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The key features of JDK 8 are Project Lambda (JSR 335, see Lambda Expressions in Java 8 and Lambdas and Streams in Java 8 Libraries for details), the Nashorn JavaScript Engine, a new Date and Time API (JSR 310), a set of Compact Profiles, and the removal of the "permanent generation" from the HotSpot Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
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Oracle is also announcing Oracle Java SE Embedded 8, which leverages the new Java SE 8 features and is optimized for mid- to high-end embedded systems. Java SE 8 and Java ME 8 are said to be on a strong convergence path, with Java ME 8 scheduled for availability later this spring.
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Inevitably, Oracle has come in for criticism in light of the omission of Project Jigsaw in Java 8. This modularity function is intended to bring more security to Java when it does arrive (which will now be in Java 9).
Al Hilwa is program director for software development research at IDC and he says that Project Jigsaw, or the modularization of Java, is probably the most important next big thing to come in the next major Java release, and it will be critical for Java effectively supporting new devices and the Internet of Things (IoT).
"But right now with this release, the changes related to Lambda expressions are the most important single new thing in SE 8, that much is for sure. Lambda should be seen as part of the drive to make Java attractive for use in parallel processing architectures. Other capabilities in SE 8, like the Streams API, are also focused on parallel processing, while others, like Project Nashorn's faster JavaScript engine, are about performance in server workloads," said Hilwa.
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In terms of Java SE 8, this release is the result of industry-wide development involving open review, weekly builds, and extensive collaboration between Oracle engineers and members of the worldwide Java developer community via the OpenJDK Community and the JCP.
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Oracle also calls out new client Java features and enhancements as part of the latest JavaFX release within JDK 8. These include: an embedded-specific graphics stack, new UI controls, a Modena theme, functionality to enable developers to embed Swing content into JavaFX applications, new 3D graphics features, and additional HTML 5 support.
The firm is definite about repeating the "backward compatibility" message and says that Java SE 8 (as with previous versions of the platform) preserves the skill sets of current Java software developers and helps to protect Java technology investments.
Also in this mix is Java SE Embedded 8 to provide a development platform for embedded devices and the IoT, but which still includes the flexibility, portability, and features of Java SE 8, according to Oracle.
"Oracle Java SE Embedded 8 allows developers to leverage the three new Compact Profiles in Java SE 8, which are predefined subsets of the full Java SE 8 API specification and allow for creation of smaller platforms for embedded devices. With this release, Java SE can now be deployed on embedded devices based using as little as 10 MB static footprint and 16 MB of RAM, two-to-three-times smaller than Oracle Java SE Embedded 7," said the company.
Java ME 8 is a major update to the existing Java ME platform incorporating a large set of updated and new features, including Java language and API alignment with Java SE 8, support for modern Web protocols, a comprehensive application model, advanced security features, and standard APIs for power management and interaction with a broad set of standard peripherals.
Developers interested in getting started immediately with the Java SE 8 release can download the NetBeans Integrated Development Environment (IDE) 8.0, which will allow them take advantage of the latest Java features, as well as enhanced support for HTML5.


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Also, 1050 CHUM was noteworthy for hosting many famous rock concerts including, among others, visits to Maple Leaf Gardens by Elvis Presley (1957) and The Beatles (1964, '65, and '66).
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"1050 CHUM" was a legendary Top 40 powerhouse during the late 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and early 1980s. Early history and Top 40 format CHUM AM was launched as a dawn-to-dusk radio station on October 28, 1945 by Jack Q'Part, an entrepreneur in the business of patent medicines. The station, then operating from studios in the Mutual Street Arena, was taken over in December 1954 by Allan Waters, a salesman from Q'Parts' patent medicine business. Waters' first major move was to secure a license for 24-hour-a-day broadcasting for CHUM, along with a power increase to 5,000 watts. Less than three years after Waters acquired the station, and soon after bringing the new fulltime transmitter online, a major programming change was made. On May 27 1957, Waters switched to a "Top 50" format that had proven itself popular in some U.S. cities; Elvis Presley's "All Shook Up" was the first song played. "1050 CHUM" pioneered rock and roll radio in Toronto, and was noteworthy for hosting many noteworthy rock concerts including, among others, visits to Maple Leaf Gardens by Elvis Presley (1957) and The Beatles (1964, '65, and '66). While the station was rising to the top of the popularity ratings in Toronto in the early 1960s, it also built yet another new transmitter in Mississauga, Ontario (a few miles west of the current Toronto city line) along the Lake Ontario shoreline, and raised its power once again to its current 50,000 watts around the clock. CHUM DJs of the 1960s were zany morning man Al Boliska, who quit in late 1963 to go 'across the street' to CKEY.He was replaced by WKBW, Buffalo radio & TV personality Jay Nelson, popularly known as "Jungle Jay" from his role as host of a children's show on Buffalo's Channel 7 which was also popular among Toronto youngsters. He would be followed by housewives' jock John Spragge; singer/DJ Mike Darow; Pete Nordheimer, replaced in 1961 by witty Bob McAdorey; teen DJ Dave Johnson; and all night maven Bob Laine. Later additions to the CHUM DJ lineup included Duff Roman and Brian Skinner, both of whom came over from CKEY (then owned by Jack Kent Cooke). In the late 1960s, early 1970s, CHUM DJ's included Duke Roberts (also known as Gary Duke for a time), Johnny Mitchell (better known today as Sonny Fox), J. Michael Wilson, Tom Rivers, Scott Carpenter, Jim Van Horne, John Rode, Don Reagan, Terry Steele and Roger Ashby. Among their later mighttime hosts was John D. Roberts, who joined CHUM in 1977 and would eventually become known across North America as White House correspondent for CBS-TV and host of CNN's morning program "American Morning." CHUM was also well known for its contests, like the 1970s' "I Listen to CHUM" promotion, in which DJs would dial phone numbers at random and award $1,000 to anyone who answered the phone with that phrase. From gold-based to oldies By the mid-1980s, CHUM had lost ground in the Toronto ratings to competitor Top 40 station CFTR and FM-based music stations. On June 6, 1986, CHUM dropped its Top 40 format for a heavily gold-based adult contemporary format ("Favourites of Yesterday and Today"). By 1989, CHUM adopted an oldies format, drawing heavily on its previous Top 40 reputation to cater to the fans of that era's music.
