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Ohio Northern University's Freed Center for the Performing Arts will present The Soul Rebels Brass Band in the Stambaugh Theater on Friday, Jan. 25, at 7:30 p.m. The concert is being held in conjunction with the Martin Luther King Jr. celebration week at ONU.
The Soul Rebels is an eight-piece New Orleans-based brass ensemble that incorporates elements of soul, jazz, funk, hip-hop, rock and pop music within a contemporary brass band framework. The band grew from their New Orleans brass style out of the desire of original members Lumar LeBlanc and Derrick Moss to play the music they heard on the radio with respect to the New Orleans brass band tradition.
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The United Nations Volunteers (UNV) program was established in 1971 by the United Nations General Assembly and is administered by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). Currently, there are over 3,000 UN Volunteers from around the world serving in developing countries.
Of this corps of volunteers in the field, there are approximately 50 United States citizens serving in primarily two-year assignments. The United States will send up to 24 U.S. citizens per year to serve as UNVs. The majority of UNVs serve in Africa (42%), with the remaining serving in the Asia Pacific region (25%), Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Baltics (15%), the Americas and the Caribbean (12%), and the Arab States (6%).
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Volunteers are, on the average, in their early 40s, with an advanced degree, 15-20 years of experience in their field, and substantial work experience in developing countries.
UNV recruits volunteers with specialized, technical skills, in the fields including, but not limited to: business/finance; organizational management; civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering; water and sanitation management; forestry and natural resource management; information technology, and agricultural and health-related fields. Unfortunately, teachers and individuals with generalist backgrounds are seldom accepted into the program.
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Applicants to UNV must possess a university degree or technical diploma and preferably have five years of full-time work experience in their field of expertise (defined as the subject area in which the applicant has his/her highest degree and a demonstrated, related work background). This full-time experience must have been completed subsequent to graduation. Applicants whose work experience and education are not compatible and individuals desiring to make a career change into fields in which they do not have the required years of experience will not be considered for the program. Furthermore, it is highly recommended that applicants have prior overseas work experience when applying to the program. Statistics reveal that more than 90 percent of the volunteers fielded have worked overseas in development related projects.
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The application includes a Peace Corps application and a UNV Personal History Statement. Peace Corps conducts an initial applicant screening, including an interview, reference check, and legal clearance. Providing the application receives favorable consideration from Peace Corps, Peace Corps will agree to co-sponsor the candidate should s/he be selected for assignment. At that point, the UNV application is forwarded to UNV Headquarters for processing and placement on a UNV roster of qualified and available candidates. The UNV roster is quite extensive, including candidates from over 140 countries. The length of time spent on the roster varies depending on marketability of the candidate's skill, the number of candidates already on the roster in the same field, and the competitiveness of the candidate in his/her field. Unfortunately, although UNV would like to place all applicants, there are no guarantees of placement.
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David Lowery Keyes, b. May 10, 1822, d. May 20, 1895, joined his wife, Susan Jane, and son Alexander Doran Keyes here under the old oak tree in Mt. Union Cemetery near Philomath in Benton Co, Oregon.
In 1867, he left his family home in Johnson County, Tennessee and brought his wife and family to Oregon, to where his brothers James and John had previously immigrated. The Keyes went overland to the east coast, thentraveled by ship, and probably across the isthmus of Panaman, and then to continued by ship. David Lowery Keyes and his family settled in Benton County, between Corvallis and Philomath.
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Tombstone Tuesday: David Lowery Keyes laid to rest in Mt. Union Cemetery, Benton Co, OR
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A blog about my journey with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome including HHV 6, EBV, C. Pneumonia, Bartonella, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, and Biotoxin Illness
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Giving Up
I had the colonoscopy Tuesday. I was up all night Monday due to the prep. The colonoscopy itself wasn't bad although it did hurt when they removed a polyp. I remember asking the doctor "is that supposed to hurt?" I don't remember his reply but I think they increased the versed. It continued to hurt and then I was out and don't remember the rest of it. I ended up having 10mg of Versed. I don't remember the ride home.
