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By: John Black
As U.S. trade sanctions on Russia continue to evolve and expand, they are beginning to have an increasingly significant impact on U.S. and non-U.S. exporters and financial institutions. As the rules expand, their complexity increases a bit. Nonetheless, the current rules remain focused on a small number of important Russian entities and on Russian military end uses and military end users. It's high time for a summary of where the rules stand today.
As a result of the Russian invasion and military actions in Ukraine, the U.S. imposed its first round of trade sanctions against Russia in March 2014. As Russian military forces continue at least to stay in, if not be active in, Ukraine (depending on the state cease-fire at any given moment), the U.S. is continuing to expand its trade sanctions and export/reexport controls on Russia. Canada, the European Union and other countries that have export controls also have imposed ever-expanding sanctions and export controls on Russia—in some cases, these other countries have restrictions that are broader than the U.S. restrictions.
While the initial round of U.S. actions might not have had a significant impact on exporters and reexporters, each subsequent expansion of U.S. restrictions is gradually and significantly expanding the impact. At one level, the U.S. rules are complex, but before digging into the complex details (and in order to know if you should dig into the complex details), take a look at the following breakdown of current U.S. restrictions aimed at Russia.
1) General Focus on Russia Defense, Financial and Energy Sectors: The U.S., along with many other countries, is focusing its restrictions on the defense, financial and energy sectors in the Russian economy. The U.S. has put some significant Russian entities in these sections on special restricted parties lists.
2) Export/Reexport License Review Policy: The United States has a stricter license approval policy for Russia. In short, if you apply for a license for a listed party or for activities involving the Russian defense, energy and financial sectors, you should expect that there is a good chance it will not be approved. There certainly may be some cases where licenses will be approved, but those likely are the exceptions to the rule. License applications for other exports/reexports to other sectors of the Russian economy will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, which means that certain applications that were routinely approved in the past may not be approved now.
3) It Starts with Russian Parties Added to Restricted Parties Lists: Both the Office of Foreign Assets Control and the Bureau of Industry and Security have added Russian entities that are primarily in the defense, energy and financial sectors to their respective restricted parties list. OFAC new rules are largely focused on its new list known as the Sectoral Sanctions Identification (SSI) List. BIS added Russian parties of concern to its Entities List.
While U.S. prohibited parties lists include a wide range of obscure persons, companies and entities around the world, the newly added Russian entities include leading Russia energy, defense and financial entities. This means that the odds of you dealing with a newly listed Russia entity are significantly higher than the odds of you dealing with an obscure terrorist entity located in remote areas of Yemen. If you are using a third party screening tool, such as mkdenial.com or a constantly updated internal prohibited parties list, you are already in a position to ensuring you are screening all known names of all known parties you do business with against the most up-to-date lists. That is the critical first step.
The critical second step is to go to the OFAC and BIS websites and look at the names of the newly listed parties to see if they are parties with which you have done business or you may soon do business. Share the lists of the new parties with other people in your organization that should know about the new listings. Compare the lists to what you are doing in Russia, especially in light of OFAC's rule that its restrictions apply to entities that are not listed if one or more listed entities owns a combined 50% or more of the unlisted entity.
If you find out you are dealing (or might soon deal or have dealt) with a new listed party, you need to know what the new rules are for those parties.
4) OFAC Rules for the SSI Parties: The rules are not as simple as "you may not do business with a newly listed SSI." Operating under several executive orders OFAC has issued directives that describe its new, limited restrictions on dealing with these parties. In short:
- SSI Financial Services Entities: You may not be involved in financing for debt longer than 30 days maturity or new equity to listed financial sector entities according to the July 16, 2014 amended Directive 1. You may not be involved in activities prohibited by the prior version of Directive 1 which had a 90 day rule.
- SSI Energy Entities: You may not be involved in financing for debt longer than 90 days maturity to listed energy sector entities according to the July 16, 2014 amended Directive 2. You may not be involved in activities prohibited by the prior Directive 2.In addition, Directive 4 says you may not export or reexport anything in support of exploration or production for deep water, Artic offshore, or shale projects that have the potential to produce oil in the Russian Federation when listed energy section entities are involved.
- SSI Defense and Related Materiel Entities: You may not provide financing for debt longer than 30 days maturity to listed defense and related material entities according to Directive 3.
As you see, the OFAC directives do not prohibit all exports or reexports. In some cases, a problem would involve making an otherwise legitimate export with a problematic 90 day payment term that would exceed the 30 day limit. In other cases, the comprehensive ban on exports and reexports to energy sector entities applies only when the activities involve deep water, Arctic offshore or shale projects.
5) BIS Rules for Parties on the Entities List: BIS rules for its newly listed entities depend on the entity. For many certain newly listed entities, all items subject to the EAR require an export/reexport license. For other newly listed items, such as Gazprom OAO, a license is required only when items are destined for deep water, Arctic offshore, or shale oil or gas exploration or production operations in Russia as described in 746.5. When you find a listed entity, the Entity List will give you the rules applicable to that entity.
6) BIS Controls on Certain Items to Certain Energy Activities: The EAR has new rules that prohibit the export, reexport or in-country transfer of items in ECCNs 0A988, 1C992, 3A229, 3A231, 6A991, 8A992 or 8D999, or items in the new Supplement No. 2 to 746 when those items are destined to either unknown end use or for use directly or indirectly related to the exploration or production of oil or gas in Russian deep water, Arctic offshore or shale formations. Supplement No. 2 to 746 uses Schedule B Numbers to identify the items it controls. Importantly, these new rules apply even when the items are not destined for a Russian energy entity on a BIS or OFAC list.