Chart #1 - Monday, May 27, 1957 - TOP 50
Monday, May 27, 1957
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80's PROMO
Bob Sam Robbie - 1050 CHUM Morning Show - 1992
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If you haven't already been to Europa-Park in Rust, then what are you waiting for! Located in south-west Germany between Freiburg and Offenburg, Europa-Park is the biggest theme park in the German-speaking countries and one of the few that is open in winter.
If you come to Europa-Park looking for fun, excitement and adventure, you won't be disappointed! There are all kinds of exciting things going on at Europa-Parks' 95-hectare site. A giant among theme parks and a top family attraction for many years, Europa-Park has everything you could wish for and more. With a sensational mix of high-adrenaline rides, cleverly conceived themed areas, beautiful parks, plus around 23 hours of shows including children's theatre, ice revues and variety every day, the resort ticks all the right boxes when it comes to fun and entertainment. A statue of Euro Mouse, the park mascot, greets you as you arrive. Inside, the resort is divided into European-themed areas packed with over 100 attractions and events that will surpass even the highest expectations. The breathtaking Silver Star rollercoaster, which is one of the highest steel rollercoasters in Europe and visible from miles around, as well as the gargantuan wooden WODAN-Timbur Coaster that hurtles along at over 100 km/h, wildwater rapids, water rollercoaster and loop-the-loop rollercoaster promise lots of fun and white-knuckle excitement. No less thrilling are the flight simulator, 4D cinema and other interactive attractions. Eating at one of the park's themed restaurants is also part of the experience. If high-octane rollercoasters are not your thing, you can enjoy a nostalgic driving experience behind the wheel of a vintage car. From late November until early January, the park is transformed into a winter wonderland with a whole host of winter attractions in the lead up to Christmas and New Year's Eve. Europa-Park in Rust – Germany's number one theme park and a one-stop shop for thrills, spills and fun – you'll want to return time and time again!
If the children aren't ready to go home yet, then why not stay another day? You can book into one of the park's quintet of 4-star themed hotels (Colosseo, El Andaluz, Castillo Alcazar, Santa Isabel and Bell Rock), or the atmosphere of the Wild West at the Camp Resort. And if you're looking to host a sensational conference or memorable party, Europa-Park has an excellent reputation as a first-class venue for private and corporate functions – no matter what time of year.
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Developer Reading List: The Must-Have Books for JavaScript, February 12, 2013 The best books for learning the basics, becoming expert, and and writing complete apps in JavaScript
jQuery, jQuery UI, and jQuery Mobile, by Adrianan de Jonge and Phil Dutson
One of the first experiences developers have when using jQuery is to rush into it and try to solve as many problems as they can using the framework. This does not always end well, and after pulling back, they become more selective and use jQuery for the tasks to which it is best suited. This volume assumes the reader knows jQuery; it then provides dozens of recipes for leveraging the framework to solve common problems both in Web apps and in mobile apps. Whether it's simple tasks like adding content by using
append() or changing the look and feel of mobile app on-the-fly, the recipes are short, well explained, and intented for immediate application.
Murach's JavaScript and JQuery, Zak Rubalcaba and Mike Murach
This too is a recipe-oriented book that teaches jQuery. Every two pages cover one problem and illustrate how you would use jQuery to address the issue. While this means it could be used for reference later, the aim of the book is really to teach jQuery in an intensely hands-on way. It succeeds in this and probably provides that fastest way to learn and master the framework. Like the previous book, it also cover jQuery Mobile.


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This award winning budget-friendly vegetarian enchilada recipe is one of those happy accidents that spring from a burst of creative inspiration. I was craving the soft and spicy comfort of enchiladas one windy spring night back in 2003, and I had none of the usual suspects on hand (no chicken, or beef, no pinto beans). But I had one lovely mother of a sweet potato. I had a can of organic black beans in the pantry. Some roasted green chiles. One lonely lime.
And your intrepid Mamacita at large thought, Hmmm. Why not?
Deliciousness ensued.
