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self storage 法務局長張永春表示，未來澳門單牌車輛可以進入橫琴，將適用內地法律。因涉及法律、管理及車輛保險等，故在粵澳合作框架下需要兩地部門商討完善。指出未來澳門車輛進入橫琴後，適用內地法律，交通執法也應用內地法律。他舉例，兩地牌車輛在澳門是適用澳門法律，進入內地後適用內地法律。現在不同之處，未來澳門單牌車不用取得兩地牌也可以進入橫琴。mini storage

早報記者張颯 張郁文 實習生金承舟首批進入上海自貿區開展業務的銀行機構名單昨日浮出水面。多位知情人士透露，儲存包括中行、浦發、農行、上海銀行、建行、交行、工行、招行在內的8家銀行已于昨日獲得銀監會批復，獲准在中國上海自貿區內設立分行。據瞭解，上述拿到銀監會批文的8家銀行若要在自貿區開展業務，還需自貿區分行系統通過中國人民銀行(央行)驗收。自貿區分行系統擬被建成一套與境內區外(中國國境內、自貿區外)銀行分支機構風險隔離的系統。按照央行對自貿區業務的監管思路，作為一家經營自貿區業務的銀行業機構，自貿區分行要按照“分賬經營”、“分賬管理”、“單獨出表”的原則經營，自貿區分行開辦的業務將令自貿區內的銀行分支機構有更多創新空間。業內人士還透露，在初期，自貿區分行的籌集資金價格會在一定範圍內低於自貿區外的境內市場，或介於境外(中國香港、新加坡市場等)與境內區外之間。據瞭解，目前在自貿區範圍有營業機構的銀行共有12家，除上述8家外，還有光大銀行、上海農商銀行、中信銀行、華夏銀行。“或第一時間開展業務”綜合多位消息人士的信息，上述8家銀行的自貿區分行多為自貿區區域內原有支行升格而成，多由上海分行行領導兼任行長。多家銀行很可能在本月29日、30日正式掛牌設立自貿區分行。其中，浦發銀行自貿區分行下轄分行營業部、外高橋保稅區支行、外高橋保稅物流園區支行、洋山保稅港區支行和上海浦東機場綜合保稅區支行幾家機構。未來還將根據上海自貿區特殊政策相應設立創新型投行部門、創新型金融市場部門和海外業務部門等職能部門。而中行未來的上海自貿區分行將在服務跨國機構總部、商貿企業、融資租賃企業、金融機構等領域探索國家政策支持的自貿區金融服務及跨境人民幣業務創新。“對一些暫時進不來的金融機構，我們可以在資金清算、貨幣匯兌等業務上幫助這些機構做，做銀行的銀行。”中行一位內部人士透露。建行自貿區分行的業務範圍涉及對公、對私、投行等業務條線，提供包括資金結算、現金管理、資金托管、本外幣信貸、匯兌、融資租賃、信托理財、期貨交易、產業投資基金、投行業務、個人及私人銀行業務在內的一攬子金融服務。工行上海分行的情況是:該行已在生產環境下完成自貿區業務的全流程測試，力爭早日通過驗收，同時，為自貿區內客戶設計了賬戶開戶、資金結算、投資理財、境外融資、債券發行等全套金融服務產品體系，一旦政策落地可以第一時間開展業務。自貿區將現兩類新賬戶盡管自貿區銀行服務的最大亮點被mini storage讀為離岸金融，多位參與自貿區分行籌建的銀行人士昨日指出，自貿區分行的業務與現有離岸業務並不可直接畫等號。“待政策明朗後，自貿區分行的業務範圍會比現有的離岸業務更大。”一知情人士說。在此之前，浦發、交行、招行、平安(深發展)4家銀行曾獲得銀監頒發的離岸業務牌照。具體而言，從管理機構來講，境內銀行參與離岸業務的牌照由銀監會下發，自貿區分行的業務則由央行主導居多;從業務範圍上看，上述4家銀行的離岸業務牌照只被允許從事外幣業務，沒有人民幣業務，但自貿區分行既有外幣業務，亦有人民幣業務。按醞釀的方案，在監管層允許的前提下，境外公司(未在自貿區註冊)將被允許到自貿區分行開立FTN賬戶(Free Trade Non resident)。值得一提的是，FTN賬戶必須開在自貿區里28.8平方公里的範圍內的銀行業機構，不可越入關內開戶。而已在自貿區註冊的企業既可以在自貿區分行亦可在上海分行轄區內的任一家分支機構開立FTA賬戶(Free Trade Account)。“一旦兩種賬戶開立之後，有資金進來，資金事實上已經進入中國國境內，便不能稱之為離岸。”前述知情人士強調。據早報記者此前瞭解的信息，所有在自貿區里開的賬戶都將作為特別賬戶處理、被標識，都受相關限制，被標識賬戶的資金進出，央行通過系統都能實時看到。“‘一線徹底放開、二線高效管住’，央行主要通過這種方式來管住。”一位知情人士說。具體業務操作細則尚待明確據悉，監管層鼓勵企業利用自貿區內和境外兩種資源、兩個市場，實現跨境融資的自由化，但具體的操作仍待明確。“如果政策允許，FTN與FTA賬戶之間應是可以互動的，兩個賬戶原則上都是關外的業務，但能否進入關內，要等29日之後，監管部門進一步的政策明確。”一位知情人士透露。“貿易項下的互相流動沒有問題，從關外到關內，境外到境內是被監管層鼓勵的，現在也是可以流動的，關鍵是資本項下。”另一位知情人士透露，自貿區內的FTA、FTN賬戶與境內、自貿區外的賬戶能否流動，也是此次改革和創新的核心。受訪人士均提到，具體的政策還需等待監管層進一步明確。“在這之前，是徹底隔離的，有了自貿區業務之後，可能會實現有限滲透。”上述知情人士說。銀行業內人士同時提醒自貿區分行的風險防範和風險隔離。“在提高便利化、降低企業成本、提高企業競爭能力的同時，對金融機構來講可能風險巨大。”一參與自貿區分行籌建人士指出，可能會遇到諸多在境內經營銀行從未碰到過的問題。self storage

（吉隆坡27日訊）大眾銀行（PBBANK,1295,主板金融組）貸款成長可維持12%穩定水平，mini storage加上該銀行的資產素質仍舊強勁，且內部資本充足評估程序（ICAAP）課題已不足為患，因此大馬研究對該銀行前景看法正面。大馬研究表示，基於最近探訪該銀行所獲，預料該銀行2014財政年目標貸款成長或於11至12%。“貸款指標已趨穩，而該銀行仍然有信心實現2013財政年的貸款成長目標，成長來源於其房屋按揭貸款、汽車貸款與中小型企業貸款3項主要業務。”資產素質仍強勁“同時，資產素質仍舊強勁，貸款組合中並無重大惡化現象，我們相信該公司或可維持其2014財政年信貸成本目標少於20基點。”大馬銀self storage稱，該銀行的內部資本充足評估程序已在3月時呈交至國家銀行，預料該銀行目前的資本水平足以應付國家銀行或要求進一步充實資本，惟發生的可能性不大，因此，該評估基本上不在是該銀行的主要關注點。“其他額外的資本緩衝如循環週期緩衝與當地系統型重要金融機構緩衝等仍未公佈，惟我們預料大眾銀行不會被要求提供更高的資本要求。”大馬銀行表示，續對該銀行看法正面，催化因素包括一級普通股本率確認走高、強穩的投資與交易收入、理想的貸款成長、資產素質轉佳、派息提高與資本要求提高的可能性低。因此，大馬銀行維持大眾銀行“買進”評級，目標價格為19令吉80仙。今日閉市，大眾銀行上揚10仙，收17令吉18仙。;mini storage

While there is nothing wrong with policies that are based on a 'Singaporean first' principle, it can be taken too far.儲存 Abuse of this principle could lead to racism, xenophobia and aggressive nationalism. By Wu ZijianTHERE is a saying that if parents take too much responsibility, the children start to lose responsibility. There is a danger that Singapore society may be drifting towards this direction, at least when it comes to the treatment of foreigners.It is probably fair to say that the Singapore government is among one of the most activist governments in the world. You can see the government's involvement in many aspects of life, from housing to health care to education, to supporting businesses and even running companies, and managing the labour market.Of late, the government has been active in drawing up policies that give Singaporeans higher priority than foreigners. While there is nothing wrong with such efforts, they can have unintended consequences.Take this real-life experience of mine, for example. It was a busy morning (around 8.30 am) on a weekday and not surprisingly, the MRT train was quite packed. At a station, some passengers