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Game 3
Coach Hill Press Conference Quotes | Fresno State Game Notes | North Dakota Game Notes
North Dakota (1-1, 0-0 GWC) at Fresno State (0-2, 0-0 WAC)
Sept. 17, 2011 Bulldog Stadium (41,031) Fresno, Calif. 7 p.m. PT
Game Day Quick Facts
TELEVISION: ESPN3.com - Play-by-Play: Trey Bender; Analyst: Jay Taylor
RADIO: KMJ (AM 580); Bulldog Live (2:30 p.m.) Countdown to Kickoff (3:30 p.m.).- Play-by-Play: Paul Loeffler; Analyst: Jordan Christensen; Sideline: Ralph Wood
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After opening the season with two games on the road, the Bulldogs return to Fresno this weekend to host North Dakota on Saturday, Sept. 17, in the 2011 home opener ... Kickoff from Bulldog Stadium is set at 7 p.m. and tickets are still available ... The Bulldog Sports Network is broadcasting the game on KMJ-AM 580 and ESPN3.com, ESPN's internet-based broadcast service, is streaming the game ... Saturday will be the first football game played on the new FieldTurf at Bulldog Stadium ... Devon Wylie was named the national punt returner of the week by the College Football Performance Awards after he returned five punts for 110 yards, including a 67-yard return for a touchdown last week at No. 10 Nebraska ... Saturday's game begins a stretch for Fresno State where four out of its next five games are at home ... The Bulldogs have a 62-18 record at home over the past 14 seasons ... Junior running back Robbie Rouse is leading the Western Athletic Conference in rushing, as he is averaging 127.5 yards per game and 4.8 yards per rush ... Defensively, Fresno State has forced two turnovers in each of its first two games and sophomore cornerback L.J. Jones has two interceptions and is tied for third nationally with five passes defended ... Sophomore quarterback Derek Carr threw for 254 yards last weekend at No. 10 Nebraska and had one touchdown rushing and one passing ... The Bulldogs had 444 yards of total offense last weekend against the Huskers. Last year Fresno State had four games with 400-plus yards of offense..
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Fresno State has won 12-of-14 home openers under head coach Pat Hill.
This is the first-ever meeting between the University of North Dakota and Fresno State.
For Starters...
The light switch for the Bulldog offense was turned on last weekend against the vaunted Nebraska defense. Fresno State racked up 444 yards of total offense on 81 plays and scored 29 points on the Huskers, who only allowed 17.4 points per game in 2010. Those 29 points are the most that Nebraska has given up to a non-conference opponent since Virginia Tech scored 35 points at Nebraska in 2008. The Bulldogs had 190 yards rushing in the game and 254 passing. Of the 81 plays that Fresno State ran, only one went for negative yards and that came when quarterback Derek Carr had his foot stepped on by an offensive lineman when he was dropping back to pass. After converting just 2-of-14 third downs in the first game of the season at Cal, the Bulldogs showed great improvement against the 10th-ranked Huskers by going 9-of-20 on third downs. Finally, Fresno State's offense did not turn the ball over once in the game. Its only turnover came on Derron Smith's interception return, when he fumbled the ball back over to the Huskers near the end of the first quarter.
The North Dakota Fighting Sioux
North Dakota is in its fourth season under head coach Chris Mussman. Like the Bulldogs, UND is in the last year of its conference. It moves from the Great West Conference to the Big Sky Conference in 2012. North Dakota won the 2001 NCAA Division II National Championship under then head coach Dale Lennon, and Mussman was an assistant on that staff. UND made the jump up to the Division I Football Championship Subdivision ranks in 2008. Since moving up in divisions, North Dakota has posted a 15-17 record over the past three seasons, including a 3-8 campaign in 2010. Phil Jackson, a legendary NBA player and coach, is a notable alum of the University of North Dakota.