These wrapped little gems are soft and creamy and a little bit spicy- just like a certain cook, my point-scoring husband wisecracks. It's the yams, I tell him. Er, sweet potato. I can never tell the difference. In the end, it doesn't matter.
What matters is how it tastes.
And Babycakes, these are so very mucho scrumptious. Seriously. I kid you not. Make a batch for a girls' night in, or a laid back Sunday brunch.
Or dazzle your favorite vegetarian on Meatless Monday. Or Super Bowl Sunday!
Karina's Sweet Potato Black Bean Enchiladas Recipe
Recipe originally published October 2006 by Karina Allrich.
Winner of the Whole Foods Budget Friendly Recipe Contest, shown is family style, rolled into a baking dish. For company I prefer to nestle these babies into individual gratin dishes. It makes for a prettier presentation. I often vary the recipe (shocking, I know!) by adding a schmear of cream cheese down the middle of the corn tortilla. The chile sauce can be mild or hot. However you like it, Darling. Both ways are tasty.
Quickie Green Chile Sauce:
1 cup light vegetable broth
1 tablespoon arrowroot starch dissolved in a little cold water
1 generous cup chopped roasted green chiles- hot or mild
2-3 cloves garlic, minced
1 teaspoon cumin or chili powder, hot or mild, to taste
For the filling:
1 15-oz can organic black beans, rinsed, drained
3-4 cloves garlic, minced
Fresh lime juice from 1 big juicy lime
2 heaping cups cooked sweet potatoes, smashed a bit, but still chunky [I cube mine, then soften just a little]
1/2 cup chopped roasted green chiles
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon chili powder, or curry, mild or spicy, as you prefer
Sea salt and black pepper, to taste
2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
To Assemble:
2-4 tablespoons light olive oil or vegetable oil, as needed
8 white or yellow corn tortillas
Shredded Jalapeño Jack cheese, mild cheddar, or GF vegan cheese, if desired
Preheat your oven to 350ºF. Choose a baking dish that would hold 8 enchiladas.
Make your Quickie Green Chile Sauce by combining the broth, dissolved arrowroot, green chiles, garlic and spices in a sauce pan and heating over medium-high heat. Bring to a high simmer. Simmer until thickened. Taste test. Set aside.
In the meantime, using a mixing bowl, combine the drained black beans with minced garlic and lime juice. Toss to coat the beans and set aside.
In a separate bowl combine the lightly smashed sweet potatoes with the chopped green chiles; add the spices. Season with sea salt and pepper.
Pour about 1/4 cup of the Quickie Green Chile Sauce into the bottom of the baking dish.
Grab a skillet and heat a dash of oil. Lightly cook the corn tortillas to soften them - one at a time - as you stuff each one.
How do I stuff thee?
Lay the first hot tortilla in the sauced baking dish; wet it with the sauce.
Spoon 1/8 of the sweet potato mixture down the center.
Top with 1/8 of the black beans.
Wrap and roll the tortilla to the end of the baking dish.
Repeat for the remaining tortillas. Top with the rest of the sauce.
If you like, top with a sprinkle of shredded Monterey Jack cheese or vegan cheese.
Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, until the enchiladas are piping hot and the sauce is bubbling around the edges.
Serve with a crisp salad of baby greens and herbs spiked with oranges, strawberries, watermelon or halved grapes. For quick and easy salad dressing recipes see Three Ways to Dress a Naked Salad.
Cook time: 25 min
Yield: 4 servings
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To keep it strictly vegan and dairy-free, Dear Reader, use vegan broth and non-dairy gluten-free vegan cheese in this recipe.
Choose fat, bulky sweet potatoes- the long, skinny tubers are stringier.
Use fresh tortillas that are flexible. Stale tortillas crack. Heating the tortillas briefly in hot oil helps soften them.
To make a sour cream green chile sauce, whisk in two or three spoons of sour cream [or non-dairy sour cream] after it has thickened.
Looking for a new vegan cookbook that is also gluten-free? Check out Jennifer Katzinger's Gluten-Free & Vegan for the Whole Family.


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Michael Buble' It's Time
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A Foggy Day (In London Town)
You Don't Know Me
Quando, Quando, Quando
Can't Buy Me Love
The More I See You
Save The Last Dance For Me
Try A Little Tenderness
How Sweet It Is
Song For You
I've Got You Under My Skin
You And I
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This week in new hires, Westport Resources promoted Christopher DeLaura and added Ashley Schexnaildre, Susan Axelrod was promoted and Jonathan Sokobin was added by FINRA, Keith Fletcher was named vice chairman at American Independence, Angelo Pirrito went to HSBC Global Asset Management, and Agecroft Partners brought in Jim Sauls.
Also, Alliance Benefit Group welcomed Don Mackanos and added its first West Coast licensee, Dorothea Rodd was promoted at New York Life, U.S. Bank announced appointments in San Francisco and Chicago, and Mike Anderson joined the board at the Bank Insurance and Securities Association.
Westport Resources Promotes DeLaura, Adds Schexnaildre
Westport Resources announced the promotion of Christopher DeLaura to chief operating officer of its wealth management division, the private client group. Additionally, the firm welcomed Ashley Schexnaildre as controller of both Westport Resources Management, which includes the private client group, and its broker-dealer division, Westport Resources Investment Services.
