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Ollicial Nenspapei Village of . |g Freeport • I m • Freeport School District tw LEA DEE FREEPORT. NEW YORK. No. 32 " .J . 10-1 . Baldwin I lul - School District \<d 51st YRAR. NOVEMBER 28.198S I U.I •• • - " . -' PRICE 2Z O5 * PERCOPr Freeport Mall To Host Holiday Fun Police Nab Corporations, Non-Residents Face Liens On Prop<le rtles FREEPORT - Cbiporilions evndng ptopetty in. Fteepott, who hMvcchoseo lo ignore-, fines ' foi vkbiidns im^iosed by the VnUge Coazli wDl -sow find tbey can tiot sell thi; properly. Nassaa Coanty wiH now reo>rd that there is a lien on the property arid the lien will not be lifted until all fines are paid-to the Vilbge of Freeport. Some indtviduals will find themselves in the same position. •At the suggestion of Freeport Village Court Justice Ralph Franco, and with the assistance of Village Attorney Harrison J. Edwards and Deputy Village . Attorney WUliam Clacken, 16 such judgments .against eight corporations and seven individuals have already been filed with the office of the Nassau County Oetk. Judge Franco pointed out that the collection of the monies is important, but the elimination of the violations the fines represent is equally as important. "The average citizen who has been found guilty of violating a Village law win move quicUy to correct the violation in order to receive a lower fine imposed by our Court," explained Franco. "The fine is paid or the individual faces up to 15 days in jail. Others hide behind their corporate status to avoid payment. The corporate owner of an apartment house, for instance, may not feel the necessity -of responding to heat complaints when he is aware that any forthcoming fines could be ignored by him without the consequence of a jail sentence." In the case of individtjals who chose to ignore a fine, a warrant is issued for their arrest. However, the warrant is only effective within the Court's jurisdiction, the boundaries of the Village of Freeport, which leaves the out-of- town landlord untouched. With such corporations and (Cent, en Page 16) rei Link Pair To Temple And Home Theffs BALDWIN - The ethnic slurs scrawled with.brown magic marker on an inside hall.of the South Baldwin Jewish Center early Monday morning, November 25.. lias apparently no relation to the arson at the Center this past May; However, the two men police say are responsible for the latest acts against the Temple have been liitlwd with'a brea£-iti/r6bbery'iii a Bddwinhbme on Noventbe; 1. According - to Nassau County Detective Dennis Cooney, a custodian at the Sonth Baldwin Jewish Center, Robert Coico. 20. of 509 Chester Street in South . Hempstead, was arrested at 4:30 pm Tiiesday afternoon. • November 26. at the Center, for the. robbery at the Ashland Avenue home Ixist moi^th,. in which the homeowner was whipped on his back with a television antenna (THE LEADER, November . 7, 1985. page 1). Although Cooney obtained a statement fixim Coico about his involvement at the Jewish Center. Coico apparently cannot be charged with that crime because of the Rogers law. The Rogers Law prevents police fiom questioning alleged perpetrators of a crime about that crime if they have previously been charged with another crime and the attorney representing them in the earlier case is not notified to be present. Any evidence of statements obtained by police without the presence of . that earlier attorney becomes inadmissible in court. However, according to Detective Cooney, Coico implicated an I8-ycar-old Franklin Square youth as the second person involved in both incidents — the house robbery and the latest Jewish Center case. Joseph Billian, 14 Barrymore Boulevard, Franklin Square, has been charged with Robber)' First Degree, a B Felony; Criminal Use of a Weapon, First Degree, a B Felony; and Assault Second Degree in the Ashland Avenue robbery; and Burglary Third Degree, and Aggravated harrass-menl Third Degree in the recent Jewish Center case. According to Cooney, the painted ethnic slurs obscene words ar<d threats to bum the iempfe' down, -cuvered-ap •'•^ burglary- of money &om the Temple, which had had a bo(A fair that past weekend. Following the arrest of Coico and Billian, Detective Cooney explained that the investigation of the Jewish Center burglary appeared to point to an inside job and he had been checking out Temple employees. ' when at about 4 pm this Tuesday, he went back to the building to check some possible, new evidence. There, Cooney said, he saw Coico. who was wanted for questioning by