7) BIS Imposes Military End-Use Export/Reexport Controls on Russia: BIS now applies the long standing 744.21 China military end use rule to Russia. As with China, this rule requires a license for normally NLR items in ECCNs in Supplement No. 2 to 744 when destined for certain limited "military end use" activities as defined in 744.21. These uses include delivery to activities involving the production of military items, but do not include a complete ban on delivery to military entities, as it focuses on the nature of the end use, not on the end user.
BIS also created a military end user rule for Russia in 744.21 that does not apply to China. This rule is a complete ban on delivery of the Supp. 4 ECCNs to military end users in Russia, which include national armed services (army, navy, marine, air force or coast guard), as well as the national guard and national police, government intelligence or reconnaissance organizations, or any person or entity whose actions or functions are intended to support "military end uses" as defined in 744.21.
Finally, a license is required for Russia, like China, for all items controlled in 9X515 and 600 series ECCNs including the y. paragraphs that are No License Required for most other countries.
8) What Should You Do? The first thing you need to do is make sure you take a close and thorough look at the new rules to determine the extent to which you are involved in activities with the listed parties or subject to the new energy sector end use restrictions, the military end-use restrictions, or the military end user restrictions. Take immediate measures to comply with the current rules as they apply to your current activities. This includes non-traditional export compliance issues, such as looking at payment terms when dealing with OFAC listed entities.
Next, take a look at your current and near future activities in Russia to see which things you are doing that might be hit by future expansions of U.S. restrictions. I do not know what is next, but certain potential areas where we could see new restrictions come to mind. For example, you might want to consider what you would do if future restrictions would apply to one or more of the following that you are currently engaged in:
- Activities with currently unlisted parties in the defense, energy or financial sectors
- Non-military business with Russian entities who are engaged in both military and non-military activities
- Dealings with the Russian Government
- Russian energy activities that are not currently the targeted activities
- Russian entities that are not listed but are related to listed entities or are similar to listed entities
8) The Future of U.S. Sanctions and Export/Reexport Controls on Russia: It looks like Russia might be moving ahead of China on the list of U.S. export controls biggest concerns. I don't know what is next or who is next, but I did give some ideas about potential areas where the U.S. could expand restrictions. Right now the U.S. and other countries seem to be ratcheting up trade sanctions as Russian forces continue to stay in, or be active in, Ukraine. If Russia does not change its actions, it is reasonable to expect the United States to continue to expand its sanctions and export/reexport controls on Russia. It is not likely that the United States will impose on Russia sanctions and export/reexport controls similar to U.S. rules for Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan and Syria.
On the other hand, the United States very well could lift all of its sanctions and controls on Russia if Vladimir Putin and the leaders of the United States, Canada and the EU make amends and sit down around the campfire singing Kumbayah while President of the United States John Black plays accompaniment on guitar.


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NCAA Football News
Miami Football: Week 1 Fall Practice Stock Report
The Miami Hurricanes returned to the practice field for the first week of fall camp, signifying the official return of football in South Florida.
It's back, and we couldn't be happier. The 'Canes donned helmets only Tuesday and Wednesday, and after two additional days of shells, Miami completely gears up on Saturday.
The opening week of practice was news-heavy, largely due to pad-less practices and because any depth chart is typically a motivational tool.
Ultimately, 7-on-7 All-Americans may crumble when contact arrives, so it's important to not proclaim the second coming of a Hurricanes' legend after a few reps.
What's Up at Quarterback?
Golden had previously said the quarterback battle would be a two-man race after the first scrimmage. However, per Matt Porter of the Palm Beach Post, that time will now be following the second scrimmage.
As part of the competition, the potential starters shared reps with the first-team offense throughout the week. Jake Heaps took his turn Tuesday, Brad Kaaya on Wednesday and Kevin Olsen during Thursday's session.
Though Olsen is unavailable for the opener, the suspension itself does not mean the redshirt freshman is eliminated from contention. Remember, in 2011, Stephen Morris started in place of a suspended Jacory Harris, who then reclaimed the No. 1 role upon his return.
Olsen's on-field play, on the other hand...
Lastly, Ryan Williams' health was a major talking point. According to Christy Cabrera Chirinos of the South Florida Sun Sentinel, Golden said: "Is he going to be a factor in this race in the next five weeks? I don't know. I honestly don't know and it's not worth speculating on."
Most importantly, be careful not to fall in love with early practice throws because it's much easier for a quarterback to throw dimes when there is no real pressure. The real front-runners will start separating themselves during a fully-padded week No. 2.
Key Freshmen Battling for Positions
Kc McDermott was expected to contribute as part of the offensive line's rotation, but the early enrollee already leapfrogged right tackle Taylor Gadbois.
In this case, whether the move was a reflection of McDermott's summer work or intended to motivate Gadbois doesn't matter; it's encouraging to see the highly touted true freshman back up his billing right away.
Manny Navarro of The Miami Herald notes Darrion Owens is "coming on strong," making a solid case to be the backup strong-side linebacker. Owens earned a black jersey and, per Chirinos, has yet to give it up through day three.
Defensive coordinator Mark D'Onofrio had some "coach speak" about Chad Thomas, but the writing on the wall signifies immediate playing time for the defensive end. According to Porter: "We have to give everybody the same opportunity. But I'm thrilled to have Chad Thomas on the team. Let's leave it at that. I can't wait to get to work with him today."