DeLaura joined in 2010 as a financial planning specialist in the private client group. In addition to his new responsibilities, he will continue to manage the firm's global tactical asset allocation investment strategy. Prior to joining, he worked at UBS for 13 years in several roles in the corporate offices on strategy and different technologies. He also worked with and managed assets for high-net-worth individuals.
Schexnaildre joined on April 1, and most recently served as interim controller for M6 Partners/Capital Lodging in N.D. At the same time he served as controller for that company's owner, Commonwealth Advisors, in Baton Rouge, La.
Axelrod Promoted, Sokobin Welcomed at FINRA
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced that Susan Axelrod will become executive vice president of regulatory operations. In this role, she will oversee enforcement, the office of fraud detection and market intelligence and member regulation (sales practice, risk oversight and operational regulation and shared services). Previously she was the head of the member regulation sales practice area. Mike Rufino, chief operating officer of member regulation—sales practice, will assume the role of acting head of the sales practice group. Axelrod will report directly to Richard Ketchum, chairman and CEO.
Before becoming head of member regulation sales practice, Axelrod was SVP and deputy of regulatory operations, where she assisted in the oversight of market regulation, enforcement and member regulation. Prior to joining in 2007, Axelrod was chief of staff to the CEO of NYSE Regulation. Axelrod began her career at NYSE in 1989 as a staff attorney in the division of enforcement and became an enforcement director in 1997.
FINRA also announced that Dr. Jonathan Sokobin, currently acting deputy director, research and analysis in the office of financial research at the U.S. Treasury Department, will join as chief economist and SVP. He will also report directly to Ketchum and will start on May 20.
In 2011, Sokobin joined Treasury as chief of analytical strategy in the office of financial research. Earlier, he was acting director of the SEC's division of risk, strategy and financial innovation (Risk Fin). He joined the SEC staff full time in 2000 and was named deputy chief economist in 2004. From 2008 to 2010, he served as director of the former office of risk assessment.American Independence Names Keith Fletcher Vice Chairman
American Independence Financial Services (American Independence) announced that Keith Fletcher has joined the firm as vice chairman and a member of the executive committee.
Fletcher, with 30 years of experience, was recently chief marketing officer and head of product management for Security Global and Rydex Investments (later Guggenheim Investments). Prior to that, he was managing director at Lyster Watson. Previously he served as EVP/chief marketing officer for Van Eck Global. He has also held senior sales and marketing positions at Fidelity Investments and Furman Selz Asset Management. He started his career as an institutional marketing manager for the Dreyfus Corp. HSBC Global Asset Management Appoints Angelo Pirrito
HSBC Global Asset Management (USA) announced that Angelo Pirrito has joined as vice president, RIA sales, based in San Francisco. In this newly created role, Pirrito will be responsible for distributing emerging-market and international investment products through RIAs, trust companies, private banks and family offices on the west coast. He reports to Damion Hendrickson, SVP and national head of RIA sales.
Pirrito has more than 20 years of financial services experience and has spent more than a decade working directly with the RIA channel. He was most recently with Direxion, where he was director of sales. He previously worked at other firms, including Deutsche Bank, Julius Baer Investment Management and Merrill Lynch Investment Managers.
Agecroft Partners Hires European Marketing Head
Agecroft Partners has hired Jim Sauls as managing director and head of European marketing. Saul's responsibilities will include heading Agecroft's marketing efforts in Europe and assisting with due diligence on potential managers the firm may represent.
He brings more than 20 years of institutional experience marketing hedge funds and derivative products on a global basis. Before joining, he spent 10 years with Calatrava Securities, where he was director of marketing and CEO of their affiliated commodity pool operator. Prior to that, he held senior marketing and sales roles at both Fimat USA and Sanwa Futures.
Alliance Benefit Group Announces New Executive Director, West Coast Licensee
Alliance Benefit Group (ABG) announced that Don (Mac) Mackanos has been named executive director. He will spearhead efforts to expand the brand nationally and recruit new licensees to the ABG network. He will also focus on creating new revenue opportunities for licensees. Mackanos joins from TRUSTIVO. Prior to that, he ran the retirement services segment for SunGard.
ABG also announced that it has added Spectrum Pension Consultants to its national network. Spectrum was incorporated in 1978 and has an open-architecture 401(k) platform. Spectrum is the 14th licensee to become affiliated with ABG and its first on the West Coast. New York Life Promotes Dorothea Rodd to SVP
New York Life has announced the promotion of Dorothea (Dottie) Rodd to SVP and head of corporate services. In this role, she has oversight of procurement, business and financial services, process enhancement programs, corporate insurance risk management, corporate aircraft, travel and dining services, corporate security, business resilience, facilities management and corporate records management. She reports to Frank Boccio, EVP and chief administrative officer.
Rodd joined in 1981 as an auditor trainee and has held positions of increasing responsibility. Since 2012, she has been head of corporate services, providing corporate service functions and support to the company. Prior to that, she served as first vice president in human resources, where she was responsible for operations and service functions; and as a vice president in the corporate services department in charge of procedures and systems for accounts payable, the travel reimbursement system, credit card administration and financial analysis for procurement.
