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Delray Beach is a Floridan city belonging to Palm Beach County. This place has a long-running Atlantic coast along its eastern side and is bordered by Boynton Beach along the north and by Highland Beach along the south. Delray Beach is the prime city of Miami metropolitan area and is well sophisticated.
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PG admissions tax: Coalition opposing measure…
PG admissions tax: Coalition opposing measure launches
Pacific Grove >> A coalition opposing Pacific Grove's proposed admissions tax is building steam among the area's nonprofit community.
The Community Coalition Against Measure P, originally led by the Monterey Bay Aquarium, has built itself up to more than a handful of members. Besides the aquarium, the coalition includes the Big Sur International Marathon and the Friends of the Pacific Grove Public Library, among other area nonprofits.
This week, the coalition launched its website at www.votenoonp.com and will officially kick off its campaign next week at a gathering in Pacific Grove. It's all designed to gain support and squelch the measure that would tax ticket sales for attendance at any facility within the city and all attractions. At this point, the Pacific Grove City Council has determined that tax would be 5 percent of the price of admission charged by an operator.
Critics of the measure say it's ill-advised and not clearly defined.
"We're potentially the second largest nonprofit to be affected by it and we're still not clear about what it entails," said Doug Thurston, race director of the Big Sur International Marathon. "It's one thing to tack on a 5 percent fee at the door, it's another thing to charge an online fee for an event or fundraiser."
The Big Sur Half Marathon on Monterey Bay runs through Pacific Grove.
Thurston said it's particularly unfair to nonprofits on the special events side of things because their partnership with the city already requires paying rental and other fees.
Proponents of the tax say that a 5 percent fee attached to aquarium admissions, for example, is only fair because of the city's need to pay for the repair and maintenance of the city's infrastructure, including city roads, sidewalks, paths and the Monterey Bay Recreation Trail.
"We're empathetic to a city needing funds but I don't think the city has made a very compelling argument that the special events have in any way caused the city's budgetary shortfall," said Thurston.
Susan Steele, president of Friends of the Library, said the tax would ultimately cut back the money the group gives to the library.
Since 1974, the volunteer-based nonprofit over which Steele presides has made an annual commitment to the library of $35,000 to $40,000 for books and materials and $5,000 for children's programs.
"The way the measure is written, it says that a membership includes within it admission, so there's also a tax on memberships that includes the benefits of admissions," said Steele. She also said there would be further cost required to develop an accounting system to make sure their tax liability is met.
"That'll either cost us more money or divert our attention from raising money for the library," said Steele.
Carly Mayberry can be reached at 831-726-4363.
Monterey County residents invited to see Monterey Bay Aquarium for free

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HARTMANN NORDENHOLZ is the german-austrian fashion label founded in winter 2000 by Filip Fiska and Agnes Schorer, named after their grandmothers maiden names. They met during their studies at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria. Agnes, born in Tübingen/Germany, studied fashion design in Master class of Marc Bohan, Helmut Lang and Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. Filip, born in Vienna/Austria, studied in Master class of Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Viktor&Rolf and Raf Simons.
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Q: Simple WCF service - all requests returning empty? Im currently failing at testing a simple WCF service with the WebGet attribute applied, as per the tutorial at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb412178.aspx
Ive created a blank ASP.NET web application project, ive then added a WCF service called 'test', which creates test.svc and Itest.svc.
I've then added the method 'hello':
public class test : Itest
{
    public string hello(string s){return "hello " + s;}
}

which implements the interface:
[ServiceContract]
public interface Itest
{
    [OperationContract]
    [WebGet]
    string hello(string s);
}

However, any requests (HTTP GETs) to http://localhost/test.svc/hello?s=hi return an empty page.
As a matter of fact, any request under that url return a blank page (i.e. http://localhost/test.svc/abcdefg)
Am I missing something fundamental?
Edit: web.config completely standard apart from visual studio generated:
<system.serviceModel>
    <bindings>
      <basicHttpBinding>
        <binding name="BasicHttpBinding_Itest" />
      </basicHttpBinding>
    </bindings>
    <client>
      <endpoint address="http://localhost/test.svc" binding="basicHttpBinding"
        bindingConfiguration="BasicHttpBinding_Itest" contract="ServiceReference1.Itest"
        name="BasicHttpBinding_Itest" />
    </client>
    <behaviors>
      <serviceBehaviors>
        <behavior name="">
          <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true" />
          <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="false" />
        </behavior>
      </serviceBehaviors>
    </behaviors>
    <serviceHostingEnvironment multipleSiteBindingsEnabled="true" />
  </system.serviceModel>