News and Notes
For the first time in Golden's tenure at Miami, the coveted orange and black jerseys barely changed hands during the opening days of camp.
Offense: Ereck Flowers, Jon Feliciano, Shane McDermott, Danny Isidora, Kc McDermott, Clive Walford, Beau Sandland, Phillip Dorsett, Duke Johnson and Ronald Regula, Herb Waters (for two days) and Rashawn Scott (Thursday)
Defense: Anthony Chickillo, Ufomba Kamalu, Earl Moore, Trent Harris, Denzel Perryman, Raphael Kirby, Owens, Tracy Howard, Dallas Crawford and Antonio Crawford
Note: List courtesy of Chirinos.
According to Ryan Bartow of 247Sports (subscription required), Joe Yearby missed Wednesday's practice due to dehydration but returned to the Greentree on Thursday.
Long-awaited offensive weapon Trayone Gray practiced, and Darrell Langham is expected on Friday. The two freshmen were the lone holdouts while they waited to be given the go-ahead by clearinghouse.
Kamalu continues to press returning starters Chickillo and Olsen Pierre for playing time, and Porter writes the junior will also move inside on third-down situations.
In an effort to build depth at linebacker, Walter Tucker, who was initially brought in at the position, practiced with the unit. Per David Furones of The Miami Herald, Tucker will remain the Hurricanes' starting fullback ahead of Regula.
Along with Tyriq McCord playing linebacker in certain packages, senior Nantambu Akil-Fentress moved down from safety to the weak-side "Will" spot. Golden knows the position is an issue, and Miami is taking proper steps to address the problem right away in camp.
Overall, the opening days were a relatively quiet start to fall practice, which is basically a good thing. But next week, football will return to fast-paced, high-level excitement at "The U."
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Why the Power-5 Conference Autonomy Vote Is Good for Nebraska
On Thursday, the NCAA announced the proposal that would give more autonomy to the five largest conferences with regards to rule-making, as discussed by the Associated Press (h/t Boston Herald).
Those power-five conferences—the SEC, ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and Pac-12—will now have more ability to make rules for themselves. This decision could well be the bell-weather for a seismic change in college football, one that should benefit a program like Nebraska.
So what exactly happened?
The NCAA decided that the 65 schools in the power-five conferences would now be able to make rules for themselves in a number of different areas, including things like providing additional stipends to student-athletes, providing insurance coverage for athletes during and after their participation in competition, rules limiting staff sizes and sharing of television and image-rights revenues with student-athletes.
Fundamentally, the change reflects in the NCAA rulebook the reality that has existed for some time now—that the power-five conference teams are simply engaging in a different enterprise than non-power-five conference football programs.
The staggering amounts of money that the power-five conferences generate with their television revenues allows them to do things that non-power-five conferences simply cannot afford.
Under current NCAA rules, a school like Nebraska (or Alabama, USC or any other major national powerhouse) had to be governed by the same set of rules as schools like New Mexico State and South Alabama, programs with dramatically fewer economic resources available.
The argument against the autonomy proposal was simple and straightforward—all these teams are (ostensibly) competing in the same division, and they should play by the same rules. Allowing the power-five conferences to have their own rules will give those schools a baked-in competitive advantage, even more than they already have.
And that argument is correct. Under the new autonomy rules, the power-five conference programs will have a competitive advantage over the non-power-five schools. The rich will, indeed, get richer.
That's why the rule change is good for Nebraska. Not only is Nebraska a member of arguably the most powerful financial conference, the B1G, Nebraska itself as a program is one of the 20 most financially powerful programs in the country. If the rich are to get richer under this program, then Nebraska will clearly benefit.
More importantly, though, the rule is something that is a practical necessity. The NCAA—indeed, the entire model of amateurism and student-athletes—is under assault from a number of lawsuits dealing with everything from image likeness to anti-trust violations.
Many in the power-five conferences want to take steps, such as a "full cost of attendance" scholarship or an expansion of insurance benefits past graduation for student-athletes. But those efforts were blocked by the non-power-five conference programs because (rightfully so) those programs could not afford to offer those benefits.
With this newfound autonomy, the power-five programs will be better able to proactively address the issues that are bedeviling the NCAA. Certainly, much of the motivation for those programs will be self-preservation of the current goose laying the golden eggs of fat television contracts.
But a byproduct of that self-preservation may very well be some concrete steps to improve the lives of the student-athletes that make the Saturday spectacles we all love so dearly possible.
(And, selfishly, perhaps even come up with a mechanism to compensate student-athletes for the use of their images and likenesses, making a resurrection of the EA Sports NCAA Football video game series a possibility.)
Yes, these rules aren't fair to the non-power-five programs. But given the results of a new poll by ESPN.com's Brett McMurphy (h/t Tom Fornelli of CBS Sports) that a plurality of coaches in power-five conferences are in favor of excluding non-power-five programs from their schedules, we may be heading toward a de facto breakaway of the power-five conferences from the rest of the NCAA in football.
That breakaway, whether it be de facto by exclusive scheduling or de jure by the creation of a "Division Four" as discussed by SEC commissioner Mike Slive, has its own benefits and costs to be debated. But there is little doubt that such a breakaway will be for the benefit of the power-five programs and at the expense of the non-power-five.
As harsh as it sounds, then, the fact that the rule change is good for the rich means that the rule change is good for Nebraska.
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Vernon Hargreaves Injury: Updates on Gators CB's Knee and Return
After a tremendously disappointing 4-8 campaign in 2013, the Florida Gators football team was hoping for a positive offseason and some momentum heading into the 2014 season.