U.S. Bank Appoints Oliveira in San Francisco, Names Rixie in Chicago
U.S. Bank announced today that Martim De Arantes Oliveira has been appointed regional managing director for Ascent Private Capital Management of U.S. Bank in San Francisco. In his new role, he is responsible for driving the growth of the new San Francisco office, which will open this summer, and leads an initial team of seven professionals. He reports to Michael Cole, president of Ascent Private Capital Management.
Oliveira brings more than 16 years of experience in the financial services industry, primarily assisting ultrahigh-net-worth families with wealth management. He previously served as the West Coast regional director for Silver Bridge Advisors in San Francisco. Previously, he served as a founding and managing principal of H&S Financial Advisors.
U.S. Bank also announced that Gerald Rixie has been named a wealth management consultant for The Private Client Reserve in Chicago.
Rixie brings a range of experience to his new post that includes work with HNW families and individuals, corporate finance, investments and operations. Before joining, he served as CFO of Calamos Family Partners in Naperville, Ill.
Securities America's Anderson Joins BISA Board
Mike Anderson, first vice president of financial institutions and business growth at Securities America, has been named to the Bank Insurance and Securities Association's (BISA) board of directors.
A former president of Accutrade and Ameritrade Inc., Anderson joined Securities America in January 2012 with more than 20 years of industry experience. Prior to joining Securities America, he was vice president of development and executive coach for Leadership Resources, a management development company. He was also the founding vice president of Ameritrade Advisor Services. Following his 10 years with Ameritrade Holding Corporation,Andersonwas president of InfoUSA, a direct mail marketing list manufacturer, and a principal at Charter Hill Partners, a regional mergers and acquisitions firm.
Read the April 17 New Hire Roundup at AdvisorOne.


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Why union labor is better
I have always considered myself to be financially responsible when it concerns the expenditure of public funds. I believe in lowering costs, creating efficiencies, and balancing budgets. I believe my actions over the course of two years as mayor of New London have proven this and, during this time, the editorials of The Day and my administration have agreed on most financial matters. Such was not the case, however, concerning the Sept. 5 editorial, "Costly favoritism," urging me to be veto the recently passed, "Ordinance Regulating Bidding on Public Construction Projects."
I would note that my financial decisions as mayor have often brought me into opposition with employee unions in New London. I do not, and would not, support a union position for political reasons, but I will gladly stand with unions when I believe they are advancing the right policies.
Regarding the City Council's passage of the responsible contractor ordinance, I believe building and trades unions are advancing a good policy and I believe the Day has taken a short term, rather than a long term, view of cost savings and economic growth in our city.
Low bidder rules for construction projects, without the protections that this ordinance provides, favor the success of bids that use lower quality and less trained workers. While a bid awarded may, in today's dollars, be less than a union construction bid, the buildings built are not of the same quality.
How often have we seen buildings constructed only to see them have major costly deficiencies arise within a short time frame? This requires buildings to be repaired, or outright replaced, more frequently, at great cost to city taxpayers.
A responsible contractor ordinance, combined with appropriate budgeting for routine maintenance, will lower costs to city taxpayers in the long term by building, and maintaining, better quality buildings.
I believe the Day's opposition to this ordinance is also short sighted from an economic development standpoint. The greatest form of economic empowerment for our city and state is job creation. Without this ordinance, these multi-million dollar projects often go to companies, and workers, outside our city, and often, outside our state.
When local middle-class union laborers are employed, the money expended on local construction goes back into our local economy. Local workers buy homes in New London, go to New London restaurants and shops, and participate in New London's civic and religious community. The apprenticeship program by our local trade unions affords a pathway to the middle class for young New Londoners. Providing infrastructure work to local labor is the best way to address unemployment in our region, and lift up our regional economy.
If the City of New London is to spend tens of millions of dollars in bonding for construction projects in the coming years, I firmly believe the best way to invest that money wisely is to invest in good quality work that will last, done by local laborers who contribute to our local economy. For the reasons I have stated, when the ordinance passed by council reaches my desk, and over the editorial objections of this newspaper, I will sign it.
Daryl Justin Finizio is the mayor of New London.


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I was supposed to go to a dance class last night (my new Wednesday evening ritual…yeah!), but after a few too many days of forgetting to wear sunblock (1 day is too many and I really should know better!) and then relishing in the sunshine that had been hiding from us here on the East coast, I realized that I was just a little too pink and weary to make it through a 2+ hour fabulous but exhausting and requiring-full-concentration modern jazz class.
Of course, I had already prepared a light veggie dinner in anticipation of a hungry return from class on which I gladly munched away as I readied myself for an evening of dancing that would be a little less about concentration, technique, positioning, and placement. My friend Tammie and I decided to kick back and check out a live Brazilian band at Beehive. Complete with caiparinhas (the national drink of Brazil made from Cachaça [a sugarcane alcohol], sugar and lime that I first tried at my friends' wedding in São Paulo), a demonstration of the steamy Rio-style partner dance called Samba de Gafieira (followed by our own feeble attempts at emulating some of the hip-swaying fast-and-fancy footwork), an ad-hoc capoiera circle, and good conversation with friends new and old, the evening provided a wonderful respite from the sun.
