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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
04/06/10 Who Is The Cowardly Anonymous Guy That's Been Attacking Investigative Journalist Teri Buhl? Maybe It's Charlie Gasparino. He's Bitched Before
What A Gas Bag: An Annoying Troll Named Anonymous Was Attacking Investigative Journalist Teri Buhl At 3;44, 3:50 And 3:55
Judge Jed Up SEC's Ass Again « Dealbreaker: A Wall Street Tabloid ... These days, Judge Jed Rakoff’s name creates about as much agita inside the SEC as as Bernie Madoff. If Wall Street’s cops on the beat didn’t have enough to deal with already, now Judge Jed is up their ass about a seemingly meaningless legal settlement in the Galleon insider trading case....
Posted by anon April 6, 2010 at 3:50 PM Oh fuck Teri Buhl…her last name is an onomatopoeia for regurgitation which is what I did when having to endure her writing. 11. Posted by Anonymous April 6, 2010 at 3:55 PM. Hey!! Do you guys see what's going on with the "Teri Buhl" ... |
COMMENTS: During A Time Of War, While Brave Young Men And Women The Shed Their Blood In Lonely Far Of Lands Clueless Unpatriotic Clowns Like Charlie Gasparino Make A Joke Of Freedom Of The Press. My 25 Year Old Son, Who Is A Sargent In The United States Army, Recently Returned Form Iraq And Survived Three IED Attacks Protecting The Free Speech Rights Of All Americans. He Did Not Volunteered To Put Himself In Harms Way So That Fox News Reporter Charlie Gasparino And Hearst Newspaper Editor David McCumber Could Do This To Teri Buhl. In A Time Of War The Last Thing This Country Needs Is Censorship PLEASE SEE: Did Charlie Gasparino get Teri Buhl fired? Analysis & Opinion ... It’s well known that Charlie Gasparino likes getting into mini-feuds with reporters who write about him, myself included...... It’s part of what makes him Charlie, and he’s welcome to call me a twerpy nutjob as much as he likes. But he and former Trader Monthly publisher Randall Lane now seem to have gone far beyond name-calling on blogs: it looks as though they have gone so far as to get a full-time reporter fired from her job, in retaliation for her writing about them.
.....So what happened here? Buhl wrote about Gasparino a couple of times on the blog she was hired to write at the beginning of this year — the blog entries are now down, of course, but for the time being the Google cache can be seen here and here. They weren’t particularly nice about Charlie, and they called him “Gas-bag”, a common nickname which he doesn’t like. Angered, Charlie called up Zebora, Teri’s editor, and accused her of “stalking” him; Zebora, like any good editor, had her back.
Meanwhile, another media bigwig was getting annoyed by Buhl. Buhl had written a story about Randall Lane for Dealbreaker in July 2009, saying that he would find it difficult to sell the assets of his bankrupt company, Doubledown Media, and that he’d given his cousin access to Doubledown’s subscriber list after promising his subscribers that he would never do such a thing.
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First County Bank Hosts Seven Free Investor Seminars
Dear Editor,
First County Bank will host the first of seven free investor presentations for the public on Thursday, April 8, discussing how this recovery is different and what investors should do about it. The final event takes place on April 28.
Economist Donald Klepper-Smith and First County Bank Vice President and Trust Officer Paul Bubniak are the presenters for the series. They will provide the investor audience with new perspectives to consider when planning investment strategy over the short and long term.
Please find attached a news release on these events and their details, as well as RSVP information.
If you'd like to talk with either Klepper-Smith or Bubniak, or attend one or more of these events yourself, please give me a call at 203.705.9203.
Thank you very much.
Best,
Jason
Jason Kannon
Vice President
Creative Partners
One Stamford Landing
62 Southfield Avenue, Suite 110
Stamford, CT 06902
T: 203 705 9203
M: 203 981 4230
E: mailto:jkannon@CreativePartners.com
CREATIVEPARTNERS
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STAMFORD, Conn., April 6, 2010 — First County Bank’s Trust and Investment Services is hosting a series of seven investor presentations on how this recovery is different and what investors should do about it. Being held at bank branches throughout the county, the free events are open to the public and promise to provide new perspectives for investors to consider as they plan investment strategy over the short and long term.
“New and different investment strategies are needed in today’s economic environment. Anyone who is interested in investment strategy and economic trends in this recovery will find this interactive presentation of value,” said Paul Bubniak, vice president and trust officer at First County Bank. Online reservations are suggested and can be found at First County Bank Event RSVP.
Economist Donald Klepper-Smith and Bubniak are the presenters for this series. Klepper-Smith is chief economist and director of research for DataCore Partners LLC, a Connecticut-based professional services firm. A professional researcher for more than 20 years, he develops and directs strategic planning initiatives on behalf of clients in order to help them make better business decisions.
Klepper-Smith was previously chief economist and director with Scilla Dowling and Natarelli in New Haven, and also served as executive director of the New Haven Regional Data Cooperative, helping to grow Connecticut nonprofit institutions. In 1978, Klepper-Smith earned a master’s degree in public administration from S.U.N.Y. at Stony Brook, N.Y., focusing on economics, econometric modeling, statistics and forecasting theory. In 1975, he earned a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics from Stony Brook.
