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KNOX: Volume 1
By Cassia Leo / Genre: Contemporary, Romance / Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (188 reviews)
Rebecca hasn't seen or heard from her mob boss father in four years, but she's about to receive a message from him that will throw her life into chaos. Rebecca thought she left the crime family, and the painful memories, behind when she went into law enforcement. She never expected to be abducted by a sexy stranger. But when this stranger makes Rebecca an offer too tempting to refuse, she finds herself dragged into one of the most ruthless vendettas of the century.
Knox Savage is the searingly sexy CEO of Knox Security and a notorious playboy. What most don't know about Knox is that he loves helping high-profile criminals escape justice. He makes no judgments about guilt or innocence. And he doesn't do it for sentimental reasons. But he's about to take on a case that's going to get very personal.
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Surrender To You (Pierced Hearts, #1)
By C.S. Janey / Genre: Romance, Literary Fiction / Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (36 reviews)
Stefan never thought she'd come home…
After five long years, she's within his reach and he's determined to find out what she kept hidden from him, while hoping that his own secret won't tear them apart again.
Simon never expected to fall in love with her…
Asking her out had been impulsive, but suddenly the Doctor is falling for this woman who makes him ache like nobody else ever has and he's determined to make her his.
Elizabeth never knew she'd feel so strongly for two men…
Torn between the love of an ex she pushed away in the past and the love of a new man that makes her feel alive again, she must make a decision that will ultimately result in a broken heart for one of them.
When tragedy strikes, will she be confident in her final decision?
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Book One: The Girl (The Sanctum)
By Madhuri Blaylock / Genre: Paranormal & Urban, Fantasy / Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (33 reviews)
The Sanctum, an all-powerful governing body founded by ten families, entrusted to maintain the peace amongst Magicals and ensure the ignorance of humans, has been corrupted by greed and savagery for generations, but is all Wyatt Clayworth has ever known.
A descendant of one of the Founding Families and Class A Warrior, Wyatt has always believed in the ways of The Sanctum, having grown up in the system and thrived under their leadership. A golden boy, renowned for his prowess and skill in battle, Wyatt has never questioned a mission or kill order until the night he crosses paths with a brutally injured and mysterious girl.
Scouring Central Park with his best friend and fellow Class A Warrior, Ryker Morrison, for the hybrid demon prophesied to bring an end to The Sanctum and destroy the world for Magicals and humans alike, Wyatt instead finds Dev and his whole life turns upside down. Told he was hunting a killing machine, hellbent on wreaking havoc and destruction upon all it encounters, Wyatt instead sees nothing more than a broken girl with haunted eyes and a bit of a death wish.
All Dev wants is for Wyatt to either kill her or leave her alone. When he refuses to do either, she finds herself being pulled into his life while being hunted by warriors everywhere she turns. Drawn to one another for reasons they cannot begin to explain to themselves, much less anyone else, Wyatt is determined to protect Dev and help her realize her mission to avenge the deaths of her family at the hands of The Sanctum. His abdication of his duties and his outright rejection of his responsibilities to The Sanctum create a maelstrom of events beyond anyone's imagination.
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Total Victim Theory
By Ian Ballard / Genre: Horror / Rating: 4.2 out of 5 stars (169 reviews)
Six months have passed since a faded, black ledger mysteriously appeared on FBI Agent Jake Radley's doorstep. Puzzling over the document's sinister entries, Jake pieces together a story of mass murder near the Texas-Mexico border two decades before. If Jake's theory is correct, the names listed on the ledger's final page are the victims of a previously unknown serial killer. Leads are scarce until a gruesome new crime scene, deep in the Mexican desert, shows a chilling connection to the border deaths of long ago. . .
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The Coveted (The Unearthly)
By Laura Thalassa / Genre: Dark Fantasy, Horror / Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (27 reviews)
"In places that know more about heaven and hell than we do, you have a reputation, Gabrielle. To them you are known as the devil's consort."
When a body shows up near Peel Academy, all signs indicate the killer is a vampire. Ravaged throat, body drained of blood. At least that's all it appears to be when the Politia, the supernatural police force, assigns Gabrielle to the case. Now it's Gabrielle's job to figure out who did it.
But after a second body turns up with the same lethal wounds, it's clear that a serial killer is stalking the island. The murders have compromised the truce between the Politia and vampires, and as long as the killer roams free, it is in danger of dissolving. If that happens, no vampire is safe from persecution, not even Gabrielle.
Now Gabrielle must team up with Andre, her soulmate and the one person she's tried to stay away from, to investigate the murders before the truce dissolves. And keeping her distance is proving to be impossible.
But Gabrielle has a bigger problem. The world of the dead know about her, and their whispers hint that something is coming for her. And it's coming soon.
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Thai pop music
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|Thai pop
|Stylistic origins
Rhythm and blues
Surf music
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|1970s–1980s Thailand
|Typical instruments
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|Phleng phuea chiwit - Phleng Thai sakon
Thai pop music is a genre of Thai music roughly equivalent to western pop. It emerged during the 1970s–80s, and was during that period known as String music (Thai: เพลงสตริง). It took over mainstream popularity during the 1990s, and has since dominated the Thai music industry.
String's origins lie in American R&B, surf rock artists like The Ventures and Dick Dale, Exotica, rockabilly and country and western brought to Thailand by American and Australian soldiers serving in Vietnam in the late 1950s and early 1960s. It also drew heavily on British invasion rock'n'roll, garage rock and Hollywood film soundtracks. The term is extremely broad, covering Thai rock, dance music, rap and western-influenced popular music in general. It normally excludes the folk rock phleng phuea chiwit.
In the 1980s it mixed with other genres, such as disco, funk, dance and rock. Early string artists and bands include The Impossibles, and Grand Ex'. Later popular artists in 1980s include: Thongchai McIntyre, Pumpuang Duangjan, Asanee-Wasan Micro, Ploy, The Innocent most successful during the 1990s. their artist include Christina Aguilar, Tik Shiro, J Jetrin, Boyscout, Nuvo, Lift-Oil, Joey Boy and Tata Young.
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Thai pop International
- ThAi pOp(fan page in Spanish)

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6:41pm - Hampshire lose a ninth wicket - North bowling David Balcombe - to close with a lead of 215 on 174 for nine.
Here are the scores:
Division One
Derbyshire, pursuing 472 to beat Durham, are 181 for seven at the Emirates Durham ICG, a lead of 348.
Sussex (363 & 92/1) beat (Somerset 244 & 209) by nine wickets at Taunton.
Middlesex are 147 for five, 30 runs behind, following on against Warwickshire at Uxbridge.
Surrey are 186 for two, trailing by 26, in their second innings against Nottinghamshire at the Kia Oval.
Division Two
Hampshire are 174 for nine, 215 runs ahead, in their second innings against Glamorgan at the SWALEC Stadium.
Northamptonshire are 123 for four, nine runs behind, in their second innings against Lancashire at Wantage Road.
Gloucestershire are 384 for three after winning the toss against Kent at Cheltenham.