A: You should use webHttpBinding instead to basicHttpBinding
Here's part of the answer from here: testing wcf service in browser

It depends on what type of WCF service you have:
if you're using a WCF REST service (webHttpBinding), then you should be able to just navigate to the service address, e.g. http://yourserver/somedir/service.svc
if you're using anything else, you have a SOAP service, and you cannot test a SOAP service in a web browser - the browser just doesn't understand and speak SOAP. There's however a WCF Test Client app in your C:\ drive somewhere which you can use for that purpose.

From myself can add that WCFTestCLient is here: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\WcfTestClient.exe"

A: Try to replace the above section in web.config with the below one:
    <system.serviceModel>
    <services>
      <service name="ServiceReference1.test">
      <endpoint binding="webHttpBinding" contract="ServiceReference1.Itest" behaviorConfiguration="web"/>
      </service>
    </services>
    <behaviors>
      <serviceBehaviors>
        <behavior name="">
          <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true" />
          <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="false" />
        </behavior>
      </serviceBehaviors>
      <endpointBehaviors>
        <behavior name="web">
          <webHttp/>
        </behavior>
      </endpointBehaviors>
    </behaviors>
    <serviceHostingEnvironment multipleSiteBindingsEnabled="true" />
  </system.serviceModel>

Your server needs to have the services element and not client element in your web.config as shown above. Also to use webGet you need to use webHttpBinding

A: http://www.west-wind.com/weblog/posts/2008/Apr/10/WCF-REST-Configuration-for-ASPNET-AJAX-and-plain-REST-Services

