John Hofmeister, President of Shell Oil Co.

In this edition of At C Level, host David Reich-Hale sits down with John D. Hofmeister, president of Shell Oil Co., to discuss one of the hottest topics on Long Island: Broadwater.

Hofmeister, whose employer will jointly operate the facility along with TransCanada, explains why Long Island needs the floating liquid natural gas terminal, and why other alternatives just won't cut it.

The energy exec also confronts the anti-Broadwater claims made by Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal.

Let's say, that's when the conversation really heats up.

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Mark Fasciano, John Murcott, Karma411 founders

Their successful startup, FatWire, put Mark Fasciano and John Murcott on the map in the world of online businesses. But now, after selling FatWire, the two Internet moguls have launched a new Web-based project, Karma411.

In this edition of At C Level, host David Reich-Hale sits down with Fasciano and Murcott to discuss Karma411, a social networking site that focuses on raising money for charities.

Find out how this interesting Web venture works.

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Kirk Kordeleski, chief executive of Bethpage Federal Credit Union

In this edition of At C Level, host David Reich-Hale sits down with Bethpage Federal Credit Union chief executive Kirk Kordeleski to talk about how things are going at the Island's largest credit union.

While the credit crunch is leading big bank's down bumpy roads, Bethpage is plodding forward, and even adding branches on The Island. Kordeleski chats about how credit unions compete with big banks.

And, lastly, find out why the finance wizard went down to Washington.

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Arthur Gianelli, chief executive of NHCC

In this edition of At C Level, host David Reich-Hale visits with Arthur Gianelli, chief executive of Nassau Health Care Corp. since March of 2006. Gianelli, who used to be Nassau County's deputy chief for budget and finance, is pushing major reforms at the corporation.

The health-care leader speaks about what's involved in running a mainly public-funded hospital as well as the details of the $240 million renovation of Nassau University Medical Center, which includes a new emergency center and upgrades to its nursing home.

Gianelli also explains the challenges faced by the health-care industry in general.

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Yacov Shamash and Bob Catell, energy gurus

For this edition of At C Level, the Long Island Business News Web team visited the groundbreaking of Stony Brook University's Advanced Energy Research Technology Center, a facility that hopes to promote and develop various alternative energy projects.

First, David Reich-Hale sat down with Yacov Shamash, vice chairman of the center. Shamash explained how the AERTC will work in collaboration with the university's Southampton campus as well as with our region's famed Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Next, Reich-Hale grabbed Bob Catell, chairman of National Grid's North American operations and co-chair of the AERTC, to talk about how the center hopes to create jobs, and industry even, on Long Island. Catell also spoke about the merger between National Grid and KeySpan and what it means for Long Island to have its energy in the hands of a major global company.

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Eugene Barnosky, partner at Lamb & Barnosky

In this edition of At C Level, host David Reich-Hale sits down with Eugene Barnosky, a partner in the Melville law firm of Lamb & Barnosky, one of Long Island's largest commercial law firms.

Barnosky explains how the recent collapse in the mortgage industry, as well as the slowing in the real estate world, has kept his firm busy. He also tells us about certain changes that are going on in labor, Internet and e-commerce law.

Want to gauge the commercial law climate? Well, Barnosky is full information.

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Craig Plunkett, founder of CEDX Corp.

In this edition of At C Level, host David Reich-Hale sits down with Craig Plunkett, founder of CEDX Corp. and an altogether Wi-Fi guru.

Plunkett, who has built Wi-Fi networks in New York City, Fire Island and for the Hampton Jitney, explains the challenges newcomer e-Path communications faces trying to build a free and paid municipal Wi-Fi network on Long Island.

Plunkett also gives a quick lesson on the different ways people access the Internet wirelessly, because there's more than just Wi-Fi out there.

Lastly, Plunkett explains how the pay-to-access model does well for him in Fire Island.

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