The Fighting Sioux enter the weekend with a 1-1 record, having shutout Drake 16-0 in the season opener and falling at Idaho last weekend, 44-14. UND averages 238.5 yards of offense (86 rushing, 152.5 passing) while giving up 334 yards on average through two games.
Fresno State vs. North Dakota - The Series
Fresno State and North Dakota are meeting for the first time in the history of both programs. The Fighting Sioux are the second of two-straight opponents that the Bulldogs have never faced, as Fresno State played Nebraska for the first time last weekend.
The Bulldogs against FCS Schools
Fresno State and head coach Pat Hill have won all games against FCS schools (formerly known as Division I-AA), and have done so by an average margin of victory of 28 points. Last year the Bulldogs defeated Cal Poly at home, 38-17, on Oct. 2. Of those eight games against the FCS, six of them have come in the home opener. This meeting between Fresno State and North Dakota will be the first ever in the history of the two schools.
Fresno State History in Home Openers
Fresno State has won 12 of its 14 home openers under head coach Pat Hill. Included in those 12 victories are wins over BCS schools Cincinnati (2010) and Oregon State (2001 and '03). The Bulldogs' two losses were both by three points and the most recent one in 2008 was to No. 10 Wisconsin. Fresno State has averaged 38,632 fans in its 14 home openers under Hill with four of those games drawing over 40,000. Looking back at the last 20 years, Fresno State has a 18-2 record in home openers. The other loss in that time was the 1998 loss to Nevada. The last home-opening loss before that was way back in 1983, when Bowling Green defeated the Bulldogs, 35-27, on Sept. 10.
Rouse Goes for 169 Against Nebraska
Robbie Rouse ran 36 times for 169 yards against No. 10 Nebraska, averaging 4.7 yards per carry on the Husker defense that only allowed 60 rushing yards in their first game of the season. It was Rouse's fifth-career 100-yard rushing game and his fourth going for over 150 yards. Through the first two weeks of the season, Rouse leads the WAC and is 13th in the nation in rushing with 127.5 yards per game. He is averaging 4.8 yards per carry and has only been tackled behind the line of scrimmage one time in his 53 rushing attempts. Those 53 carries lead the league and his 36 attempts against Nebraska last weekend are the second-most he's had in a game in his career, seven behind the 43 carries he had last year at Louisiana Tech when he rushed for 286 yards. That 286-yard game is the second-highest single-game rushing total in school history. Rouse, Michael Pittman, Rodney Davis and Ron Rivers are the only running backs in school history with two, 200-yard rushing games.
Wylie Named the National Punt Returner of the Week
Senior wide receiver Devon Wylie was named the national punt returner of the week by the College Football Performance Awards after he returned five punts for 110 yards and had one 67-yard return for a touchdown against Nebraska. His punt return for a TD was the first by a Bulldog since Oct. 24, 2009, when Chastin West returned a punt 88 yards for a score at New Mexico State. It was the first punt return for a touchdown that Nebraska has allowed since Oct. 20, 2001, when Texas Tech's Wes Welker had an 85-yard touchdown return. Wylie has returned eight punts this year for an average of 15.5 yards, which ranks No. 14 in the nation and second in the WAC. Wylie has also caught nine passes for a team-high 125 yards this season, and for his career he has 51 receptions for 736 yards and seven touchdowns.
Debut of the New Turf
Fresno State's Bulldog Stadium received a face lift this summer, as FieldTurf was installed to replace the natural grass. Saturday's game marks the first football game on the new turf. As an entirely privately-funded endeavor through the Bulldog Foundation, the FieldTurf Revolution surface will allow for a facility to be used during any type of weather. The playing surface no longer has the prominent crown on the field while maintenance and upkeep is significantly less than a grass field in terms of no mowing or water necessary, minimal preparation for practice and games, and painting the field for competitive use is no longer needed.