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Can They Ever Be Friends?
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THE END OF A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST
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COUNTDOWN TO THE PULLOUT (2)
IMAGE OF 1993 (4)
MEDIA WATCH (1)
OPENING NOTES (4)
PASSAGES (1)
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By now, the story has become the stuff of legend, handed down from dreamer to dreamer in a heady haze of dollar signs. It was a rainy December afternoon in 1979 when roommates Chris Haney and Scott Abbott settled down to play yet another game of Scrabble. By DIANE BRADY8 min
FOR ATLANTIC CANADA, THE COLLAPSE OF THE FISHERY IS LIKE THE FREAKING OF AN ANCIENT, SACRED TRUST
The prospect of Steven Spielberg, Hollywood's emperor of escapism, directing an epic about the Holocaust is, at first glance, alarming. Reality has never been his strong suit. Spielberg's attempts at serious drama, from The Color Purple to Always, have been disappointing. By Brian D. Johnson5 min
FARMERS UNDER FIRE
GATT THREATENS CANADA'S AGRICULTURAL POLICY By DEIRDRE McMURDY5 min
COUNTDOWN TO THE PULLOUT
If the threat to Israel fades, will its friends still be as generous?
'LET A NEW AGE DAWIN'
It was a deeply symbolic moment for both black and white South Africans. In the shadow of Cape Town's majestic Table Mountain, and within sight of the spot where the first Dutch settlers put ashore 341 years ago, a multi-racial group of officials gathered in the former Good Hope Theatre last week to begin the difficult task of steering the divided society to its first all-race elections.
Yes, Prime Minister, but...
Of all the politicians whose words I have read or heard, Pierre Trudeau takes the gold medal for inciting the greatest number of "Yes, but..." reflexes per 100 lines of text. His best-selling Memoirs contains just 23 pages on the great October Crisis of 1970, a subject I became engrossed in at the time, wrote a lot about and continue to be interested in. By GEORGE BAIN5 min
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It is no longer enough for an enterprise to be better and more efficient than the enterprise across the street. Industries —and countries themselves—have to be as good as the most efficient competitor on the other side of the globe. This new reality has brought about one of the greatest attitudinal turnarounds of this century. By DIANE FRANCIS4 min
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The past two years at Wainuiomata Intermediate have been really enjoyable. At school there are a lot of opportunities to learn new things. This year I have improved a lot with my academics in reading at the start I was a 4B now I'm above and at level 4A. For Writing at the start of the year I was a 3P and now I'm above, and I'm at level 5P for Maths at the start of the year I was a 3P but now I am above the national standards. I am really proud of myself for achieving above in all areas of my academics. On Tuesday the 12th of December, Wainuiomata Intermediate are having a Formal for the year 8's who will be leaving school at the end of the year. For Formal we have been learning a lot of new dances that we do on the night, we have also been learning how to waltz.
So, after my two years of intermediate, I've finally finished and I can't wait until the holidays because I am so tired, I think I deserve a break. I think I did well and improved in all subjects at least to a point where I know I'm ready to handle the stress of high school. So one of my best academic achievements was my progress with my writing. I started the year with a not too good 3B. But now at the end of the year I have a great score of 5B which puts me in a good position for my writing academically. I didn't do that much with reading, I went up one sub level, it still counts as progress I guess. I did quite good with maths because I actually went up two sub levels, which is good a 4A is an alright score to settle with.
Goodbye's – Goodbye Room: 7, I'll miss all the fun times I've had here in Room: 14/7. I'll also miss the things we do at W.I.S like, S.W.O.P, J.A.F.F.A Day, Athletics day and more. Achievements/Goals – I've made big achievements this year I'm AT for R, W, M and I'm very happy about that. I've achieved my goals and now I can set more so I can get Above for everything. Upcoming Events – I can't wait until Formal so I can show of my flash tux and my sweet dance moves. We're also having small finger foods and dessert so It's going to be a fun filled night. Another event I can't wait for is our E.O.T.C day – we're having a Big Day Out, we get to pick where we go and we pick how much money to bring, we also have a parent helper to care for us and take us places.
My academic success, is at it's best ever, I am so glad with what I've done and learnt in the two years in Room 7/14. I'm so glad I came into Mr. Kauone's class because he helps me and motivates me to be my number Ten. I'm grateful to have a good teacher that can help me strive for greatness in my academics. Upcoming events – so many upcoming events, like year 8 formal, Whakaute big day out, etc, I can't wait for our year 8 formal because I get to hang with the bro's. I'm also so excited about big day out, because my group are doing so much fun stuff!.
Even though I've only been in Room 7 for a term it's definitely helped me succeed what goals I've set for myself. This term has been the best because being in Room 7 I now score higher in my academics because Mr Kauone helps me succeed. I really enjoy being in this class because I've made bonds with other pupils and the teacher. I think Room 7 has helped me more than Room 2 in my academics and that's why I like this class more than Room 2 and I hope to be in this class next year. Being in this class means that if we work hard, play hard if we do that we'll love our life.
This year has been exceptional with all the improvements in my academics, few trips and some upcoming trips that I am also excited for. Academics – I have improved a lot from the beginning of the year to now, how I achieved my goals was from setting small goals and achieving them with the help of my friends. In most subjects at the start of the year I was below, for reading I was a 3P but now I'm 4P for writing I was 1P and now a 3A and for maths I was 3P but I am a 3A now, now I am AT in everything.