The GI doctor sent the polyp off to be biopsied and it came back premalignant so I'm supposed to call them first thing tomorrow morning.
I had a phone consult with my ME doctor today. I almost started sobbing on the phone as I told him that I'm continuing to get more discouraged and hopeless about my situation. I had to fight off the tears because I couldn't afford to pay for anymore time than I already did. He said that it sounds like right now success for me is just putting one foot in front of the other.
He was very concerned to hear that my problems with swallowing are continuing to progress. First it was just trouble with big pills, then I had to stop eating certain foods, and now at times even swallowing saliva is difficult. The other day I couldn't get jello down because the swallowing muscles just stopped working so the jello sat in my throat until finally I was able to swallow. It's a bit unnerving.
My doctor wants me to do the Patricia Kane protocol and get a heplock so I can do IV's at home. He said the PK protocol is good for neurodegenerative diseases like MS and ALS. He hopes that will help with the difficulty in swallowing or at least slow down the progression.
He thinks a big part of my problem is toxicity (including chemicals, toxins from viruses, bacterial infections, etc...). Once I get my body cleaned up then we would go back to tackling infections. Bartonella came up again. I said I couldn't tolerate the treatment. He said once I do the protocol I should be able to tolerate it.
I'm also getting tested to see if I'm a candidate for the KPU protocol. You can read about it here and/or here.
Because I'm under so much stress right now he wants to add in more adrenal support. So I'll start Ashwagandha and Cytozyme AD.
He recommended ginger root to see if it would help my GI symptoms. And he wants to test for parasites and believes that might be part of my problem. We'll also test for amino acid deficiency as well as other nutrient deficiencies. And he'll test me for a bunch of viruses.
My only problem is how am I going to pay for all of this. The testing will get paid for by insurance but the heplock and IV's?
I continue to have bad dreams about the break up. Even while in the relationship I would have a recurring dream where she would break up with me because she had met someone else and I would try to talk to her only to be met with coldness and apathy. Those dreams are still occurring. I had no idea how true they would turn out to be. I just want them to stop. I inevitably wake up out of the dream with that racy feeling.
My doctor believes that people who have been ill a long time end up with a body dominated by the sympathetic nervous system and this is why I'm waking up like this. The Prazosin should help with that. Now that I'm done with the colonoscopy and today got the crown on my tooth I can start the Prazosin. I told him my hesitation in starting it was the fainting. He recommended starting with half a dose and then increase it as I tolerate it better. He also assured me that fainting is not a common reaction even though it said so on the side effect profile provided by the pharmacy.
I need to find a place to live but haven't been able to find anything which is partly why I'm feeling so discouraged. If I had more money for rent it wouldn't be this difficult.
I've emailed lots of places. It turns out there are a lot of people on craigslist who are out to scam others. I've had a few replies from a guy supposedly in Africa who says of bunch of strange things and then tells me to contact whomever and give them all my information. Then there was the woman who wanted me to give her all the information to run a credit report and refused to provide any info until I had done that. Today I got a response telling me I had to be "God-fearing" or else he wouldn't rent to me.
Most people looking for someone to share a place don't bother to respond. The polite ones do and they are nice in the various ways they say they are looking for someone who is employed.
I have emailed everyone I know asking them about what it's like to live in various places. A high school friend moved me to tears when she said it breaks her heart to hear what's happening because she knew me to be one of the kindest and generous people she has met. She lives in Las Vegas and said the services there are terrible so I wouldn't be able to get any help with medical costs.
I suppose I should change the name of this blog to the Debbie Downer blog.
Things should get better one way or another. Apologies for not being cheerful or optimistic. Hopefully tomorrow will be better. I'll be glad when the Holidays are over.
15 comments:
- Renee said...