Jones with Two Interceptions in Two Games
Sophomore cornerback L.J. Jones has intercepted a pass in each of the first two games this season, which were the first two starts of his career. Jones has become the first Bulldog to intercept a pass in back-to-back games since James Sanders did so in the first two games of the 2004 season. Sanders had two picks in the season opener at Washington and then intercepted one pass at No. 14 Kansas State to lead the `Dogs to a pair of road victories. Jones ranks third nationally with five passes defended (three pass breakups and his two interceptions) and he is one of 16 players in the country with two or more picks (Rutgers defensive back Duron Harmon leads the nation with three interceptions).
Forcing Turnovers - A Welcome Sight
Fresno State's defense has forced four turnovers in two games this season - two apiece in each game. The Bulldogs have three interceptions and one fumble recovery, which was for a touchdown against California in the season opener. In each of the previous five seasons, the Bulldogs forced 15 turnovers or less and ranked at or below No. 111 nationally in turnovers gained in each of those seasons. It appears that Fresno State is back to the level it was at in 2004, when the `Dogs ranked eighth nationally by forcing 29 turnovers. The most encouraging thing about this season is that the Bulldogs have been close to forcing several more. Last weekend at Nebraska, Fresno State forced three fumbles that were not recovered. In fact, the Bulldogs have forced five fumbles in all this season, but have recovered just the one for the touchdown.
Harper Grabs Another TD
Redshirt freshman wide receiver Josh Harper caught two passes for 33 yards and one touchdown last weekend against Nebraska, giving him a touchdown reception in each of the first two games of his career. Harper's touchdown against the Huskers was a 26-yard leaping catch in the fourth quarter that brought the Bulldogs within two of Nebraska, 28-26. Harper is the first Bulldog since Bear Pascoe in 2007 to have a touchdown reception in each of the first two games of the season. Pascoe had one TD against Sacramento State in the 2007 season opener and then caught three touchdown passes in a two-point, triple overtime loss at Texas A&M. Pascoe, a junior in 2007, did not have another TD catch that season. Pascoe and Harper are the only Fresno State players in the last 10 years with TD receptions in each of the first two games of the season. Harper this year has five catches for 55 yards and his two scores.
Carr Spreading the Ball Around Evenly
Sophomore quarterback Derek Carr has looked sharp through two games and made a number of big plays last weekend at No. 10 Nebraska, when he threw for 254 yards with one touchdown passing, one rushing and no interceptions. Carr has completed 41-of-71 passes this year for 404 yards and two TDs against one pick. He has spread the ball out evenly between his receivers, as nine different players have caught a pass in the first two weeks. Against the Huskers, Carr hooked up with eight different receivers on completions and in the season opener against Cal, seven different Bulldogs had a catch.
Winning in the Trenches
The Fresno State offensive line had a nearly perfect game last weekend against the vaunted defensive front from the 10th-ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers. The Bulldogs did not give up a sack and quarterback Derek Carr was only knocked down once in the game where Fresno State ran 81 plays. What is as equally impressive is that they are doing it all at less than 100 percent. Center Richard Helepiko missed the Nebraska game and left guard Matt Hunt went down with an injury early in the game against the Huskers. Redshirt freshman Cody Wichmann made his first career start at right tackle last weekend and junior Trevor Richter stepped in for Hunt when he went down and the line did not miss a beat. Fresno State's offensive line led the Bulldogs to 444 yards of total offense and guided running back Robbie Rouse to 169 yards on 36 carries.
Goessling Eclipses 300-Point Plateau
Senior kicker Kevin Goessling became the fourth Bulldog in program history to score 300 points in a career. Goessling's first-quarter PAT after Devon Wylie's punt return for a touchdown was the 300th point of his career. After making all three of his field goal attempts and both of his PAT attempts, Goessling now has 310 career points. He was received honorable mention accolades as the national place kicker of the week from the College Football Performance Awards for his game against the Huskers. The Placentia, Calif. native needs just 55 points over the remaining 11 games to become the all-time leading scorer in Fresno State history. If he can make 17 more field goal, he will also break that career record at Fresno State.
