Section 54, Row 19 (South Stadium). Seats 1-4 on the aisle. Close to an exit. Easy electronic transfer.

Text 605-370-4009 if interested.

Looking for some advice and hoping a local MD can point me in the right direction. Any help is appreciated.

I've been dealing with persistent inflammation, primarily in my lower extremities (bilateral in knees), but have been experiencing significant pain in my shoulders and wrists as well. This has been ongoing now for 5+ months. NSAIDs have had no beneficial effect. I can get more into my medical history, personal information, etc in DM if anyone is interested in helping me try to figure this out. I would also be willing to share my labs.

I just had a bunch of bloodwork done and, outside of a couple inflammatory markers, everything appears to be within range. The physician I went to doesn't really have any direction he feels comfortable pursuing at this point in time. I've been going through the labs and, of the tests that returned high results, they seem to indicate I may have a bacterial/fungal infection (IMO). Two in particular.

What specialist/practice should I be looking at to get this diagnosed properly? Internal? Ortho? Rheumatologist?
Also, anyone know said specialist in Arizona that is taking on new patients?

I've reached the point where I'm in enough physical pain, I'm taking days from work, running a fever due to inflammation at night, and losing sleep/appetite. It goes without saying, my physical discomfort is really starting to affect my mental health. Again, TIA for any push in the right direction....

October 17
1610 - French King Louis XIII, age nine, was crowned at Reims, five months after the assassination of his father, Henry IV.

1777 - British forces under Gen. John Burgoyne surrendered to American troops in Saratoga, New York, in a turning point of the Revolutionary War.

1807 - Britain declared it would continue to reclaim British-born sailors from American ships and ports regardless of whether they held U.S. citizenship.

1910 - Social reformer and poet Julia Ward Howe, author of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” died in Portsmouth, Rhode Island at age 91.

1931 - Mobster Al Capone was convicted of income tax evasion for which he was sentenced to 11 years in prison.

1933 - Albert Einstein arrived in the United States as a refugee from Nazi Germany.

1966 - Twelve New York City firefighters were killed while battling a blaze in lower Manhattan.

1973 - Arab oil-producing nations announced they would begin cutting back oil exports to Western nations and Japan; the result was a total embargo that lasted until March 1974.

1978 - President Jimmy Carter signed a bill restoring U.S. citizenship to Confederate President Jefferson Davis.

1979 - Mother Teresa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her work with the poor in Calcutta, India.

1989 - A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck the San Francisco area, killing 67, injuring more than 3,000 and causing more than $6 billion in damage.

2011 - Occupy Wall Street, an organized protest in New York's financial district, expands to other cities across the United States, including Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. The group described itself as a group of activists who stand against corporate greed, social inequality, and the disproportion between the rich and poor.

2013 - The government reopened its doors hours after President Barack Obama signed a bipartisan congressional measure passed the night before to end a 16-day partial shutdown.

2018 - Residents of the Florida Panhandle community of Mexico Beach who had fled Hurricane Michael a week earlier returned home to find houses, businesses and campers ripped to shreds; the storm had killed at least 59 people and caused more than $25 billion in damage in Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia.

Birthdays
28 - Queen Naija (rapper)
29 - Zoey Albert (actress/model)
30 - Witney Carson (dancer)
33 - Sexxy Lexxy (rapper)
33 - Scarlett Moffatt (actress)
36 - Christine Di'Amore (actress)
39 - Chris Lowell (actor)
40 - Felicity Jones (actress)
49 - Matthew Macfadyen (actor)
51 - Sharon Leal (actress)
51 - Eminem (rapper)
52 - Chris Kirkpatrick (singer)
54 - Ernie Els (golfer)
54 - Wyclef Jean (singer)
54 - Wood Harris (actor)
63 - Grant Shaud (actor)
65 - Alan Jackson (singer)
74 - Bill Hudson (actor/singer)
75 - George Wendt (actor)
76 - Michael McKean (actor)
81 - Gary Puckett (singer)

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Today in Sports History - October 17
1860 - Willie Park won the first professional golf tournament to be held in Scotland.

1896 - Nebraska opens the season with a 20-0 win over Doane.

1903 - Nebraska defeats Haskell 16-0.

1908 - Nebraska and Minnesota play to a 0-0 tie.

1914 - Nebraska defeats Kansas State 31-0.

1920 - The Decatur Staleys, later known as Chicago Bears, play 1st American Professional Football Association game against an affiliated APFA team; beat Rock Island Independents, 7-0 at Douglas Park, Rock Island, Illinois.

1925 - Nebraska and Washington play to a 6-6 tie.

1936 - Nebraska defeats Indiana 13-9.

1942 - #14 Minnesota defeats Nebraska 15-2.

1943 - The Detroit Lions set a rushing record when they achieved a negative fifty-three yards against the Chicago Cardinals.