tried to get on the train, further squeezing those already on it, and a brawl began.A woman pointed her finger at an Indian passenger and yelled: "I am a Singaporean! Do you want to squeeze me out of the train in my own country?" The incident ended with the Indian passenger giving up slightly more space to the woman (not that there was much space to give up anyway in a packed train).As we think through what the woman claimed, however, questions start to rise. Here is how I try to map the logic of this woman: I am a Singapore citizen, therefore I am entitled to priority in using all of Singapore's public infrastructure ahead of other nationalities. Therefore in the case of a train that is overcrowded, I have the right to use it before any foreigners.Such childish logic may seem amusing, but anyone who has lived in Singapore long enough would find it surprisingly commonplace.Here is another real life example that I personally experienced. It was a Saturday afternoon, and my family had booked a barbecue pit to celebrate my wife's birthday. When we arrived, however, the pit was occupied by a couple by mistake. So we politely asked them to move to another pit.But they got upset and refused to do so. The incident would have been trivial, but for the following nasty scene that followed. First, the wife started to yell at me and asked me to go back to China (without knowing that I am a Singapore citizen and my home is here). Then the husband took out his pink identity card, waved itmini storagein front of my face and kept shouting that he is a real Singaporean.Eventually, the couple did move to the pit that they booked, but the same logic applied as in the case of the crowded train: I am a Singapore citizen and therefore I am entitled to any barbecue pit that was booked by a foreigner, because I get priority. And if the foreigner is not happy about it, he or she should go back to their home country.Judging from these actions, it seems that there are people who do think in this way. It makes one wonder what has created this mindset, and what can be done about it. This question goes back to the premise of my article: that people, too, should take responsibility after the government has done its part.Over the last two years, government policies have emphasised widening the difference of treatment between locals and foreigners in favour of the former.For example, additional stamp duty is applied to foreigners who buy houses here, and permanent residents face more more stringent regulations when it comes to purchasing or holding HDB flats. Singapore citizens are also given first priority in terms of getting admission into schools, and the healthcare subsidy given to citizens and PRs has also been differentiated more.While there is nothing wrong with such policies which are based on a "Singaporean first" principle, it can be taken too far if extended.For example, some people might take a "Singaporean first" mentality in a wrong way and apply it universally to everything, as illustrated by the instances that I encountered. Such abuse of the "Singaporean first" principle could move Singapore into the territory of racism, xenophobia and aggressive nationalism.Once unleashed, such sentiments can have dangerous consequences, not unlike what happened in Hitler's Third Reich in the 1930s, or the expulsion of Asians from African countries in the 1970s.As a small and resource-scarce economy, Singapore needs to continue to be open to the world and to foreign talent and foreign companies in order to survive and prosper. A key cornerstone of Singapore's attraction to foreign talent and capital is the justice and equality of treatment, without which Singapore would go into serious decline.If the government has done its part to ensure a wider adoption of the "Singaporean first" principle, it is also time for the people to ask themselves what role and responsibility they should take to make their country a better place to live for all. This cannot happen if people adopt an "us versus them" attitude to foreigners in every area of life.The writer is the CEO of Woodsford Capital Management, a finance company based in Singaporeself storage