Andrew Shapiro Pinning the Opponents Down
Junior punter Andrew Shapiro has downed eight of his 15 punts this season inside the opponents 20-yard line. In both games this season, Shapiro has downed four punts inside the 20 and he only has one touchback on the year. In addition to his eight punts being downed, another four have been fair caught, so opponents have only been able to return three punts this season for an average of six yards. Last year, his first as Fresno State's punter, Shapiro punted 59 times and had 21 downed inside the 20 with just one touchback. For his career, Shapiro has punted 74 times for an average of 37.3 yards per kick.
Derron Smith Off to a Good Start
After playing in all 13 games as a true freshman, where he finished 10th on the team with 28 tackles, safety Derron Smith is off to a great start in his second year in the program. Smith is tied for the team lead with 14 tackles through two games and 12 of his 14 stops have been unassisted. Last weekend at No. 10 Nebraska, Smith had six tackles, a forced fumble, one interception and one pass breakup. The interception and forced fumble were the first of his career. Smith has two pass breakups through two games and is tied for second in the WAC with three passes defended in the first two weeks of the season.
Fresno State controlled the ball for 37 minutes and 12 seconds in last weekend's game at No. 10 Nebraska. It was the longest time of possession for Fresno State since Nov. 6, 2010, when the `Dogs controlled the ball for 41:02 in a 40-34 victory in Ruston. The Bulldogs are second in the WAC this year, averaging 33:17 minutes with possession of the ball.
Sophomore wide receiver Jalen Saunders has caught a pass in all 15 of the games he's played in during his young career. His 15-game streak with at least one catch is the third-longest active streak in the conference.
Junior wide receiver Rashad Evans tied his career-high with six catches last weekend at No. 10 Nebraska. All six of his receptions came in the first half and he finished the game with 63 yards receiving.
Isaiah Burse averaged 25 yards on his six kickoff returns against the Huskers and Fresno State's average starting field position for the game was its own 29-yard line.
Running back Robbie Rouse is averaging 145.5 all-purpose yards per game to lead the team. That figures ranks seventh in the conference.
Derek Carr's three-yard touchdown run against Nebraska was the No. 4 play on ESPN's "Top 10 Plays" last Saturday. Carr made an acrobatic dive over the defender and while in mid-air, extended the ball out over the pylon as he was flying out of bounds.
Defensive lineman Matt Akers recorded his first career sack last weekend against the Huskers. Fresno State's defensive linemen have combined to record 6.0 tackles for a loss this season and the entire team has 12.0 tackles behind the line of scrimmage through two games.
Four of the next five games for the Bulldogs are at home and the one road game in that stretch comes next weekend when Fresno State plays at Idaho in its first WAC game of the season.
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The aforementioned issues must be addressed whenever an employer intends to require drug testing for job applicants and/or current employees. In addition, employers may implement drug testing for employees in cases of suspected impairment in the workplace or randomly for all or designated groups of employees.
Private sector employers are relatively unrestricted in their ability to develop intrusive drug testing policies and procedures for employees. However, such is not the case with public sector or governmental employers. In fact, government as a regulator of drug use among the citizenry may be in sharp divergence with government in its role as employer.
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Apple is beefing up security for resetting user passwords after a journalist wrote about a hack affecting his personal data, highlighting possible weaknesses in the system protecting more than 400 million user accounts.
Apple is strengthening security for resetting user passwords after a journalist wrote about a hack affecting his personal data, highlighting possible weaknesses in the system protecting more than 400 million user accounts.
The company is temporarily suspending the ability to reset AppleID passwords over the phone while it takes steps to make the procedure more secure, said Natalie Kerris, an Apple spokeswoman.
Mat Honan, a reporter for Wired, wrote this week that hackers gained access to his account, erasing pictures and other data from his iPhone, iPad and MacBook, after resetting his password by phone.
