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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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Indie rock's major label faves return with a solid follow-up to their huge hit, 2005's Plans.
Though suffering from poor layout and lack of sources, an interesting — if far-fetched — theory.
An uneven addition to the espionage thriller genre - with intertwining parallel stories and the usual, and unusual, suspects.
A previously lost collection of mid-80's rock resurfaces.
Jarring, unsettling, ethereal, dark, brilliant.
The pastoral county of Midsomer is the setting for this top-notch British mystery series.
Morcheeba's new CD is an uneven journey through trip hop, downtempo, and Gordon Lightfoot.
A strong, if not perfect, thriller about a kidnapping in Mexico City written by an Israeli intelligence expert.
Boston Celtic Punk rockers release an expanded version of the band's excellent 2007 CD.
The venerable British children's show is back with a DVD of never-before-seen episodes.
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