police for the November 1st house robbery. Checking with other Jewish Center employees, Cooney ascertained that the name he had previously been given by them for Coico was slightly different, but that the man was indeed Robert Coico. Cooney called for back-up and Coico was arrested. Billian was arrested shortly afterwards. LIRR Station Robber Caught - FREEPORT - An unemployed 23-year-old Freeport man has been arrested for a stabbing incident at the Freeport Long Island Rail Road slaiion Tuesday evening, November 19. Gary Borum, of 404 ' South Ocean Avenue, was arrested by Del. Richard Gallo of the Nassau County Police First Squad and charged with Assault Second. According to police, the sLab- - bing occurred at 6 pm. The victim, a 29-year-old Freeport man, was approached by a man who allegedly stabbed him in the right arm for no apparent reason. The victim was taken to South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside. where he was treated and released. Sanfa, lippYi Special EvenfsOn Fri.&Saf. • FREEPORT - Special pre-HoUday activities will be taking place on . the Freeport Mall Friday and Saturday, November 29-30. ' Billed as ai "Let's Get Acquainted" Weekend, the program includes an announcement by Village Mayor Dorothy Storm of the new name chosen for the Mail. A contest receiitly held drew a reported several hundred entries and theWinning entry —^'and the Mall's new official name — will be announced at 3 pm.Saturday. The winner will receive merchandise and gift certificates donated by local merchants. While Santa Qaus is the traditional popular draw this time of . year, Freeport's famous show business "personality." Zippy The Chimp, will be on .hand on Fridayat2pm. Santa himself, specially in-> .-vited for the-.&stiyilles by the - Frecjiorl KiwanisV will be on the Mall on Satnrday. 11 am-4 pm. Beginning at 12 noon, youngsters will be able'to have their pictur^ taken. &ee. with the jovial bearded "guest of honor" and these will be developed and given to the child, after developing. • Friday's Program Also expected on Friday will be various Freeport Village government, department heads, who will be on hand to discuss village matters with local residents andbusinesspeople. on a one-to-one basis. Tliey'll be on the Mall from 12-3 pm. Saturday Program .Radio Station WGBB will be on the Mall on Saturday broadcasting live from a remote. Music will be provided by the Freeport High School's Select Chorale 11-12 noon; and Sharon Jones Dance Center has a 2 pm. sharp, presentation planned. Santa will be joined by clowns, who win be on the Mall U am- 4 pm. ' . .^ The Freeport Fire Department wiU give a safety demonstration Saturday afterrtoon and : the Freeport Policemen's Benevolent Association- (PBA) wiH be running' their, fingerprinting program foryoungsters 12-3 pm. The Freeport Library-Book-mobUe will also be on the MaU on Saturday. • The Freeport Scandinavian Club will have an exhibit, including crafts, during the Saturday afternoon hours. From 1-2 pm. the Bay Gty Ramblers are expected to entertain.. Tliis weekend will also be the last time residents can bring a ''Win A Turkey", coupon to a Mall store. Fifteen winners will be drawn and 15 turkeys will be presented to them, courtesy of Kari Ehmer's, in time for Christ-' mas dinner. ALL ABOUT FREEPORT. "Editor in Chief" Ira Bryck (seated, 1.) and Freeocrt Village Mayor Dorothy Storm (seated, r.) go over the page proofs of the Freeport Cfvamber of Commerce's upcoming "Quids To Freepcri," a 10-page tjooklel produced by the ChamBer's Kuoiitity Committee which will be distributed at no cost by the Chamber. Among the ccnlribuicrs to the book were Freeport High School students who participated hi essay and art contests run under the di-reciicn cl English Department Chairwoman Barbara Benaccinl (standing, 2n'd I.) and Art Department Chairman Raymond Johnson (standing. 2nd r.). Beating 12 entries in the art contest was Anthony Sammit (standing r.) who won first place and a $50 scholarship prize from the Chaml>er and will see his work on the front cover. Second prize went ic Craig Schlechter (standing, I.), who received $20 wllfi (lis work tp been the badi caver. I na field of 70. Sabclna.Thoinu (standing, 3rd r J wen $50 in the essay cbntwtaiid-RelJeccjCf ranos' jMandina; irdL) seccnd place fcr $30. Both articles wHI aooear In the Guide
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I liked drawing figures (i.e. grape pickers ) before I took up with cups of hot chocolate. So I put plenty of figures in as a distraction.