Bubniak joined First County Bank in 2004 as a trust officer and now holds the position of vice president trust and investments. Previously, he was vice president and investment product manager, wealth management and trust for People’s Bank. He earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Queens College, City University of New York. Spending the past 25 years working with high net worth individuals in Connecticut, Bubniak specializes in investment management and estate planning.
RSVP: http://events.myfirstcountybank.com/?s=&test=1
1042 High Ridge Road
Stamford, Conn.
203.322.3423
Thursday, April 8, 2010
6 – 7:30 pm
637 Shippan Ave.
203.462.3608
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
6 – 7:30 pm
1260 Post Road EastWestport, Conn.
203.226.4697
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
6 – 7:30 pm
151 Main St.
New Canaan, Conn.
203.594.5000
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
6 - 7:30 p.m.
1006 Post RoadDarien, Conn.203.655.3944
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
6 – 7:30 pm
59 Mason Street
Greenwich, Conn.
203.869.4666
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
6 – 7:30 pm
700 Connecticut Avenue
Norwalk, Conn.
203.831.9200
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
6 – 7:30 pm
*This event will only feature Paul Bubniak, vice president and trust officer at First County Bank.
First County Bank, headquartered in Stamford, Conn., is an independent mutual community bank with 15 branches in Stamford, Greenwich, Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk and Westport offering deposit products, mortgages, trust and investment services, business banking services and online banking. First County Bank has assets in excess of $1.2 billion. For additional information, please visit www.firstcountybank.com.
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04/06/10 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Afternoon Edition
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04/06/10 Yje New And Improved Greenwich: April RTM Meeting
The April RTM Meeting will be broadcast on Monday, April 12th beginning at 8:00pm. GCTV Channel 79 will also be updating our Twitter feed with the vote results as they happen.
You can follow the voting and broadcast on this web site, or follow GCTV Channel 79's Twitter channel GCTV79 with any Twitter application. GCTV Channel 79 is broadcast on Cablevision channel 79 in Greenwich and is available on the internet at http://gctv.greenwich.org/
Link to the online article:
http://gctv.greenwich.org/content/april-rtm-meeting
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You can follow the voting and broadcast on this web site, or follow GCTV Channel 79's Twitter channel GCTV79 with any Twitter application. GCTV Channel 79 is broadcast on Cablevision channel 79 in Greenwich and is available on the internet at http://gctv.greenwich.org/
Link to the online article:
http://gctv.greenwich.org/content/april-rtm-meeting
COMMENT:
This Is Another Very Clever Innovation From Paul Curtis And His Staff.
Greenwich Roundup Will Be Following The Channel 79 Tweets.
Greenwich Roundup Is Sure That The Greenwich Time And The Greenwich Post Will Be Following These Real Time Tweets.
Otherwise, Greenwich Roundup Will Be Scooping Both Newspapers Left And Right.
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04/06/10 Now That You Finished The Census
Greenwich Historical Society Survey
The Greenwich Historical Society recently received a $5,000 grant from the Connecticut Humanities Council for research to aid in marketing and communication planning. The project will explore public perceptions of the Historical Society’s core values as well as seek feedback on the types of programs that motivate membership and support. The resulting information will assist in the development of new activities, exhibitions and membership initiatives to better serve the community’s needs.
The project will also survey communications preferences, which will enable the Historical Society to develop more efficient communications and heighten both member and public awareness of its activities. It will also explore potential partnership initiatives with other local organizations that share overlapping membership.
Sponsorship International Research (SRi) of South Norwalk, aided in the development and design of the survey. The project comes in conjunction with implementation of a new logo and graphic image for the Historical Society to be unveiled later this spring, designed by creative director Angela Vecchio, a former resident of Greenwich. The new image was developed to reflect the Historical Society’s new mission statement, which focuses on a contemporary and broad-based approach that seeks to “inspire people to make personal connections with the past and use stories and objects from Greenwich to illuminate the American experience.”
Representatives from the Greenwich Historical Society will be administering the survey at public meetings and venues throughout Greenwich now through May and it will be sent to all members. It may be completed on line or in writing and should take about ten minutes to complete. Call 203-869-6899, Ext. 12 for more information. The only two requirements are that participants be Greenwich residents and over age 18.
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The Greenwich Historical Society recently received a $5,000 grant from the Connecticut Humanities Council for research to aid in marketing and communication planning. The project will explore public perceptions of the Historical Society’s core values as well as seek feedback on the types of programs that motivate membership and support. The resulting information will assist in the development of new activities, exhibitions and membership initiatives to better serve the community’s needs.
The project will also survey communications preferences, which will enable the Historical Society to develop more efficient communications and heighten both member and public awareness of its activities. It will also explore potential partnership initiatives with other local organizations that share overlapping membership.