Serously, Terri, you have every right to feel discouraged and down. You have been through so much. I am so so sorry, Terri and wish I could magically make it all go away. Sending gentle hugs your way tonight.
- December 15, 2011 at 5:56 PM
- me/cfs warrior said...
Thank you Renee. It always makes me feel a little better when I hear from you. It would be great to have a magic wand like that for times like these.
- December 15, 2011 at 6:02 PM
- Toni said...
Terri. I agree with Renee. You have every right to be down and discouraged. Just look at what you've been going through emotionally and physically. It's just overwhelming. I just keep hoping that every tomorrow will be just a little better and I have faith that one day soon that will be the case. That break will come for you...the break that you deserve right now.
Thinking of you with love. Toni
- December 15, 2011 at 6:50 PM
- me/cfs warrior said...
Thanks so much Toni. I was moved to tears when you said 'the break I deserve right now'. It's all feeling too much lately.
It also helps me feel a bit better when I hear from you too. I know that you and Renee and others really get it and won't pathologize me for feeling down and discouraged.
- December 15, 2011 at 7:06 PM
- linda said...
I have not forgotten to write you but my brain has been skidding for awhile...all these protocols I have also done in one form or another and now that I have been restricting these food groups. as I mentioned, tho extremely hard, I am getting improvements in my pain, cognition and that awful "internal" stiffening ... I will fill you in.
the C. is tuff! I too had the polyps but it was ok..just another due now I am too weak to undergo that prep again!! omg, it's awful!
I don't live in a town/city but on Sonoma mountain & the closest is Sonoma, pen grove or Petaluma.....mold issues as always in bay area. the best area up here is Sebastopol &i would live there if not up here. I have MCS so cannot be around much for long but if you are thinking this area, it's a cool place. I cannot say about assistance programs but there's a great co-op in SR ... my shrink lives in Seb, does community service for HIV
AIDS, mental health & would know what is avail. I will email her if you can tell me specifically what you are seeking?
it's late...tomorrow I will email you w/more info.
Teri don't give up... I know it's so stressful now but maybe it's a time of great change in store for you? we never know...in time you might see things from a calmer perspective. the fact she left you is reason enough to have her gone. we need the support of stent people who do not walk! xox hang in hon, I'll check out what I can.
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xox &tomorrow!
- December 16, 2011 at 1:40 AM
- linda said...
STRONG STRONG STRONG peeps is what I should have typed rather than typOH'd!! ;)
tomorrow...hang in, there is light once the dreaded holidaze flee....sigh...too. much. stress. rest those adrenals.&now it's really good night!
- December 16, 2011 at 1:46 AM
- Cusp said...
Agree with everyone else: you have every right to feel discouraged and thoroughly fed up. Who wouldnt be in your situation ? Sometimes it's time to stop being positive, putting on the brave face and just give into how you really feel deep down. keeping up the brave face just takes up too much energy. You dont have to pretend here because you are amongst friends.
Just try to take one day, one moment, at a time and keep writing/blogging/talking and you shall be held and suported until you can get back on your feet again.
Thinking of you (*)
- December 16, 2011 at 6:23 AM
- Alison said...
Oh Terri, you have so many problems, odds are a few of them will be resolved. Seems like it anyway, right?
I've been reading all your recent blog posts but I am afraid I am a terrible commenter. Don't worry about the Debbie Downer stuff. If this is the way you want to write then good. I don't like that you are in this situation but your response is beautifully human and normal and in that way, reassuring to me and others who are going through or have gone through some of the same.
My wish for you is that your sister/s family keep coming through. That you find just one normal person to share an apartment with. Wish there was something I could do. I know the dreams are going to keep coming.
- December 16, 2011 at 1:12 PM
- Pris said...
You're going through a horrid time. I so wish I could snap my fingers and make it go away. I'm sending my love.