Intermediate has come to an end, during my 2 years I have learnt and improved a lot in different areas. I have been challenged in my academics which will be mentioned in my blog as well our upcoming year 8 formal and my personal perspective of Intermediate. During my time here at W.I.S I have been challenging myself with different areas of my learning to improve in my learning. When I first came to intermediate I was not very confident in the things the intermediate taught us for maths. I was struggling to complete maths work, now that I am about to leave intermediate for high school I am very confident with learning new things in my maths. In my reading I have improved little by little in different areas and learning different things to help me with my reading throughout the 2 years I have been at intermediate I found that I was struggling with finding and understanding the author's purpose, throughout the 2 years I have made finding and understanding the author's purpose one of my main goals. I can now easily find and understand the author's purpose. My maths has improved during my time at the intermediate. I find certain things harder than other things in maths but I believe I will improve. My writing has had a big improvement. I struggled with the organisation of my writing as well as my ideas. I have improved on both those areas but there is still room for improvement.
Overall my academics have improved a lot but I believe I can still improve. As a farewell for the year 8's our year 8 formal is coming up. The year 8's that attend will be served dinner and finish the nights with formal dancing including line dances and waltz. They will be served by some of the years 7's who are going to be the waiters and waitress'. The formal will also be hosted by the year 7's.
The end of the year has come and I have come a very long way in my learning.There were some moments that were bad, and there were some good moments during the year too. I can't believe I have nearly reached 2018. In my first math test, I nearly reached 4P but reached 1499 points and got 3A. I was hoping for a better result but at least I tried my best. In my second test, I got 3B. In my third test, I strived for more and got 3P. I joined a maths target students in Rm 2. We worked hard to reach national standards. I got better and managed to reach 3A again. I then got 3P in the last test.
Academics – My journey throughout term 4 has been amazing I got my results for my summative testing which I'm really proud of because I improved in all subjects. For Reading I got a 4A which is above the national standards, for Writing I got a 4P and I'm really proud of it because Writing is my worst subject but I have improved the most. And for maths I got a 4A, thanks to my teacher Mr. Kauone for giving us revision work for preparation in our Math's test.
This year I'm very proud with all of the challenges that I have accomplished. This particular year has encouraged me a lot because I have done Kapa Haka, formal dancing, playing the guitar in school assembly and our cultural concert. But before all of my accomplishments happened…the first time that I walked into Room 7, my friends and I were petrified. I thought that I would accomplish nothing in the year, but with some encouragement from friends, it was possible.
Goodbye intermediate. It's been pretty good being in Mr Kauone's class first in Room 14 and this year in Room 7. He has helped me in Maths, Reading and Writing because over the two years he helped me with suggestions like using different strategies to help me understand things and do them correctly. EOTC (Education outside the classroom) it's a good thing and you have to be well-behaved to do it, so what I'm saying is that it is a reward and you have to earn it. It will be sad to leave this school but i have to look towards my future.
At the start of the year I started off in Room 2, it was alright in Room 2 I have to be honest. But as the terms flew by, I felt like I didn't belong in that classroom. By term 2 I had moved out of Room 2 and moved into Room 7. By the time I settled in, it was term 4… As term 4 went on I felt that my grades were getting a little bit better each week, which I was really happy about. I feel that I've improved in every curriculum area.
Tests: The end of the year has now come, and we are finishing our work for the end of the year. I have finished my writing, maths, reading, and te reo tests and I am happy with my results. I am above in maths reading and writing but I'm going to have to improve my reading and maths to stay above next year. Formal Dancing: We in our area have been practicing formal dancing. These are the line dances, the circle dancing and the waltzes. I am going to have to dance next year for the formal, so this is my practice. This is part of our PE program but we have managed to fit in other sports too.
This year has been a good year for me and I think that I have accomplished a lot. First of all, I have gone up in maths, I can now show how to explain problems in more detail and I can do all my times tables. I know now what factors are and how to explain what they are. I have also gone up in writing and I can now read through the lines and explain the author's purpose clearly and with confidence. As for Reading I can read books through and go back whenever I don't get what it means or if it doesn't make sense.
I am very proud of my achievements that I have made this year, academically and socially. I am happy that I have made a lot of progress since primary school and I know that I will improve as a year 8 in 2018. Something that has helped me improve in my academics this year are my learning and social goals. I have been achieving my goals throughout the year and each term I would make new goals and work hard to achieve them.
Start of the year – When I first stepped foot in this classroom I had no Idea what to expect. Ashlee, Jade and I immediately knew that the three desks all beside each other were waiting for us. Over the next few weeks and terms, I became closer to so many people and made great friendships with many Yr 7's and Yr 8's. I had many new experiences throughout the first term and got used to my new classes routines quickly. Academics – I am very happy with my academic achievements throughout the year. Setting goals and working towards them has helped me a lot when focusing on areas in my learning that needed improving.
These past 2 years has challenged me to achieve above the national standards. I have made plenty of progress socially, academically and within all areas of my learning. I am so proud to be above the national standards in most of my subjects and I am happy with my end of year test scores. I can not wait for high school and meet the new challenges I have to face and I can't wait to meet new people. I know heaps of my friends will be getting awards at the year 8 leavers assembly, I hope I get an award most of all for music. I know that I have given a lot of effort towards my academics and cultural activities and I hope I can get at least 1 award.
Goodbye for now Room 7 because next year I will be back. My first year at Wainuiomata Intermediate was great and also fun and sometimes hard but I managed. What was also fun was coming into Rm 7 because this was the class that I wanted to go to. My goals for next year are to not get distracted so easily and get my work done and on time. I hope that most of my friends stay. On the first day I felt weird but then I didn't because it's easy to get over it.