Sponsorship International Research (SRi) of South Norwalk, aided in the development and design of the survey. The project comes in conjunction with implementation of a new logo and graphic image for the Historical Society to be unveiled later this spring, designed by creative director Angela Vecchio, a former resident of Greenwich. The new image was developed to reflect the Historical Society’s new mission statement, which focuses on a contemporary and broad-based approach that seeks to “inspire people to make personal connections with the past and use stories and objects from Greenwich to illuminate the American experience.”
Representatives from the Greenwich Historical Society will be administering the survey at public meetings and venues throughout Greenwich now through May and it will be sent to all members. It may be completed on line or in writing and should take about ten minutes to complete. Call 203-869-6899, Ext. 12 for more information. The only two requirements are that participants be Greenwich residents and over age 18.
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04/06/10 Goldman Sachs Invests In $4 Billion Greenwich Hedge Fund
Goldman Sachs’s Petershill Fund Offshore LP, a $1 billion fund set up buy hedge fund shares has bought a minority stake in a $4 billion hedge fund, according to a Bloomberg report.
The Greenwich hedge fund, Level Global Investors LP., founded by David Ganek, bets on the global rise and fall of stock prices employing long/short strategy to make its investments.
The firm typically invests in technology and financial sectors. Level Global Investors was founded in 2003 and is based in Greenwich, Connecticut with an additional office in New York, New York.
“We believe this investment by Petershill is an important milestone in the continued development of Level Global’s investment management platform as an institutional quality business,” managing partners David Ganek and Anthony Chiasson said in a letter to shareholders, which was first published by Bloomberg news.
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04/06/10 We Just Don't Know What Happened - Fire investigators unable to determine cause of North Porchuck Road fire
Greenwich News - April 6, 2010
The Top Greenwich News Story At Topix:
Fire investigators unable to determine cause of North Porchuck Road fire (Connecticut Post)
Officials could not determine the cause of the fire that destroyed the mansion at 71 North Porchuck Road in January, 2010....
....The mansion was within weeks of being completed when the fire occurred.
"What will happen is insurance companies will have their own investigators go in and look further,".....
....Investigators also could not determine the time when the blaze began. The fire was reported at approximately 4 a.m., and according to investigators, construction workers left at 6 p.m. the night before the fire started. The building was unoccupied during the fire, according to the report. ....
More Greenwich News Stories At Topix:
Hurricane of '38 (Greenwich Citizen)
Sept. 22, 1938 -- Greenwich was hit last evening by a tropical hurricane with 80-mile-an-hour winds and flood tides that brought death and destruction to New England coastal communities....
Sept. 22, 1938 -- Greenwich was hit last evening by a tropical hurricane with 80-mile-an-hour winds and flood tides that brought death and destruction to New England coastal communities....
....Motorboats churned through what were principal streets of Old Greenwich, Cos Cob and the Pemberwick sections of town, and all rivers and streams overflowed with the torrential downpour that followed many days of rain. The entire area of Binney Park was under water, which spilled over the sidewalks and flooded Sound Beach Avenue.....
COMMENT:
And The Power Was On And Roads Were Passable
24 Hours After The Storm Passed
04/06/10 First Selectman Peter Tesei Is Quite A Magician: "Now You See It - Now You Dont"
On Sunday Night Greenwich Roundup Reported
On A Twitter Tweet About The Greenwich First Selectman:
04/03/10 This Is A Test Of First Selectman Peter Tesei,s Emergency Forgery System - Peter Tesei Is Busted On Twitter
Micheal Finkbeiner Shows An Actual Screen Shot
From The Town of Greenwich Front Page At 7:45 pm
Sat. April 3, 2010 That Implies A Post March 30 Warning
From First Selectman Peter Tesei Was Post Dated
- But Michael Asks You To Look At The Actual Forecast.
Mr. Finkbeiner Wants To Know Why The First Selectman's
Office Isn't Using Time And Date Stamps In His Web Site
News Posts.
| Follow This Tweet From Mr. Finkbeiner | ||
Lives and properties are at risk for lack of Twitter
or communication http://bit.ly/aGL53I
COMMENT:
"This Is A Test Of First Selectman Peter Tesei's
Emergency Management System. If This Had Been
An Actual Emergency The Town Of Greenwich Would
Have Posted A Weather Warning On The Town Website
- After The Storm Was Over."
"If By Chance An Alert Greenwich Resident Noticed This,
Then The Offending Post Would Quickly Be Erased From
The Town Website."
Town Hall Insiders Have Been Joking
About This Website Erasure All Day Long.
The Funniest Joke Mimics The ......
Mission Impossible Tape scene
The episode begins with the Town Of Greenwich webmaster
getting orders from a hidden tape recorder and an envelope with
out dated weather forecasts.
The tape begins with "Good Morning, Boris Hurton, Greenwich IT Director",
"Your mission, should you decide to accept it is to post old
weather forecasts on the Town of Greenwich website"
The tape then ends with
"As always, should you or any of your IT Department be
caught, Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei will
disavow any knowledge of your actions."
Below Is The New And Improved Town Of Greenwich Web Page
that has been scrubbed clean of out dated weather forecasts .....
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