Honan said the incident highlighted potential vulnerabilities in AppleID, the verification needed for purchasing music, movies and applications from iTunes, as well as downloading software updates and accessing content on Apple's iCloud Web-storage service.
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Kerris said Apple customers will need to use the company's iForgot online system for resetting their passwords while the phone process is suspended.
"This system can reset a password in one of two ways: either have a password reset sent to an alternate email address already on record or challenge the customer to answer security questions they had previously set up," Kerris said. "When we resume over-the-phone password resets, customers will be required to provide even stronger identify verification to reset their password."
In the Aug. 6 article, Honan wrote that hackers were able to use the last four digits of his credit-card number and his home address to get a member of Apple's tech-support staff to reset his password. He said the hackers got his credit-card information by first gaining access to his account at Amazon.com.
"The very four digits that Amazon considers unimportant enough to display in the clear on the Web are precisely the same ones that Apple considers secure enough to perform identity verification," Honan said in his article.
Ty Rogers, an Amazon spokesman, said the company has investigated the reported exploit and closed it off. He declined to elaborate.
In addition to the Apple and Amazon accounts, the hackers gained access to Honan's Gmail account, which they used to reset the password for his Twitter profile. Once they had control of the Twitter account, the hackers posted racist and homophobic messages on the microblogging site, Honan said.
Honan's experience underscores a vulnerability for people who have several accounts linked back to an email address, said Derek Halliday, lead security-product manager at Lookout, a maker of security software. Once the hackers had access to his email account, they could reset passwords for other websites.
People should identify what online accounts they operate that could, if compromised, lead to exposure of other data, Halliday said.
He recommends creating complex passwords, with at least eight characters, using upper- and lowercase letters, as well as numbers and special characters. He also suggests keeping work and personal accounts separate, so that if one is hacked the others won't be compromised.


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We'd been at war mere days when the incessant questions began. The situation resembled an episode of "The Simpsons," with Homer (Rumsfeld) driving a car with Bart and Lisa (the media) in the back seat.
"Are we there yet?" they asked in unison.
"No," he replied.
"Are we there yet?" they chorused.
And again. And again. And again.
"Are we there yet?"
It's not that I'm opposed to reporters asking questions. But I'd like them to ask the right questions - reasonable questions that do not require military leaders to disclose their strategies and provide a cast-in-stone ending date to the war. I'd like them to remove their own politics from the mixture and just tell us what's happening, and why.
If it's true that coalition forces attack only baby formula factories and maternity hospitals, it would be nice to know why. If untrue, it's no longer necessary to interview Iraq's minister of information.
Someone should ask the peace-loving French government why it helped construct a nuclear reactor for a violent dictator who rules the world's most energy-rich region. I'm sure the French intended to make certain that enriched uranium and other potential bomb materials didn't wind up in the wrong hands.
These are the same French who joined the Germans in support of using force only under a U.N. resolution, even as they promised to veto any such resolution.
The media seem almost giddy to be covering a war. So you have to wonder why they can come up with no more probing questions than when it will all end.
The most aggressive reporter I've seen asked Colin Powell why leadership left our troops' flanks exposed. Unless you know that battle plans turn to crap when the enemy shows up, you're not qualified to cover a war.
Prior to Sept. 11, the media portrayed George W. Bush as little more than a mildly retarded puppet with Dick Cheney's hand running the show. In the months since, he's been turned into a warmongering cowboy, eager to plunge the United States into conflict with the rest of the world.
Maybe the truth is still out there.
So far, coalition forces mostly have prevented oil fields from being torched. Israel and Kuwait have been virtually Scud-free. U.S. troops are securing archaeological sites and bunking down in Saddam's palaces. Iraqi citizens are beginning to realize their dictator's days are over and the true stories of his regime are coming to light.
I'm wondering if maybe the Germans and French are wondering what else will come to light.
So why do reporters seem so insistent that things have gone wrong?