6:19pm - What a start for Gloucestershire, who will head into day two at 348 for three. Durham will head into the last act of their encounter with Derbyshire chasing three further wickets.
6:08pm - Ricky Ponting has batted through to stumps in his final first-class innings; the Australian is 41 not out with Harinath on 69. Surrey close 26 behind on 186 for two, while Middlesex end on 147 for five against Warwickshire, 30 in arrears.
In Division Two, Northants finish the day 123 for four, nine behind Lancashire.
6:03pm - Jim Allenby picks up a key wicket for Glamorgan, taking a return catch off Neil McKenzie for 69, before North ousts Tanvir for 38. Meanwhile, Dent has finally departed but not before hitting 153.
Tom Poynton reaches a half-century for Derbyshire, who lose David Wainwright to Gareth Breese soon after, while Middlesex's John Simpson edges Boyd Rankin behind.
5:51pm - Kerrigan is flying now, bowling Cameron White for one.
5:46pm - Lancashire remain in the ascendancy against Northants as Kerrigan bowls Ben Duckett with a beauty that turns.
Gloucestershire are having no such problems versus Kent, Dent moving to a fine 150.
5:33pm - Rushworth picks up his ninth wicket of the match, ending Chanderpaul's resistance by having the West Indies star caught behind for 76.
5:29pm - Shivnarine Chanderpaul is battling bravely, moving beyond 50 with Derbyshire's cause looking lost.
Another man to have reached a half-century is Neil McKenzie, who - along with Sohail Tanvir - is leading Hampshire's recovery versus Glamorgan.
5:11pm - As much as I don't want you to leave my words, get over to our live Ashes blog! England are fighting back.
5:05pm - David Sales, who is enduring a poor season, falls when appearing well set, chopping Simon Kerrigan on to his stumps.
Dent and Gidman go on for Gloucestershire, with their partnership now beyond 200.
4:58pm - Barker strikes again, bowling Joe Denly for 37 to make Middlesex 110 for four and put Warwickshire right on top.
4:50pm - Gidman joins Dent on a century and Arun Harinath has a fifty for Surrey, who are 137 for two - 75 behind Nottinghamshire.
4:44pm - Naturally, the previous entry prompts a wicket: Keith Barker has Neil Dexter caught behind for 36, leaving Warwickshire 72 behind at 105 for three as they follow on.
4:40pm - Batsmen are digging in during a largely attritional period of play. The same cannot be said for England, who are all out for 215.
4:19pm - Chris Dent goes to three figures as Gloucestershire continue to benefit from choosing to bat first on day one versus Kent. Shortly after, Dent and Alex Gidman raise a 150-run stand with the score at 224 for two.
4:09pm - Glen Chapple makes an early breakthrough in Northamptonshire's second innings, ousting Kyle Coetzer.
It's tea at the SWALEC Stadium where Hampshire are 75 for six in their second innings, with a lead of 116.
3:55pm - Derbyshire head to tea with much to ponder at 68 for five.
3:48pm - Gloucestershire head for a break sitting pretty at 212 for two with Chris Dent on 92 and Alex Gidman 74, while Middlesex are 48 for two, 129 in arrears, having lost Sam Robson to Boyd Rankin.
3:45pm - Surrey reach the interval at 96 for two with Ponting on three, while Hampshire are now in disarray at 53 for six as Hogan strikes for the second time in the over when bowling Adam Wheater.
3:42pm - Glamorgan continue to impress, Michael Hogan trapping Sean Ervine lbw to leave Hampshire in further trouble.
3:30pm - Rushworth gets another when Dan Redfern's poor season continues, while the run-out curse seemingly taking hold of the domestic action strikes again as Hampshire's James Vince falls.
3:22pm - Durham pick up a fourth wicket as Chris Rushworth gets in on the act having starred in the first innings, Wes Durston the man to go lbw.
Meanwhile, as England lose a fifth wicket in the first Investec Ashes Test, Ricky Ponting heads to the middle at the Kia Oval for his final first-class innings. Vikram Solanki was run out for Surrey, meaning the former Australia skipper joins Arun Harinath in the middle.
At Wantage Road, Simon Katich falls immediately after reaching 200 as Lancashire are dismissed for 442 with a lead of 132. It's now tea.
3:08pm - Hall makes no mistake this time, holding on in the cordon to give David Willey a fifth wicket.
3:05pm - Glamorgan's declaration is suddenly looking inspired, Marcus North having Jimmy Adams stumped before bowling Liam Dawson.
Chapple, meanwhile, has just been reprieved on 51, Andrew Hall shelling a chance at slip.
2:58pm - Durham could have victory wrapped up soon at this rate; Chesney Hughes falls to Stokes. At Wantage Road, Chapple has brought up his fifty.
2:54pm - Derbyshire slip into further trouble as Wayne Madsen is caught behind off Callum Thorp. For Gloucestershire, Alex Gidman has just passed 50 while Katich and Chapple's stand is now into three figures.
2:48pm - Warwickshire continue to turn the screw against Middlesex, Chris Woakes quickly getting rid of Dawid Malan.
Derbyshire have lost their first wicket, too, with Ben Stokes bowling Richard Johnson.
Bat is enjoying dominance in Division Two; Katich is edging towards a double-hundred and Glen Chapple a half-century for Lancashire, while Gloucestershire are on to 157 for two against Kent.
2:34pm - Surrey have lost a first wicket in their second innings, Andre Adams bowling Rory Burns with an absolute beauty.
2:25pm - Middlesex have been dismissed for 309, surrendering a lead of 177, and will follow on at Uxbridge.
Hampshire have lost an early wicket in their second innings, Michael Carberry falling to Michael Reed for a duck.
2:12pm - Adam Voges follows Katich's lead by moving to his 150, only to be dismissed caught and bowled by Jeetan Patel soon after.
2:06pm - Simon Katich continues his fine season for Lancashire by moving to an outstanding 150.
1:56pm - Keaton Jennings, having struck his first championship century, is run out just after lunch for 123, with Durham declaring soon after on 331 for nine, meaning Derbyshire require 472 to win.
Another side to have declared are Glamorgan. The Welsh county quickly made it to 300 for six following the break before ending their innings with a 41-run deficit.
Also in Division Two, Lancashire reached 350 just in the nick of time to collect a fourth batting bonus point.
1:10pm - Here are the lunchtime scores in the LV= County Championship:
Division One
Sussex defeated Somerset by nine wickets at Taunton.
Durham are 306 for seven in their second innings against Derbyshire at the Emirates Durham ICG, a lead of 446.
Middlesex are 278 for eight in response to Warwickshire's 486 for six declared at Uxbridge.
Surrey are 30 for none in their second innings, 182 behind Nottinghamshire at the Kia Oval.
Division Two
Glamorgan are 298 for six at the SWALEC Stadium after bowling Hampshire out for 341.
Lancashire are 339 for eight, responding to Northamptonshire's 310 at Wantage Road.
Gloucestershire, who the toss today, are 98 for two versus Kent at Cheltenham.
1pm - Durham's Gareth Breese is bowled by Dan Redfern to herald the interval at the Emirates Durham ICG.
