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L'ora del wrestling presenta"Wrestling Pulse: AEW,TNA, Fan Q&A " St.2 Ep.18Wrestling Pulse ti porta al centro dell’azione con il recap completo degli show WWE, AEW e TNA con Lorenzo Fanti.🌀Vi porteremo con analisi critiche e approfondimenti in AEW Dynamite e in TNA Wrestling con puntata settimanale e TNA + Unbreakable.🎧 A seguire, nella rubrica "Il Direttore Risponde", Pino Fasciano e Vincenzo Canciello rispondono senza filtri alle domande dei fan: uno spazio diretto, vero, per chi vive il wrestling con passione.🕵️♂️Nuova investigazione ne "I Misteri del wrestling" parliamo di tre wrestler morti: Louie Spicolli, John Tenta e Gino Gambino.🔥 Wrestling Pulse è l’appuntamento...2025-04-201h 19
Drupal BriefDrupalBrief: DrupalCon Atlanta - Working with the AI Agents in Drupal CMSSend us a textThis podcast details a YouTube presentation about integrating AI agents within the Drupal content management system. Vincenzo Gambino, a Drupal developer, explains how to utilize Drupal's AI and AI Agent modules to construct intelligent tools and automated workflows. He details the creation of reusable tools for tasks like content creation and Google Calendar integration, and how these tools are orchestrated by autonomous agents and user-facing AI assistants. The presentation covers prompt engineering, the architecture of agentic systems, and demonstrates building and...2025-04-0624 min
The Hair Transplant Road Show | Robert Haber, MDIs Strip Hair Transplant Surgery Obsolete? | The Hair Transplant Road Show With Robert Haber, MDIs the strip (FUT) surgery method for harvesting hair follicles obsolete? Old fashioned? Outdated?The hair transplant process starts with harvesting hair grafts. Two methods exist for doing this: the strip method (FUT) and FUE. Both have their benefits, but many think that FUE is the only way to go. In this episode, we speak with hair transplant expert Dr. Vincenzo Gambino to help us explore the advantages and use cases for both options. 👉 Schedule a hair transplant consultation with Dr. Haber: https://bit.ly/3cHSwBbSubscribe to The Hair T...2022-10-2328 min
Il CorsivoA trent'anni dalla strage di via d'Amelio restano ancora domande senza risposte | 19/07/2022 | Il CorsivoA cura di Daniele Biacchessi
A trent'anni dalla strage di via d'Amelio a Palermo, in cui perde la vita Paolo Borsellino e la sua scorta, restano ancora domande senza risposte. Il primo processo viene celebrato nel 1994. Alla sbarra, come esecutori materiali Vincenzo Scarantino, reo confesso della strage, il boss Salvatore Profeta, Giuseppe Orofino, proprietario dell'officina in cui viene imbottita di tritolo la 126 usata come autobomba, e Pietro Scotto. Le condanne all'ergastolo diventano definitive. Il processo bis, nel quale erano imputati gli uomini della Cupola e i capi mandamento di Cosa nostra, si conclude il 18 marzo del 2004 con 13 ergastoli.
Tutto chiaro...2022-07-1902 min
STORIA DELLA MAFIA AMERICANAVINCENT MANGANODurante la commissione voluta da Lucky Luciano, VINCENT MANGANO fu il rappresentante di una delle cinque famiglie mafiose di New York, e lo fu dal 1931 fino al 1951, nonché uno dei cofondatori della Commissione. Vincenzo Giovanni Mangano il cui nome naturalizzato negli Stati Uniti è quello di VINCENT Mangano, soprannominato Don Vicenzu, nacque il 14 dicembre 1887 in Sicilia a Palermo. Suo fratello Filippo Mangano è stato vicecapo e poi consigliere della stessa famiglia mafiosa che sarà conosciuta ai giorni nostri come la famiglia Gambino.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/storia-della-mafia-americana--4689841/support.2021-12-0308 min
Gangland WireMichael DiLeonardo part 2Michael Mikey Scars DiLeonardo
This is a re-release of an interview I did last year but it must be listened to again or maybe for the first time. I was able to make contact with Mikey Scars DiLeonardo via telephone. This is a the second of a two part re-release of my first interview. Michael is a relocated federal witness in WitSec or Witness Protection. Mikey Scars is a Mafia legacy because his Sicilian-born grandfather, Vincenzo DiLeonardo, was a captain in the Brooklyn faction run by Salvatore D’Aquila who was the boss of bosses at that time.
