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Scott M. Deitche is an environmental scientist by profession. He also writes on the Mafia, including the books Cigar City Mafia, A Complete History of the Tampa Underworld (2004), The Silent Don: The Criminal Underworld of Santo Trafficante Jr. (2007), and The Everything Mafia Book: revised edition (2009). His latest book is Green Collar Jobs:Environmental Careers for the 21st Century (Praeger, 2010).
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The Status can look forward to the future, assuming they can stretch their musical boundaries past Progress.
Waylander have shown tremendous growth in their musicianship, delivering a diverse, accessible, yet heavy album.
Light of X might not be the album of the year, but it’s a great start for this artist on the rise.
A new DVD version of one of the '80s comedy classics brings the laughs, but not the extras.
Once again Acorn Media has delivered another jewel of a mystery from the BBC.
The second season of Showtime's acclaimed crime drama continues to impress.
Perhaps the most encompassing history of the Mafia’s development in America.
A solid documentary that shows the struggles of three bands trying to make it in the cutthroat music industry.
A simple, elegant solution to the electrician's nightmare.
A strong release from an inventive and melodic, yet powerful, rock band.
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