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British Movietone

WEATHER ROBOT

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The ""Grasshopper"" a quaint device which will be used as a miniature weather station by the United States Navy. Dropped by parachute, the Grasshopper will play an important part in ""Operation Deep Freeze"" to be held in the Antarctic....
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British Movietone

OVER THE SEA TO SKYE

Pre-K - Higher Ed
At Kyleakin, Piper Donald MacDonald played the Queen ashore. Accompanied by Princess Margaret, the Royal couple were given a rousing welcome from the islanders as they drove, with the Duke at the wheel for some 60 miles around the...
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British Movietone

ROYAL BRAEMAR

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The Gathering of the Braemar Royal Highland Society was attended by the Queen and the Duke with their children. The Marquess of Aberdeen received the royal party, which included other members of the family. Disclaimer: British Movietone...
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Bridgeman Arts

Dhol Players, Karachi

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Traditional Dhol players wearing yellow, performing outside Abdullah Shah Ghazi's shrine in Karachi
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Bridgeman Arts

Animated 19th century thaumatrope with man playing a violin

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Thaumatrope from the 1830s, animated to create an illusion of motion.
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Bridgeman Arts

Dhol Players, Karachi 1

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Traditional Dhol players wearing yellow, performing outside Abdullah Shah Ghazi's shrine in Karachi. Colour corrected.
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Bridgeman Arts

Snake Charmer on Clifton Beach, Karachi

Pre-K - Higher Ed
A snake charmer at work on Clifton Beach, Karachi
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Bridgeman Arts

Snake Charmer on Clifton Beach, Karachi 1

Pre-K - Higher Ed
A snake charmer at work on Clifton Beach, Karachi. Colour corrected.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: Members of an orchestra stand up and play their instruments as a girl sits listening with her dog

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: Members of an orchestra stand up and play their instruments as a girl sits listening with her dog.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: Professor Bernard Heinze introduces the brasswind instruments to eager students

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: Professor Bernard Heinze introduces the brasswind instruments to eager students.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: Professor Bernard Heinze introduces the instruments in the woodwind family to eager students

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: Professor Bernard Heinze introduces the instruments in the woodwind family to eager students.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: String instrument performers play a tune in an orchestra

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: String instrument performers play a tune in an orchestra.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: Professor Bernard Heinze takes to students about the different instruments in the string family of the orchestra

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: Professor Bernard Heinze takes to students about the different instruments in the string family of the orchestra.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: An orchestra moves to the direction of the conductor's baton

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: An orchestra moves to the direction of the conductor's baton.
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Bridgeman Arts

United States, c.1951: An orchestra plays to the beat of the conductor during a concert

Pre-K - Higher Ed
United States, circa 1951: An orchestra plays to the beat of the conductor during a concert.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: An orchestra plays a tune during a concert

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: An orchestra plays a tune during a concert.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: A lesson in the functions of a symphony orchestra by Professor Bernard Heinze of Australia

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: A lesson in the functions of a symphony orchestra by Professor Bernard Heinze of Australia.
News Clip1:12
British Movietone

THERE'S A MESSAGE THERE SOMEWHERE

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Pictures show a robot parading through the streets of Berlin. It was radio controlled by its inventor, Korean composer Nam June Paik, and is backed on the cello by American Charlotte Morman. Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical...
News Clip8:26
Bloomberg

ECB's Simkus: `75 Basis Points Would Be My Choice'

Higher Ed
European Central Bank Governing Council member Gediminas Simkus says "75 basis points would be my choice" as policymakers weigh how much to raise interest rates next month with inflation approaching another all-time high. The Lithuanian...
News Clip6:12
Bloomberg

U.S., Europe Aligned on Ukraine, Says French Ambassador

Higher Ed
French Ambassador to the United States Philippe Etienne discusses the combined strategy of the U.S. and Europe in finding a solution to the crisis in Ukraine. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
News Clip4:46
Bloomberg

Saudi Electricity CEO on Liabilities Conversion, Renewables

Higher Ed
Nov.19 -- Fahad Al Sudairi, chief executive officer at Saudi Electricity Company, discusses liabilities conversion, reforms and the company’s renewable power projects. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East.”
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Bloomberg

Draghi Says ECB Must Be Vigilant to Side Effects of Easy Policy

Higher Ed
Sep.23 -- European Central Bank President Mario Draghi speaks before lawmakers in Brussels about the economy, inflation and monetary policy. Addressing the European parliament for the last time as ECB president, Draghi said the ECB must...
News Clip5:22
Bloomberg

Bundesbank VP Warns Low Rates Could Bring Investors Risks

Higher Ed
November 25 -- Claudia Buch, Vice President of Germany’s Bundesbank, warned on Wednesday that conflicting objectives between expansive monetary policy and financial stability could arise if risks aren’t addressed. The Bundesbank also...
News Clip4:29
Bloomberg

Fed's Tarullo: 'Not There Yet' on Too-Big-to-Fail

Higher Ed
Feb.15 -- Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo discusses bank oversight, the effectiveness of bank stress tests, and progress made in dealing with too-big-to-fail firms. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."