- December 17, 2011 at 4:53 PM
It's sure rotten what we go through, horrible stuff. The only relief I had was partly with NAET (Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Technique), some with d-ribose and creatine, burning frankincense, but one time I ordered some vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) from Anaspec, put some clean silver nasal spray in it and sniffed it, wow, I actually felt good. Unfortunately it hydrolizes in water, if I'm correct, and that's why the potency disappeared within a few hours, but to feel normal just that once, now I know that it's not me. Isn't 20 years of being sick enough?! Too bad I don't have any stable sources for that drug (Hopkinton pharmacy's version doesn't hold up to shipping, plus they put it in glass, which binds the drug). Hold on, you'll find some relief somewhere.... Most people can't even imagine the torture. May God bless our search. Jewels
- December 19, 2011 at 12:25 PM
- Sue Jackson said...
Oh, Terri, I am so sorry to hear you're going through such rough times. It's amazing that one person could go through so much.
My son had a lot of trouble tolerating his Lyme and bartonella treatment, too, at first. We backed off all meds, started a protocol to help with detox, then restarted meds VERY slowly. At first, he could only tolerate 1 doxycycline pill every 3 days. He is now up to 1 pill a day, so he is making progress - slowly but surely. And you will, too.
Just remember that you are not alone - there are lots of us out here in the cyber world who understand what you are going through. I wish I could help in a more concrete way, but please know you are in my thoughts...
- December 20, 2011 at 10:44 AM
- NewWorldAntidote said...
Hang in there, we all have bad times. I too wanted to give up more than once, but the battle is what makes life, well life. I, too, have resorted to supporting my adrenals in more ways than 1. Try bio-identical progesterone to replenish lost precursor stress hormones. It really helps, but do a little bit of research before using it. Also, check out my blog for more info on my journey and some supplements that I take for support. Keep on keeping on. NWA
- December 20, 2011 at 2:16 PM
- KC said...
I can totally relate to how you are feeling. I could have written the exact same message. I hope you are doing better now.
- December 25, 2011 at 5:04 PM
- Laura Tattoo said...
times when we feel we can take no more are soooo terrible, i know it! we're just holding on... how i wish for a miracle of truth in 2012. just sending love here from my little couch bed. ~laura
- December 25, 2011 at 10:06 PM
- Maya said...
Terri, it's okay to be down and stressed and sick and tired. You are going through so much. Way too much.
My hope for you, is that three months from now, you'll look back at these bad times from a better situation.
In the meantime, expressing how awful you feel can be incredibly helpful. Sometimes writing it out, is working it out. It also gives the community a chance to wrap you in our cyber arms and show you love. Love and hugs from me:). I wish I could do more.
- December 27, 2011 at 1:07 PM


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April ISM nonmanufacturing, at 53.5, missed expectations for 55.3. Business activity declined to the lowest level since October 2011. New orders and employment fell while backlogs rose. Export orders were solid, rising to the best reading in 14 months. Prices paid eased for the second month in a row, and 15 out of 18 industries surveyed reported positive growth.
It is important to remember that the services report, prior to today's release, was indicative of real GDP growth of more than 3.25%, so this morning's release must be put into perspective.
If we combine both this morning's ISM nonmanufacting with the report earlier this week of ISM manufacturing, April averaged 53.7 compared to 55.7 in the prior month. This should translate into at least 2.5% real GDP growth, which is slightly better than my muddle-through expectation.
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This coupled with a likely spin-out of two new businesses in late 2012-early 2013 makes Ocwen eerily reminiscent to its sister (which was spun out in 2009), Altisource Portfolio Solutions (ASPS) .


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Structure-Function Characterization of Proteins Involved in Cellulose Biosynthesis by Escherichia coli and Salmonella spp.
The World Health Organization reports that diarrheal diseases are
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Milwaukee private investigator Ira Robins has also said he plans on running for the Democratic Party's nomination.
The 35-year-old Mitchell has been active in the effort to recall Republican Gov. Scott Walker and Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch. He is a lieutenant on the Madison fire department, where he has served for nearly 15 years.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron's cat Larry and Chancellor George Osborne's cat Freya fight in Downing Street, London, on Tuesday.