Rejuvenated and armed with two different kinds of sunblock (yes, they are both from Europe – Piz Buin and La Roche-Posay Anthelios), I'm ready to spring/summer smarter and return to the Wednesday dance classes that I have quickly grown to adore.
Marinated Zucchini Salad
Many marinated zucchini salads call for cooking your vegetables first, but in a heat wave, I try to do anything to avoid turning on my oven or stove. This salad, drawing from a Greek-inspired dish from Saveur and an Italian recipe from RecipeZaar, is a great use for zucchinis that are in abundance starting this time of year through the end of summer. Some of my other favorite recipes for zucchini include zucchini bread and zucchini parmigiana (instead of eggplant). Choose zucchinis that are firm and dark green and not too large.
Serves 4-6.
– 2 medium-sized zucchinis or 3-4 small zucchinis
– 6-8 white mushrooms
– 1 bunch spring onions (4-5)
– fresh dill
– juice of 1 lemon (~1/4 C) or 1/4 C white wine vinegar
– 1/4 C extra virgin olive oil
– kosher salt or other coarse salt
– pepper
Cut zucchini into thick matchsticks. You could use a mandoline or a julienne peeler, but I don't have the former and the latter makes strips that are far too thin for this recipe. I just hand slice everything.
Clean mushrooms with a damp paper towel to remove any clinging dirt or debris. Don't submerge in water or the mushrooms will become water-logged and soggy. Remove ends of stems and slice lengthwise.
Slice whites and light greens parts of the spring onions into thin circles.
Rinse dill, pat dry, and finely chop. Add as much as you'd like. In the batch I made without mushrooms, I added a few T. In the batch I made with mushrooms, I added a large handful.
Toss all vegetables and dill into a large bowl.
Make dressing: juice one lemon into a medium sized bowl (should yield ~1/4 C) and then pour in an equal amount of extra virgin olive oil while quickly whisking the mixture to make a quick emulsification (this is pretty cool when you realize you can do it yourself and it's really easy — it took me about 30 seconds). Add salt and pepper to taste (~ 1-2 t of salt or more, 5-6 grinds of pepper) and whisk again. Taste by dipping a thin slice of mushroom.When the dressing is to your liking, pour atop the veggies and dill and toss everything together.
If you're feeling particularly lazy, you can just drizzle the olive oil and lemon juice over the veggies and throw salt and pepper on top, then toss everything together. I was feeling a little fancy.
If you don't have a lemon, or want a slightly different flavor, you can use white wine vinegar as your acid, or even try a mixture of the two.
Refrigerate at least one hour or overnight. The salad gets better with time. After a few hours, I usually taste it and find that I need to add a little more salt (much better than it being too salty).
Enjoy after a dance class, while dressing for a night out on the town, or at a picnic with friends.
Since I did indeed miss my dance class to go see a Brazilian band, I wanted to share a video of the great contemporary Brazilian dance company, Grupo Corpo, that I saw a few years ago at BAM. Lau had come to visit from London, and the infamous foursome – Jeremy, Thierry, Lau and me – was reunited for an amazing non-date evening. Here is a video of one of the pieces that we saw that night. What I love about this number, besides its infectious music, is the choreography's playfulness and freedom, the use of light and shadow to make it look almost like there are extra dancers, the simplistic costumes so the audience can focus on the purety of the dance, and how the dancers incorporate the unique back curtain into the entrances and exits.
What I love about Grupo Corpo is the incredible variety of their numbers and their musicality, their pulling from folk dances and rhythms from their local environs and the broader cultures (Asia, Africa) that make up the melting pot of their own home. Below is a trailer to a documentary with excerpts from many of their numbers, showing off their versatility.
Another one of my favorite numbers is Lecuona – a series of duets filled with longing, desire, and passion (of all types) danced to music written by Cuban Ernesto Lecuona, including this sexy tango…
… culminating in a waltz of 6 couples (starts at 3:25) that looks like a black-and-white movie.
I want one of those white flowy dresses with the open backs!


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Experts' Tax Strategies; Power in Practice; Growth by Design: April Investment Advisor—Slideshow
We may only be certain about death and taxes, but at least one of them doesn't have to be inconvenient. Effective tax strategies can keep clients' tax bill low and protect their assets. We talked to seven tax experts about what they're doing to manage their clients' tax plans.
We also continue the Power in Practice series, detailing Commonwealth's coaching program for advisors. As author Joni Youngwirth pointed out, a good advisor isn't necessarily a good business person.
In the third article of the Growth by Design series, FA Insight's Eliza De Pardo and Dan Inveen build on their previous articles to show how firms are growing sustainably.
Finally, David Canter of Fidelity explains what's holding advisors back when it comes to succession planning and what they can do about it.
They call them experts for a reason. While tax changes are freaking out the average Joe, many advisors are calmly going about their business, lessening the tax burden on wealthy and high-net-worth clients. Strategies that were in place long in advance of the election, the fiscal cliff and the sequester are ticking along despite market booms and busts and worries over what might happen tomorrow. Marlene Satter spoke with a number of them who were willing to share their best and most effective tactics in protecting client assets as they grow.