12:55pm - Chris Dent registers a half-century shortly before lunch with Gloucestershire just short of three figures while two down.
12:48pm - Sussex (363 & 92/1) beat (Somerset 244 & 209) by nine wickets at Taunton. The visitors go top of Division One while Somerset's faint title hopes are all but over. Nash ends unbeaten on 61.
12:43pm - Chris Nash brings up a smooth fifty for Sussex, who are on the verge of beating Somerset.
Derbyshire's David Wainwright strikes twice in quick succession, accounting for Michael Richardson and Phil Mustard.
Willey has his second wicket of the morning, bowling Kyle Hogg for a duck and therefore leaving Lancashire eight down and two runs behind on first innings.
12:30pm - Dernbach dismisses Andre Adams for 16 and therefore Notts, who lead by 212 on first innings, for 410.
12:24pm - Keaton Jennings, who fell seven short of three figures earlier in the game, makes a century. Durham are 273 for four, 413 in front of Derbyshire.
Glamorgan lose two quick wickets, Rees going to David Balcombe for 112 and Murray Goodwin to Sohail Tanvir for 86. They added 182 together. The Welsh County are 266 for five, 27 behind Hampshire.
Barker gets rid of Toby Roland-Jones, putting Middlesex eight down.
12:12pm - Surrey strike in consecutive overs to make Notts 392 for nine, Dernbach having Graeme White caught behind for nought and Zafar Ansari snaring Ajmal Shahzad caught and bowled for 17.
Sussex lose Luke Wells but need just 51 more to beat Somerset with nine wickets left.
Warwickshire spinner Patel sends Ollie Rayner on his way, Dan Housego becomes Haggett's second scalp and Lancashire's Gareth Cross departs to David Willey.
12:01pm - Dernbach removes Patel for 110 and Clare makes Ben Stokes his second scalp of the morning.
11:51am - Andrew Hall has Luke Procter caught behind for 85, leaving Lancashire 291 for five and 19 behind Northamptonshire in the clash between the second tier's top two.
11:43am - Jeetan Patel traps John Simpson in front for 63, ending a Middlesex record fifth-wicket stand versus Warwickshire worth 180. The Uxbridge hosts are 208 for five, trailing by 278. Shortly after, Adam Voges reaches a hundred on Middlesex first-class debut but Gareth Berg is then caught behind first ball off Keith Barker.
Durham lose Will Smith for 23 to Jonathan Clare but are well-placed at 238 for three in their second innings, 378 ahead of Derbyshire.
Gloucestershire captain Michael Klinger falls to Calum Haggett for 20, soon after which the hosts reach 50 for one versus Kent.
11:35am - Samit Patel raises a century with a four through cover off Jade Dernbach, taking Nottinghamshire's first-innings lead over Surrey to 180 with four wickets intact.
11:25am - Somerset are all out for 209, setting Sussex a meagre 91 to win. Chris Jordan had Peter Trego caught behind for 16 and Magoffin bowled Jamie Overton for figures of 4-36 while James Anyon, who did not bowl today, took 4-56.
Gareth Rees, on 84 overnight and making his first senior appearance of the season for Glamorgan, goes to three figures with a four off Danny Briggs.
Katich gets a life at second slip, Sales drop off Willey on 115 - went for two. 271-4 now
— Lancashire CCC (@LancsCCC) July 10, 2013
11:05am - Sussex take another step towards beating Somerset, who lead by just 79 in their second innings while now eight wickets down, at Taunton with Steve Magoffin ousting Alfonso Thomas.
11am - Of course, many will be focusing on the first Investec Ashes Test, but take heart county fans that you can keep on top of the championship action here.
10:55am - With play set to begin in five minutes, here's how the continuing matches stand:
Division One
Durham are 208 for two in their second innings against Derbyshire at the Emirates Durham ICG, a lead of 348.
Somerset are 197 for seven in their second innings at Taunton, 78 runs ahead of Sussex.
Middlesex are 177 for four in response to Warwickshire's 486 for six declared at Uxbridge.
Nottinghamshire are 360 for six after Surrey were dismissed for 198 at the Kia Oval.
Division Two
Glamorgan reached 196 for three at the SWALEC Stadium after bowling Hampshire out for 341.
Lancashire are 262 for four responding to Northamptonshire's 310 at Wantage Road.
10:50am - Hello and welcome to ecb.co.uk's live blog coverage of this week's LV= County Championship games. Six enter their third day while Gloucestershire versus Kent at Cheltenham starts today, with the former having chosen to bat first.


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Media Bias vs. Vested Interest
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In a letter to our readers in this week's Stranger, visual arts writer Jen Graves responds to reader concern over the recent resignation of music editor Dave Segal and club ad coordinator Bailee Martin. Martin, unbeknownst to her supervisors and Segal's managers, had been writing club reviews for Segal under the pseudonym "Keenan Bowen" while simultaneously selling ads to clubs. This was a direct violation of the division between advertising and editoriala divide that is necessary to ensure that editorial content is not tainted by financial conflict of interest; it's why people who sell movie ads don't review movies, and why people who sell restaurant ads don't write food reviews.
Graves's piece addressed the issue of conflicts of interest between arts writers and arts organizations. One common accusation in response to the news of Segal's resignation that Graves's letter did not address was the claim the Stranger's news and political writers (me, Eli Sanders and Josh Feit in particular) have showed bias toward politicians and causes we personally supported, and thus had an equivalent, if not worse, conflict of interest.
A few examples:
However, during September's 46th District primary election, Savage and Erica Barnett endorsed a personal friend, Stephanie Pure, without disclosing their friendship with her. Could that be considered a conflict of interest? Many would think so, or at least a lack of good journalism standards.
While you're at it, please find out if Eli Sanders is on the payroll of the Darcy Burner campaign.
It's kinda fresh that the Stranger condemns someone for a conflict of interest when there's clear and obvious conflicts of interest in all their political writings. You seriously think that Josh Feit and Erica Barnett aren't conflicted with their personal biases for, say, Maria Cantwell and the People's Waterfront Coalition, when they write their allegedly objective articles?
Erica and Josh have some vested interests and relationships with the people they clearly support in their writing.
How, aside from the money involved, is this different from ECB writing an article about how rebuilding the viaduct is BAD BAD BAD and advocates the 'surface option', and calling it objective journalism, knowing that ECB has a serious personal interest in the success of Cary Moon's PWC, which proposes and lobbies for the surface option?
Let me explain very clearly how it's different. It's different because I do not have an actual or potential financial interest in which viaduct option is chosen; Josh does not have a financial interest in Maria Cantwell's success or failure; Eli is not on the payroll of the Darcy Burner campaign.
This matters. It matters because the Stranger has never presented our paper as a source of an "unbiased," "objective" journalism. The Stranger belongs to a long tradition of "advocacy journalism," a type of alternative journalism that goes back to the founding of the Village Voice. There is no explicit distinction between editorial and reporting staff at the Stranger; we have a four-person news department, unlike daily papers with their large (and separate) news and editorial staffs. We write journalism that is accurate and factual but which sometimes has a point of view (although that's by no means always the case).
