Portal
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Portal may refer to:
- Portal (architecture), a gate, door, or tunnel
- Portal (fiction), a magical or technological doorway that connects two different locations in time or space
In entertainment:
- Portal (interactive novel)
- Portal (video game)
- Portal (TV series), a series about MMORPGs
In geography:
In music:
- Portal (band), a band from the UK
- Portal (metal band), a metal band from Australia
- Portall, a metal band from the Netherlands
In other uses:
- Portal (comics), a Marvel comic character
- Portal (Magic: The Gathering), a set in the Magic: The Gathering card game
- Portal Software, a company based in Cupertino, California
- Portals Athletic F.C., a defunct football club, based in Overton, England
[edit] People with the surname
- Antoine Portal, French anatomist, doctor and medical historian
- Charles Portal, 1st Viscount Portal of Hungerford, British Marshal of the RAF and Chief of the Air Staff in World War II
- Michel Portal, French composer, saxophonist, and clarinetist
- Nicolas Portal, French professional road bicycle racer
- Gerald Portal, British colonial diplomat
[edit] See also
- El Portal, Florida
- Enterprise portal, a framework to provide a single point of access to a variety of information and tools
- Intranet portal, a gateway that unifies access to all enterprise information and applications
- Portal rendering, an optimization technique in 3D computer graphics
- Web portal, a site that functions as a point of access to information on the Internet
- Hepatic portal vein, a vein that drains blood from the digestive system
- Portal venous system, an occurrence where one capillary bed drains into another through veins
- Portal frame, a construction method
- Portal stones, a type of stone monument
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