Instead, Will Muschamp's bunch received some unfortunate news regarding cornerback Vernon Hargreaves Thursday. Robbie Andreu of The Gainesville Sun provided a number of updates on the situation:
Hargreaves is one of the most talented players on the entire Florida roster and was seen as a key to the resurgence of the defense. In fact, ESPN.com ranked him as the best true sophomore in the country and the 13th-best overall player in the country in its preseason rankings.
Hargreaves earned first-team All-SEC honors last year thanks to his three interceptions, 38 tackles and 11 total passes defended. He was second in the conference in passes defended per game at 1.17 and looked completely comfortable against elite competition as a freshman.
This injury is certainly a major blow for the Gators moving forward if it is serious. Check back for updates as they develop.
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There was a lot that people didn't know about James Sinclair, like the fact that his 22 year-old brother was living in New York City, or that he even had a 22 year-old brother.
Not even James himself knew, until just before dinner on an April evening.
The sixteen year-old brushed his chocolate locks away from his midnight blue eyes, and dug his fingers into a cardboard box. The contents were few, and when James tipped it over, they spewed out all over the attic floor. A few mothballs rolled, and found their ways to the stairs, where they descended, hitting each step with a thump.
Carcasses of dead spiders were scattered across the floor, the eight legs folded up against the torsos they belonged to.
James recoiled at the sight of the bugs, arachnophobia keeping him from advancing. Shaking his head, he plunged his hand deep inside the box, his fingers curling around a wooden frame. Pulling it out, he could see that the glass was broken, and James set the photo down gently, so as not to send the glass flying around.
The edges of the picture were yellowing and curled up slightly. James narrowed his eyes as he ran his fingers over a section of the photo that was uncovered.
There was his mother, sixteen years ago, a smile on her face, her green eyes glittering with happiness. Her blonde curls were brushed behind her ears, and her left arm was curled tightly around a six year-old boy.
The boy was scowling, his face the mirror image of James, when he was 6. The resemblance was so strong; it could only be the work of sibling ties. The boy was holding a small baby, whose face was turned to the camera. James recognized it to be himself.
"James, pass the potatoes." Arthur Sinclair instructed his son. James held out the dish, but wouldn't let go.
"Mother…" his voice was cold, "what's my brother's name?"
Helen dropped her glass. It hit the table and split, sending Zinfandel dripping to the floor. The baby squealed and clapped her hands, thinking it a game.
Arthur sighed, and snatched the potatoes from James' hands.
"Go and get a napkin and clean that up, James." He instructed. James stood, but didn't move.
"Mom, come on, now. Don't lie to me." Helen's bottom lip quivered under pressure. Finally a squeak omitted from her mouth.
James curled his fingers up into his hand, making a fist so tight that his knuckles turned white.
"I need a couple thousand dollars, and a location."
"Oh, no, Jamie…" Helen reached out her hand, and set it on his wrist, but as her skin touched his, he wrenched his arm away as if he were in contact with pure evil.
"Your stinking brother doesn't care about you, he's only concerned about his drugs."
Arthur pulled James down into his seat.
"Drugs? And you haven't done anything?"
"What're we supposed to do? He's not your father's son, and he wants nothing to do with us." Helen's voice wavered, but she stood up.
"Now," she forced a smile, "anyone for dessert? I have cake."
James stood again, enraged.
"I don't care about your stupid cake!"
Arthur stood now, holding his arm in front of James' face.
'I can call the cops on you for that." James spat. He picked up a carrot stick from his plate, and bit into it in the cockiest manner possible.
"Jays!" The baby squirmed in her seat, babbling her imitation of her brother's name.
But James Sinclair was so blinded by anger, that he brushed off the fact that the baby had just said her first word. Sending a sharp glare at his parents, he exited the room.
James had managed to withdraw money from his bank account, since he had been given large amounts of money from his Grandparents. After rooting through more boxes, and finding letters from Kieran, he was ready to depart.
Moving swiftly through the house, he pulled the plane ticket, and spare cash from the hiding spot in the fireplace, and spun around.
"James, I heard you get up." Helen still looked the picture of grace, even in her silk negligee. James frowned at his mother.
"You can't stop me from leaving, now."
"I, I know. Just…Promise me you'll be back…New York City is a big place."
"It may be big, but I'm not small-"
"But you're my baby!" Helen pulled her son to her, and enveloped his wiry frame, standing on tiptoes to reach his shoulders. Her eyes closed, and she planted multiple kisses on her son's cheeks and head. Struggling, James stopped her.
"Ma! Okay, Mom, I'm leaving now…the taxi's outside."
With a teary hug, Helen said goodbye one last time. James Sinclair stepped out of the door, carrying with him a small bag, and the clothes on his back.
"Where will I be taking you, sir?" The taxi driver asked in a gruff, accented voice.
"Uh, the airport." James answered simply, all the while wondering why the taxi drivers were usually Mexican.
After paying the Mexican, walking through the metal detector, and finally boarding the small plane, homesickness hit.
James held his head in his hands, and drew his knees up to his chest.
"Would you like a cookie?" An old woman rested her hands on James' shoulder, and he looked up with a start. Her white hair was pulled back in a bun, and her ice blue eyes were framed with crow's feet.
James shook his head, and for the rest of the ride ignored her. At one point, she even stood and announced that she had to use the bathroom, only in detail.
