Design3 Maya Pack (Re-uploaded) English | Include Project Files | Audio: aac 44100 Hz mono s16 | Video: h264 yuv420p 1280x720 1024 kb/s | 7.44gb Genre: Video Training

Lynda.com - Python 3 Essential Training English | Include Exercise Files | h264 yuv420p 960x540 1500 fps | aac 48000 Hz mono | 450MB Genre: Video Training Due to its power simplicity and complete object model Python has become the scripting language of choice for many large organizations including Google Yahoo and IBM. In Python 3 Essential Training Bill Weinman demonstrates how to use Python 3 to create well-designed scripts and maintain existing projects. This course covers the basics of the language syntax and usage as well as advanced features such as objects generators and exceptions. Example projects include a normalized database interface and a complete working CRUD application. Exercise files accompany the course.

The Ramones - Subterranean Jungle (1983) [1st US Pressing / Original Sire Recording] LOAD
FLAC+CUE+LOG or MP3 CBR 320 | 33:32 min | 231 or 78 MB

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The early '80s found the Ramones in a quandary. Critics charged them with not expanding their horizons beyond their usual axis of songs about girls, punk rock, and mutants. A new breed of more aggressive hardcore bands raised on the Ramones' sound were challenging them for the fastest-loudest crown. Personal problems (drummer Marky was to exit rancorously shortly after the album's release) were further wrenches in the machinery. Thus, when Subterranean Jungle was released in 1983, it was judged harshly by critics who couldn't understand what the Ramones were trying to do. While Subterranean Jungle is no great leap forward, it does contain the seeds of an approach that would sustain the Ramones for the next 15 years of touring. Highlights include a Ramones-ized version of the Chambers Brothers' classic "Time Has Come Today", and, perhaps the Ramones' most romantic song to date, "Every Time I Eat Vegetables It Makes Me Think of You". The real revelation, though, is the light-speed "Psycho Therapy" which finds the band outracing their hardcore progeny to the punk rock finish line. Every band should put out a transitional record this good.

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"Tentatively returning toward punk, or at least new wave, the Ramones turned in their most enjoyable record since Rocket to Russia with Subterranean Jungle. Producers Ritchie Cordell and Glen Kolotkin were the heads of the edgy power pop and punk label Bomp!, so they steered the Ramones back toward the '60s pop infatuation that provided the foundation for their early records. It's a strategy that pays off well -- for the most part, the group's originals are so punchy and catchy that they make the pair of covers superfluous. Comprised of a set of unabashedly hook-laden songs and driven by more subtle rhythms, Subterranean Jungle may not be a punk record in the strictest sense of the word, yet the Ramones haven't sounded quite as alive in a long, long while.

Billy Cobham - Spectrum (1973)
EAC 0.95b3 | FLAC tracks level 8 | Cue+Log+M3U | Full Scans 300dpi | 226MB + 5% Recovery
Genre: Fusion

"Drummer Billy Cobham was fresh from his success with the Mahavishnu Orchestra when he recorded his debut album, which is still his best. Most of the selections showcase Cobham in a quartet with keyboardist Jan Hammer, guitarist Tommy Bolin, and electric bassist Lee Sklar. Two other numbers include Joe Farrell on flute and soprano and trumpeter Jimmy Owens with guitarist John Tropea, Hammer, bassist Ron Carter, and Ray Barretto on congas. The generally high-quality compositions (which include "Red Baron") make this fusion set a standout, a strong mixture of rock-ish rhythms and jazz improvising."

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