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CAROLE!! I LOVE THESE -- those grapes are to die for!! I so agree about GREEN!!! MERCY, and here in NC -- living in the woods -- that's all I have -- GREEN!!!!!! blobs indeed! But you've managed to shape each of them so incredibly -- they DO SAY VINEYARD awesomely -- and I'm on my way to buy your cards!! THANK YOU!ReplyDelete
Carol, I feel like my toes are touching the French soil, the grapes are sweet as I wipe off my chin, smiling at you and your beautifully painted cards! Good Luck!!ReplyDelete
I had a glass of Gespritzter for lunch (must have hit 80 degrees today) and your pictures for dessert. :-) The grape pickers are soon going to be out in the Viennese vineyards, too. Wouldn't that be a good reason to come and paint in Vienna? Chocolate pickings are also excellent here. :-)ReplyDelete
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The bread dough is delivered to the store in boxes, each of which contain about 80 frozen breadsticks. Each stick contains the same amount of dough, though there are some slight discrepancies in length. Each day frozen breadsticks are taken out to defrost. One issue with the length comes at the next stage, as the defrosted bread sticks are supposed to be stretched when transferred into the bread formers (for the flavoured breads the toppings are applied at this stage) - if the bread isn't fully defrosted when it's transferred then it won't stretch. After this they are proofed in a heated cabinet. When the bread reaches a certain size - which is determined by a template - it is cooked. Sometimes bread is underproofed - either because of an inexperienced member of staff or because it is very busy - in which case the bread will end up slightly smaller than it should. After the sandwich has been made it is wrapped, during which it is compressed slightly; further, if it was heated then the moisture causes the sandwich to shrink slightly.
The point is, you're always getting the same amount of bread. And the fillings are applied to a formula, so the amount of veg should always be consistent. I can understand why people feel mislead when a sandwich doesn't measure to exactly one-foot but there are so many variables that the size can't be guaranteed to that level of accuracy. The sandwich pictured was toasted, which causes it to shrink.
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- Brian Davis said...
That's great news - thanks for ferreting this out! I can see a lot of ways to make certain standard blocks smaller, but I'm most curious as to what *else* they will end up doing. Optomizing the compiler seems a good option, but I'm not sure if there's anything else in the works.
As to efficient coding, yeah... that's a learning curve we're all climbing (unless, perhaps, you are coming at this from LabVIEW).
Brian Davis
- Sep 7, 2006, 1:07:00 AM
Teams can maximize memory space by:
Downloading the newest firmware from inside the NXT software
Deleting unused programs
Deleting unused sound and graphic files
Deleting preinstalled files and programs
Create subroutines to reduce the number of programming blocks needed
I feel an urge to say "Duh".
- Sep 7, 2006, 2:10:00 AM
- David Levy said...
Some feedback from an earlier club meeting: The students (3rd - 6th grade ) were told to delete or re-use the program names to avoid memory buildup while stepping through the programming exercises. One thing that was not obvious to them was accumulation of sound and graphic files albeit the reuse or deletion of programs
- Sep 7, 2006, 3:09:00 AM
lol, ditto maniac.
- Sep 7, 2006, 4:22:00 AM
- Guy Ziv said...
"...In addition, LEGO is developing a number of new, additional programming blocks that will be more memory efficient...."
Anyone has an idea what these can be?
- Sep 7, 2006, 4:24:00 AM
- Filip said...
RobotC has compressed sound, that might help. What might help NXT-G too is a better optimized kernel, and less overhead per block.