"Sinclair!" A man held a sign, his gray tweed jacket was slightly wrinkled, and it held a faint scent of raw coffee bean. James looked at him, wondering if he was meant by the last name on the sign.
As if the man knew James, he winked at him.
"Uh, hey." James crossed over to him.
"Hello, sir. Would you be any relation to Kieran Sinclair? Only you look a lot like him…"
"You know Kieran?"
"He's the reason my wife left me."
"Oh..." James seemed taken-aback.
"She didn't like my Meth addiction."
"And that concerns my brother, how?"
"Oh, he sold it to me…Look, I really must switch my sign…" The man dropped the sign that read Sinclair, and revealed another, reading Smith.
"How did you know I was coming? How did you know to make the sign?"
But the man only smiled, and walked away.
James had never thought about lodging, It truly had never crossed his mind. And now, he leaned against the wall, crouched in between two garbage cans, with his suitcase behind his head, and a newspaper failing to warm his body.
He did not sleep, the shadows were not terrifying, but not overly pleasant, either. The darkness loomed thick like fog, and when the sun finally rose in the sky, James could not feel a thing in his body. The cold couldn't have numbed him, or he'd likely be dead. Looking around him, and lifting his head, he saw that he had been unawaringly frozen in fear.
"He's awake." A gruff voice split through the silence like a knife easily slicing through a tomato.
"Ok, Let's ask him for it, now."
"Ask me for what?" James insisted, and stood slowly, his knees and elbows cracking from the awkward position he'd been lying in all night.
"The money, for the crack. You never paid up. So now we're going make you pay."
"Um…Yeah…" James picked up his bag, and began walking away.
"Kieran!" The guy with the gruff voice, presumably the leader, piped up. James turned.
"Kieran? He lives around here?"
"Quit joshing me, Kie."
"I'm James. His brother…" The men contemplated James' last statement, and seemed to accept it as the truth.
"Ok…So what If I were to suppose you were looking for your brother?" The leader asked.
"Then you'd be supposing right. And would I be correct as to suppose that I need to do something to have you tell me where he is?"
The leader looked confused, but nodded all the same.
"And what would you have me do?"
James observed the rest of the crowd. The bags under their eyes suggested Pot, but the needles littering the floor suggested Heroin.
"Here's what you do…" The leader held out a bottle of cough syrup, and a hypodermic needle. James bit his lip. He wanted to find his brother, but did he really want to stoop so low as to waste himself for the information, when he could lose it when he reached 'high ground?'
"Um…I'll let you know once I've decided, but I'll look around for myself for now, thanks…" And with that, he took a few steps backwards, leaving the dark alleyway, and entering the hustle and bustle of New York City.
The crowds were huge, and the girls were…amazing. But James tried not to think of them, only his brother, and his location were allowed in the front of his mind.
When a man with a strong arm pulled him around a corner, James began to get defensive.
"No, look, I'm going to tell you where your brother is." It was the leader of the druggie pack.
"Oh…But won't you get into trouble for not helping them get me high?" James surveyed the man's face, and saw that his features were determined and sincere.
"That's why we're stooping behind a corner, instead of sharing the information in the middle of the street." The leader explained exasperatedly, as if that was supposed to be as simple as the basic alphabet.
James nodded, and the man whipped a piece of paper from his jean pocket.
"This is the address. Now, his housemate, Brad, will answer the door. Kieran never does. Tell Brad that Trey sent you. Tell him to let you in without Kie knowing."
James nodded, and Trey began walking away.
"Hey, Trey!" He spun to look at James again.
"Thanks." Trey smiled, nodded, and ducked back into the crowd.
Opening the piece of paper, James quickly memorized the address. 16 52nd street. He looked around, and swore under his breath. Only 47 streets to go until he reached his destination…
He walked slowly, saving his stamina so as not to collapse during the long trek to 52nd street. He got lots of looks, mainly from girls, but when two guys looked at him with a longing expression, a shiver was sent down his spine. Repulsion almost stopped him from going any further, but when he had almost reached his destination, it seemed weak to stop there.
When James Sinclair reached the steps of the New York flat, he felt ready to collapse, internally combust, or both. His fist hit the door weakly, barely making any sound.
The door opened, and James steadied himself. The man who opened the door was a blonde, his curls reaching his chin; his blue-green eyes were wide in shock at the sight of James. His jeans were of a dark wash, and his white t-shirt was clean, despite stereotypes of bachelors being slobs.
"Yes…and you are…?" Brad looked around suspiciously.
"I'm James…Sinclair. But don't slam the door!" Brad stopped, the door almost closed now.
"Trey sent me. He told me to tell you to let me in, no matter what Kie says."
"You're Kie's brother…Oh my God."
James nodded, and set his hand on the doorframe. Kieran appeared at Brad's side. His brown hair was messy, his eyes red and puffy from sleep, or lack thereof. Stubble was evident on his face; Kieran was not clean-shaven, like Brad.
"James…No. Don't…why are you here?"
"Look, I just wanted to see you…I have a right to know you…
What If I don't want to know you?" Kieran stepped away from the door, but Brad swung it open, letting James in.
"Kieran!!!" James insisted, crossing over to his brother, and hugging him. Kieran was shocked, and hugged him back tightly, whispering in James' ear.
"I've never been loved like this before…" He smiled own at his brother, and then suddenly wrenched James away from him, holding him at an arms length.
"Go...Quickly." His face was plastered with fear. James looked to the door. It was the druggies…and the man in the tweed coat.
"No! Don't hurt him!" James let Kieran push him away, but not voluntarily.