However, an opinion is not a conflict of interest. Not being "objective" is not a conflict of interest. Having a "bias" is not a conflict of interest. Being friends with a candidate may be a conflict of interest, but it isn't one I tried to conceal; in fact, it's the reason I didn't cover Pure's campaign. As for our endorsement, Dan and I were just two members of a seven-member editorial board. (And Dan had only talked to her once before our endorsement meeting.) And none of those even come close to constituting a "vested interest," which implies private gain. I do not stand to benefit in any way from a decision on the viaduct, or whether Stephanie Pure comes in fourth or fifth in her state legislative campaign, or any other issue I have ever covered.
Now, can we talk about something else?


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Energy Efficiency Frequently Asked Questions
What is the basis of the Energy Efficiency (EE) programs?
How will these programs be funded?
The cost of these programs will be shared among our customers through the cost recovery rider (Rider EE).
How much will participating in these programs cost me?
Active program participation can produce savings that outweigh the rider costs. Future costs are influenced by a number of variables including the number of participants, the incentives paid and the amount of energy saved. See Rider EE for actual costs.
What do I have to do to opt in?
All commercial and industrial accounts are automatically opted in to the programs unless specific steps have been taken to opt a particular account out of the program (see below – What do I have to do to opt out?).
What do I have to do to opt out?
Qualifying customers must notify Duke Energy of their request to opt out of participating in either the energy efficiency and/or demand response programs by providing a list of the specific eligible customer account numbers they wish to opt out. For energy efficiency, the request must state that the account(s), at their own expense, have gone through an energy audit or analysis within three years preceding the opt-out request and have implemented or plan to implement energy efficiency measures recommended in that audit or analysis. Customers may also opt out of the demand-side management portion of the EE Rider. New customers who are eligible may request to opt out of the energy efficiency and/or demand response program within 60 days of beginning service.
Can I opt out now and then decide later to participate in one of Duke Energy's Energy Efficiency or Demand-Side Management (DSM) programs?
Yes, there are two annual opportunities to opt in and participate. During the annual 60-day enrollment period (Nov. 1 through Dec. 31), a customer who has previously opted out may subsequently elect to opt in and participate in one or more programs being offered by Duke Energy. In addition, there is an opt-in window (first five business days in March), whereby an opted out customer may choose to opt in and participate. Any customer who elects to participate in one or more of the companys programs must pay the annual rider charges associated with the program year.
May I opt out of the energy efficiency (EE) conservation programs and still participate in the demand-side management (DSM) program, or vice versa?
I have multiple accounts with Duke Energy. Can I opt out a portion of those accounts while keeping others opted in?
Yes, you can opt out by account, providing that those accounts meet the qualifications to opt out.
Where do I send my request to opt in or out?
South Carolina Opt-in and opt-out provision forms are provided for your convenience on this website. You may attach the completed form to an e-mail and send to email@example.com or fax it to 980.373.9978.
The completed and signed form should be emailed and/or faxed to Duke Energy before the end of the enrollment period. The enrollment period to opt in or opt out occurs annually and lasts 60 days, from Nov. 1 through Dec. 31. In addition, there is an opt-in only window that occurs annually during the first five business days of March.
How can I tell if my request to opt in or out has been made effective on my account(s)?
Customers electing to opt in/out will receive a written confirmation once the change has been made in Duke Energys billing system.
Do I have to notify the Public Service Commission of South Carolina (PSCSC) that I am electing to opt out?
No, Duke Energy will provide an annual report to the PSCSC listing all customers who have elected to opt out of our programs.


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Bad roommate
A 27-year-old E. 18th Street man was arrested for stabbing his roommate to death on Jan. 10.
The 33-year-old victim was stabbed multiple times in the stomach during a dispute between the two men and was found dead inside their apartment, which is between Church Avenue and Albermarle Road. The suspect was nabbed a day after the murder.
Out of luck
The 26-year-old thug who robbed a Flatbush Avenue cellphone store not once — but twice — officially ran out of luck.
Detectives from the 70th Precinct arrested the suspect last week for the Dec. 14 heist at the store, which is between Church and Snyder avenues, in which he ran in, flashed a gun and ran out with 40 cellphones and $3,000 in cash.
Police also connected him to a second heist at the same place on Dec. 12. In that case, the thug came in, showed his weapon and tied up an employee and a customer before running off with their property.
Case solved
Cops have brought an end to their investigation of a Dec. 18 chain snatching that ended up in a shooting on E. 29th Street and Farragut Road.
The thief, who cops from the 70th Precinct described only as a teenager, was taken into custody on Jan. 4 for the robbery that began on Nostrand Avenue between Farragut and Glenwood roads at 7 pm.
The thief ran up to his victim at 7 pm and snagged the chain off his neck, but, instead of giving up, his victim chased him down the street.
But the thug brought a quick end to the block long pursuit on Farragut Road when he pulled a gun and shot his victim, hitting him in the chest.
The victim was rushed to a local hospital where he was listed in stable condition after treatment.
Nabbed for shooting
A 19-year-old was arrested last week for his role in a Jan. 1 holdup that ended with a man getting shot in the chest in East Flatbush.
Police said the gunman pulled a weapon on his two victims on E. 96th Street between Winthrop and Clarkson avenues at 2:10 am, robbing them of their cash, jewelry, cellphones and a belt.
But instead of running off after getting the loot, the gunman pulled the trigger, striking the victim in the chest.
Paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital, where he suffered a damaged lung.
iPod pluckers
Two thieves were arrested on Jan. 9 after mugging another man for his iPod at the Church Avenue train station.
The victim told police that he was waiting for the 2 train at 8:50 am when the two thugs jumped him.
The suspects punched the victim repeatedly before running off with his iPod — but they didn't get far.
Area cops apprehended the thugs a short time later, charging them with robbery and grand larceny.
Running interference
Two teens were arrested on Jan. 8 for helping a cellphone thief at the Cortelyou Road train station.
The victim was waiting for the train near E. 16th Street at 9:30 pm when five thugs approached.
One of the males snagged the cellphone from his hands, the victim told police. When the victim tried to retrieve it, the two suspects pushed and shoved him, stopping him from reclaiming his phone.
Responding officers apprehended the two helpers, but the thief — and the phone — disappeared, officials said.
Gunned down
A gunman shot and killed a 25-year-old man during a fierce Jan. 10 exchange on Church Avenue.
Witnesses told police that gunshots erupted between E. 55th and E. 56th streets at about 2:45 pm. When cops arrived, the victim was found lying in the street, suffering from a gunshot wound to the torso.
Paramedics rushed the man to Kings County Hospital, where he died of his injuries.
Cops are asking anyone with information regarding this incident to come forward.
Calls can be made to the NYPD CrimeStoppers hotline at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.
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Sun and IBM Initiate OpenDocument Project
Sun Microsystems and IBM have kicked off an open source community project dealing with conversion of documents into OpenDocument Format (ODF).
