The target, as always, is Romney and his (admittedly lame) habit of peeling off the skin at KFC, but Huck’s been working in these regional panders for weeks now, most benignly with his recollections of cooking squirrel in a popcorn machine and malignantly with his defense of the rebel flag.

Story about a husband who's written about the absurd machinations his wife went through trying to keep her breasts pumping out baby milk in the working world. His story was one of few if only male-authored stories that made the cut in the new book, Chicken Soup for the Working Mom's Soul.

The Bears season has been a disappointing one, from the opening-day loss in San Diego to the most recent failure in Seattle, and a big part of that has been injuries to key cogs in the Chicago football machine. With the team's playoff chances all but dead, is it time to err on the side of caution with some of the Bears' bruised and battered?

Meet the Robinsons is a great CGI animated film by Disney and one of their best efforts in quite some time, far superior to their prior effort with Chicken Little. The film has some humorous characters such as Bowler Hat Guy, whose hat, which is named Doris, talks like a futuristic robot as the pair has a stolen time machine of their own.

David Hasselhoff is passed out in the seat of his beloved KITT, his little doll body limp and lifeless. A few steps away, a plastic Bob Barker has skewered a giant Doberman's testicles with a toy sword. Little is sacred here at ShadowMachine's production studio — little except the animation process.

Frank Coppa Sr. born (September 11, 1941 Manalapan, New Jersey) is a Sicilian-American gangster in the Bonanno crime family and close friend of Joseph Massino and Frank Lino. He is the godfather of Coppa's children, as Frank Lino is his. BiographyFrank Coppa Senior has brown eyes and brown hair and stands at 6'2. He was a whale of a man. When he strapped a belt around his plus-size pants, his stomach bulged out, both above and below his waistline. He is described as a "gentle giant" with a demeanor of friendly bus driver. He started off burglarizing houses and was a member of the Avenue U Boys street of who had a violent reputation. Frank was a lifelong childhood friend of Bonanno crime family capo Frank Lino. Coppa graduated from high school and event attempted college. He was gainfully employed as a grocery store clerk, transport truck driver and waiter but soon drifted back into a life of crime. He began his criminal career selling stolen merchandise from transport truck hijackings. In Bensonhurst he associated with the Colombo crime family and Genovese crime family before he eventually joined the Bonanno crime family. Frank known in mob circles as a "white collar wiseguy" who never murdered anyone. He elevated himself from a "sidewalk soldier" to a shady businessman. Coppa was one of the Bonnano crime family's biggest mobsters active on Wall Street and is credited for practically inventing the pump-and-dump stock scheme. He was involved in crooked stock market deals for nearly thirty years and earned millions. Coppa acquired many wealthy assets including parking garage leases, soda vending machine and coin-operated telephone contracts and a chain of chicken rotisserie restaurants which he once tried to get involved into the stock market. He even used his influence to win a city contract to bus handicapped children to and from school. In 1972 from his stock market schemes Frank lost his mass fortune. To win it back he invested heavily in the Texas oil company "Tucker Drilling". When he had acquired a quarter of the stock to himself, he dumped it at $4.00 a share earning him hundreds of thousands of dollars. For his involvement in the stock dumping of Tucker Drilling Lino was indicted and convicted. He was sentenced to three years of supervised release and two years unsupervised. In 1978 he survived a botched car bomb attempt and suffered third degree burns and shrapnel wounds to his face, chest and legs when climbing into his Mercedes Benz. Despite his conviction he continued his scams in the stocket market and was arrested with Frank Lino in 1992 for it and they were both convicted of fraud. He became wealthy in the rackets driving a Mercedes Benz SUV and lived in a sprawling house in Manalapan, New Jersey. He later became state's evidence after faced with racketeering charges and testified against Joseph Massino following the actions of his friend Frank Lino who became state's evidence shortly before him.