"I don't have the money!" Kieran looked Trey in the eyes, a stony expression on his face.
"I...I've got it." James pulled the spare cash from his pocket, and handed it over to Trey, who smiled.
"Thanks, James…However, you're brother's death is inevitable." James closed his eyes as a trigger was pulled, and a bullet was sent into his brother's head. When he stopped screaming, and opened his eyes, the men, and Brad were gone.
He couldn't bring himself to look at the body, but he looked at the walls. There were photo frames filled with pictures of James hung on every wall. For a stranger, Kieran knew him pretty well….
James couldn't bring himself to speak much during the plane ride, and he even wrote down his address for the taxi-driver, so he wouldn't have to utter a word. Tears stung his eyes days after Kieran's passing, James had never known the death of a stranger be so affecting to him. Millions of people he didn't know died every day, this shouldn't be any different.
But somehow, it was. Maybe that's why he told his worried mother that he hadn't found Kieran. Maybe that was why he never told her of her son's death. Or maybe it was because of the look in Arthur Sinclair's eyes, the look that suggested he knew more than he ever should…
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Five Reasons Conversion Vans are Perfect for Large Families
Posted by: Martin
August 18th, 2012 >> Entertainment
Many families don't realize that, for about the same cost of a high-end sport utility vehicle, they could own a conversion van. Quite possibly on of the best-kept secrets of the auto industry, a conversion van, also called as a van camper Read the rest of this entry »
How to Rent a Jumping Castle
Posted by: Martin
December 29th, 2011 >> Entertainment
When you need a jumping castle hire Brisbane entertainers Jester Entertainment to provide you with an excellent jumping castle for adults or children. If you've never rented a jumping castle before, you'll be surprised to discover how easy the process is. A few tips and suggestions will help you with the rental of jumping castles. Brisbane leading providers, Jester Entertainment, work hard to serve you with excellent customer service and look forward to meeting your party needs.
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If you need a jumping castle hire Brisbane entertainers that will provide you with excellent customer service and provide you with all the information needed to make the best choice for your party, wedding, fundraiser or business function.
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When you rent jumping castles Brisbane based company Jester Entertainment happily answers all your questions and provides you with technical assistance to ensure your jumping castle is properly inflated and safe to use. Your bouncy castle will be much safer for your guests when delivered and inflated by a company expert. Read the rest of this entry »
How to Keep a Child Entertained Indoors?
Posted by: Martin
November 15th, 2011 >> Entertainment
As winter approaches, it becomes increasingly difficult to send a child outdoors to play. Although a child can occasionally be bundled up and allowed to build a snowman or make snow angels, the majority of the colder months are spent indoors. With the added element of time off school due to the holiday season, many parents need some activities for kids to do inside the house.
Many parents overlook the simple enjoyment of reading together with their children. Pulling a small child onto a mother's or a father's lap is essential for their emotional and relational development. It can also prevent behavior problems since the child will not feel the need to misbehave to get a parent's attention. The act of reading together is excellent for the child educationally as well and plays a big part in his reading skill later on. Board games and some card games are also wonderful opportunities for allowing the child and parent to play together. Read the rest of this entry »


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The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued new rules for drug and alcohol testing, which it says will help deter cheating.
Citing an increase in the number of specimens that are adulterated or substituted, DOT had wanted mandatory "validity" testing of all samples. For now, validity testing remains voluntary for employers, but the Department of Health and Human Services, which regulates drug-testing laboratories, is working on standardized test procedures.
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FedEx Corp. and UPS yesterday both announced that they are expecting flat growth this month thanks to soft shipment volumes
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It was painfully obvious to anyone watching yesterday that the defense was woefully unprepared for Georgia Tech's offense. Even disregarding points and blaming it on turnovers, 612 yards of total offense is so high no amount of expletives can come close to calming the justifiable anger. I've defended Matt House a lot this season and the narrative right now is that Pitt's defense had high ratings due to inferior competition. Let's explore the stats there to see how close Pitt came to holding opposing offenses to their season average. (more…)
There's a scene in Oscar-snubbed film "The Replacements" where Coach McGinty (played by Gene Hackman) asks his NFL replacement players what they're most afraid of. After some typical responses, QB Shane Falco (played by the enigmatic Keanu Reeves) hits the nail on the head:
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Scott McKillop is done with professional football. Now it is time to give coaching a go.
After he was released this year by the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League, he decided to pursue a career in coaching. He said his familiarity with the Pitt program led him there.
"It's definitely something I am looking forward to doing," said McKillop, a graduate of Kiski Area. "I have to get my feet wet and prove I can do it and work my way up."
McKillop was an All-America linebacker and Big East Defensive Player of the Year in 2008.
Due to NCAA restrictions, he won't be permitted to instruct players on the field, but he will help in other areas.
"He can be a life coach," Chryst said. "Here's a guy who walked it and did a good job doing it."
McKillop is taking a volunteer coaching position. He can help with breaking down film and work off-the-field with players. As McKillop says, it is the starting point.
For Pitt and Coach Chryst, this is very good. Having one of Pitt's best players from the last decade around the players and program is the sort of thing they should want. Between the coaching chaos that had happened and trying to change a lot of things around the program, bringing in a former player it arguably should have been a priority sooner.
Bad news for Chas everyone. I finally found the incriminating photos he has of me and was able to break free of the virtual shackles that go along with someone owning a picture of you in a speedo. Just kidding, no human being, my wife included, could even look at that picture long enough to consider using it as blackmail. Not that one exists (thankfully).
