What's new in Effective Java 2nd Edition

Effective Java 2nd Edition is finally here, and I couldn't find a detailed list of what's new anywhere. So besides updating the old items to Java 5 and 6, Joshua Bloch also added these new items:

Creating and Destroying Objects
Item 2 - Consider a builder when faced with many constructor parameters
Generics
Item 23 - Don't use raw types in new code
Item 24 - Eliminate unchecked warnings
Item 25 - Prefer lists to arrays
Item 26 - Favor generic types
Item 27 - Favor generic methods
Item 28 - Use bounded wildcards to increase API flexibility
Item 29 - Consider typesafe heterogeneous containers
Enums and Annotations
Item 31 - Use instance fields instead of ordinals
Item 32 - Use EnumSet instead of bit fields
Item 33 - Use Use EnumMap instead of ordinal indexing
Item 34 - Emulate extensivle enums with interfaces
Item 35 - Prefer annotations to naming patterns
Item 36 - Consistently use the Override annotation
Item 37 - Use marker interfaces to define types
Methods
Item 42 - Use varargs judiciously
Item General Programming
Item 46 - Prefer for-each loops to traditional loops
Item 49 - Prefer primitive types to boxed primitives
Concurrency
Item 68 - Prefers executors and tasks to threads
Item 71 - Use lazy initialization judiciously

So far, I feel like the 2nd edition was worth the price I paid for it. Some of the old items were revised quite a bit, and the new items on enums and annotations are very good. But here are my disclaimers: I haven't read all the new items, I work for the publisher (Pearson), I only paid $20 for the book after my employee discount, and it was expensed anyway. I love these perks.