I understand LEGO tried to cut corners to make sure they can release the product on time, and that's how they launched a solution that works, full well knowing this could be improved.
And I have to say that NXT-G is pretty good for a version 1.0.
I just wish LEGO provided some sort of roadmap, even if they cannot commit to time scales right now.
- Sep 7, 2006, 5:13:00 AM
I've used NBC which generates executables that are 1/10 the size of NXT-G executables.
Has anyone done a benchmark on RobotC sizes - both executable and compressed sound file sizes? Is RobotC going to lose it's "free" status and become a commercial product?
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Last month we took you behind the scenes at American Supercar in Hudson, Florida, and showed you how Phil Somers custom built Baldwin-Motion's wild Camaro SuperSpeedster. This month, we're here to show you the result of his handiwork, and it's unlike anything you've ever seen before.
The two-seat, coach-built SuperSpeedster is the second in the Baldwin-Motion Super Series. Last year, its Camaro SuperCoupe debuted at the 2005 SEMA convention in Las Vegas and blew the roof off the Convention Center. The two-seat custom bodied Camaro boasted a 540 cubic inch Kinsler Cross Ram all-aluminum big- block that produced over 700 horsepower. After getting the word out that Joel Rosen and the Motion name was back in the turn-key car business after 30 years, the SuperCoupe went to the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale the following January and fetched a cool $450,000.
Along with the Phase III and SS-427 Camaros, the Super Series may have generated more interest then the original Baldwin-Motion supercars built by Rosen from 1967-1974. Those were the pavement melting Camaros, Chevelles, Novas, Corvettes, and Chevrolets Motion Performance guaranteed would go mid 11s with a qualified driver.
Now it's 2007 and Motion Performance is back in the supercar business in ways never dreamed of 40 years ago. While the cars remain true to their big-block heritage, today's Baldwin-Motion SS-427 and Phase III Camaros are light years ahead of their forebears, bristling with the latest technology in brakes, suspensions, and audio systems. Clocking a 10-second quarter-mile, and then cruising home with the air on and Ludacris kickin' from a 2,200-watt Sony 10-speaker Xplod audio system is what you'd expect from these guys.
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If the Phase III and SS-427 Camaros carry on the Motion tradition, the SuperSpeedster lays out big time braggin' rights for the Sarasota, Florida-based company. And don't think Rosen is just loaning out his name and cashing the checks; he's a big part of the development and engineering of each car. "Mr. Motion" is still magic with a big-block engine. His camshaft designs and techniques for building ultimate Rat motors weren't learned overnight. He's been doing this sort of thing since the early '60s when he opened a dyno shop in Brooklyn, New York.
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Disregarding the ceiling.
Ceilings are the biggest stand-alone architectural element in any room, yet they are frequently ignored or poorly decorated. Leaving the ceiling white, while painting the walls with color, can make a room seem unfinished. By adding just a touch of color to a ceiling, you can bring a certain intimacy, as well as give the space a much more finished and refined look. And painting the ceiling a contrasting color is a great way to add flair and drama to a room.
Forgetting about texture.
Texture can make a simple room more interesting and adds dimension to any space. If your client prefers a starker look, with neutral tones and sleek furniture, consider adding texture to the walls to help soften the room's appearance and instill some character. And you can bring depth to a monochromatic room with texture-rich elements. A room lacking texture, even if otherwise nicely designed, will come off looking dull and one-dimensional.
Pushing a trend.
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ANY LONGTIME PORTLANDER with half a fork in the food scene can admit that our mornings used to need a little love. Lunch and dinner have distinguished themselves as the city's fussed-over firstborns, now warmed to the spotlight of the nation's critical acclaim; breakfast, not so much.
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Tyler Moore has had experience at several different positions during his baseball career.
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Now that the Nationals have tasted a little bit of success, Moore would like for that to continue with another playoff run next season.
Before he goes to spring training in about another week, Moore will be the guest speaker at Mississippi State's First Pitch/Fan Day celebration today.