Analysts pose the question as urbanization proceeds at rapid rate Experts and insiders believe smart city solutions-based infor- mation and commu- nication technology can help China meet its urbanization challenges.mini storage But the real ques- tion is: “How to put that vision into action?”China is facing a “trilemma”— a dii cult choice from three options — on its way toward more urbanization, said Peter Lacy, managing director of Accenture Sustainability Ser- vices Asia-Pacii c, who sees smart cities as being the solu- tion for the challenges China is facing in terms of managing problems associated with it.“h e increasing population moving from rural areas to cities, the increasing con- sumption and expectation of citizens as they are getting wealthier and the increasing dii culties in managing the natural resources of energy, water and waste are going to haunt China for the next 30 years,” said Lacy.China is going through an unprecedented urbaniza- tion in human history, which has not only transformed the country into the second- largest economy in the world but also attracted more than half of its population to live in cities.On the one hand a city needs to grow economically.On the other it also needs to improve the quality of its people’s lives. Clearly cities are the key to achieve the balance, Lacy said, adding the most critical enabler is going to be smart technology, an idea that makes city management more ei cient via collecting and analyzing data.According to the report Smart 2020, published by Accenture Plc, deploying smart technologies in areas such as electricity grids, trans- port, logistics, buildings and industrial motors could save 15 percent of global emissions in 2020 and about $900 billion a year by then in energy sav- ings for global industry.“With the development of technology, it is cheaper and cheaper to put chips every- where and it is easier and eas- ier to collect data from chips,”said George h omas, a senior executive at IBM, which i rst developed the concept of smart cities in around 2009.“Because we are able to col- lect the data, dig into the data and analyze the data, we are able to answer questions bet- ter than before,” said h omas, who is in charge of smart city business in China.According to him, not only is it possible to predict traf- i c 60 minutes in advance by analyzing patterns from his- torical data, people can also ask questions, which they had never thought about asking before.“h is is part of the intel- ligence and it is really the cool part,” h omas said, adding that from IBM’s perspective, smart cities should use an intelligence network to make things better and improve people’s lives.With the ongoing urban- ization in China, cities will become bigger and more com- plicated in terms of manage- ment. McKinsey Co estimates that China will have 10 to 12 mega-cities with populations of 15 to 20 million, around which city clusters will form.A cluster consists of one mega-city and 20 to 50 other smaller cities. Most of the population will live in medi- um-sized cities with popula- tions of between 500,000 and 5 million, it added.It seems that the Chinese government has also reckoned that smart technology can help the country on its way toward urbanization. A list of 103 cities, districts, towns and industrial zones from Lhasa in Southwest China’s Tibetan Plateau to Shanghai in well- developed East China, have been earmarked recently by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development to develop smart city pilot schemes.h e list released in early August is the second batch of smart city pilots in China.h e i rst batch of 90 pilots was published in January.Apart from the environ- mental and social challengeself storage brought by urbanization, the desire to i nd a new engine to drive the national economy amid recent slowing down is part of the reason for the Chinese government’s proac- tive measures to boost smart city development, said Liu Xu, a senior analyst of smart cities with CCID Consulting, an ai liated research orga- nization under the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.