Why can troops not stop moving even for an instant without being described as "bogged down"?
I'm opposed to all war, particularly so-called preemptive war. For Bush's sake, I both hope and fear that weapons of mass destruction will be found.
If such weapons are found, we will have not attacked another sovereign nation that posed no strategic threat to us. But if Iraq did pose a threat, I fear what this means for the future of conflict.
In his book, "Tomorrow and Tomorrow," Charles Sheffield writes that humankind can live within and justify any imaginable variation of ethics and morality. For example, Henry VIII would have been appalled at the concept of wars in which innocent civilians were killed. But he would have thought nothing of having a man publicly drawn and quartered.
Our new enemies think nothing of storing weapons in schools and hospitals and using people as human shields. They think nothing of strapping bombs to their bodies or crashing airplanes full of civilians.
I fear war most under this new paradigm.
Are we there yet? I hope not.
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This is so stunning! The way the colors fade into each other and the calm atmosphere resonating from this image is breathtaking. Saying that this is spectacular is an understatement.
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This is jsut amazing, i dont know how to put this into words.
Great capture, well done.
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Wow! This is such a beautiful picture <3 Great timing! I wish it didn't have those borders, but still... this is incredible.
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Nice one! I really like the skyline's crispness and vibrant colors! Excellent composition too!
It's really beautiful! I love the colors. The sky looks alott Like Puerto Rico.
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Seriously, I would love to know how you did it. I can tell by the faded water current that you used a long exposure. Nonetheless, how did you achieve that stunning color-shift form warm to cold (is it pure post-production?) and how is the fisher not blurry as the water is?
This is breathtakingly beautiful. I love it.
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Amazing work!
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wow, slow shutter really gives this such movement and impact. Beautiful job!
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Two men are thanking their seat belts after escaping from a rollover crash with their lives.
A witness says he saw 34-year-old Jimmy Donalson and a passenger speeding down Highway 84 just east of Shotwell Street around 7:30 Friday (1/14) night.
He says he watched as Donalson lost control of his car, hit a tanker truck some yards ahead, then flipped upside down on a median. Meanwhile, both men were still inside, strapped to their seats.
The passenger, 22-year-old Antonio Stevens, was able to walk and talk after being cut out of the car.
Donalson was life-flighted to Tallahassee.
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Next on POV: 'Steam of Life'
POV's 25th season continues with an encore of the moving Finnish film framed by a national obsession with the sauna. Steam of Life airs Thursday, August 16, 2012, on PBS.
Viewers Let Off 'Steam' About POV's Finnish Sauna Doc Broadcast
Each Friday, we share a selection of comments relating to the week's documentary broadcast. This week, viewers posted their reactions to Steam of Life, a moody, comic and moving study of Finnish men framed by a national obsession with the sauna.
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"Joy rises up like steam from a bed of hot rocks." Read what critics have to say about Steam of Life, tonight's POV documentary that goes deep into the inner sanctum of Finnish life — the sauna.
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POV's 24th season continues with the U.S. broadcast premiere of Steam of Life. The film airs on PBS on Tuesday, August 2, 2011.


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High school football: McGuinness' Cody Chancellor is Player of the Week
Let's just call it 60 yards per catch.
When you're talking about the ridiculous kind of numbers Bishop McGuinness receiver Cody Chancellor put up Friday night, there's no point in arguing over decimals.
Chancellor had six receptions for 359 yards in McGuinness' 42-32 win over Carl Albert, and if you want to be specific, that's 59.83 yards per catch.
Sixty yards per catch. Four touchdowns. Receptions of 80-plus yards on two straight McGuinness snaps.
To this point, you could argue it's the top performance of the year. It was certainly good enough to earn Chancellor The Oklahoman's Player of the Week honors.
After the game, Irish coach Justin Jones called it "the single-best performance I've ever seen from a receiver."