Power in Practice: A Coaching Program to Last a Career
Financial advisors may be great financial guides for their clients, but that doesn't mean they're good business people. Nevertheless, in the independent channel, an advisor's work includes running a business. This becomes particularly evident when we look at numbers.
Beyond revenue, many advisors don't spend enough time understanding the profits of their firms. In the third workshop of Commonwealth's Power in Practice coaching program, the focus is on money. Specifically, the workshop addresses analysis of the advisor's book of clients; ongoing production enhancement; analysis of the advisor's fee structure; analysis of the firm's financials; and valuation of the practice itself. Commonwealth's Joni Youngwirth explains.
A Defense Against Unwelcome Growth: 2012 Advisor Growth by Design
Bouncing back from the Great Recession, advisory firms have returned to growth mode. While the turnabout is a welcome one, few firms are growing in a manner that is sustainable. Common side effects associated with growth tend to be related to people. Providing clear career paths becomes more challenging, dependency on key individuals increases and staff become overworked and stressed. Additionally, growth frequently stresses a firm's technology and operational infrastructure.
Some firms with significant growth have somehow escaped any negative consequences. A deeper analysis of these firms reveals that their ability to grow in a sustainable manner was hardly by chance. In the 2012 FA Insight Growth by Design study, FA Insight separated this group of "sustainable-growth" firms from those that had experienced challenges with growth. This latter group was deemed "growth-at-risk."
The differences between the two groups were striking and offer important lessons for firms seeking higher quality growth and thereby greater enterprise value. In this article, the third in the 2012 "Growth by Design" series, FA Insight's Dan Inveen and Eliza De Pardo explore these differences and highlight the best practices that they reveal.
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If you're like three-quarters of the investment advisors in the 2011 Fidelity RIA Benchmarking Study, you don't have a succession plan for your business, or you have one, but it's not ready to be implemented.
Ask yourself: How would you feel if 75% of your clients did not have wills and estate plans for their families?
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WCBS news anchor resigns in aftermath of strangulation charge
WCBS-TV anchor Rob Morrison resigned from his position Wednesday, after he was charged with trying to strangle his wife in their Darien home.
In a statement released by WCBS-TV, Morrison stated, "My family is my first and only priority right now and I have informed CBS 2 management that I need to put all of my time and energy into making sure that I do what's best for my wife and my son. I very much appreciate the opportunity that CBS 2 has given me and I thank them for accepting my decision."
Morrison is facing charges of second-degree strangulation, second-degree threatening and disorderly conduct following a domestic violence incident with his wife, Ashley, also a CBS news anchor, at their Darien home.
At approximately 1:30 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 17, Darien police received a phone call from Morrison's mother-in-law reporting that there was a domestic altercation occurring at her daughter's residence.
Upon arrival, police officers ascertained, according to the report, that Morrison had become increasingly belligerent toward his wife during the course of the evening culminating in his choking her by the neck with both hands. Police said officers observed red marks on the victim's neck. While being processed on the charges, said police, Morrison made verbal threats to do his wife harm.
His mugshot, issued by the Darien Police Department, shows a stream of blood on the bridge of his nose and what looks like a bruise on his lower lip.
Morrison posted $100,000 bond Sunday.
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He arrived in Stamford Superior Court at about 11:30 Tuesday morning. The news media swarmed him in front of the courthouse but he didn't answer questions after giving a brief statement. Dressed in a blue striped suit, Morrison had a slight tremor in his hands as he took off his belt and emptied his pockets to pass through the metal detector.
Judge Kenneth Povodator issued a change in a protective order against him. There is also a no-contact ban between the couple.
The order states that Morrison cannot be within 100 yards of his wife, except in the workplace. He did not offer a plea and is scheduled to appear in Stamford court again on March 26.
"She wants to still be able to work," said attorney Steve Mandel, who represents Ashley.
Attorney Robert A. Skovgaard, representing Morrison, told Judge Povadator that the 100-yard ban would make working difficult because Morrison and Ashley work at the same desk.
A victim's advocate for Ashley told the judge that she also wanted the no-contact ban lifted. However, it was not granted. There is no protective order against their son Jack.
"The police report not only reflects a serious incident but a likelihood of a serious history, and on that basis, I would tend to err on the side of safety," Povodator said.
"I did not choke my wife, I've never laid my hands on my wife," Morrison told reporters outside the courthouse. "I was just as surprised by that particular charge as probably everyone else."
Morrison, his wife and their son moved into their 221 Hollow Tree Ridge Road home in Darien in 2011, according to property records.
"Rob and Ashley Morrison are cooperating fully with the authorities to ensure that all of the information necessary to properly evaluate this unfortunate incident is made available," Skovgaard said Monday in a statement issued on the couple's behalf. "The Morrisons are confident that a full review of this matter will show that the allegations have been greatly exaggerated. While this matter is being addressed, Rob and Ashley hope that their family's privacy will be respected."
Morrison has more than 20 years of experience in broadcast news, starting his career as a combat correspondent while he served in the U.S. Marine Corps.
