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Thursday, January 28, 2016

Cally’s Crew: Ryan Callahan for Kids with Cancer … Momma Stella and Cally’s Crew … The Twisting of the Political Winds AND What’s at stake … 2 Movie Reviews … What I’m reading now …

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Amici: Cally’s Crew … as if there weren’t enough reasons to love Ryan Callahan at Casa Stella, this one tops the list. Click on the lin...
Saturday, January 23, 2016

Book Review: Breaking Wild … the great storm … the great ambush?

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Amici: Breaking Wild , by Diane Les Becquets ... Amy Raye is a wife, a mother, a stepmother, and a hunter. She also has a past that in...
Wednesday, January 20, 2016

The DNC failed to see Clinton fatigue ... and now what?

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Amici: By now it’s pretty clear that Debbie Wasserman-Schultz and the DNC machine not only failed to foresee the populist message reverbe...
Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Silence of the Dems (part deux) ...

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Amici: While the Bernie Sanders campaign gains strength, and continues to surge off of the backhanded attempt by the DNC to subvert his...
Tuesday, January 12, 2016

Bernie snares a LEGITIMATE endorsement … now it’s time to make the BIG PUSH!

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Amici: Yesterday, the progressive grassroots organization that speaks to liberal causes, MOVEON.ORG, endorsed Bernie Sanders for Presiden...
Saturday, January 9, 2016

Planned Parenthood makes a BIG mistake … Book Review: The Razor’s Edge … and did you see Ovechkin’s game winner vs. the Strangers?

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Amici: Planned Parenthood shoots itself in the foot and energizes Bernie’s campaign. It has to do with this: “Planned Parenthood, w...
Sunday, December 27, 2015

David Rawding’s Taking on Water … Giving Women a Pass … Momma Stella turned 86 …

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Amici: Taking on Water , by David Rawding … James Morrow suffered child abuse as a kid and he’s retained a hair trigger temper he has t...
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Charlie delivered papers, unloaded watermelons, cooked at McDonalds, cleaned dishes at a catering hall, worked in a cardboard factory, rolled posters, worked in his father’s head shop, was a bouncer, worked security, buffed hallways, cleaned apartments, humped sheetrock, was a ten year union window cleaner atop Manhattan’s skyscrapers, was a word processing operator-supervisor-manager and director, coached football, has had novels published here, Russia, Italy, Poland, Mexico and the UK, and did that knockaround stuff for 18 years before meeting his wife, the woman who straightened him out (in a good way). He earned his MFA degree from Southern New Hampshire University at age 57. He continues to write crime novels and has expanded his horizons to include ghostwriting non-fiction—Dogfella: How an Abandoned Dog Named Bruno Turned This Mobster's Life Around--A Memoir will be published in May of 2015.
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