“By integrating information and communication technol- ogy with the development and management of cities, the government hopes to bring the country’s economic and industrial development to the next level,” she said.However, it is easier said than done.“Smart city solutions are not as simple as having infor- mation technology. h ey are solutions that integrate many economic and social factors to ensure sustainable growth for cities and improve the living standards of urban residents,”Yin Zheng, senior vice-presi- dent of Schneider Electric in China, which began proceed- ing with smart city solutions by aggressively acquiring many leading IT solution pro- viders in 2011.“For example, we need to consider how to best work with governments and inves- tors, how to set appropriate prices for our services and who will enjoy and benei t from our services,” he said, adding that funding models are the key.However, Accenture’s Peter Lacy said the challenge on the money side will not af ect the development of smart cities in the long run. But to truly transform the large number of China’s smart pilots into real functional smart cities requires more than money.“h e real challenge is how to put the ambition into action. h ere’s still a big gap between rhetoric and reality,”Lacy said. He used the term “pilot paralysis”, meaning proj- ects get bogged down in the pilot stage.Liu said there are so many cities rushing to build smart projects but so few of them truly embed the available technology with a master plan for their cities’ development.“What’s more, a common standard of evaluating smart cities is much needed in order to achieve the sustainable development of the sector in China,” Liu said.Invitation for Prequali? cation1. The People’s Republic of China has received a loan (2709- PRC) from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) towards the cost of Yunnan Integrated Road Network Development Project. Part of the loan proceeds will ? nance the Longling- Ruili road construction. The eligibility rules and procedures of ADB will govern the prequali? cation and the bidding process.2. Instrimpex International Tendering Company (the Procure- ment Agent), authorized by Yunnan LongRui Expressway Company Limited (the Employer), intends to prequalify eli- gible ? rms (contractors) for 5 Pavement Contracts under this project (Bid No: 0703-1320CIC5Y010).3. Interested applicants may obtain the Prequali? cation Document in English from the Procurement Agent or the Employer (address below) at working time from 27 September 2013 upon payment of a nonrefundable fee of RMB1000 (or US$150 or EUR120).4. Applications must be delivered to Trade Center of Yun- nan Province Public Resource (Address: No. 269, Kefa Road, Kunming, Yunnan) at or before 16:00 on 8 November 2013. 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Source: York Daily Record, Pa.self storageSept. 27--YORK, Pa. -- York Habitat for Humanity hopes a tour of the city's best faith architecture will rally supporters for its next round of home builds.The organization is hosting its second Building on Faith Historic Church Tour Sunday afternoon. A luncheon will be followed by a tour of nine of the city's grandest churches. Tickets are $7 in advance, or $10 at the door.The tour begins at 12:30 p.m. from St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church at 140 N. Beaver St.All proceeds will benefit York Habitat for Humanity's 2013 "Building on Faith" project, a duplex for two families at 403 and 405 S. Albemarle St.Tracey DePasquale, associate director of Lutheran Advocacy Ministry inPa., said the church tour was first held last year with five churches. With much of York's finest historic architecture found in its churches, and Habitat being a Christian organization, it fit perfectly, she added."So much of our community never gets to see the beautiful art and architecture. Now you get to see it all in nine churches