Kenneyville (2011) 720p HDTV AC3 5.1 x264-AXED
Language: English
Matroska | 2.832 GiB | 1280x720 | AVC @ 4 271 Kbps | AC3 @ 384 Kbps - 6 channels | 1h 25mn
Genres: Thriller

Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Ed Tigpen - The Sound Of The Trio (1961) [Remastered 2000]
XLD rip | FLAC+CUE+LOG | Scans | 500 Mb (Incl. Recovery)
Genre ~ Bop, Piano Jazz | Label ~ Verve Music Group

"Every so often, an album drifts quietly back into circulation with little or no fanfare--no bonus tracks, no studio chatter, no extra nothing. That's the story with Johnny Griffin's Change of Pace, plainly packaged and still only 39 minutes long. But it's a stellar work that should've come back long before 1999. Maybe Griffin's concept relegated the album to the back burner: he brought on board a pair of bassists (Bill Lee and Larry Gales), drummer Ben Riley, and French-horn playerJulius Watkins. Of course Watkins had, only a couple years before Griffin's 1961 date, joined hands with fellow Thelonious Monk veteran Charlie Rouse as part of the Jazz Modes, so maybe Griffin, one of Monk's all-time favorites, picked up the tenor and French-horn vibe there. In any event, Griffin's addition of the bassists gave him a resonant pillow to play over. He plays sweetly on "Soft and Furry," kicks it up a notch (or more) for Cole Porter's "In the Still of the Night," and they're off. Known for his speed and his appetite for biting, gut-grabbing tone, Griffin shows off a wide, colorful personality throughout Change: here a bluesy kingpin, there a big-hearted lover. He flies every hard-bop flag high, assuring that Change be considered a stealthy reprint, something that creeps up and surprises, over and over. ~ Andrew Bartlett"

Charlie Mingus - Ah Um (1959/83)
Label: CBS | Flac(image+cue+log) | Lossless | 45:46min | 377Mb
Genre: Jazz

Bloggers Boot Camp: Learning How to Build, Write, and Run a Successful Blog by John Biggs and Charlie White
Focal Press | English | 2011 | ISBN: 0240819179 | 218 pages | PDF | 14.1 MB

Bloggers Boot Camp shows you how to build a great blog from the ground up. This isn't a book about technology -- it's a book about engaging millions of readers. Starting your blog is easy, but building and maintaining a popular one is hard. Blogging experts John Biggs and Charlie White (Gizmodo, Mashable and TechCrunch) share their secrets from the frontline showing you how to blog with quality and flair, find the best stories, and attract millions of readers to your blog. Blogging goes way beyond writing. It's a conversation between you and your audience. Guiding you to blogging success Bloggers Boot Camp shows you how to:

Charlie Brown's Greatest Hits
Hal Leonard Corporation | June 1, 1984 | English | ISBN: 0793508207 | PDF | 56 pages | 4.8 MB