Of course, Chancellor's performance wouldn't have been possible without a quarterback to get the ball to him. Jacob Lewis ended up throwing for 385 yards and five touchdowns on 11-of-18 passing, and his deep throws were on point, which was crucial for Chancellor. Lewis also rushed for a 48-yard touchdown and intercepted a pass on defense.
"We tried to come out and run the ball, but Carl Albert did a great job of stoning that early," Jones said. "When we had to go to the air, we did, and Jacob executed flawlessly. He put the ball where it needed to be."
Coming into the game, Lewis knew he'd be asked to throw more than usual. The Titan defense's strong front seven has been solid against the run, but their secondary is inexperienced.
"We went in thinking we'd need to throw," Lewis said. "We hoped to keep it balanced, but we were able to get what we wanted."
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And the most surprising fact of all, Chancellor was playing with a cast protecting the broken bone on top of his left hand, with tape tightly weaving between each of his fingers.
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It's been exactly four years since PopCap games released Plants Vs Zombies to critical acclaim and commercial success. Throughout that time period, PopCap has watched PVZ release on more than five platforms and sell millions of copies worldwide. Today, they finally revealed what everyone has been waiting for much longer than we had to wait for Cool Ranch Tacos — Plants Vs Zombies 2: It's About Time.
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i am gonna spotlight these deer snd see if i can get one...
Hairy Rex says hes banned on the other bored. Why Vader? (ill go out on a limb and assume)
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A head injury during the shoot of "Bang Bang" in Phuket is what landed Hrithik Roshan at the Hinduja hospital, says his father and filmmaker Rakesh Roshan.
The 39-year-old underwent a successful brain surgery at Mumbai's Hinduja Hospital Sunday afternoon.
Rakesh Roshan told reporters: "He was shooting for 'Bang Bang' in Phuket, Bangkok. He was doing a stunt where he had to put a jet on his feet and go 30 feet high in the sky and then dive down in the water."
"So when he rehearsed, he fell the wrong way and banged his head a bit, which he didn't realise. That started his pain and he started taking pain killers, thinking it will get fine in three to four days because something similar had happened during 'Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai' also."
The pain subsided, but only to return a month later.
"Hrithik finished shooting in the next eight days and he came to Mumbai. The headache was still there, so we had a CT scan done but nothing showed in it. Then he was on medication. So the pain decreased, but it started increasing gradually in the past four weeks," said the senior Roshan who has just finished shooting "Krrish 3" with his star son.
It was on the night of July 5, a day before he was scheduled to fly to Prague, the Czech Republic, for the next schedule of "Bang Bang", that Hrithik complained of severe pain.
"Friday night (July 5) he told my wife (Pinki) that 'I am not comfortable and something is wrong inside'. So we took another CT scan and MRI. On Saturday morning (July 7) we got them done and then we were told there is a blood clot," said Rakesh Roshan.
Hrithik was diagnosed with chronic subdural haematoma and was admitted to the Hinduja Hospital July 7 evening, and next day he was operated upon.
Being directed by Siddharth Anand, "Bang Bang" stars Katrina Kaif opposite Hrithik. The film is expected to feature some brilliant stunt sequences and is being shot across Europe.
The shoot of the third schedule of the movie has been moved forward for Hrithik.
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The military Government of Senior General Than Shwe is so squalidly mean and corrupt, and the opposition, symbolised by Aung San Suu Kyi, so uncomplicatedly just and self-sacrificing, that it is as close as one can get in an imperfect universe to a struggle between good and evil.
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Anh dùng mực này là mực gì thế ạ? Bút chấm mực ạ?? Em thích mấy cái chi tiết!! Đỉnh!!!! >w<
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I'm running an open lapping day next Monday (April 7th) at Virginia International Raceway, South Course.
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PM me for more info, or go to av.motorsportreg.com to sign up. I'd love to see some Focuses out there!
WeeAsp - this is run by the guy I got you in contact with for TH track events. May be a good time to catch up with him and get setup as an instructor with our club.
