No. 592: On NORAD, nursing and nutty fudge, and a path for computerized collegians
Hyvää keskiviikkoa! And a happy Wednesday to you, dear reader – not just the Day of the Finnish Identity, of course, but the midpoint of this latest exciting week…
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No. 591: Keep on trekking – to the stars, the Victorian Era and the global home of bioelectronic breakthroughs
Yes, you May: Welcome, dear readers, to the first Friday in May, and the warm and sunny conclusion of another busy workweek (at least here on Long Island). In…
No. 590: It’s Cinco de Mayo, featuring archaeologists, astros and solid IP advice
Half-sprung: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers – not just the hump day of this busy workweek, but the spring season’s mathematical midpoint in our lovely Northern Hemisphere. That cinco…
No. 589: Dickens delivers, the electron electrifies and brainpans get bounced, with raisins and bubble tea
Setting the mood: This month flew by, dear readers – yet it’s still April out there, at least for one more blustery day. It is Friday, however, and both…
No. 588: Sweet as pie, with record flights, a new SCCC prez and the mighty Thor
Middle man: Or woman, or nonbinary individual, as the case may be – either way, we’re sure happy to see you, dear reader, as we reach the halfway mark…
No. 587: The Bard’s happy birthday, Yacov’s happy ‘retirement’ and Coca-Cola’s happy mistake – or was it?
A for effort: Another hard-fought workweek in the can, another well-earned weekend in the offing – remarkable job, dear readers, and we’re not easily impressed. It’s Friday, April 23,…
No. 586: On Red Barons, Red democracy and socioeconomic red alerts – and a true labor of love
Trials, other tribulations: The Chauvin murder trial may be over (for now), but socioeconomic challenges still abound – and our relentless innovation mission continues, dear readers, as we muscle…
No. 585: In which pajamas are worn, librarians are honored, brands are storied and Kareem scores again
Who’s better than you: Nobody, nowhere, no how, dear reader – and you’ve proven it again, with another workweek conquered and another weekend queued. Well played! Sunny side up:…
No. 584: When aliens attack, robots rise and the pod people land – plus, gun violence in the crosshairs
Peas in a pod: Cast aside all doubts, dear readers – innovation is alive and well on Long Island, and we can prove it. Today, we light up Spark:…
No 583: On Astrodomes, carbon corrections and Chicken Little – and a deep dive at SUNY Old Westbury
Making your mark: Here we are again, dear readers – another busy workweek in hand, another relaxing weekend on tap. Don’t know how you do it, but always impressed…
No. 582: In which lasers blast, neutron bombs idle and Mars comes into focus – plus, love in a hospital
Springtime fresh: Spring is in the air, dear readers, as we enjoy the sunshine and seasonable warmth enriching this busy week of socioeconomic innovation. To your health: Today is…
No. 581: Nassau’s numbers, the devil’s lettuce and a Pandemic Pivot with legs
Egg-cellent: It’s April out there, dear readers, and not just April but the first Friday in April, delivering unto you another well-earned weekend. And not just any weekend, but…
No. 580: It’s a time trip, from Jurassic Park to the Middle Ages to the future of Long Island ‘windustry’
Quarter speed: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we salute spring break (for some) and the relentless pursuit of socioeconomic innovation (for all), not to mention the end of…
No. 579: The search for Spock, from Hawaii to Planet Vulcan to Oyster Bay
All systems green: Outstanding work, dear readers – another Friday arrives, and with it, the start of another well-earned springtime weekend. Bend at the knees, gardeners, and remember to…
No. 578: The Edo arrives, colorful cocktails flow and the cameras roll – plus, a decade of success at CEBIP
Warming to it: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we shed a few layers and enjoy the delightfully seasonal weather punctuating this latest week of socioeconomic innovation. Truth still…