without having to sit through nine sermons," joked DePasquale, who serves on Habitat's Faith Relations and Building on Faith Project committees.The chmini storagerches on the tour were chosen because they are within walking distance, she said. Many were eager to be part of the tour after last year, she added.The churches are handling the tours and participants are free to visit churches at their own pace.Whatever funds are raised will be matched by St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Last year, the event raised about $400. The Habitat mission is more successful when everyone pitches in what they can, DePasquale said."We are baptized into this body (of Christ) and called to do this work together. When we are partners in ministry, then with big tasks that can seem overwhelming ... we realize that we can make a difference when we're working together," DePasquale said.Highlights include the story of the time George Washington worshipped at Trinity Lutheran Church -- then known as the German Reformed Church -- on July 3, 1791. Tickets are available at participating churches, the York Habitat office (33 S. Seward St., York) or online at .mycommunitytickets .com.@jhilton32; 717-771-2024@jhilton32; 717-771-2024Copyright: ___ (c)2013 York Daily Record (York, Pa.) Visit York Daily Record (York, Pa.) at .ydr.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉

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Source: The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, IowaSept.self storage 27--2-Minute DrillIOWA (3-1) at MINNESOTA (4-0)IOWA RUSH OFFENSE VS. MINNESOTA RUSH DEFENSEThis is where it has to happen for Minnesota. Iowa averaged 7.28 yards on just 25 carries last season against the Gophers. Most of Minnesota's front seven has returned from last season, with juco linebackers Damien Wilson and De'Vondre Campbell and DE Theiren Cockran being the new starters. Led by tackle Ra'Shede Hageman (16.5 career tackles for loss), the D-line has three two-year starters. Minnesota coach Jerry Kill is old school and believes you win with strong run defense. In five of their seven losses last season, Minnesota allowed more than 6 yards a carry.Kill this week: "It's pretty simple. We'll put up on a board here today is that you've got to play with a low-pad level, you'd better stay in your gap. You've got to make sure you fit right as a linebacker, you've got to be able to tackle. You've got to your eyes have got to be in the right place, or they'll kick your tail in with a play-action pass. I just gave you five things that it's going to take on defense."Minnesota returns most of the players who lost at the line of scrimmage last year. Iowa's offensive line has been given a ton of credit for the Hawkeyes' success running the ball so far this season (sixth in the Big Ten and 24th nationally with 244.0 yards a game), but let's look at who Iowa is missing from last year's Gopher herding: guard Matt Tobin and center James Ferentz. This is significant. Sophomore Austin Blythe has been solid in moving from guard to center, but Iowa's inside OL faces its stiffest test yet. Sophomore Jordan Walsh continues to rotate with junior Andrew Donnal. Walsh has great feet, but can get overpowered. Donnal isn't as quick but can anchor. Tobin made the Philadelphia Eagles' 53-man roster; Ferentz was a three-year starter.The Gophers' run defense has shown statistical improvement. They are No. 21 in the nation allowing just 102.75 yards a game (against FBS teams that rank No. 58, 94 and 117 in rushing offense). Conversely, Iowa has done its rushing against the FBS Nos. 79, 110 and 120.Iowa is going to have to send help on Hageman. It's either going to have to create some conflict of assignment (misdirection) or hope RB Mark Weisman, who had 177 vs. Minnesota last year, can gain the edge without too much east-west running on the outside zone. Power and lead plays pay off after 20 of them take a physical toll. This is the game for Minnesota.Advantage: Slight IowaIOWA PASS OFFENSE VS. MINNESOTA PASS DEFENSEThe Gophers