LONDON - Downing Street, where the head of Britain's government resides right next door to the man who holds the nations' purse strings, has witnessed its fair share of spats over the years.
But the fur flew for real Tuesday when two cats from each official residence -- known colloquially as Number 10 and Number 11 -- traded paws in a brief bout of feline fury.
Larry, Prime Minister David Cameron's cat, was pictured taking a claw to the throat from Freya, Chancellor George Osborne's pet.
Witnesses said Larry quickly withdrew to the safety of his home, leaving Freya one-up in the cat-on-cat contest.
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This is not the first time that Larry has let down the side since joining Downing Street from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, an animal shelter in southwest London, almost two years ago. He was brought in on the reputed strength of his mousing skills to deal with at least one rat seen scurrying past the door of Number 10. (Click here to see Number 10's official version on Storify).
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Mrs. Imogene Taylor, 99, died Friday, Dec. 19, 2003, at Heartland Continuing Care Center in Portales.
She was born April 26, 1904, in Gail, Texas, to Lula and Charlie Benjamin Morrison.
The oldest of six children, she was baptized in the Church of Christ at an early age and was a faithful member all of her life.
She married Fred Taylor on Nov. 22, 1924, in Gail, and they moved to Dora.
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A family member said she was a very social person, loving to entertain and be involved in activities. She was active in Homemakers Clubs and quilting clubs, etc., for as long as her health would permit.
Mrs. Taylor was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Dick Cathey Morrison and Charlie Benjamin Morrison Jr.; three sisters, Fronie Morrison, Madeline Askew and Josephine Matthews; a son, Otwell Cathey Taylor; a daughter, Emma Nell Clem; a son-in-law, Robert Clem; a daughter-in-law, Sunny Jo Taylor; and by her husband, who died March 11, 1977.
Survivors include a son, Charlie Taylor of Portales; six grandchildren, Cathey Weaks, Karen Dickens, Rhea Marrs, Timothy Taylor, Crystal Isaacks, and Joel Taylor; 12 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
Stanley Newton and Kenneth Rhoades will officiate at the service. Burial will be in Portales Cemetery.
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Michael Fassbender first met his girlfriend Alicia Vikander when she showed him up on the dancefloor.
The X-Men actor began dating the Swedish actress in 2014 while they were filming upcoming drama The Light Between Oceans. While it has been reported they met on the set, they actually first encountered each other on the dancefloor following film events, when Alicia, who trained to be a ballerina, put his dancing skills to shame.
Every year MTV gathers the biggest and brightest musical heroes for their Video Music Awards, and this time around it's going to be a wild ride.
Slated to take place on August 28th, the 33rd annual installment of the shindig will be held at New York City's Madison Square Garden after spending the past three years out on the West Coast.
Shay Mitchell once got into a tug of war with a woman who found her top-secret 'Pretty Little Liars' script in a grocery store.
The actress stars in the American teen drama series, which is loosely based on the book franchise of the same name by Sara Shepard and follows a group of girlfriends who drift apart after one of their pals goes missing.
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Back in the 1990s, her infomercials were all over the television and sadly Miss Cleo passed away after a difficult battle with cancer.
The famous TV psychic, whose real name was Youree Dell Harris, played a Jamaican shaman on her well-known commercials, but in reality she was born and raised in Los Angeles.
Adding another entry to the holiday comedy genre, Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston star in the forthcoming Paramount Pictures project "Office Christmas Party."
Also starring Olivia Munn, Kate McKinnon, Jilian Bell, Vanessa Bayer, Abbey Lee and Jamie Chung, the Josh Gordon-and-Will Speck-directed flick hits theaters on December 9th.
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On September 24th, the 2016 Global Citizen Festival will take over New York City's Central Park, and the just-released lineup is nothing short of incredible.
