#1: Software » Others :

Unity 3D v4.1.5 f1 MacOSX

Unity 4 brings you a new level of rendering power together with a new animation system, graphics, special effects and performance optimizations. Buy/upgrade to or try a free trial of Unity 4 Pro and get access to all the new features and updates in the entire Unity 4 cycle. Read the release notes, or the Unity product pages for detailed information about all the new features and updates in Unity 4.

#2: Software » Others :

Unity 3D 4.1.5 f1 MacOSX

Unity 4 brings you a new level of rendering power together with a new animation system, graphics, special effects and performance optimizations. Buy/upgrade to or try a free trial of Unity 4 Pro and get access to all the new features and updates in the entire Unity 4 cycle. Read the release notes, or the Unity product pages for detailed information about all the new features and updates in Unity 4.

#3: Software » Others :

Unity 3D 4.1.5 f1 (Mac Os X)

Unity 4 brings you a new level of rendering power together with a new animation system, graphics, special effects and performance optimizations. Buy/upgrade to or try a free trial of Unity 4 Pro and get access to all the new features and updates in the entire Unity 4 cycle. Read the release notes, or the Unity product pages for detailed information about all the new features and updates in Unity 4.

#4: Software » Others :

Tidy Up! 3.0.7 (Mac OS X)

Tidy Up is a complete duplicate finder and disk tidiness utility.

#5: Software » Others :

Unity 3D v4.1.5 f1 (Mac OSX)

Unity 4 brings you a new level of rendering power together with a new animation system, graphics, special effects and performance optimizations. Buy/upgrade to or try a free trial of Unity 4 Pro and get access to all the new features and updates in the entire Unity 4 cycle. Read the release notes, or the Unity product pages for detailed information about all the new features and updates in Unity 4.

#6: Music :

VA - Hed Kandi Beach House 2013

#7: Music :

VA - Disco House 20132

#8: E-Books » Magazine :

The Mind of a Chef (2012)

From ramen to rotting bananas, Copenhagen to Kansas City, pork buns to golf clubs, The Mind of a Chef combines travel, cooking, history, science, and humor into an unforgettable journey. Join executive producer and narrator Anthony Bourdain as he takes viewers over the course of 16 half-hour episodes inside the mind of noted Korean-American chef and restaurateur David Chang, a New York Times best-selling author and chef/owner of the Momofuku restaurant group. Chang brings a voracious appetite for food knowledge and a youthful exuberance to cooking and travel, whether cooking in his kitchens in New York and Australia or traveling for inspiration to Japan, Denmark, Spain or Montreal. In the series premiere, David dissects the roots of his passion for ramen dishes and tsukemen on a trip to Japan. Learn the history of this famous noodle as David visits a ramen factory, has a bowl of the original tsukemen, and examines how alkalinity makes noodles chewier and less prone to dissolving in broth.

#9: E-Books :

Interviewing Users

Interviewing is a foundational user research tool that people assume they already possess. Everyone can ask questions, right? Unfortunately, that``s not the case. Interviewing Users provides invaluable interviewing techniques and tools that enable you to conduct informative interviews with anyone. You``ll move from simply gathering data to uncovering powerful insights about people.

#10: Graphics :

Zelene Hair - 15.4 Mb

#11: E-Books :

Take Control of PDFpen 6

Have you ever needed to give feedback on a PDF, but stumbled around trying to insert comments and proofreading marks? Or spent way too long trying to refresh the date on a PDF-based flyer? Maybe you wanted to fill out and sign a PDF-based form without printing it and faxing it back? What about making your own PDF-based form with fill-in fields that could be submitted over the Internet? Or have you wished you could OCR scanned text so you could revise it right in the PDF? All these tasks--and much more--can be done with PDFpen from Smile.

#12: E-Books :

Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Book 1

#13: Music :

VA - Pure... Dancefloor (2013)

#14: Music :

Super 80s Remixes (2013)

#15: Music :

VA - Funky Party 2 (2013)

#16: Software :

XYplorer 12.50.0000 + Portable

#17: E-Books :

LinuxCBT Parallel-SSH Edition

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Course Objective

Parallel Secure Shell | Features | Usage | Implementation

Introduction - Parallel-SSH - Features
Explore features and benefits
Provide use-case examples
Contrast standard SSH with Parallel-SSH
Identify Target Hosts
Explore topography
Explore environment

