WHEN ORGANIZED crime charged double-digit rates for credit, it was called loan-sharking, and polite society frowned on it. Today some of the nation’s biggest banks are imposing interest rates on credit cards that would turn Tony Soprano green with envy. Full Article at Boston Globe

Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini), family man/Mafia capo, is experiencing panic attacks and ends up seeing a shrink (Lorraine Bracco); an idea lifted from Analyse This. Full Article at The Independent

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You try to imagine him sitting Patrice Evra down and prophesising 'Hell' for the French in Croke Park tonight and, frankly, it's not quite Tony Soprano you see. Full Article at Irish Independent

How well do teams play coming out of their bye week? That might be something you need to know if you are Tony Soprano and planning to wager five large on the Jets. At those stakes, you are looking for every edge you can find. Full Article at Bleacher Report