Headliners for the massive shindig include Selena Gomez, Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Metallica and Major Lazer, while Chris Martin, Eddie Vedder and Ellie Goulding are also scheduled to perform.
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Margot Robbie was left bewildered by the "weird" tone of her heavily-criticised Vanity Fair profile piece.
The Wolf of Wall Street actress appeared on the front cover of the U.S. magazine and the accompanying profile piece, which was released earlier this month (Jul16). But it was met with a barrage of criticism on social media with many calling Rich Cohen's writing sexist and unusual, as he appeared to focus on her appearance rather than her acting.
Photo Credit: Patrick Demarchelier/Vanity Fair
It's no secret that she can pull off any look she chooses, and Kendall Jenner shows her posing prowess in a new Rock the Vote campaign spread.
The 20-year-old "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" babe wears outfits from 1971 (when 18-year-olds were given the right to vote under the 26th amendment), 1992 (when MTV started ramping up the plea to young voters), 2008 and 2012 (when young voters topped 20 million).
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State Rep. Pam Snyder is inviting president-elect Donald Trump to visit Greene County to meet with the region's coal miners and explain what he plans to do to revive the ailing coal industry.
A year-end funding package expected to be approved by Congress this week is likely to provide money to support health care benefits for retired union coal miners, but not financial support for the union's ailing pension fund.
A Cumberland Township man who recently pleaded guilty to using his former employer's company credit card to spend nearly $120,000 on lottery tickets and gift cards last year was sentenced Thursday to 9 months to 23 months in the Greene County jail, followed by five years of probation.
Doctors will soon be making a decision on whether to keep Morgan Yoney on the lung transplant list.
A Carmichaels man was admitted to WHS-Greene hospital for what police called mental health issues following a fight with Cumberland Township police Saturday.
Charges against a West Brownsville man accused of beating a 2-year-old boy were held for court Monday.
Longtime Donora mayor John "Chummy" Lignelli died Thursday at 95.
A Charleroi woman was arrested Thursday night on drug and stolen property charges following an investigation by Charleroi Regional police and the Washington County Drug Task Force.
A man suspected of robbing a Monongahela convenience store early Thursday was nabbed several hours later when he was spotted by a city police officer leaving another convenience store.
Two sisters were arrested Wednesday after getting into a confrontation last month at a Donora home in which one child was threatened and another hit by objects thrown during the dispute.
The state auditor general is asking for better oversight on the distribution of a state tax on Marcellus Shale drilling to municipalities and counties in Pennsylvania.
When the sheriff's office confiscates 120 firearms, where can it find space to store the arsenal?
After 20 years with Washington School District, Dr. Roberta DiLorenzo is retiring as superintendent.
Southpointe-based Mylan N.V. is pursuing a companywide workforce cut among its 40,000 employees.
A pedestrian was struck by a small pickup Monday evening while crossing a street in Washington.
A Washington High School graduate deserves praise for helping to purify the world's water.
Thanks to a wonderful and festive weekend with parades, open houses and light-up nights, the holiday season is in full swing in Washington and Greene counties.
Recycle those old television sets.
Put the smartphones down and engage with the world.
Historic preservation deserves support.
OXON HILL, Md. – Andrew McCutchen, Chris Sale, Miguel Cabrera and Justin Verlander could be available for the right price.
LAS VEGAS – The longer Dale Earnhardt Jr. couldn't drive because of the debilitating effects of a concussion, the more uptight he became.
CINCINNATI – Andy Dalton's most important passes didn't even make it past the line of scrimmage. Mike Nugent missed another extra point.
CANTON, Ohio (AP) — A Milwaukee-based technology company has obtained the naming rights for a large development project around the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.
Pittsburgh's improved defense set to face a whole new test against Buffalo.
Steelers ride persistent running game, strong defense to victory over Giants.
Are Roethlisberger and Manning facing off for the final time?
Steelers concerned about running backs workload, but have to balance that with winning.
Steelers prepping to face Giants' special version of the no-huddle attack.
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