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AI Headbands to Monitor Concentration. https://bostoninstituteofanalytics.org/blog/mind-monitored-classrooms-how-ai-headbands-in-china-are-tracking-student-focus/ Reactor Eats Nuclear Waste and Produces Clean Energy https://www.moltexenergy.com/moltex-demonstrates-reactors-unique-capability-to-consume-nuclear-waste-and-close-the-fuel-cycle/ We’ve Miscalculated How Many People are on Earth? https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a69220291/human-population-miscalculation-study/
Gracie Lineham: The Luster in the Frost – by BradQuan Copeland. The shocking sight of winter’s first shower came just weeks before Thanksgiving. I hate winter; it’s never long before the sky’s grim grey seasons me with loathing for a brief, rent-free stay. The air carries a faint metallic frost that pierces the constricted breath, […]
Blood Lemon (with members of Built to Spill) turned in a strong performance at No Fun on November 5. Mall Goth and Toriendofstory opened up the show. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from No Fun here …
Eddie Ade Knowles – Xperience History – by Klyde Kadiddlehumper. Originally published in February 2020. RRX: We are speaking with former VP of Student Life, and current professor of practice at RPI, Eddie Ade Knowles, and if you went to RPI any time in the last, say, 30 years….. Ade: 42. RRX: 42 years – […]
Holiday Giving – Gary Aldrich – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: So you’re doing something at the shop around now, and into the holiday season. GA: I put a post out, and I collect hats, hand warmers, sweaters, blankets – anything that I can to drop off at the Albany Mission. RRX: How big are the […]
THEATER REVIEW: Harbinger Theatre’s Swing State – by Joanna Palladino. Harbinger Theatre’s production of Rebecca Gilman’s Swing State at Sand Lake Center for the Arts is an intimate, emotionally resonant evening of theater — a show built with care, precision, and deep respect for the script’s quiet power. It’s a production that lingers long after […]
By Skye Rickman. COHOES, N.Y. – November 8, 2025 – The Upstate Writes! Book Festival at the Cohoes Public Library was a living, breathing love letter to imagination. The minute you stepped inside, you found yourself in a riot of color — books laid out on every table, covers bold and inviting. Authors were everywhere, […]
L is for Lyn, Lissie & Led Zeppelin: The Record File – by Tony Mastrianni. Lyn Christopher: “Lyn Christopher” reissue (Real Gone Music) The 1973 self-titled debut record from vocalist Lyn Christopher is a beguiling blend of pop and R&B sounds and one of the most collectible releases of its era. Lyn’s awesome vocals are […]
By Stephanie J Bartik. Beyond Purple performs a showcase of the biggest hits from Deep Purple and Whitesnake, as well as Rainbow and Dio; all born out of the Deep Purple family tree. The band faithfully recreates the vivid experience of live, high-energy music from what many consider to be Rock’s greatest era. Beyond Purple […]
Jukebox. Charli XCX and John Cale Charli XCX and Velvet Underground’s John Cale got together to create “House,” a song that points at Charli XCX’s recent work on songs for the upcoming film adaptation “Wuthering Heights.” Charli XCX is a big fan of Velvet Underground, and that caused her to reach out to John Cale. […]
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