lost junior cornerback Briean Boddy-Calhoun in week 2 against New Mexico State when he suffered a torn ACL and MCL in his knee. When the injury happened, Kill said Boddy-Calhoun was UM's top performer at corner so far this season. However, the Gophers went into the season planning to start Derrick Wells and Eric Murray at corners. Wells worked back from injuries and earned the spot. The 6-0, 206-pounder made 11 starts at safety last season and was a preseason fourth-team all-Big Ten pick in Phil Steele's preseason magazine.The Gophers rank No. 98 in the country in pass defense, allowing 270.0 yards a game. Opponents have completed 65.8 percent of their passes (98 of 149) this season. This number skews big time after UM faced down San Jose State quarterback David Fales last weekend. Fales, an NFL draft pick waiting to happen, threw for 439 yards, three TDs and two picks against UM. Other QBs have put up numbers against the Gophers, but haven't done enough to really even push them.Minnesota's safeties are veterans. Senior Brock Vereen and junior Cedric Thompson combine for 38 career starts. Vereen is a former cornerback. Corner Eric Murray is a first-year starter. He broke up four passes against UNLV. Minnesota defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys will have fewer buttons to push against the passing game this week. For much of the second half vs. Fales, he played seven defensive backs and dared SJSU to run. It couldn't.Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz preaches balance. Iowa isn't there, rushing 67 percent of the time (218 of 324 offensive plays). This has been a winner and might have to continue to be. Of course, for Iowa to be a healthy offense, it has to develop its passing game.Sophomore Jake Rudock has been heady, dependable and accurate. The next step for him is stretching defenses. No, that's not all Rudock, who ranks between No. 6 and 8 in every passing category in the Big Ten (really, it's kind of an anomaly). It's a needed step for the entire passing game. In that regard, all eyes on junior WR Damond Powell. He's a flash, catching three passes for 132 yards and a TD this season. Speed is the obvious factor that shapes his game. He lines up and there's a corner and safety help. He's probably taking the top off the defense. How much does size have to do with how Iowa uses him? He's listed at 5-11, 180. That might be pushing it. He's been targeted for one wide receiver screen this season.When do defenses bring the hammer down on junior Kevonte Martin-Manley? He's fifth in the Big Ten with 20 receptions. The rest of Iowa's receiving corps has orbited around reliable, but no one has jumped off the page. Minnesota played seven DBs in much of the second half last week. It can morph a coverage to find Martin-Manley. What about the tight ends? Junior Ray Hamilton seems to be climbing, catching more passes in the last two weeks (five) than he had in his career (three). This part of Iowa's game has most of the prominent pieces identified, it just hasn't put it all together. Can Iowa's receivers challenge UM's man coverage?Advantage: MinnesotaMINNESOTA RUSH OFFENSE VS. IOWA RUSH DEFENSEMinnesota's rush game has been like a pit stop. Pull in with a flat tire, zip, whir, whatever other power tool noise you can think of and off you go, brand new and ready to go.Consider: Donnell Kirkwood, UM's leading rusher from '12 (925 yards), suffered an ankle injury in the opener and hasn't had a carry since. No panic. Running backs David Cobb (5-11, 225) and Rodrick Williams (5-11, 235) have combined for 609 yards and eight TDs.Quarterback Mitch Leidner (6-2, 232), who's in position to make his second career start this week, debuted against SJSU with 151 rushing yards, four TDs and the Big Ten freshman of the week.The strides the Gophers have made in the running game over '12 is borderline ridiculous. Last season after four games, UM had 735 yards, six TDs and averaged 4.03 yards a carry. This year, the Gophers have 1,129 yards, 16 TDs and average 5.7 a rush. UM already has more rushing