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Sci/Tech
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Software Review: Abbey Road Vintage Drummer From Native Instruments
Do you want to create beats?
Music
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Interview with Cliff Hines (Part 2): The Composer, Musician, Teacher, and Trendsetter.
Cliff Hines shares his philosophy on teaching and advice for newcomers, as well as his influences (including a secret one).
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Interview with Cliff Hines (Part 1): Composer and Co-Mastermind of Wanderlust
Composer and guitarist Cliff Hines on his jazz album Wanderlust: the process and the influences that shape his music.
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Music Review: Childish Gambino - Royalty [Mixtape]
Childish Gambino: Watch Out Kanye!
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Music Review: Diana Darby - IV (intravenous)
An intelligent songwriter with a unique voice - well worth taking the time to listen to.
Video
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A Closer Look: Once Upon a Time - "Manhattan"
Destiny, family, reconciliation in "Manhattan," this week's pivotal Once Upon a Time episode
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Tracing the Decline of Movie Musicals
Once a staple of the movies, musicals are rare in modern times, and Hollywood's impact on Broadway may be the reason why.
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High Definition Versus Standard TV
With high definition becoming increasingly available, will shows airing only in standard definition not be watched?
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Movie Review: The Impossible is Haunting and Unforgettable
I guarantee you will feel changed as you walk out of the theater and want to run home and hug those who are dear to you.
Books
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Book Review: Truth in Advertising by John Kinney
Truth in Advertising is the humorous and insightful tale of Finn Dolan, set in the world of television advertising.
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Book Review: Murder in the Rue Dumas: A Verlaque and Bonnet Mystery by M. L. Longworth
This mystery set in Aix-en-Provence - with its markets, its citizens, and its glorious food - is very enjoyable, whether one is a Francophile or not.
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