For almost 10 of those years, he was an anchor and reporter at WNBC-TV. Morrison has anchored the Emmy Award-winning morning show Today in New York and has appeared regularly on NBC's Weekend Today and MSNBC.
He currently works for New York Station WCBS-TV and anchors CBS 2 News This Morning and At Noon.
His wife, Ashley Morrison, served as an air anchor/reporter with Bloomberg television from 2007 to 2009. She is currently an anchor for CBS MoneyWatch.
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As the nine members of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission prepare for a high-stakes debate next week over new rules for drilling in the state, anti-fracking activists from Boulder County are crying foul over what they see as an already-flawed process.
Concern largely revolves around a proposal released earlier this week from commission staff members that would bump up the buffer between well sites and buildings from 150 feet in rural areas and 350 feet in urban areas to a flat 500 feet anywhere. Within 1,000 feet of a building, oil and gas operators would have to notify neighbors and employ "enhanced mitigation" measures to cut down on dust, noise, odor and lighting.
Also under the new rules, operators would have to have a hearing before the COGCC before proceeding with a well less than 1,000 feet away from a high-occupancy building, such as a school or hospital.
Rod Brueske, who lives in unincorporated Boulder County between Erie and Longmont, plans to testify at next week's hearings in Denver. On Wednesday, he said the new setbacks are insufficient to protect public health and aren't grounded in science.
"(The commission) is pulling distances out of the blue sky -- they're not using any science behind it," he said. "They're trying to pacify the public."
Brueske and others opposed to fracking -- or hydraulic fracturing -- claim that the controversial practice of injecting water, sand and chemicals into the ground to free hard-to-access gas deposits can lead to water and air contamination near the wells.
Among the studies they point to is one released last year by the Colorado School of Public Health that determined that fracking may have contributed to acute and chronic health problems for those living within half a mile of natural gas drilling sites in Garfield County. Potentially toxic petroleum hydrocarbons like benzene, toluene and xylene were found in the air near wells, according to the three-year study.
Brueske said the state should impose a moratorium on oil and gas development until questions about its potential effects on human and environmental health are known.
April Beach, an Erie resident who says her family has suffered health problems as the result of emissions from a well site located just a few hundred feet from her home, said the oil and gas industry hasn't proven that its practices are safe.
"I don't think we should be having any setback discussions without first having health impact studies," Beach said. "How do we know what the good distance will be? We're really putting the cart before the horse."
'Pushing the industry'
COGCC Director Matt Lepore said Wednesday that the proposed rules aren't meant to deal so much with health concerns from drilling as the nuisance issues that arise.
"The things we get complaints about are odors, noise, traffic and dust," he said. "Our calculus was that a 500-foot setback was a good distance buffer, and that with the other mitigation measures, would go a good way to eliminating those annoyance factors."
Other measures being considered by the commission include requiring operators to use pit-less drilling, steel berms and underground liners and to employ strict dust and lighting controls. The new rules might also mandate that operators sample water wells near work sites both before and after drilling.
But there currently isn't the scientific basis to establish setback distances based solely on the potential threat of air emissions, Lepore said.
"We do believe the jury is still out on air emission impacts," he said.
Lepore said his agency had to perform a delicate balancing act over the last year in crafting the new rules, consulting with the industry, homeowners, local governments, farmers and ranchers, the environmental community, homebuilders, mineral owners, environmental health specialists and business leaders. No one is completely happy with the setbacks being proposed, he said, but his agency had to meet the needs of many stakeholders.
"This is pushing the industry hard while getting a higher level of comfort from the environmental community and the residential community," he said.
Doug Flanders, a spokesman for the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, wrote in an email that the industry would prefer to see setbacks between wells and occupied structures be at 350 feet across the board.
"It is important to acknowledge the complexities of the rulemaking and its meaning to the diverse array of citizen stakeholders such as the farmer, the rancher, the mineral rights owner, the business owner and the many others that are involved," he wrote. "Our state has some of the more protective oil and gas regulations, including air emission regulations and resulting controls, in the country."
'Superficial approach'
Cliff Willmeng, co-founder of anti-fracking group East Boulder County United, doesn't hold out much hope that next week's hearings will do much to ensure the health of those living near well pads.
"The setbacks themselves are political camouflage," he said. "They allow politicians to appear that they are taking public health into consideration."
He pointed to the blowout of a well in North Dakota last month that sent a geyser of oil, gas and salt water nearly 100 feet into the air, spreading contamination more than a mile downwind from the well site. A 500-foot buffer will be little protection against an accident like that, he said.
"It's a superficial approach," Willmeng said.
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Setback of 500 feet between an occupied building and a well site.
Enhanced mitigation, notice and outreach requirements when drilling near residences, beginning at 1,000 feet.
No operations within 1,000 feet of high-occupancy buildings, such as schools, nursing homes and hospitals, without a hearing before the COGCC.
Use of pit-less drilling, steel berms and underground liners, strict dust and lighting controls and capture of gases to reduce odors and emissions.
Expanded notice and outreach efforts with nearby residents and additional engagement with local governments about proposed operations.
Sampling of water wells near drilling sites before and after drilling activities to ensure protection of drinking water aquifers.
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What: COGCC oil and gas rule-making hearings
When: 9 a.m. each day Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
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