TDs this season than it had all last year. It has two 300-plus performances, the first since 306 against Miami (Ohio) in week 2 of 2007.When Kill arrived, Minnesota played a few O-linemen before they were ready. Now, that's paying off. Junior guard Zac Epping has started 25 straight games. Sophomore Josh Campion has started 17 straight starts (every game of his career). Junior guard Caleb Bak has 15 straight starts. Redshirt freshman Ben Lauer got the start over junior Marek Lenkiewicz last week.Iowa's rush defense wasn't challenged against Western Michigan last week, so its sterling stats remain shiny. Iowa is one of just 16 teams in the nation that allows less than 100 yards rushing (91.50) a game and is just one of mini storagehree that have yet to allow a rushing TD (Michigan and Texas State). On paper, Iowa's FBS opponents have been horrible running the football. WMU is No. 99 and Iowa State is 101 in the nation. The effort against Northern Illinois does, however, jump off the page. The Huskies are No. 11 in the nation with 295.33 rushing yards a game. Iowa held NIU to 162, 42 of which came off a fake punt.Last season, the Hawkeyes held Minnesota to 102 rushing yards on 32 carries. Most of that personnel group is back. You could easily argue Iowa has upgraded in the front seven. Tackle Carl Davis has become a fixture. End Drew Ott has been active, with QB pressure and 15 tackles. He seems well schooled for the read-option that the Gophers will occasionally throw.Leidner can move, but it's not pure zone read. The Gophers want to play power football, with some gap and power schemes. That's part of UM's identity, but it's also into the inside zone, more so than last season.Advantage: IowaMINNESOTA PASS OFFENSE VS. IOWA PASS DEFENSEIowa's offense hasn't found a balance. Minnesota's offense is hopping on one leg. The Gophers have run the ball 76 percent of the time and has passed for more than 100 yards in just two of its four games. Leidner completed just five of 12 passes last week. The Gophers are No. 120 in the nation with 105.3 yards a game in passing offense.UM has been able to get away with it because it has pushed around its opponents and contained them on defense. That's the question this week. For Minnesota's passing game to work, it's more about timing than volume. Last week, Leidner completed just 5 of 12 passes. He completed a 37-yarder to K.J. Maye during a TD drive that gave UM a 20-10 lead in the second quarter. A 22-yard completion to Isaac Fruechte fueled a field goal drive and a 29-17 lead in the third quarter. It can work. You've probably flushed Iowa's 28-17 loss at Northwestern last season, but the Wildcats built a 28-3 lead and completed just 7 of 10 passes.It's a limited sample size for Leidner, but he has yet to throw a pick. QB Philip Nelson, who began the season as starter before suffering a hamstring injury against Western Illinois, has nine career TD passes to 10 interceptions. Minnesota's receivers are kind of a mishmash. Redshirt freshman TE Maxx Williams leads the Gophers (five receptions, 99 yards, TD). He made the Semper Fidelis prep all-star game as a punter. Senior WR Derrick Engel (7 for 93 yards) transferred from Division II Winona State in 2011. Maye has bounced between WR and RB. Fruechte caught 19 passes last season.True freshman Desmond King will make his fourth start at CB. Sophomore Jordan Lomax remains out with a hamstring injury. CB B.J. Lowery was named Thorpe Award defensive back of the week this week after returning two interceptions for TDs. That's one more TD than UM has passed for this season (1 TD vs. 7 INTs). Minnesota has the running chops to sell play-action. Iowa's secondary will once again be caught in that middle-ground of eyeing a running QB and staying with their receiver in coverage. Iowa stopped NIU's Jordan Lynch and the zone read, but allowed three TD passes and 275 yards.There will be blitzing. Is Minnesota's passing game refined enough -- simply, has it felt the kind of pressure to come through under pressure -- to beat it?Advantage: IowaSPECIAL