Moore, who has faced some of the toughest pitchers the major leagues has to offer, will try not to be too intimidated when it comes time to address the crowd at the Palmeiro Center.
"I tried not to get myself too worked up (about a speech)," Moore told Jim Ellis on the Sports Edge radio program. "I just don't want to embarrass myself on stage. It's supposed to be a question and answer thing so hopefully someone will help me out."
After his time at Northwest Rankin High School and Meridian Community College, Moore was a first baseman at MSU in 2008. He hit .299 with 11 doubles, 14 home runs and 46 runs batted in.
He was selected in the 16th round by Washington following his one-year stay with the Bulldogs. It was the third time the Nationals had drafted Moore as he was chosen in the 41st round in 2005 out of high school and 33rd round in 2006.
Moore played four years of minor league baseball before getting the call to the major leagues last April. He made his major league debut April 29.
"It seemed like it took forever, but I've matured as a baseball player and as a man coming up through the minors," Moore said. "Not every day was easy, but once you get to a particular level, it's much easier.
"It's like when you have a bad truck your whole life and when you get a new one, it makes you want to take care of it. I was very blessed and got some opportunities, was able to come through and hopefully it continues for a long time."
Moore hit .263 in 55 games with 35 starts in left field, right field and first base for Washington.
One of the highlights of the season for Moore was a game-winning hit in the first round of the postseason for the Nationals.
Moore was happy to be part of something special for the organization that hadn't had a great history of winning.
"It wasn't a solid hit, but it was a flare that got the job done," Moore said. "It was crazy how the city just came around us, mostly toward the end of the year because our big league team hadn't been that great and last year we'd seen flashes of it. (Last) year we kind of put it together and we finished with the best record in the National League. It was just a fun time to come to the park every day because the fans filled the place up every day and rallied behind."
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Springfield boy, 12, recovers from ordealBy Susan Smallheer
Staff Writer | July 28,2013Photo by Len Emery
Ian Treadway of Springfield, recovered from his near-electrocution at a power substation, is back to doing what he loves.SPRINGFIELD Ian Treadway zips up and down Merrill Street in Springfield, effortlessly making turns and curls on his Rollerblades, his skinny 12-year-old legs flashing.
No one would know he almost died two months ago.
The only clue might be that his left arm doesnt really bend, and its covered by a tight, beige elastic bandage. Hes got on a new helmet and elbow and knee pads, too safety concessions to his still-recovering body.
It could be 10 years before he is fully recovered from the severe burns he suffered at a Green Mountain Power substation, just down the road from his familys home on Merrill Street.
His mother, Kassie Hoisington, says there is almost no chance Ian would have survived if he had actually touched the 46,000-volt equipment.
But when he got too close, she says, he suffered severe, life-threatening flash burns on his neck, shoulder, arms and back, as well as burns on his face.
Ian doesnt remember much about the accident, and doesnt know why he disregarded the warning signs and wiggled between the locked gates at the substation, which is a short distance from his house.
Ian recalls a big boom and falling to the ground. He kept trying to get up, he says, but emergency responders kept telling him not to move.
He was with two friends. He says he didnt climb the chain-link fence as police first reported; the fence is topped with barbed wire.
I hope they make it safer, is all he will say now.
Ians skating last week, under his mothers watchful eye, was a celebration of sorts: His doctors at Shriners Hospital for Children in Boston had just given him clearance two days earlier to resume the active life of a 12-year-old. The only warning was no contact sports, said Ian, an avid baseball player whose positions are pitcher, catcher and shortstop.
I cant do a lot of the things I usually do, he says.
He cant play contact sports because someone could injure his still healing skin, causing it to break down.
Ive touched my nose twice, he says with more than a bit of pride over his progress in bending his skin-grafted left arm.
To look at his face now, you cant tell that it was a bloody mess on May 14, his mother says.
Hoisington holds her sons face and shows the slightly reddish scars under his eyes. Its obvious she is seeing something else that she wont soon forget.
His face was a mess, she says.
Ians eyebrows and his eyelashes have grown back, and the brown hair on top of his head looks just fine.