Standard Secure Shell | Features | Usage | Implementation
Contrast both toolkits
Explore ``ssh`` use-cases
Use ``scp`` for non-interactive secure copies
Use ``sftp`` to interactively move data
Identify existing usage keys
Generate requisite usage keys
Populate usage keys on target nodes
Confirm node accessibility
Run simple commands on distributed nodes
Confirm PROD environment

Parallel-SSH | Features | Usage
Enumerate important features
Prep list of distributed | cluster nodes
Evaluate Password-AUTH
Enable PKI Password-less AUTH
Specify hosts manually and automatically
Perform tasks on multiple nodes simultaneously
Confirm tasks have been executed
Troubleshoot as needed

Parallel-SCP | Features | Usage
Discuss use cases
Discuss caveats
Contrast with traditional ``scp``
Propagate content to distributed nodes in parallel
Restrict parallelism to improve performance
Confirm content availability
Address issues that arise

Parallel-RSYNC | Features | Usage
Discuss key opportunities
Contrast with traditional ``rsync``
Highlight ``rsync`` benefits
Explore general usage
Mirror content via recursion
Troubleshoot missing ``rsync``
Move data as conjured
Evaluate overall usage

Parallel-SLURP | Use-Cases
Discuss features
Contrast with common Parallel-SSH tools
Contrast with traditional Linux | Unix equivalents
Explore general usage
Test with wildcard
Archive system configuration files ad-hoc
Contrast with defaults
Enable temporary synchronization configuration
Consider non-existing files on targets
Evaluate footprint of slurps
Highlight caveats
Evaluate results

Parallel-NUKE | Use-Cases
Highlight features
Contrast with $SHELL access
Launch processes for execution
Execute various processes
Execute arbitrary service
Contrast service with regular process
Trace service execution results
Evaluate results

#18: E-Books :

LinuxCBT Ruby Edition

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Course Objective

Ruby on Windows | Linux Scripting Environment - Module VII

Features & Basics
Discuss key features
Install on Windows
Explore interactive | non-interactive environments
Draw parallels to Python & Perl
Define and manipulate common string-type VARs
Evaluate results

Arrays | Hashes
Discuss applicability
Define sample arrays & hashes
Manipulate using applicable methods
Evaluate results

Simple Class Definition
Discuss Ruby OO-environment
Define simple class with references to predefined methods
Instantiate and call accordingly
Update as needed with enhanced functionality
Evaluate results

Iteration | Conditions
Explain the Ruby iteration model
Generate enumerable types and iterate
Discuss traditional iteration support
Trap and manipulate enumerable entities
Explore various conditional forms
Branch code with appropriate conditional test
Evaluate resutls

Regular Expressions (RegExes)
Discuss applicability
Enumerate useful metacharacters
Perform matches as needed
Filter data and evaluate

File IO Introdution
Discuss capabilities
Identify key classes & methods
Construct references to file IO classes & methods
Process data accordingly
Prepare to write scripts with File IO classes

Ruby Scripts
Discuss features & beneftis
Mass Copy | Move script for general purposes
Normalize files based on criteria
Compare and contrast with other languages
Evaluate results

Logger Class
Discuss relevance & applicability
Construct skeleton class with desired functionality
Extend capabilities of class as needed
Commit class to library
Require class in front-end scripts
Explore both Windows | Linux operability
Evaluate results

Exception Handling | Parameter Validation
Explain exception handling model
Compare and contrast with traditional erro-handling scheme
Trap important code within exception blocks
Handle errors accordingly
Validate input parameters
Evaluate results

#19: Music :

VA - Disco Remix Music (2013)

#20: Music :

VA - Deep Dance Vol. 22 (2013)

#21: Music :

VA - 90s Super Hits (6CD) 2010

#22: Music :

VA - 100 disco hits 80s (2012)

#23: E-Books :

The 30-Day Love Detox

#24: E-Books :

Introduction to Cancer Biology

#25: Software » System Tools :

SystemRescueCd v3.7.0 Final

SystemRescueCd is a Linux system rescue disk available as a bootable CD-ROM or USB stick for administrating or repairing your system and data after a crash. It aims to provide an easy way to carry out admin tasks on your computer, such as creating and editing the hard disk partitions. It comes with a lot of linux software such as system tools (parted, partimage, fstools, ...) and basic tools (editors, midnight commander, network tools). It can be used for both Linux and windows computers, and on desktops as well as servers. This rescue system requires no installation as it can be booted from a CD/DVD drive or USB stick, but it can be installed on the hard disk if you wish. The kernel supports all important file systems (ext2/ext3/ext4, reiserfs, btrfs, xfs, jfs, vfat, ntfs), as well as network filesystems (samba and nfs).