Sun and IBM have pretty much revealed their intent by giving their joint project the name OpenDocument Format Toolkit Union. The ODF Toolkit
uses initial Sun code contributions to provide developers an API next to tools that generate ODF documents and with which they can program further
applications supporting ODF.
One part of Sun's contribution is the ODF Validator that checks files for conformance with the ODF specification. The ODF Toolkit webpage has further details. The two collaborators are hoping for active participation and new
applications and solutions in the content management and documentation workflow arenas, among others.
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Stoxx 600 Index Rises 0.2% in Volatile Session
The political wrangling over the U.S. debt ceiling and budget kept European investors on edge on Monday, with the benchmark stock index struggling for direction for most of the session.
Weak Chinese economic data added to the nervousness.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index ended the volatile session up 0.2% to 312.22, supported by oil firms and other heavyweights.
"Few investors are willing to commit to risk until they know how this will play out," Richard Hunter, head of equities at Hargreaves Lansdown, said of the U.S. political stalemate. "Under normal circumstances, earnings would be in focus, but they are unfortunately totally overshadowed by the debt ceiling talks."
Later in the trading day, U.S. stocks turned higher as hope reemerged that Washington lawmakers would reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 64 points, or 0.4%, at 15302 in late trading, reversing a loss of much as 101 points in morning trading. The Dow had climbed 461 points over the previous three sessions amid signs that a deal to raise the nation's borrowing limit and end the government shutdown was in sight.
The S&P 500 index rose 7 points, or 0.4%, to 1710, while the Nasdaq Composite Index was up 23 points, or 0.6%, to 3814.
U.S. bond markets were closed for the Columbus Day holiday.
Still, some investors have positioned themselves for a volatile period in the markets this week. Several large financial firms have been shedding short-term government debt because of worries that there won't be a deal by Thursday.
Other investors were girding for stock-market declines using strategies such as hedging and paring back some riskier holdings, said Ed Lashinski , director of global strategy and execution for RBC Capital Markets' futures group.
"The market is like the old Road Runner cartoons…It's run off the cliff, and it just hasn't looked down yet," he said.
Meanwhile in China, data over the weekend showed a surprise decline in exports in September, signaling the global economy is still struggling to recover. Additionally, Chinese consumer prices rose faster than expected in September, although remaining within the government's target range.
In Europe, Eurostat said industrial production rebounded in August in the euro zone, rising 1% month-on-month.
"Industrial production data for August support our view that euro-area growth is resuming but is still weak, and risks remain skewed to the downside," said Fabio Fois, southern European economist at Barclays, in a note.
Among major national indexes, the U.K.'s FTSE-100 added 0.3% to 6507.65, lifted by the benchmark's oil firms. France's CAC 40 inched up 0.1% to 4222.96, while Germany's DAX 30 closed slightly lower at 8723.81.
Peugeot PUGOY 0.68 % slid 9.1% after the French car maker confirmed it is talking with possible partners for new industrial or commercial projects that will likely have financial consequences.
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In currency trading, the euro was fetching $1.3568 late Monday in New York, from $1.3543 late Friday, while the dollar was at ¥98.54 from ¥98.58.
Among commodities, crude oil for November delivery gained 39 cents, or 0.4% to $102.41 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. October gold futures climbed $8.40, or 0.7% to $1,276.40 an ounce.
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Thomas "T.O." Simpson, 84, died Saturday, Aug. 7, 2004.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in N.S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Directors Pioneer Chapel, 2615 Paramount Blvd., with Kevin Naillieux, Jim Price and Matt Hill officiating.
Mr. Simpson was a zookeeper and a rancher. He loved animals. He had lots of friends whom he loved to visit. He was always happy to share a smile, a story or a song with anyone.
Survivors include a daughter, Della Baker of Branson, Mo.; two sons, Bill Simpson and James Simpson, both of Amarillo; nine grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to the V.A. Rest Home, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, in care of Linda Harris, 6010 W. Amarillo Blvd., Amarillo, TX 79106.
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Kanpai's Japanese fusion small plates worth a cheer
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The Third Ward restaurant, which opened in the former Nanakusa space, made some changes to the room's décor, but it's still polished and modern. And so are the fusion small plates, meant to be shared. That's the izakaya side of it. But Kanpai also has a full sushi menu, with a dizzying number of rolls (50, by my quick count). »Read Full Article(1)
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MILWAUKEE Ś Ruben Amaro Jr. doesnĺt blame closer Jonathan Papelbon for admitting Wednesday night that he is keen to be traded to a contender.
ôEvery single player on this team should want to play for a winning team,ö Amaro said Thursday morning at Miller Field. ôSimple as that.
ôDonĺt misconstrue his words. He never said heĺs unhappy here. He never said anything like that. He never expressed to me that heĺs been unhappy. Why wouldnĺt players want to play on a contending team? Itĺs rather simple.ö
Papelbon told reporters after Wednesdayĺs 4-1 win over the Brewers that wanting to be dealt to a team still chasing October baseball is ôa no-brainerö and that he was willing to waive his no-trade clause to go to most contending teams in a deal.
ôHeĺs in a situation where we are not a contending team right now and he would rather be on a contending team, whether itĺs here in Philadelphia or somewhere else,ö Amaro said. ôHeĺs never come to me and said, ĹI need to go away,ĺ or, ĹIĺm not happy here.ĺ Itĺs just competitive nature.
ôHe signed here to be on a contending team every year, and these last two, two-and-a-half years we havenĺt been able to do that ... Iĺve never viewed (Papelbon) as a problem. He felt, like we felt, that we would be a contender every year.ö
Unlike last season when Papelbon struggled with a hip problem and was both ineffective and overpriced, he enters this trade-deadline fish fry as the best closer on the market, with a 1.24 ERA, 22 saves in 24 chances, zero homers allowed and a .175 average for opposing hitters. Yes, teams interested in the veteran right-hander arenĺt going to want to foot his $13 million salary in 2015 themselves, but the Phillies are willing to throw money in a trade if it brings the right prospect in return.
Amaro did what he could to fluff Papelbonĺs value.
ôHeĺs been outstanding. Is there anybody better right now?ö the G.M. said. ôStuff-wise there might be a guy better, but heĺs doing his job. Heĺs been phenomenal.
ôHeĺs been outstanding for our kids in the bullpen ... heĺs been really good with them back there. That means a lot.ö
Among the teams who are searching for some late-inning bullpen support are the Tigers, Angels and Pirates. After getting swept in four games by the Phillies when their bullpen turned Matt Garzaĺs gem into a disaster, the Brewers might wonder if Papelbon or Antonio Bastardo would fit into their hopes to fend off the Cardinals, Pirates and Reds in the uber-competitive National League Central.
Even with the Phils (41-51) sweeping the Central-leading Brewers (52-41) on their home field, Amaro remains focused on making the Phillies younger. However, to do so he needs to have all of his trade chips in working condition Ś namely, Cliff Lee (strained elbow) and Carlos Ruiz (concussion). Ruiz could become an appealing option to the Cardinals, who just found out All-Star catcher Yadier Molina is going to be out 2-3 months due to a torn ligament in his thumb that requires surgery.
