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Driven By Demand: A Golden Era Of Mixing Console Development
The early-to-mid-1970s saw numerous advances in the evolution of the modern analog mixing console that continue to have an impact to this day even as
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The Met holds more than 1,000 objects connected to antiquities trafficking, ICIJ report finds
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art holds over 1,000 objects that are linked to people who have been “either indicted or convicted of
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Transforming Battersea Power Station
Battersea Power Station opened its doors again at the end of last year, almost 40 years after being decommissioned in 1983. Following an elaborate
Appointed: Officer Peter Pereira to be Police Chief of Durban – Ontario, Canada
Portuguese Canadian, Peter Moreira, was appointed Police Chief of the Police Force of the Durham region, east of Toronto, in southern Ontario,
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Looking for the Lepchas
A poet of the Indigenous Lepcha community of the Eastern Himalayas is looking to find herself as she grapples with the legacy of writings and
Book | Africa’s Gold Coast Through Portuguese Sources 1469-1680 | by Kwasi Konadu – Editor’s Note
The Portuguese produced the earliest records for regions in West Africa, none more important than the Gold Coast. This edited volume provides a
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project: syntropy brings immersive experience to Schloss Hessen
project: syntropy, creator of technology and display solutions for dome cinemas and immersive attractions, provided a turnkey immersive multimedia
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More looted Cambodian relics returned from the United States
The statue of Ganesha, the elephant-headed Hindu deity, arrived in a 20-year old crate, possibly never having been taken out of the box. Stencilled
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Listen To This: A Console Upgrade Turns Into A Lesson On The Sonic Quality Of Tracks
One of the other things I do for a living is repair and upgrade professional audio equipment, mostly on the recording studio side of the business.
Book | A History of Water | by Edward Wilson-Lee – Editor’s Note
The stories of Damião de Góis and Luís de Camões capture the extraordinary wonders that awaited Europeans on their arrival in India and China,
A Free Man: The Story of a Menominee Elder
An anthropologist and Menominee Indian Nation citizen recounts the story of independent-minded Frank, a man who kept tribal lifeways in the early
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March Memorials in Boston
This past Sunday, the anniversary of the Boston Massacre, I went into Boston to take the “Massacre and Memory” tour offered by Revolutionary
Book | (Dis)connected Empires| by Zoltán Biedermann – Editor’s Note
(Dis)connected Empires takes the reader on a global journey to explore the triangle formed during the sixteenth century between the Portuguese
March 8th | Portuguese women have come a long way – International Women’s Day
March 8th has been the recognized date for International Women’s Day since 1914, when it was officially declared by the International Women’s
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Is there a future for Nottingham Castle?
Blooloop published an article by Martin Barrett on 15 December 2021 titled “Nottingham Castle: was the redevelopment worth the money?” In this,