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Vikings head to Tennessee for a tune up in Music City

Minnesota Vikings football is finally here. The Vikings closed camp in Mankato on Thursday and packed their bags for Nashville, Tenn., where they open the preseason against the Titans. It was a whirlwind camp down in Mankato after the longest work stoppage in league history, so after waiting so long, the first game seems quickly upon us.

The season comes at not a moment too soon for Vikings fans, but the same can’t said for the

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Resume Buzzwords to Avoid

Your resume is designed to communicate your accomplishments and distinguish you from other job seekers, but there are certain words and phrases that can actually disguise your qualifications.

Indeed, peppering your resume with vague terms can be a red flag to employers, who may feel as though you are trying to exaggerate your qualifications or hide knowledge gaps. Here are some common buzzwords to avoid when writing your resume and advice for what you should say

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Golden Gophers 2011 roster chock full of talent both young and old

The University of Minnesota announced its 2011 roster yesterday with veteran players and freshmen alike, and every player except for two resides in Minnesota.

Let’s start with the men between the pipes as we work our way forward. The three goaltenders for the year are Kent Patterson, Jake Kremer, and Mike Shibrowski. Let’s give you a little background on Shibrowski. He’s a sophomore who last played with Colorado College in 2009-10, playing in two games and

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West St. Paul paraplegic man rides 100 mi. trail; does life purpose help growth?

  Joe Stone, 26 of West St. Paul will ride Glacier National Park’s bike trail, “Going-to-the-Sun Road”, one year after a speed flying accident left him paralyzed from the chest down, according to the St. Paul Pioneer Press 8-11-11.  Stone plans to finish this 50-mile stretch, known for its spectacular scenery, challenging hills, and narrow turns, as well as a 100-mile, three day ride, with his hand bike on Saturday, the first anniversary of his accident.

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