No. 162: Secret knocks, video specs and please don’t miss Oystober Fest
It’s Monday again: A great start to the week, everybody, and welcome new readers Vincent, Nicholas, Tiffany, Ray and Saul. Good to have you aboard. Don’t forget to send us…
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No. 159: Jack Kilby, engineering jobs and the LISAs at 20
It’s Monday out there: A great start to the week, everybody, and welcome new readers Linda, Keith, Kathleen, Ari and Lizbeth. Happy to have you aboard. Collectively, don’t forget to send…
No. 158: Rising pay, fewer eats and a new role for Newman
TG it’s F: A happy ending to a short but busy week everybody, and thanks for nothing Hermine. Sincerely. On this day previously: Japanese pilot Nobuo Fujita dropped two incendiary bombs near…
No. 157: Handy Census data, Taubin rising and guess who’s not an Eagle scout
TGILDW: A great long and safe Labor Day weekend, everybody. The Innovate staff is also taking time out to honor the American worker, so no Monday newsletter. (There will be…
No. 156: Pharma jobs, exploring the planet and 10 tips on finding talent
TG it’s F: A happy Friday, everybody. Charles Thurber received a patent on this day for a typewriter designed for “the blind and the nervous.” Also, in no special order,…
No. 155: Masucci rocks, Boltivate locks and the hippiest place in NY
Monday, Monday: A great start to the week everybody and a shout-out to new readers Lauri, Donna, Kim, Lee, Robert and Diane. Happy to have you aboard. The Beatles arrived…
No. 154: Jobs, biker coffee and why we call him Mr. Hogan
Happy Friday: A great end o’ the week, everybody. Only 16 days before it’s time to stow the white bucks, so let’s make the most of them. Copiague’s bluegrass festival, perhaps?…
No. 153: Thank you Tritec, a mood-altering wearable and when to use a chork
It’s Monday out there: A great start to another hot and slow week everybody, and welcome new readers Robert, Sarah, Steve, Alan and Qbany. On this date in 1877, Thomas Edison successfully…
No. 152: Mixed earnings, the Shack shakes and welcome mental viagra
TG it’s F: A great end to the week everybody and don’t forget to rehydrate. These work. And hope you had a chance to catch the Comet Swift-Tuttle meteor shower last night….
No. 151: Big data, Danby passes and what’s wrong with guys on Tinder
Yep. Monday: A great start to the week everybody and welcome new readers Heather, Jim, Michelle, Janet, Dawn, Michael and Deborah. Good to have you aboard. Don’t forget to send us…
No. 150: Haddad rising, Zemsky oneliners and a liquor service pleads the fifth
Bon week-end: A happy Friday everybody. The Dog Days have apparently lost their bite. The first cornerstone of the Statue of Liberty pedestal was laid on this date in 1884. The stones, cut…
No. 149: Pharma move, Feinstein grant and how Monster Trucks can save the planet
It’s August: Also known as National Catfish Month. On average, more U.S. babies are born in August than any other month. (Although that’s not why the Romans called it Sextilis.)…
No. 148: Lab skills, brain shock and unkind words about Buffalo
TG it’s F: A great end of the week everybody, and better grab a sweater – it’s supposed to be a chilly 79 today. The Watkins Glen Summer Jam took…
No. 147: Sam dunk, Star Wars drones and a job that won’t be missed
Don’t forget those fluids: A happy but still-sweltering start to the week everybody, including those who have decamped for Philadelphia. Oh, and welcome new readers Richard, Andrew, Todd, Bill, Leslie, Clyde…
No. 146: Cool albums, Dowling speaks and bomb-searching locusts
TG it’s F: A great Friday, everybody. It’s National Rat Catcher’s Day, which commemorates the Pied Piper of Hamelin. Some conflict: Robert Browning set the date as July 22 of 1376;…