7577983203.html
Leaf removal, bush trimming, mulch. Pretty basic stuff. Kamran Khan, the owner of Sophia Landscaping & Tree Services LLC, met me at the property. He quoted me $1200 for the work described above. Seemed like a high price but I was in a pinch so I agreed. He asked for $600 deposit with the remaining balance due when the work was completed. When I stopped by the house I noticed a massive load of mulch on the driveway without a tarp. I asked him if the driveway would be cleaned off. He assured me it would.
The work started and Kamran was very communicative sending me updates/photos as the work progressed. The night before the work was set to be completed I get a text requesting the remaining $600 because he needed to pay his guys. This was not the agreement but I agreed to pay early nonetheless. The next day I came to inspect the work. The work itself was substandard but it was substantially better than before. The problem is that he left massive mulch stain in the driveway. He also left 30+ bags of leaves on the street.
No problem. I’m sure this is an honest mistake and it’ll get addressed. Kamran assured me he would take care of the issues. 3 days passed and Kamran went dark on me. At this point, something felt off so I started googling this guy and found two (now defunct) landscaping companies.
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1. Sapphire Landscaping: https://www.yelp.com/biz/sapphire-landscaping-fairfax
2. Mulberry Landscaping (https://www.yelp.com/biz/mulberry-landscaping-vienna?adjust_creative=mapquest&utm_campaign=yelp_feed&utm_medium=feed_v2&utm_source=mapquest)

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First review I read: “Be forewarned, this guy is a scam artist!! He changes his company name and phone number, is not licensed or insured and you will not get your money back.” Great. I kept digging and I found this article:
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/wusa-9-call-for-action-consumer-alert-on-local-landscape65-272011100
It was the same story over and over again. He either does horrible work and refuses to refund or he tries to split with people’s deposit and doesn’t even attempt to start the work. After I realized that I was dealing with “an unrepentant crook” as one reviewer called him, I decided to confront him. I texted him “Kamran the leaves are still here and the driveway has not been washed….I see this isn’t the first time for you” and I included a link to the above WUSA-9 article. All hell broke loose.
He called me immediately and was IRATE! Asked me why the fuck I was texting him this shit. Called me a c**ksucker several times. Ok, now I am dealing with a lunatic. I decided to cut my losses. Rented a truck to remove the leaves and a power washer to clean the driveway. Listing went on the market. All is good. Wrong.
The next day I received a really strange call from another landscaping company (Shout out G&C Tree Service!!). They got a call from someone who claimed to be the listing agent for a property (my listing) and wanted two large oak trees removed. This person also specified that he wanted the felled trees to remain on the property. Kamran was calling landscaping companies in the hopes of finding one that would accept the job and take payment upon completion. He obviously intended to scam them as well. The kind owner of G&C Tree Service went through the trouble of finding my number from the listing and called to warn me. I immediately contacted the police. I texted Kamran that I knew what he was doing and that I contacted the authorities. I got another frantic and violent call from him denying all of it.
If you look at the reviews, you’ll notice that they stop around 2016. Got me wondering why. And then I found this:
https://patch.com/virginia/fairfaxcity/report-driver-slumped-over-wheel-leads-dui-charge-police
This was Kam’s third DWI offense according to the Fairfax County General District Court Online Case Information System. Kam undoubtedly had his license suspended for several years and thus unable to continue his landscaping business. He must have just reinstated his license because his new company LLC was opened in June 2022. Now he is right back to scamming people.
https://www.bizapedia.com/va/sophia-landscaping-and-tree-services-llc.html
If you have had any personal experiences with this person, please share. If this gets enough traction perhaps WUSA-9 will run another story to warn our community. This guy is a menace and he needs to be held accountable.
TLDR; Hired a landscaper who turned out to be a scam artist and NOVA Residents need to be wary of this sociopath.

Yes, I'm asking another question this week.
My friend is moving to Missouri, and wanted to know if there was a Publix there. I didn't think so (since it's a southern thing), but they said they found something about one in Branson. Well, we all go to look it up and on the Publix site, nothing comes up. MapQuest bring you this allegedly owner-verified entry, however.
Going to Street view for its address, interestingly enough, brings you... Not much.
My question is... Is there a Publix there? Was there ever? If not... What's up with this entry?