No. 569: Enter the Phantom, feel the winds and meet the PTA, with cabbage (sorry)
February thaw: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we enjoy a brief respite from this brutal Winter of 2021 – yes, more snow is on the way – and…
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No. 568: On electrostatics, Darwin and Honest Abe – plus, the only Bond girl so nice she lived twice
Brrrrr: Bundle up, dear readers – our latest workweek completes its snowy course today, but the blustery Winter of 2021 keeps on keeping on. It’s Feb. 12 out there,…
No. 567: A moving tribute, featuring space beams, ice capades and Jimmy Durante
Snow kidding: Remember those winters when it was kinda warm and it barely snowed and we were all, like, waaahhh, I miss the snow, it’s so pretty and it…
No. 566: Down, set, hike! It’s your Super Bowl newsletter, with Edison, Atari and teams of healthcare heroes
Is that all you got? If chaotic 2020 couldn’t stop us, one itty-bitty blizzard stood no chance – and so, here we are, dear readers, another wintry workweek conquered,…
No. 565: Carrot cakes, tax breaks and literal lightbulb moments – plus, how to keep cancer on the ropes
Digging out: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and the other side of the Blizzard of 2021, a school-closing, industry-snarling, vaccination-halting, long-time-coming reminder of what Long Island winters can do,…
No. 564: Diving right in, with fast jets, robot houses and veteran entrepreneurs – plus Fritos for everyone
Chilling and thrilling: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as another wintry workweek – Winter 2021’s wintriest one yet – reaches its cold climax. It’s a blustery Jan. 29 out…
No. 563: On historical mice, Mozart, NutraSweet and slim chances for fiber-optics
Flush with excitement: Hello again, dear readers, and a joyous Thomas Crapper Day to you, as we wipe away the competition and reclaim the innovation throne. All over the…
No. 562: Neurons, Paris and polka dots – and that time Apple took down Big Brother
Well, THAT was exciting: Not just another week, dear readers, but certainly one more workweek in the books, as we reach Friday and the precipice of a well-earned winter…
No. 561: Beginnings, endings and end-arounds – and dammit, Jim, I’m 101 today
Hold on to your potatoes: Welcome, dear reader, to Jan. 20, 2021. Today, of course, is the series finale of “The Apprentice President,” which promises to be as somber…
No. 560: Do you ever have déjà vu? Or loose change? Or bagels? Or déjà vu?
Stay tuned: You made it, dear reader – the end of another weak-in-the-knees workweek, with deadly pandemics and everything else overshadowed by the sickening schism in our nation’s capital….
No. 559: Flying saucers, supervillains and mutant viruses – are we living in an ‘X Files’ episode?
Going to be a big day: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we brave another wintry week of socioeconomic innovation – with the fate of the Republic hanging in…
No. 558: It’s a riot – filled with Darwinians, smooth moves and tiny bubbles
So, how was your week? Sanity reigns, the Republic stands and the business of innovation carries on – and so does Innovate LI, despite a bellyful of website and…
No. 558: Three Kings, two ore extractions and one very unlucky species – plus, the pandemic primer plows on
New and improved: Hello, dear readers, and welcome to a bold new year of socioeconomic innovation on Long Island and around the world. Yes, the pandemic still weighs heavy…
No. 557: On quantum speed, EV ports and Jane Austen – and to all, a good night
A toast: To family, friends, good fortune and a rapid end of this global pandemic – welcome to Dec. 23, dear readers, and the heart of the holidays. It’s…
No. 556: On missing links, adventurous socialites and phased inoculations – and partying with Jett and Joel
Winter wonderland: You had Friday on your mind, dear readers, and neither school closures, power outages nor blizzard-like conditions were going to stop you – and now here you…