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Life on the Cutting Edge – Discoveries and Advancements MIT Student Builds Pocket-Sized 3d Printer that Prints with Light https://www.yahoo.com/news/mit-student-builds-pocket-sized-132445333.html Brazil’s Floating Farms Use Sunlight and CO2 to Create Edible Food. https://www.ecoamericas.com/issues/article/2024/2/60EB0EE1-6BA1-43C2-BCC2-89BB190937A4 Spain Builds Tower to Turn Heat into Electricity https://www.solarpaces.org/spains-concentrated-solar-thermal-power-performed/
The second show of the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall‘s Summer Square Concert Series was Reese Fulmer and friends on June 28. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from the Summer Square Concert Series here …
Al Kash – Xperience History – by Rob Smittix. Originally published in October 2020. Al Kash is one of the Capital Region’s iconic musicians but as you may know, he didn’t get his start here. Today Al was kind enough to take time out of his quarantine to chat with us about his career path […]
Eddie Angel – An Xperience Interview – by Neoptolemus. They wear Mexican wrestling masks, a tradition which began with their first gig. Their songs are guitar instrumentals, in the tradition of the Shadows and the Ventures. Their name comes from their fondness for the word for a device used to restrain crazy people. They are […]
By Mike Stampalia. 30 years ago: Santana / Jeff Beck / Keb’ Mo’ @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center A regular at SPAC in recent years, Santana closed the concert with his usual fine performance, but there was no question that Beck stole the show with a volcanic performance that left most in attendance absolutely […]
Slow Travelers – An Xperience Interview – by Liam Sweeny. Have you ever taken a trip to a faraway land? You walked the streets, sampled the local fare, and maybe you stayed for a week, or maybe just a few days. But what if you never went home? Warren and Julie Knox are slow travelers. […]
It is awfully hot out there. But independent experts have concluded that this month’s Xperience is cool as hell. Featuring Walter “Monsta” Ryan, Slow Traveler Network and Eddie Angel.
By Mike Stampalia. 60 years ago: Thelonious Monk @ Berkshire Music Barn Monk’s piano sounded as if it were being played only by his right hand, a tired right hand that relied on many varying repetitions of simple, odd phrases rather than the invention of new ones and whose fingers fumbled with astonishing […]
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