ôIf you have guys who are hurt, they donĺt move anywhere,ö Amaro said. ôIf guys arenĺt performing, they donĺt move. We do have some guys who are performing, so weĺll see how much interest there is in them.
ôWe are open-minded about a lot of things,ö Amaro said. ôWeĺll see what happens over the next several weeks.ö
NOTES: Amaro said that Leeĺs rehab start Wednesday went well and that the plan is for the veteran left-hander to remain in Clearwater to make a lengthier start for the Class A Threshers Monday ... Ruiz could be behind the plate for Lee Monday if all goes well for the catcher this weekend. Ruiz, on the disabled list after suffering a concussion, will take part in drills and batting practice in Philly this weekend, then head to Clearwater during the All-Star break ... Jonathan Papelbon was available to pitch the ninth Thursday and go for saves in all four games of the sweep, but that became unnecessary when the Phils batted around in the eighth inning. The last time a closer saved all four games of a series sweep was Twinsĺ closer Joe Nathan Sept. 10-13, 2004, against the Tigers.


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BYU football: Cougar bowl games, then and now
Still, reaching a bowl was a huge accomplishment, and 1974 was the year BYU's bowl tradition began.
Two of the three gentlemen who are now well-known ESPN college football broadcasters are not only quite familiar with BYU, but also have played prominent roles in BYU bowl history — Lee Corso (aka "The Coach") and Craig James (aka "The Pony").
Both games occurred about the time of ESPN's birth. It was a fledgling local cable network headquartered in Bristol, Conn., that began broadcasting on Sept. 7, 1979, just months before Indiana coach Corso faced BYU in the '79 Holiday Bowl.
The next year, James was a running back at Southern Methodist, which squared off against the Cougars in the Holiday Bowl.
As it turned out, Corso won a game he should have lost, and James lost a game he should have won.
In '79, the 11-0 Cougars were unbeaten and ranked No. 9 in the nation — their highest ranking ever at the time. Indiana, from the Big Ten, was 8-3. BYU's offense, behind quarterback Marc Wilson, led the nation in scoring. The Cougars put up 37 points on the scoreboard that night, but it wasn't enough. Late in the contest, with BYU trailing by one point, kicker Brent Johnson missed the potential game-winning field goal from 27 yards (Johnson did convert three field goals earlier in the game, including a 40-yarder), leaving the Hoosiers the winners and spoiling BYU's would-be perfect season. The final score was 38-37.
"We were very lucky," Corso recalled. "Marc Wilson had an incredible game. He threw for something like 900 yards against us. Our guys had never been so exhausted. And then they have a guy who had never missed a field goal in his life and he misses a chip shot. We were very, very fortunate."
Corso has gotten a lot of mileage out of that win over the years, having referred to it numerous times on the air.
In 1980, the Cougars entered their showdown with SMU (dubbed "The Mormons vs. The Methodists") with an 11-game winning streak. But the only streaking they saw for most of that game came from the Pony Express — Craig James and Eric Dickerson — racing into the end zone for touchdowns. James was named the co-offensive MVP, along with BYU's Jim McMahon. James rushed for 225 yards and two TDs.
The Cougars, who trailed 45-25 with four minutes remaining, capped a miraculous comeback with a "Hail Mary" pass with no time remaining as one Catholic, McMahon, connected with another Catholic, Clay Brown. (Edwards likes to point out, though, that the game-winning extra point was nailed by Kurt Gunther, a returned missionary).
Years later, James still had strong emotions about that bitter loss to BYU.
"They were very lucky to beat us," he said. "We dominated that game for 57 minutes and then we just let up. If we would have played them again the next day, we would have kicked their fannies."
Added James, "That whole week after the game that's all anybody around the country would talk about, the Holiday Bowl. It was the most exciting game I've ever been a part of."
Six times, BYU has met an OSU in a bowl game. The result? Five losses. The Cougars' first two bowl matchups were against Oklahoma State. BYU has played, and lost to, Ohio State three times in bowls (1982 Holiday Bowl, 1985 Citrus Bowl and the 1993 Holiday Bowl). The Buckeyes are the only opponent that Edwards' teams faced at least three times without winning at least once.
BYU broke that streak against OSU teams with a resounding 44-20 victory over Oregon State in the 2009 Las Vegas Bowl.
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Johnny Boychuk and the Bruins know it'll be a bruising fight to the finish
|03.11.11 at 11:59 am ET
One look at the face of Johnny Boychuk tells you all you need to know about what kind ending is in store for the Bruins in the last month of the regular season.
A fight to the finish to be sure.
While all the focus was on Zdeno Chara and the firestorm of controversy over his hit on Max Pacioretty, Boychuk was playing his first game since suffering quite the shiner below his left eye in a fight with Montreal's Ryan White a period earlier. Boychuk echoed the sentiment of the Bruins when he said he was happy to see Chara drill Jason Pominville with a clean hit early in the first period.
"He's not going to change the way he's going to play," Boychuk said. "He's a big man and he's our team leader. You wouldn't want him to change his game because I like seeing the physicalness in his game."
On Thursday, Boychuk and the Bruins found themselves in a different sort of battle – one with the officials.
The Bruins killed off the first four penalties against them but Buffalo capitalized on two of the next three to help erase a 2-0 Bruins lead early.
"It's kind of tough to give a 60-minute effort when we're always killing penalties like that," Boychuk said. "I don't know if they're good calls or bad calls but it definitely takes a toll on some guys in the dressing room when you've got guys killing penalties all the time. And some of those guys are also play power play so they're going to be out there more than others and by the end of the game, they're going to be tired."
The other concern of late – during the three-game losing streak – is the lack of discipline and focus over 60 minutes.
"I think that we had that when we were on that winning streak," fellow B's blueliner Adam McQuaid said. "For the most part we had sixty-minute effort. The last few games there have been very highs and very lows, so I think the biggest thing is to get back to that sixty- minute effort."
Seven different minor penalties were called on the B's, including two with the Bruins already a man down that created 5-on-3 chances for the Sabres. The Bruins killed off the first but weren't so lucky the second time in the third period as the Sabres tied the game and won it in overtime.
Boychuk knew going into the game with the Sabres Thursday night that they would be facing a desperate team.
"We did play them in the playoffs last year and they're fighting for their playoff spot so we didn't expect them to roll over and die on us," Boychuk said.
That will be the same approach the Bruins can expect from just about every team they play from here on out.
Even the Islanders, who are out of the playoff picture in the East, could play spoiler when they take on the Bruins tonight in Nassau County on Long Island.
Before dropping their third straight Thursday, the Bruins started their seven-game win streak against the Islanders on Feb. 17 on Long Island.
"Might as well start another one," Boychuk said. "Why not?"
Zdeno Chara appreciates the 'nice gesture' of Max Pacioretty
|03.10.11 at 11:27 pm ET
It's been a bizarre 24 hours for Zdeno Chara, Max Pacioretty and the NHL to say the very least.
On Wednesday night, Pacioretty said he was 'disgusted' that Chara wasn't fined or suspended for the hit on Tuesday night that gave him a severe concussion and broke a vertebrae in his back.
