It's here, it's ready, it fully funds an arena, and everyone should get behind it.

Everything we've done has been toward keeping the team in Pittsburgh. That's been a number one priority. If we had wanted to move the team, the easy thing to do would have been to play out the lease and then start shopping the team around.

We got the message loud and clear, and did what we were supposed to do.

Time is tight in a two- to three-year span, not a two- to three-month span.

I think Pittsburgh would be a great city to hold a convention for either party. It represents middle America, the values and working-class people's ideals.

Our lobbyists are talking about a new arena, and the development around the new arena.

There are still a number of questions that have to be answered before we can determine if it's viable.

Being a soldier isn't easy, but being a soldier's wife is more difficult still. It's a team effort if you are to succeed; both must believe in the profession and believe that it will always take care of you. You overlook the bad--the loneliness, the cramped quarters, the mediocre hospitals, and the lousy pay--because you believe in the greater good of what you are doing.

Maybe success comes from simply following one's destiny.

Your unconscious mind is trying to figure out how to talk to your conscious.