1953 - Nebraska defeats Miami (FL) 20-16.

1959 - Indiana defeats Nebraska 23-7.

1964 - #6 Nebraska defeats Kansas State 47-0.

1970 - #5 Nebraska defeats Kansas 41-20.

1971 - The Pittsburgh Pirates defeat the Baltimore Orioles in seven games to win the World Series.

1974 - The Oakland Athletics defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers in five games to win the World Series.

1978 - The New York Yankees defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers in six games to win the World Series.

1979 - The Pittsburgh Pirates defeat the Baltimore Orioles in seven games to win the World Series.

1981 - #19 Nebraska defeats Kansas State 49-3.

1987 - #2 Nebraska defeats #12 Oklahoma State 35-0.

1989 - A 7.1-magnitude earthquake strikes during the World Series between the San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics.

1992 - Jari Kurri (Los Angeles Kings) scored his 500th goal in an 8-6 win over the Boston Bruins. Kuri was the 18th player to reach the mark.

1998 - #8 Nebraska defeats Kansas 41-0.

2000 - Patrick Roy (Colorado Avalanche) achieved his 448th victory as a goalie in the NHL. Roy passed Terry Sawchuck to become the record holder for career victories.

2009 - Texas Tech defeats #15 Nebraska 31-10.

2015 - Nebraska defeats Minnesota 48-25.

Gone at 76. I loved Three's Company and she was so good as Chrissy Snow.

Time for another edition of the Blackshirt Breakdown. With the Huskers on their bye week, Jay and I decided to take a detailed look at a few of Heinrich Haarberg's throws — both completions and misses.

Player of the Week
OH - Sarah Franklin, Wisconsin (SR)
- Tallied 34 kills in the Badgers' two-win weekend to improve to 17-0 on the season
- Averaged 5.67 kills/set and hit .321 along with five service aces
- Defensively, added 18 digs and two blocks over the six sets and led the team with 40 points for the weekend
- Last Wisconsin Player of the Week: Sarah Franklin (Oct. 31, 2022)

Defensive Player of the Week
L - Lexi Rodriguez, Nebraska (JR)
- Averaged 4.86 digs/set in a pair of wins over Michigan State and Penn State
- Tied a season-high with 18 digs in a sweep of the No. 13 Nittany Lions, including 12 in the first set
- Keyed a Cornhuskers defense that held the two opponents to a combined .106 hitting percentage
- Last Nebraska Defensive Player of the Week: Lexi Rodriguez (Oct. 10, 2022)

Setter of the Week
S - Camryn Haworth, Indiana (JR)
- Averaged 9.71 assists/set in leading the Hoosiers to wins over No. 15 Purdue and Michigan
- Posted 40 assists, nine digs and eight kills as Indiana downed the Boilermakers for the first time since 2012
- Totaled 68 assists, 9 kills, 16 digs and five aces as IU advanced to their best eight-game Big Ten start since 1993
- Last Indiana Setter of the Week: Camryn Haworth (September 18, 2023)

Freshman of the Week
L - Ramsey Gary, Indiana (FR)
- Recorded 43 digs, nine assists and two aces over seven sets in Indiana's victories over No. 15 Purdue and Michigan
- Helped hold the Boilermakers and Wolverines to a combined .164 hitting percentage during the weekend
- Last Indiana Freshman of the Week: Tommi Stockham (Feb. 8, 2021)

Hey, everyone. I've set up shop here at Memorial Stadium and will provide updates from Matt Rhule as they come.

They lost to Oklahoma State. The very same Oklahoma State that was embarrassed by a Sunbelt team.

No timeline for return

Good for PBS to put this on TV.

Yes, this ain’t the most exciting thing in the world, but I’ll still take it over soccer at any level.

too bad. probably the best non-QB offensive player in CFB.

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AP Preseason Top 25 (10/16)
1. Kansas (46)
2. Duke (11)
3. Purdue (3)
4. Michigan State (1)
5. Marquette
6. Connecticut (2)
7. Houston
8. Creighton
9. Tennessee
10. Florida Atlantic
11. Gonzaga
12. Arizona
13. Miami (FL)
14. Arkansas
15. Texas A&M
16. Kentucky
17. San Diego State
18. Texas
19. North Carolina
20. Baylor
21. USC
22. Villanova
23. St. Mary's
24. Alabama
25. Illinois

Others Receiving Votes
Wisconsin, Colorado, St. John's, UCLA, Maryland, Virginia, Auburn, TCU, Mississippi State, Kansas State, Xavier, Memphis, Missouri, Boise State, Indiana, College of Charleston, Florida, Drake, New Mexico