Then Thursday, Pacioretty showed his support of a fellow NHL combatant by publicly denouncing any effort by Montreal authorities to criminally prosecute Chara for a hit that happened in the course of a game.
Following Thursday's 4-3 overtime loss to the Sabres, Chara said he was relieved to be back playing and appreciated the words earlier in the day from Pacioretty.
"It's obviously a nice gesture," Chara said. "It's something that, for sure, shouldn't go that far. It's something, like I said, very unfortuante. I keep repeating that. You feel bad about it. You don't want to see anybody get hurt and especially, in that case, upper body, and most likely, neck and head."
Word came on Thursday that Montreal authorities plan an investigation to determine whether criminal charges should be brought against Chara, whose hit into the turnbuckle at center ice gave Pacioretty a severe concussion and fractured a vertabrae in his back.
"We all feel bad about it," Chara said. "It doesn't matter, rivalry or no rivalry, we all want to see the guy recover and obviously, I'm going to try and reach out to him and talk to him either over the phone or try to see him in person. But I totally understand and respect that now he probably needs time and space and to be around his closest family. I'm sure when the time is right, I'll probably reach out and talk and somehow connect."
For Chara, he was just glad to be back on the ice, focusing on hockey, not hearings.
"That's obviously one of those things I'd love to do," Chara said. "Playing hockey is obviously my most important thing. To be on the ice that's for sure the most important."
It was a home crowd that chanted his name during his first shift in the opening minute.
"For sure, it's something I very much appreciated and I'm very thankful for that. It feels for sure great to be home and to get that support from the fans," he added.
He even showed in the first period that he's not going to change his physical play because of Tuesday when he drilled Jason Pominville into the corner boards on a very clean but hard hit.
"I don't see any reason to change my game or my style of play," Chara said. "I'm going to continue to play physical and play hard. That's my game and I don't see any reason to change."
Brad Boyes burns Bruins in overtime
|03.10.11 at 9:48 pm ET
A couple of players with Boston ties burned the B's in overtime, as former Bruin Brad Boyes took a pass from BC product Nathan Gerbe to beat Tim Thomas for a 4-3 Sabres win with 1:16 remaining.
Zdeno Chara, who has been a popular topic of discussion in the last two days, had two assists for the B's, who have now gone three games without a win (0-1-2).
Nathan Horton, Mark Recchi and Gregory Campbell provided the goals for the B's. Horton, who now has 19 goals on the season, is one shy of become the third Bruin to hit 20 on the season.
The Sabres received their regulation scoring from Tyler Ennis, Thomas Vanek and Tim Connolly. Goaltender Ryan Miller made 42 saves in the victory.
The Bruins will follow Thursday's loss by heading to Long Island for a bout with the Islanders.
– The Sabres had two separate two-man advantages on the night, and the B's were only able to kill off the first one, which lasted 30 seconds in the second period.
The second one proved more challenging. With Mark Recchi already in the box for high-sticking, Brad Marchand was the victim of a bad (and late) tripping call. The Sabres had 1:44 of a 5-on-3 to deal with, and Tim Connolly put home a rebound with 20 seconds remaining on Recchi's penalty.
The Sabres would go 2-for-7 on the power play on the night, as Vanek's goal came with Johnny Boychuk in the box in the second period.
– The Bruins blew a two different leads, one of which was of two-gaol variety. With the B's leading, 2-0, in the second, Ennis scored just 27 seconds after Recchi's goal, and Vanek made it a tie game about eight minutes later. Less than minutes after Campbell gave the Bruins a 3-2 lead, Connolly returned the game to a tie.
– The B's had just seven shots on goal in both the second and third periods after having 15 in the first. Shots on goal can be an overrated statistic at times, but its easy to blow leads when you're not getting pucks to the net.
– While Chara's production was strong in the game, he was the recipient of a very questionable boarding call on Steve Montador. What will this mean to the criminal investigation?
– The David Krejci line remains red hot. Both Milan Lucic and Krejci have 13 points in their last 10 games, as well as four-game point-streaks. Horton, meanwhile, has five goals in his last nine games. The Bruins will need their top line producing like this come the playoffs, so their stellar play and production over the last few weeks is a very good sign.
– It was a good debut production-wise for the new line of Recchi, Chris Kelly and Michael Ryder. Recchi scored his first goal in nine games, a tally that was assisted by Ryder, but that Chara largely set up with an aggressive pinch down low.
– Timely scoring from Gregory Campbell this season, as he came up big back in November to send the game vs. the Blues to overtime. The Merlot Line center's 10th of the season was a big one as well, as it gave the B's the lead in the third.
Bruins enter third period tied with Sabres
|03.10.11 at 8:44 pm ET
The Bruins gave up a two-goal lead in the second period, and they head to the third period tied with the Sabres, 2-2.
Mark Recchi scored his 12th goal of the season on a play created by a pinching Zdeno Chara at 11:26. Twenty-seven seconds later, Tyler Ennis would make it 2-1 as Recchi's goal was being announced.
The Sabres would tie the game on a Thomas Vanek power-play goal. Tim Thomas made the initial save, but in trying to make sure he had it secured saw it slowly glide into the net.
There were five minor penalties between the two teams in the period, with the B's killing off a 5-on-3. There were two fights in the final minutes of the period, as Adam McQuaid fought an even bout with Paul Gaustad, while Milan Lucic fought Cody McCormick for McCormick's second fight of the night.
Zdeno Chara was called for a debatable boarding call, as he shoved Steve Montador in the circle and saw the momentum take his former teammate into the boards after the spill.
The Sabres are outshooting the B's, 33-22.
Nathan Horton has Bruins leading Sabres, 1-0
|03.10.11 at 7:42 pm ET
The David Krejci line remains red-hot, and as a result the Bruins are leading the Sabres, 1-0, on a Nathan Horton goal.
Horton scored his 19th over the year at 8:54, finishing a 3-on-2 with Milan Lucic and Krejci getting the assists. The play came about thanks to nice work by Adam McQuaid in breaking it out of the Bruins' zone.
The period featured a fight between Gregory Campbell and Cody McCormick, with the Sabres forward winning the bought. Each team had power plays that lasted just seconds, as Tyler Myers went to the box for tripping just five seconds after Shawn Thornton went off for interference.
Tim Thomas had an impressive period, making big saves on Jordon Leopold and Jason Pominville, the latter of which he made by quickly sliding from side to side to rob the Bruins killer (eight points in five games vs. Boston this season).
The B's are outshooting the Sabres, 15-11.
Andrew Ference could return Tuesday, Steven Kampfer 'back to square one'
|03.10.11 at 1:06 pm ET
Bruins coach Claude Julien said Thursday that Andrew Ference, who has skated the past two days after missing the last five games with a lower-body injury, is getting closer to a return to the Bruins' lineup and could play as soon as Tuesday.
"Depending on how he does here in the next few days," Julien said, "I wouldn't exclude him from the game in Columbus."
