I took most of the summer off to have fun and coach Little League and Pop Warner. It was worth it. Now back to blogging! Will post some columd later this week.
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Welcome back Tom -- and not a moment too soon! Here they come again -- Capone, Luciano, Johnny Torrio, Big Jim Colissimo, the most successful whore master of all time...even stone cold killer Frankie Yale (Franceso Ualio) and all of them struttin' down the Jersey boardwalk to boot!
"Boardwalk Empire" Sunday, tomorrow, 9pm HBO. They've done it again and hats off!
Lotsa talented Italian-Amiercan actors ( or stepinfetchits as you would have it) playing murderers and cafones! And even your old pal, Scorcese behind the camera.
And I can promise you, on this boardwalk they WILL shoot guidos.
So stack yourself a big mortadella sub, sit back and buon gusto, fratello mio!
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Sad news. One of the Italian-American "minstrel show" performers, one of your I-A "Stepinfetchits", Denise Borino Quinn, of Roseland, who played Ginny Sack onThe Sopranos , that show you watched repeatedly to definitively certify its negative impact on Italians, died of cancer at age 46. She worked in a nail salon. Without acting experience, she, as you know, turned out true and moving portraits of humanity.
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As the historical record indicates, Congressman Pallone waited for disaster and tragedy to strike before he moved to reign in the MMS. It took more than 20 years since scandal first struck the MMS and almost 90 days after the worst oil spill in US history for Pallone to show any sign of leadership on his committee. Note that on July 15th, 2010 Congressman Pallone finally issued a press release stating that he had approved legislation to “abolish the Minerals Management Service”.
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