As I'm sure many of you have noticed, I'm writing for Pitt247 now. A friend introduced me to Greg Croft, the site publisher, and there was mutual interest in me joining the team. I'll still be here from time to time, but less frequently. I'm very sad to leave. Chas has been a phenomenal benefit to me as a writer not only in helping me improve my craft, but by giving me the platform to get my name out there. If Chas is interested in taking on a new writer, you won't find anyone more willing to let you express your thoughts without any interference. If he ever edited anything, it was probably to fix a stupid mistake I made.
Merry Christmas to everyone and thanks for listening to my rambling over the past year or so!
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Early signing period for the 2014 class started yesterday. Pitt was drama free with both Sheldon Jeter and Ryan Luther signing their NLIs. Welcome. (No official press release yet, but recruitniks have tweeted out that both signed.)
I talked about how I expect more utilization of the zone because of the rule enforcement earlier. Missed this article that makes the same point. Get used to seeing a lot of articles pro and con (and, generally a lot of bitching) about the new emphasis on enforcing the rules. Mike DeCourcy had a good one before the season started that really summed up a lot of the reasons why the NCAA decided to get tighter with the rules.
It's the coaches who've injected the physicality into the game, gradually asserting their value over the past 15 or so years by instructing players to use their hands to contain penetration, to bump cutters trying to execute intricate offenses, to push players out of post position with forearms to the tailbone.
No one who is not affiliated with the teams or necessary for the competition to proceed, such as the clock operator or referees, is permitted to attend the closed Division I scrimmages teams are permitted to schedule. But there has been lots of buzz about how foul-plagued some of them have been, such as one involving Huggins' Mountaineers and the Ohio State Buckeyes.
There've been some exhibition games that turned into foul fiascoes, as well. Dayton and Division II power Findlay combined for 96 free throw attempts last weekend.
There is a reason this is happening. The players are fouling.
I really don't mind the rules emphasis. I don't think it puts Pitt at any true competitive disadvantage. Watching the first couple of games you can see that they players are being taught to do different things in an effort to adjust. A lot more movement with the hands on defense. Trying to disrupt line of sight and get the ball out of the opponent's hands. It won't be pretty at times, but it was needed.
There are jokes that can be made about emotional outbursts, depression, thoughts of suicide, dementia and loss of short term memory. Even more when they are tied to Pitt football.
But not when they are related to Tony Dorsett and his recent diagnosis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
The three former stars underwent brain scans and clinical evaluations during the past three months at UCLA, as did an unidentified ex-player whose test results are not yet available. Last year, UCLA tested five other former players and diagnosed all five as having signs of CTE, marking the first time doctors found signs of the crippling disease in living former players.
CTE is indicated by a buildup of tau, an abnormal protein that strangles brain cells in areas that control memory, emotions and other functions. Autopsies of more than 50 ex-NFL players, including Hall of Famer Mike Webster and perennial All-Pro Junior Seau, who committed suicide last year, found such tau concentrations.
For those of us stuck watching at home, that meant not seeing the Retirement of Larry Fitzgerald's number at halftime.
Thankfully Pitt posted it.
You have to do this don't you. I know, you have been the most maligned QB at Pitt since Matt Lytle. I know you probably don't have the greatest memories of Pitt and the fans. I can't even blame you for that.
I also know you love your family. And they come first. Have to respect that. But why? Why? Why be the tone deaf, clueless asshole?
College football is back! Can't wait to see @vsunseri3 and My Dads Seminoles do there things! #RollTide3 #FearTheSpear #Famiglia
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I suppose he is who he is. But really, given the history on twitter. Keep it to yourself.
I would like to hope this is not as bad as it looks, but it probably is.
Officers arrested Jovani Chappel, 25, about 1:30 p.m. after police spotted him sitting on the front porch of a home in the 5000 block of Lytle Street in Hazelwood, Pittsburgh police major crimes unit Lt. Kevin Kraus said.
Police went to the PNC Bank branch in the 4300 block of Murray Avenue in Greenfield about 10:40 a.m.
Lt. Kraus said a masked robber threatened the tellers with a gun, although it was not immediately clear if the tellers actually spotted one.
The robber hopped over the counter and took cash from several of the tellers' drawers and then got into a car and drove away, police said.
A witness noted the license plate and gave it to police, who tracked it to Mr. Chappel's girlfriend's home in the 5100 block of Blair Street, Lt. Kraus said.
Members of the SWAT team surrounded the house and searched it and a few other homes in the area this morning, only to discover that Mr. Chappel was not there.
Officers found him sitting on the front porch of a home about two block away, on Lytle Street, about 1:30 p.m. It was not immediately clear what connection, if any, he had to that home.
Lt. Kraus said police were taking Mr. Chappel to the bureau's North Side headquarters for questioning this afternoon and expect to charge him with robbery.
I'm setting the bar low, but I guess I would have thought anyone who graduated from Pitt would have been smart enough not to drive a getaway car with easily identifiable and traceable plates. Guess not.
Pitt officials have announced that Tra'Von Chapman has been dismissed from the program. In essence: he's gone, never coming back. We can debate endlessly over this decision, but the call came all the way from the top: Chancellor Nordenberg. (more…)
If you don't want any basketball notes at this point, then stop and skip to the football posts. News must be noted.
With the demise of the old Big East, the new Big East cutting a deal with Fox and the American not having much in the way of marquee basketball names after UConn and Cinci; well the ACC is now taking over the spot on Big Mondays on ESPN.