Both Ference and Steven Kampfer will not travel with the B's when the team goes to Long Island on Friday. Kampfer, out with a concussion, said he is "back to square one" after suffering a headache Wednesday night. He had ridden the stationary bike for 15 minutes earlier in the day Wednesday, doing so for the first time.
Zdeno Chara insists he didn't know it was Max Pacioretty at the time
|03.10.11 at 12:10 pm ET
Bruins captain Zdeno Chara spoke to the media Thursday morning, doing so for the first time since learning that he would not be suspended for his hit that left Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty hospitalized with a severe concussion and fractured vertebrea. Following the ruling, Pacioretty lashed out to TSN, saying the he was "disgusted" that Chara, who he felt intended to injure him, was not punished.
"I mean, I totally understand," Chara said of Pacioretty's reaction to the ruling. "He's in the hospital, so he's got the right to be emotional, and I respect that. I obviously feel bad that he got hurt. As a player, as a hockey player, we all feel bad when something like that happens. It doesn't matter if you're on the home team or the visiting team.
"Obviously I'm wishing him a fast recovery, and hopefully he can be back on the ice soon. That's all we'll have to do. We play hockey. Obviously when we go out there, we take risk, and sometimes we do get hurt. It's just very unfortunate."
One reason that Chara has been put in such a negative light over the play is because of his history with Pacioretty. The B's captain got tangled up with the Habs forward in each of the team's previous meetings, as Pacioretty shoved Chara after scoring the game-winning goal in overtime on Jan. 8 and jumped Chara's defensive partner in Steven Kampfer on Feb. 9. Chara insisted Thursday that he didn't even know it was Pacioretty when he hit him.
"It was the face-off, and we tried to set up a play, and basically the puck went to the other side, and we were racing for the puck," Chara said. "I had no idea he was on the ice. I had no idea it was him."
Chara also touched on the possibility of a criminal charges, as Montreal police have launched an investigation.
"I got some media information on that this morning, but right now I'm focusing on my game and playing hockey," he said. "We'll see."


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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- In a season when they have largely kept the pedal to the metal and largely overwhelmed those in front of them with the league's highest scoring offense, things were a little more difficult than some expected this past Sunday.
But after a long look at the win against the Jacksonville Jaguars, here are some thoughts on the Denver Broncos' defense and special teams:
Champ Bailey returned to the lineup in a game that mattered for the first time since the Broncos' playoff loss to the Ravens last January. And in his first game action since injuring his left foot in an Aug. 17 preseason loss to Seattle, Bailey played 70 of the Broncos' 72 plays on defense, leaving the field briefly after a bloody nose following a first half tackle. Bailey said his conditioning was fine -- "if I'm out there I feel like I'm ready to go" -- but several pro personnel executives around the league who viewed the game video said they believed Bailey showed some slight rust. They offered Bailey's positioning and technique were good much of the time, but that he did find himself having surrendered a bigger cushion to the Jaguars receivers than he may have had he played over the first six weeks. The Jaguars did certainly try to test him. Bailey was targeted plenty and he finished with a team-high three passes defensed in the game. "I felt good, I can be better, I know that," Bailey said. "I look to be better."
Play as much man coverage as the Broncos do in this era of pass-happy offenses and a rules book that severely limits the ability of defensive backs to play with a physical edge in close quarters, eventually somebody is going to test you with the slant. Especially if the defensive backs give any room at all to the inside of the field -- some quarterbacks will call it "beating the outside shade." The Jaguars repeatedly worked the ball to the wide receivers, even after one of the Jaguars' best receivers running the route -- Cecil Shorts -- left the game with a shoulder injury, with the slant route. It takes an accurate quarterback to make it work and the Jaguars' quarterback Chad Henne is an experienced hand and he repeatedly got the ball to the right place, largely muting the Broncos' pass rush along the way. If the Broncos are going to single up in coverage that often, their defensive backs may have to close up the gap a bit and force the issue more at the line of scrimmage. There are far more adept quarterbacks left on the schedule, like Andrew Luck, Tom Brady and Philip Rivers (twice), it's something the Broncos will need to address. Especially if Von Miller's return doesn't pump up the pass rush as much as the Broncos hope.
In the rush to go faster that seems to have invaded every offensive huddle in the league, it's slightly intriguing to have watched opposing offenses try to work that way in Denver thus far. The Broncos believe it is an advantage for their own offense to go at warp speed at 5,280 feet worth of elevation. That gameday life in the thin air will eventually catch up the defenses trying to stop them. But it has also caught up to opposing offenses trying to push the pace as well. The Jaguars shifted into high gear on several occasions, but had instances when they had to dial it down in the same series and it was evident some of the players in the huddle were affected by the altitude in those bursts. It is a small sample size after just four home games, but it may prevent the Broncos defense, at least at home anyway, from having to consistently play at the pace offenses would go elsewhere.
The learning curve can be a difficult one at times for rookies in the NFL. And though many other positions are in the life-as-a-rookie discussions far more, rookies in the interior of the defensive line often find some tough sledding in their first seasons. NFL linemen are stronger, smarter and far more versed in the art of close-quarters mayhem than the linemen they faced in college. And once a defensive tackle gets pushed off the spot he finds it far more difficult to use his athleticism to get back in the play as easily as he did at this time the year before. Case in point for Broncos rookie defensive tackle Sylvester Williams came in the third quarter on a 5-yard touchdown run by Maurice Jones-Drew. Williams, lined up in between the Jaguars' right guard Uche Nwaneri and rookie right tackle Austin Pasztor, came off the ball and didn't hold his ground. Williams got folded down inside, turned by Pasztor toward the middle of the field and Jones-Drew took the ball right in behind crossing the goal line before safety Duke Ihenacho, who hit Jones-Drew too high to stop the sturdy back's momentum, could make the tackle.
As the third quarter drew to a close, Broncos defensive tackle/end Malik Jackson lived the more-you-can-do mantra that always increases a player's value on a 53-man roster. Jackson has earned increasingly more playing time because he can function at end if he has to and still has the strength and athleticism to make plays on the interior as well. In a three-play span Sunday, Jackson had two sacks and tackled Jones-Drew for a 1-yard loss on a running play. But it was his second sack that showcased the skillset defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio talks about when asked why Jackson has played more. In a three-man front on a third-and-18 for the Jaguars, Jackson lined up directly over center Brad Meester. But at the snap Jackson came out of his stance a looped behind left end Shaun Phillips. Phillips took a double team with him and Jackson came free on the outside to sack Henne for a 5-yard loss.
In a season when the Broncos special teams units already had returned a kickoff, a punt and a blocked punt for touchdowns, the group made another momentum-changing play Sunday. And since special teams are a cross-section of the roster, the play worked because two defensive players handled their business when called upon to play with an offensive flair. Safety David Bruton, one of the fastest players on the team, took a direct snap 35 yards for a first down and he was sprung free on the play because linebacker Nate Irving sealed off the left side with a quality, no-nonsense block to give Bruton the room he needed. Earlier in the game the group also showed quality discipline when they quickly sniffed out, and stopped a Jaguars fake punt in the first quarter. "We has studied and prepared, we were alert right there, even though it was early in the game,'' Bruton said.


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