TEAMSDefensive back Marcus Jones has a punt return (65 yards at New Mexico State) for a touchdown and a kickoff return for a score (98 yards vs. UNLV) this year. He's the first Gopher to do that in the same season. That was Minnesota's first punt return for a TD since Oct. 5, 1996. Jones is third in the Big Ten with 13.14 a punt return and fourth in kick returns at 26.67. Minnesota is second in kick coverage (17.10) and 11th in punt coverage (8.33).Kicker Chris Hawthorne is 5 of 7 with his two misses coming from 50 and 51. He's missed three PATs, including having one blocked last week.Iowa saw weakness in WMU's special teams last week and attacked. Wide receiver Kevonte Martin-Manley returned two punts for TDs and had 184 return yards. He now leads the nation (world) with 31.14 yards a punt return. It'll probably be catch to the more sedate approach for Iowa this week. Iowa allows just 2.50 yards a punt return, No. 11 in the nation. Iowa is a middle-of-the-road kick coverage team (21.86).Punter Connor Kornbrath continues to improve. Only eight of his 21 punts have been returned. Kicker Mike Meyer is 5 of 6 this year, with a long of 44 and a miss from 33.Advantage: PushINTANGIBLES1) Confidence -- Both programs are showing it in bundles. Hageman is sort of the voice of Minnesota. He's the most recognizable player. Before the SJSU game, he openly talked about getting the Floyd of Rosedale Trophy back from Iowa. Kill has made this trophy game a priority for his program. It's a smart move. Today's winner virtually clinches a bowl game. Iowa's confidence is less bravado and more in the incremental growth of players like DT Carl Davis, WR Jacob Hillyer and QB Jake Rudock. 2) Recent history -- It's kind of a mixed bag. Yes, Minnesota has won two of the last three, including both games at TCF Bank Stadium. The Gophers recovered onside kicks in both games and won by a total of four points. Iowa averaged 7.68 a rush and dragged Minnesota up and down the field in a 31-13 victory at Kinnick Stadium last year. The physical nature of the victory is something Kill has constantly reminded his players of in the run-up this week: "They honestly just kicked our butt. They kicked it for four quarters. They didn't kick it for a half. They lined up and kicked our butt for four quarters. Very disturbing as a head football coach to have it drove up our tail end like the way we had it drove up our tail end." That's some professional chiding. 3) Home front -- The last road team to win in this series was Iowa in 2008, 55-0, in the Gophers' final game at the Metrodome. Iowa has found ways to lose at TCF. Minnesota's official school site published a guide on "How to be a Minnesota Fan" this week. No. 8 on that list was "Hate Iowa." Minnesota is psyched for this one. If it loses, that hate turned inward will require therapy (hockey season). Iowa is in the Gophers' head. That's playing with emotional fire.Advantage: IowaIOWA WILL WIN IF . . .Iowa passes for 250-plus yards and doesn't throw an interception. The rest of it evens out, right? Iowa's OL is probably a step behind last year's. Iowa's D-line is probably a step ahead of last year's. This is another hurdle/milestone for Rudock, the first conference road start. He has a chance to give Iowa an extra dimension. (Odd stat: Iowa hasn't passed for more than 200 yards on Minnesota since 2008.)MINNESOTA WILL WIN IF . . .It can penetrate Iowa's O-line and keep Weisman running east-west and his feet chopping and not running. Minnesota has a huge edge in disruption on Iowa. The Gophers have 30 tackles for loss to just 16 for the Hawkeyes. If UM can keep Weisman off-balance, it takes away Iowa's most reliable offensive weapon and throws the Hawkeyes' offense off schedule. That would be crippling for a rookie QB on the road.PREDICTION: Iowa 31, Minnesota 21Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) Visit The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) at thegazette.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉

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