Unfortunately, I am running the one day Benz course at Summit Point on the Main Circuit.
I do want to hook up with him. Just bad timing this go round.
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For the last week I have enjoyed reading several essays concerning missions in, Mission Shift, the new book edited by Ed Stetzer and David J. Hesselgrave. This blog post will be one of many as part of a conversation on missiology that I will be participating over the next few weeks. The first group of essays focuses on defining mission.
Defining mission in the new world where the muddy waters of missiology swirl has been interesting to say the least. For me growing up in a rural church, the word mission usually related to a special speaker, an offering, some pictures of tropical fauna, and occasionally some really weird food.
Charles Van Engen's survey of some of the ways mission has been defined in the church through the ages and how those definitions affect how we approach the topic today certainly fueled fruitful debate. He takes his readers on a historical hop scotch through three different eras and how the term mission was defined and evolved through the ages. I agree with his assertion that understanding the mission of all believers as being "sent to proclaim the coming of the kingdom of God, to invite all people's to become Jesus' disciples and responsible members of Christ's church." is where the discussion must start. The journey apparently cumulates with Van Engen speaking on mission in a church allergic to the word. He finally shares his own definition which has been crafted through 40 years of study:
"God's mission works primarily through Jesus Christ's sending the people of God intentionally cross barriers from church to nonchurch, faith to nonfaith, to proclaim by word and deed the kingdom of God in Jesus Christ through the Church's participation in God's mission of reconciling people to God, to themselves, to one another, and to the world and gathering them into the church, through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, by the work of the Holy Spirit, with a view to the transformation of the world, as a sign of the coming of the kingdom in Jesus Christ."
Charles Van Engen (p.27)
I love this definition, it is thorough and easily understood, but it's just too long. Even though it is wordy, I would prefer the definition to be a bit too long over it being both short in length and clarity of definition.
After reading all of the essays I resonated the most with Guder's assertion that Karl Barth's theology of Christian witness serves as a strong resource for the definition and praxis of missions. Barth's theology is tied to the "conviction that God's purpose for the world is its healing, its reconciliation; and therefore the purpose of God's calling of a people to faith is to render a witness to that good news." Guder posits Barth's position that mission is vocation for all believers:
"Barth says the Christian experiences the incomparable grace of God precisely in order to be called, equipped, and sent as a witness to Christ. This vocation defines all Christians, not just the ministers, or the full time servants. And it defines everything about the person."
Darrell L. Guder (p.58)
This begins to speak to the identity that God has called each believer into and then as each believer embraces that call; the call to mission is then engrained in every structure within the local church.
"Missiology, properly understood, must focus on the church called by God to be a witness in the world. It must be about the equipping of such a community so that both corporately and in the lives of each of its members, the church can lead a life worthy of the calling with which it has been called (Eph. 4:1)"
Darrell L. Guder (p.59)
However as Ed Stetzer points out in his response to Guder, care must be taken to continue to help the church see that the mission is not about the church, it is about bearing witness to those outside the church about the Gospel. We in the church have far too often chose to chase attendance goals rather than the reproduction of actual disciples and as a result have created the "pious self centeredness" that has become characteristic of so many Western Christians.
As a pastor I see my role as not so much defining mission to our people, the Word of God does a good job of that in many places. Rather it is to equip our people to participate in their call to missions as they are gifted for it and to follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit as he guides them into it. Of course solid theological teaching based on a strong hermeneutic are essential to that task as authors Eitel, Wan, and Kostenberger point out. For me the question is how do we best contextualize the mission to our ever changing culture? Thankfully that is among the topics we are going to explore in the near future.
I have throughly enjoyed this project and am excited to continue to take a part in this needed discussion.


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Correction to: ``Remarks on automorphisms of subfactors'' [Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 121 (1994), no. 2, 523-531; MR1186992 (94h:46097)]
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