ESPN has released the Big Monday schedule. The bad news is that Pitt only puts in one appearance. The good news, not only is it a home game but it is the big one: Duke-Pitt on January 27. UNC and Virginia (??) have 3 appearances. Duke, Syracuse, Maryland and ND get two. Pitt and FSU each with one shot.
The NBA Draft was more than a little unpredictable this year. Starting with the Cleveland Cavaliers picking Anthony Bennett out of UNLV (my pick would have been Georgetown's Otto Porter). That set off a lot of changes up and down the draft. Plenty of trades. But at the number 12 spot, Oklahoma stood pat and took Steven Adams as many expected.
Adams, the 7-foot center who spent one season at Pitt after emigrating from New Zealand, is the fifth Pitt player to be selected in the first round of the NBA draft and the first since Vonteego Cummings in 1999. The other Panthers taken in round one were Charles Smith and Jerome Lane in 1988 and Eric Mobley in 1994. He is the first Pitt freshman to be selected in the first round.
Adams is the fifth player coached by Jamie Dixon to be selected in the draft, following DeJuan Blair and Sam Young (second round in 2009), Aaron Gray (second round in 2007) and Chris Taft (second round in 2005).
Selfishly, I would have loved for Adams to stay at Pitt another year. Yes, he would have further developed, but I'm not convinced that he would have gone much higher in the draft in 2014. (Not to mention the possibility of injuries.)
Not because of how he would be used at Pitt. Or as some want to believe that Dixon would waste him. It's simply the numbers.
The 2014 draft already looks loaded. It will have players like Andrew Wiggins, Marcus Smart, Jabari Parker, Julius Randle, Mitch McGary, Glenn Robinson, James McAdoo, the usual slew of one-and-dones from Kentucky, Euro players we know nothing about, and plenty of others. 2014 is shaping up to be one of those high talent draft years.
Apparently the tryout with the Baltimore Ravens didn't work out for Tino Sunseri. That won't deter him from following his dream. Even it it takes him to the Great White North. Cue it up:
Can't believe there was never an actual video made.
Sunseri is trying to make the Saskatchewan Rough Riders. Credit for noting this to Cardiac Hill.
Don't forget, today is National Networking Day for Pitt. Hopefully you have something happening in your area. Unfortunately, nothing here in the Cleveland area. If you are involved, feel free to leave specific info about your city's event in the comments below.
Jester Weah has wheels.
With graduation from Madison (Wis.) Memorial High School and his first class at Pitt awaiting come June, Weah will try to make Wisconsin track and field history Friday and Saturday at the state championships at Wisconsin-Lacrosse University. He is the No. 1 seed in the 100-meter run and No. 3 in the 200, with school-record times of 10.59 and 21.94 seconds — in his first full year of running track.
"That's crazy to think about," Weah said.
He's 6-3, 190 pounds and can run like that. Can't say he doesn't have the raw tools. It would be nice in a few years to have Wisconsin fans wondering how they missed a kid in their own town.
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I found a small yellow pill. One side says 121 and the other has a large V on it. What is it?
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Club fire charity to Great White singer: No thanks
A foundation working to build a permanent memorial at the site of a deadly 2003 nightclub fire caused by a band's pyrotechnics has asked the lead singer to take the foundation's name off a benefit concert.
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A foundation working to build a permanent memorial at the site of a deadly 2003 nightclub fire caused by a band's pyrotechnics has asked the lead singer to take the foundation's name off a benefit concert.
The fire at The Station nightclub in West Warwick was started when pyrotechnics for the heavy metal band Great White ignited flammable foam that lined the club's walls and ceiling. It killed 100 people and injured more than twice that many. The 10th anniversary is Feb. 20.
The band's lead singer at the time, Jack Russell, announced on Tuesday that he would play a Feb. 7 benefit for the Station Fire Memorial Foundation in a club in Hermosa Beach, Calif., near Los Angeles. Members of the foundation learned of the show Wednesday, Victoria Eagan, the foundation's vice president, told The Associated Press on Friday. Members of the group did not wish to be associated with the event and immediately began working to get Russell to drop his use of its name.
"This is due to the resentment and animosity still felt by many of the families and survivors that our very organization represents," the foundation wrote in a statement. "We feel that the upset caused by his involvement would outweigh the amount of funds raised at this event."
In a statement to the AP Friday, Russell said he would honor the request and donate the money from his show to a different charity that he would determine soon.
"I am utterly saddened by the response of the foundation and the motives behind it," he wrote.
The foundation needs to raise more than $1 million to build and maintain a permanent memorial at the fire site, said its president, Gina Russo. The group secured the land last year and plans to release a design during a Feb. 17 ceremony at the site. It has so far raised more than $100,000, Russo said, and has several other fundraisers planned.
Great White held benefit concerts after the fire, Eagan said, and raised about $185,000 for the Station Family Fund, a charity that helped people who were severely burned, children who had lost parents and others. She said that at that time, there was backlash from some families, but board members decided people so desperately needed the money it didn't matter where it came from.
That fund agreed to allow the band to raise money in its name, and agreed ahead of time that band members would not be making money off the performances, she said. Their association ended in 2005.
Since then, band members agreed to pay $1 million to settle lawsuits brought by families of those killed, although they did not admit wrongdoing. The band's tour manager, Daniel Biechele, who lit the pyrotechnics, pleaded guilty to 100 counts of manslaughter. The brothers who owned the club pleaded no contest.
Russell and Great White have split and are arguing over who has rights to the name of the band.
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