Minnesota Vikings

As of the 2013 season, the Vikings have played in four Super Bowls:

Super Bowl IV, January 11, 1970: Kansas City Chiefs 23, Vikings 7

Super Bowl VIII, January 13, 1974: Miami Dolphins 24, Vikings 7

Super Bowl IX, January 12, 1975: Pittsburgh Steelers 16, Vikings 6

Super Bowl XI, January 9, 1977: Oakland Raiders 32, Vikings 14

the Third baseline was the Twins dougout. The first baseline is the major league norm

The first baseball game in the Metrodome was an exhibition game, played April 3, 1982, between the Twins and the Philadelphia Phillies. Kent Hrbek of the Twins hit the first home run in that game and, therefore, the first home run in Metrodome history. The first regular season baseball game played in the Metrodome was April 6, 1982 between the Twins and Seattle Mariners. The first home run hit in that game was by Dave Engle of the Twins and, therefore, is the first home run hit in a regular season game in Metrodome history.

No, the Minnesota Vikings did not make it to the Super Bowl in 1998. The last time the Vikings made it to the championship game was in the 1976 season, Super Bowl XI. The Vikings lost to the Oakland Raiders 32-14.

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Minnesota has been known as the Gopher State since 1857. The first University of Minnesota yearbook, published in 1887 was called the Gopher Annual. The first time the University's sports team was called the Golden Gophers was in 1934, because of their all-gold uniforms. The Gopher mascot was born in 1952 when Jerome Glass, assistant bandmaster, gought a fuzzy wool suit and coerced Jim Anderson, a junior, to put it on. Anderson joked by telling the press,

They took the guy who couldn't march or play and put him where he wouldn't do any harm.

TRIVIA NOTE: Bernie Bierman, the first University of Minnesota football coach, chose gold for a uniform color, because it was more difficult for the opposing team to see the football being held by someone in a gold uniform.

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Through the 2010 season, Daunte Culpepper with 4,717 passing yards in 2004.

Yes they are good and they spend their money wisely.

The roof collapsed because it was a blizzard that made the roof collapse.

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Depending on what year but you can look up "Vikings Record"

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For most of the season it was Gus Frerotte. However, Gus got hurt and was replaced by Tarvaris Jackson. Jackson's been doing well so he's starting right now.

An annual survey conducted by the National Football League in 1982 shows that the average salary of an N.F.L. player last season was $90,102, with quarterbacks averaging the highest, $160,037. The average pay for the 2005 season was close to $600,000. The highest paid player is Michael Vick from the Atlanta Falcons at $23,102,750.

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US singer-songwriter Shawn Mullins is 50 years old (birthdate: March 8, 1968).

No, Warren Moon threw right handed.

In 2008 the Minnesota Vikings started Tarvaris Jackson at the beginning of the season, then after poor play, started Gus Frerotte, then after an injury to Frerotte, Jackson again to finish out the season.

None. Fran Tarkenton was the starting QB for the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowls VIII (Miami Dolphins), IX (Pittsburgh Steelers), and XI (Oakland Raiders). The Vikings lost all three games.

Judaism dates back to 1800 BCE, when Abraham recognized the existence of One God, 3800 years ago. Within a decade he was teaching others.

Answer 2

The tradition of the Jewish people, and the Torah Sages and Talmud, is that Abraham founded the religion of Judaism. He was born in 1812 BCE. This tradition is implicit in many passages in the prophets (e.g. Isaiah 41:8) and throughout the Talmud (e.g. Yoma 28b) and is borne out by a reading of Genesis.

God calls himself "the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob" eighteen times in the Torah, and that is how we address Him every day in the Shemoneh Esrei prayer.

However, Abraham and his descendants observed their traditions voluntarily, until the Giving of the Torah to Moses 3325 years ago, when God made it obligatory.

Answer 3

Nobody knows, but tradition holds that Abraham founded Judaism around 2000 BCE. Modern scholarship does not agree on the exact year, and often places it centuries later.

Islamic Answer:

Judaism; as religion and not as a race; started by revelation of Torah to prophet Moses while he was in Sinai (Egypt). The claim that the Judaism religion started with prophet Abraham may not generally accepted as prophet Abraham was selected by God to call his people to submit to God as the one and only one God and to abandon worshiping Idols and never called his people to Judaism as the Torah was not yet revealed by God

My understanding is that prophet Abraham is called the father of prophets as he called his people to worship the one and only one God and that he himself fully submitted to God to the extent that when he destroyed the idols and the unbelievers put him in fire God made the fire to not affect him and this was a miracle by God to his prophet Abraham (or Ibrahim as called by Arabs in the Middle East). the prophet Abraham is loved by God as expressed in the three Godly religions and the three God holy books. Judaism as religion with specific ritual worships; from my understanding; started by God through prophet Moses by revelation of the Torah.

The Hubert Humphrey Metrodome is a Minneapolis sports venue, famed and named for it's dome-like shape. It was opened in 1982, having been built to replace the Metropolitan Stadium after it was declared too small for NFL's needs.

Rich Karlis kicked barefoot for the Minnesota Vikings in 1989. He set a then-NFL record with seven field goals in a game against the Los Angeles Rams. The Vikings won the game on a blocked punt that went out of the back of the end zone in overtime.

It was the first time in NFL history a game ended in overtime on a safety.

Karlis also kicked barefoot for Denver from 1982-88, and for Detroit in 1990.

Brett Favre played with the Jets for one season then went to the Vikings