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USA Today Coaches Preseason Top 25 (10/16)
1. Kansas (23)
2. Purdue (5)
3. Duke (3)
4. Michigan State
5. Connecticut (1)
6. Houston
7. Marquette
8. Creighton
9. Florida Atlantic
10. Tennessee
11. Arizona
12. Gonzaga
13. Miami (FL)
14. Arkansas
15. San Diego State
16. Kentucky
17. Baylor
18. Texas
19. Texas A&M
20. Villanova
21. North Carolina
22. USC
23. St. Mary's
24. Alabama
25. UCLA

Others Receiving Votes
Illinois, Wisconsin, Maryland, TCU, Colorado, Xavier, Ohio State, St. John's, Virginia, Kansas State, Indiana, Washington, Florida, Auburn, Missouri, Oregon, Memphis, Mississippi State, Iowa State, Boise State, Yale

Did Coach Rhule…or any Nebraska Coach make it to Iowa and see Grant Brix?

Huskers' official depth chart for Northwestern has been released. Handful of minor changes, but the most notable: Malachi Coleman is set to make his first career start.

After an ugly Illinois game where HH was Sims-esque, and if Sims is back to full strength, who should start?

Announced by Matt Rhule moments ago:

Illinois def. Rutgers (25-22, 17-25, 25-23, 25-12)
Wisconsin def. Maryland (25-15, 25-12, 25-16)
Minnesota def. Northwestern (25-14, 16-25, 25-27, 25-22, 15-12)
Purdue def. Ohio State (25-19, 17-25, 25-21, 28-26)

Standings
1. Nebraska (17-0, 8-0)
1. Wisconsin (17-0, 8-0)
3. Penn State (13-4, 7-1)
4. Indiana (15-6, 5-3)
4. Purdue (11-6, 5-3)
6. Michigan State (12-7, 4-4)
6. Minnesota (8-8, 4-4)
6. Ohio State (7-10, 4-4)
9. Illinois (8-10, 3-5)
9. Maryland (13-7, 3-5)
9. Northwestern (9-9, 3-5)
12. Michigan (3-14, 1-7)
12. Rutgers (9-9, 1-7)
14. Iowa (8-12, 0-8)

Matches for Wednesday, October 18
Michigan at Michigan State
Indiana at Purdue
Ohio State at Wisconsin
Nebraska at Northwestern (7:00 PM - BTN+)

Matches for Friday, October 20
Iowa at Penn State
Illinois at Maryland
Rutgers at Minnesota

Crazy game

Rapid-fire analysis with @Greg Smith breaking down the latest presser with a fired-up Matt Rhule:

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Early planning stages of building a post/beam and/or log cabin, or home, on a piece of ground. Will be pretty basic, and pretty much DIY. If I dont know how now, I will learn the different aspects. Thinking insulated mono-pour with in-floor heat for the floor/foundation, and a fireplace on one end, with maybe a back up system like a mini split for when I'm away, but looking for options there as well.

I'm thinking Douglas fir timbers, and would entertain getting the timbers from a western sawmill, and building the bents myself, rather than going with a kit, if there was substantial money savings with that route.

Not worried about the design or materials of the building, as I"ve worked with Sand Creek, and Legacy on projects, but interested in finding midwest sources for SIPs, also maybe solar, and greenhouse.

Also thinking an additional covered, outdoor kitchen, along with a skinning, tanning, butchering, and general fart around shed.

Edit,...will have a well, and electricity, but looking for option other than the common septic system, like composting toilets, or diy green waste disposal, etc.

Fun game
Good teams
MY GOD the future of the Big Ten is insane. Any team that only loses twice automatic bid , maybe even 3 lossses.

AVCA Division I Top 25 (10/16)
1. Wisconsin (59) (17-0) - 1,594 pts
2. Nebraska (5) (17-0) - 1,539
3. Stanford (15-2)
4. Washington State (17-2)
5. Louisville (16-2)
6. Texas (13-3)
7. Pittsburgh (16-3)
8. Oregon (16-3)
9. BYU (16-3)
10. Arkansas (17-2)
11. Penn State (13-4)
12. Tennessee (16-2)
13. Georgia Tech (15-3)
14. Kansas (13-4)
15. Creighton (15-4)
16. Dayton (20-2)
17t. Arizona State (18-2)
17t. Florida (12-4)
19. Purdue (11-6)
20. Kentucky (8-7)
21. Baylor (10-7)
22. Houston (9-7)
23. Auburn (14-4)
24. Central Florida (16-2)
25. Western Kentucky (18-4)

Others Receiving Votes
Minnesota, James Madison, Iowa State, UC-Santa Barbara, Indiana, Ohio State, Texas A&M, Marquette

Dropped Out
Minnesota (#24), Iowa State (#25)

Everyone. They’re good. Our goal is to be the tallest midget in this inept conference . Not a bad compromise in year 1 of the rebuild.