No. 679: On videogames, Tazers and Twinkies, with Island IDAs in beast mode
Farm report: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we shake off these April showers and get our hands good and dirty, tilling the back 40 of socioeconomic progress. It’s…
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No. 678: Don’t be a fool – we’ve got American dollars, Asian groceries, chewing gum and Sidd Finch, too
Pity the fools: Welcome to Friday, fools – and no, that’s not an insult or a bad Mr. T impression. It’s not just any Friday but Friday, April 1,…
No. 677: Virtual vacations, fortunate follies, puzzling polls – and the attack of the nightmare dolphins!
March on: Welcome, dear friends, to the March that wouldn’t die – the fifth Wednesday of the month and still a day to go! The workweek, however, proceeds on…
No. 676: From Sweden to France to the Antarctic to the moon, with waffles
Quick thinking: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as we race to the end of another busy workweek and speed into another well-earned weekend – already the last weekend of…
No. 675: On Dixie Cups, royalty and tiny furballs – with hot tamales and a literal Eurasian crossover
Middle wait: Welcome to Wednesday, pioneering pugilists, as we stick and move our way through another busy bout of socioeconomic innovation – and, as usual, punch way above our…
No. 674: Spring is coming – we celebrate with circuses, microwave technology and oatmeal cookies
Egg-cellent: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday but the very last Friday of Winter 2022 – Spring arrives in our beautiful Northern Hemisphere on Sunday,…
No. 673: Giving you some lip, with healthcare innovation, artichokes and a heartfelt St. Patrick’s Day blessing
May the road rise up to meet you: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we travel the long and exciting road of socioeconomic innovation straight through another busy workweek….
No. 672: On plumbers, paper-pushers and daring directors, with mulberry pulp and oatmeal waffles
That’s encouraging: It’s Friday, dear readers, and you’ve nearly completed another busy week of socioeconomic innovation. Just one more day to go, so let’s dig deep and finish strong…
No. 671: Broadside blasts, cracked crabs, Northwell’s revenue review – and why SUNY is in no rush this time
Catching up: Welcome to Wednesday, intrepid innovators, and the latest installment of your Innovate Long Island newsletter, carrying you from inception to invention to commercialization on this 68th day…
No. 670: We drop the ax on obesity, bad grammar and awful acronyms, with nifty networking and pound cake
To the ax: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as another busy workweek nears its climax and another lazy weekend prepares to chillax. It’s March 4 out there, and before…
No. 669: On Wilt the Stilt, ‘King Kong’ and other true giants, featuring tax breaks and banana pies
You bet your ash: Welcome to Wednesday, true believers, and not just any Wednesday but Ash Wednesday, the annual Christian holy day of prayer and fasting and traditional start…
No. 668: It’s journalism, the next generation – filled with nuts, Colts, Marx Brothers and beloved Beatles
Seasonal disorder: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as we ride late February’s seasonal seesaw – 50 degrees one day, snowing the next – straight toward another well-earned weekend. It’s…
No. 667: In which bananas, plutonium and Tootsie Rolls all play a part – and a top LI contractor finds a new home
Running start: It’s Wednesday already, intrepid innovators, as we hurdle the hump and hustle through another busy week of socioeconomic invention. It’s a very warm Feb. 23 out there,…
No. 666: Devilish fun with Lady Liberty, Mark Twain and flying cows – plus, fast times at Kellenberg High
A little off: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as we wrap up a surprisingly springlike week of socioeconomic innovation and look forward to a well-earned three-day weekend – at…
No. 665: On Pepcid power, provosts and a literal peach of a patent, with a quick stop in King Tut’s tomb
Creative writing: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we recover completely from the Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day and surprise snowstorms and charge headfirst toward our fantastic socioeconomic destiny. It’s…