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Designing Your Special Insert the 2014 Events Calendar Sponsored by the Italian Heritage & Culture Committee of New York Free Issue All Things Italian in New York Year 2, Issue 7-8 September-October 2014 $ 4.50 Watch us on i-Italy | TV NYC LIFE - Channel 25: Saturdays 11:00PM & Sundays 1:00PM in the NYC metropolitan area on all cable operators and on the air WEb TV: go to www.i-ItalyTV.com AppLE TV: download our iPhone app and connect to your TV In this Issue: Stefano Albertini Interviews Director Gianni Amelio ● Natalia Quintavalle on Italy at the Helm of the EU Council ● Meet the Leaders of the Columbus Citizens Foundation, Frank G. Fusaro and Angelo Vivolo ● Ambassador Paolo Fulci on How Italy Made the Small Powerful. And much more... 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