But he bends over and brushes his hair away: There is a burned bald spot on the back of his head.
Doctors could eventually make that spot grow hair again, but Ian says he just plans to brush his hair over the spot.
The grafted skin on his left arm is literally too tight for him to bend it, he says, although he is doing daily exercises and sees a physical therapist at home twice a week. Another operation and skin graft, and another operation to remove scar tissue under his arm, are in his future.
He can touch his hands, says his mother. But he doesnt have a lot of mobility in his shoulder.
Ian and his close friend Tim Bapp, also 12, are at the inseparable age. They will both enter seventh grade at Riverside Middle School in Springfield at the end of August; they have another month of summer vacation together.
The melded Treadway-Hoisington family has lived on Merrill Street for seven years, and Ian has two brothers and a sister.
Hoisington says before Ians accident, the family were putting an addition on the back of the house so Ian could have his own room. Right now, that project is temporarily on hold. We havent done anything on it, she says.
The day Ian was injured, Hoisington had been sent home from work because the incident at the substation had cut electricity to all of downtown Springfield and as far away as Chester.
When she got to Merrill Street, she saw all the emergency vehicles and feared the worst.
Ians mother and stepfather Jeff Treadway were driven to Boston by Springfield Police Chief Douglas Johnston and Lt. Mark Fountain. The ride was just a high-speed blur, Hoisington says, because she didnt know whether Ian had survived.
He had been airlifted from Springfield Hospital to Massachusetts General Hospital: after several hours of tests he was immediately transferred next door to Shriners Hospital.
Ian didnt appear to have any internal injuries, she says.
At Shriners, Ian was in an drug-induced coma, wrapped up like a mummy and in a plastic bubble. Hoisington slept on a couch in his room, talking and reading to him and praying he would survive.
The first week was horrible, she says. He was in critical condition for 15 days.
After the first week, the doctors were more optimistic, but warned Hoisington that a lot of complications could develop.
And you have to sign waivers any time they did anything to Ian, she says.
His left arm was burned the worst, she says, and there were burns on his chest and back.
He was unrecognizable, Hoisington says. His face was completely disfigured.
The only sign of encouragement, she said, was that Ian slightly squeezed her hand and wiggled his toes, ever so slightly.
I think it was to the music, I think it was a trumpet, Ian recalls, making a joke for his mother.
Doctors took skin grafts from his legs to replace the burned skin, she said, doing six grafts in all
Three other children or teenagers were in the intensive care unit, Ian says, all of them burn patients.
One put gasoline on a camp fire, one had a sparkler ignite her dress, and another was fixing a motorcycle, Ian says.
Hoisington says Ians two main doctors were Dr. Robert Sheridan, and Dr. Phillip Chang.
Who was the one with the tiny scissors? Ian asks his mother.
Hoisington joined Facebook while at the hospital as a way of communicating with people back in Springfield. She doesnt have a computer at home and hasnt posted anything since they got back to Springfield in mid-June.
She says the family is very private. The community support has been wonderful, she says, but its been very hard for her to tell strangers the details of Ians injuries and healing.
Thats why Im doing this interview, so people will know, she says.
Out of concern for the familys privacy, she didnt want Ians doctors to talk about his injuries and recovery.
Hoisington says that her health insurance at work has covered all of Ians medical bills, and the Shriners organization has helped tremendously as well, but nothing covers lost wages and other problems.
She has gone back to work as a bank teller in a local credit union, and keeps an eye on Ian as much as any mother can.
Hoisington says the recovery has been miraculous, which she attributed to good genes as well as prayer and expert medical care.
Now, Ian wears pressure garments to protect his new skin and keep the scars flat. He will likely have to wear the pressure vest for two years, his mother says. Right now, Ians upper left arm is an angry red and he says the veins and arteries stick out on his forearm.
Hoisington says she wrote poems to her son as he lay in a coma for 2½ weeks, and filled two notebooks with painful thoughts she felt at the time. Ian was in the hospital for 32 days, and came home to Springfield on June 16.