Mikey Scars
Mi...2021-04-2600 min
Gangland WireMichael DiLeonardo part 2Michael Mikey Scars DiLeonardo
This is a re-release of an interview I did last year but it must be listened to again or maybe for the first time. I was able to make contact with Mikey Scars DiLeonardo via telephone. This is a the second of a two part re-release of my first interview. Michael is a relocated federal witness in WitSec or Witness Protection. Mikey Scars is a Mafia legacy because his Sicilian-born grandfather, Vincenzo DiLeonardo, was a captain in the Brooklyn faction run by Salvatore D’Aquila who was the boss of bosses at that time.
Mi...2021-04-2638 minGangland WireMichael DiLeonardo Part 1Michael DiLeonardo
This is a re-release of an interview I did last year but it must be listened to again or maybe for the first time. I was able to make contact with Michael “Mikey Scars” DiLeonardo via telephone. Michael is a relocated federal witness in WitSec or Witness Protection. Michael DiLeonardo was a real mafia legacy in that his Sicilian-born grandfather, Vincenzo DiLeonardo, was a captain in the Brooklyn faction run by Salvatore D’Aquila who was the boss of bosses at that time.
Mikey Scars
Michael DiLeonardo grew up in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn with many other future...2021-04-1900 minGangland WireMichael DiLeonardo Part 1Michael DiLeonardo
This is a re-release of an interview I did last year but it must be listened to again or maybe for the first time. I was able to make contact with Michael “Mikey Scars” DiLeonardo via telephone. Michael is a relocated federal witness in WitSec or Witness Protection. Michael DiLeonardo was a real mafia legacy in that his Sicilian-born grandfather, Vincenzo DiLeonardo, was a captain in the Brooklyn faction run by Salvatore D’Aquila who was the boss of bosses at that time.
Mikey Scars
Michael DiLeonardo grew up in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn with m...2021-04-1945 min
Middle Class Film ClassMCFC Episode 78 - CubeThe gang gets the boot this week, as they review The Canadian low budget sci fi thriller, The Cube (1997) directed by Vincenzo Natali. Natali would later go on to direct Splice (2009) and In the Tall Grass (2019). Setting the ground work for limited story telling horror thrillers like Saw and The Platform, Cube used the horror of human nature as the main point of danger and fear, Also a mystery cube made of smaller cubes that may or may not kill you, helps. Streaming for free on Youtube, watch it at home, then follow alongIn News this...2021-03-031h 46
Made To MoveMade To Move 007 | Jacob ColonWelcome to September on 'Made To Move' with Jacob Colon. This month we are spoilt for choice with the best and most exciting new House music from around the world. Stay locked on for more from the underground and beyond.
1. Let's Make Love (TheFREEZproject SOH ATL Beats) - Damond Ramsey, TheFREEZproject
2. Aguella (Extended Mix) - Sllash & Doppe
3. Me Gusta Baila (Original Mix) - The HouzePlayer
4. Parranda (Original Mix) - Alf-G
5. Samba Conga - Vincenzo Pasculli
6. Perc You Later (Original Mix) - Sllash & Doppe
7. Let's Talk About It (Extended Mix) – Kormak
8. Bolingo (Original Mi...2020-09-1359 minGangland WireCarmine GalenteCarmine Galante was born Camillo Galente on February 21, 1910, in East Harlem, New York City. Like many La Cosa Nostra mobsters his parents, Vincenzo “James” Galante and Vincenza Russo, had emigrated to New York City in 1906 from Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily. His father had worked as a fisherman.
The Galante family had the three brothers Camillo, Samuel, Peter Galante, and two sisters, Josephine and Angelina Galante. Camillo would get his name changed to Carmine Galente. He married Helen Marulli, and they had three children; James Galante, Camille Galante, and Angela Galante. He left his wife and lived with Ann Acquavella for most...2019-09-0900 minGangland WireCarmine GalenteCarmine Galante was born Camillo Galente on February 21, 1910, in East Harlem, New York City. Like many La Cosa Nostra mobsters his parents, Vincenzo “James” Galante and Vincenza Russo, had emigrated to New York City in 1906 from Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily. His father had worked as a fisherman.
The Galante family had the three brothers Camillo, Samuel, Peter Galante, and two sisters, Josephine and Angelina Galante. Camillo would get his name changed to Carmine Galente. He married Helen Marulli, and they had three children; James Galante, Camille Galante, and Angela Galante. He left his wife and lived with Ann...2019-09-0929 min