She read one of the writings to him again last week: As I sit alone, thinking of you. I gather my thoughts on what I should do. I just want to sit by your bedside, hold your hand and try not to cry. I feel so helpless and afraid. I know you are strong, I know you are brave. The doctors keep saying one day at a time; hold on tight, its a long climb.
I think were good, she says now, looking at her son and Tim, his best friend since they met in the second grade. Were just getting back to normal life.
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The Faustin Family was a Russian Mafia family in Liberty City and the second most powerful Russian family in the city after the Petrovic Family. They play a prominent role in Grand Theft Auto IV, which results in all leading members of the Faustin Family being killed by Niko Bellic.
Events of GTA IV
The Faustin Bratva, is a large family of Russian Mafia members, who seem to run in both Dukes and Broker. The family is headed by Pakhan Mikhail Faustin, an erratic and paranoid cocaine addict who lives in a mansion with his estranged wife and rebellious teenage daughter who was going out with Jason Michaels, a member of the Lost gang in Alderney. It would seem Faustin is a member of the Bratski Krug, or Circle of Brothers, a Russian version of the Italian-American Commission. Broker is run by one of the family's Brigadiers, Vladimir "Vlad" Glebov, a Russian loan-shark operating out of "Comrades" until he is executed by Niko Bellic.
Mikhail's orders for numerous hits on people for trivial matters draws unwanted attention from the law and upsets his partner, Dimitri Rascalov, who is angry that Mikhail has stopped following the unspoken rules of organized crime. Another Mafia family, the Petrovic Family, almost wage a full-scale war on the Faustin family when Lenny Petrovic, Underboss son of Pakhan Kenny Petrovic, is murdered on orders from Mikhail. This is averted when Dimitri secretly strikes a deal with Pakhan Kenny Petrovic to use Niko to kill Mikhail. Dimitri then assumes control of the Faustin family with his new partner, Ray Bulgarin, Niko's old boss in the human trafficking ring to whom Niko, supposedly, owes money to. The Faustin family under Dimitri and Bulgarin's new leadership betrays Niko and attempts to kill him. They then set fire to Niko and Roman's apartment and taxi depot, running the cousins out of Broker and Dukes.
After the death of Mikhail Faustin, Dimitri went independant, the Faustin Bratva was no more, adverting to the Rascalov Bratva.
The Faustin Bratva wear suits and sportcoats, often complementing with russian fur hats and aviator glasses, as opposed to the Petrovic Family, who mostly wear cheap tracksuits and second-hand coats.
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I'm finally back in it.
At the end of 2011, I decided (for a few different reasons) to essentially stop following professional wrestling. Not just WWE - all of it. No 'E, no TNA, no ROH, no Chikara, nothin. It wasn't really for lack of interest, so much as there was just too much else going on that I didn't really have the time anymore. So for just about two years, I gave it up.
Hey folks. I'm pretty sure the title speaks for itself, so let's get to it. These are the features I'm hopin' and prayin' will be added to WWE '13
1. Midcard Superstars
Now let me first say that I believe THQ did a great job with the WWE '12 roster. With that said, I was a little bit disappointed with the lack of midcard talent in the game. Now I understand that people are
So obviously the title speaks for itself: this is a list of the young WWE stars that are the future of the company. Here are the rules:
-they cannot be Divas, obviously
-they have to have been in WWE for less than 5 years
-they cannot have held either the WWE or World title
-tag teams count as one spot
-FCW stars can be used
Hey again folks. Here we go with yet another chapter of the most sporadic writer of all time, Chris Masterpiece.
Let's get right to it. Brock Lesnar's return is big. Hell, it's huge. And everyone's talking about it, both the good and the bad. And here's where we find our topic.
I was watching some highlights from this past RAW and saw that one of the comments said something
After a hiatus, don't worry folks, ChristMasterPiece has returned. Be jealous.
Alright, so, here's the deal: I'm gonna be doing a four-part series on ways the WWE could change their product for the better (in my opinion, of course). So this is Part 1: The New School. Let's get to it.
I guess the first thing you're wondering is, who in the bluest of blue hells is the New


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