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Q: Sliding out widget on hover I want to make sliding out on hover widgets with text. I want to make semicircles with the main heading. When you hover on the semicircle, the text should appear. I am currently standing on it

My actual code:

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  background: grey;
  overflow: hidden;
  text-align: center;
  position: relative;
  min-height:300px;
  border-radius:999px;
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}

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  background: rgba( 0, 0, 0, 0.9 );
  bottom: -100%;
  color: #fff;
  height: 100%;
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  position: absolute;
  transition: bottom 0.5s ease;
  width: 100%;
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A: Try to use CSS :hover Selector. Example: div:hover {top: 100px;} but it will be work only when mouse still over the element, or you can change the top using JS: document.getElementById("elem").style.top = "100px"; but if cursor goes out the element it will be having a top 100px (not past value);

A: Here's what I'd do - use simple hover effects as ch1puha mentions, add some transition duration. I've put together an example for you: https://jsfiddle.net/59tvxe2f/

HOVER ME

"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum."

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#container {
  padding:20px;
}

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  margin:0 auto;
  height:200px;
  width:200px;
  background-color:red;
  border-radius:100px;
  transition:300ms;
  text-align:center;
  color:white;
  font-family:Arial, sans-serif;
  font-size:20px;
}

.circle:hover {
  height:500px;
  transition:300ms;
}

.circle:hover > h2{
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.circle:hover > p{
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Olga Vladimirovna Strazheva (; ; born 12 November 1972) is a retired gymnast from Ukraine who won world and Olympic gold medals for the Soviet Union.

She competed at the 1988 Summer Olympics. In the optional team final, she suffered a torn ACL on the balance beam and therefore was unable to compete on the final event, floor exercise, or attend the gold medal ceremony.

She won another gold with the Soviet team at the 1989 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, along with two individual bronze medals. The same year she collected two more individual medals at the European championships. She is the first female gymnast to perform a double frontal salto on the floor.

She retired in 1990 due to injuries and later joined a circus company in Germany, where she performed together with her daughter Anna, a rhythmic gymnast. She married twice, second time in 2008 to Ivan Vanyuk, a colleague from the university where she teaches physical education.

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1972 births
Living people
Soviet female artistic gymnasts
Gymnasts at the 1988 Summer Olympics
Olympic gymnasts of the Soviet Union
Olympic gold medalists for the Soviet Union
Olympic medalists in gymnastics
Sportspeople from Zaporizhzhia
Ukrainian female artistic gymnasts
Honoured Masters of Sport of the USSR
Medalists at the 1988 Summer Olympics
Medalists at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

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OLN Guest Blogger Carlos Sequeira outlines a new project designed to increase interest among talented and diverse Oregon high school students in becoming teachers.
A Strategy for Predicting How Long It Takes for ELL Students to Reclassify
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IYS Night at the Movies is a celebration—a time to recognize the work of the afterschool, mentoring, and youth-development staff in our community. Your dedication is transforming Oregon, one student at a time.
Building Students' Sense of Social Belonging as a Critical First Step
Belonging is a fundamental human need. What strategies that educators can use to help students feel more secure in their school experiences?
What's Good to Know About Creating Rural Educator Networks
Networks are a promising strategy for rural teachers to overcome the challenges of isolation. Danette Parsley provides three takeaways from our role in establishing a rural network in the Northwest.
Raising Kane, Again!
Steve Fleischman responds to a critic's assertion on the status of education research and points to several examples of research consistently and effectively building local capacity of educators in the field.
What to Look For to Help Youth Stay Out of the Juvenile Justice System
Jacob Williams looks at the role educators can play in supporting youth to help keep them out of trouble and discusses several risk domains associated with young people based on a new, comprehensive literature review.
Advice for Superintendents: The ABC's of Leading a District
Alaska's Superintendent of the Year breaks down the three principles that have helped shape his district: attention, building, and collaboration.
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Kurt Cobain's hospital gown from Nirvana's iconic Reading set goes up for auction
The garment was gifted to the seller by Courtney Love at a Seattle vigil for Cobain
on March 07, 2019, 12:31pm
It was a gig that Nirvana were rumored to have bailed on, but they showed up and played a now-iconic set. The band's performance 27 years ago at England's Reading Festival is the stuff of legend, as is the fashion choice of late frontman Kurt Cobain.
Now, more than a quarter century later, Cobain's hospital gown from the 1992 gig is up for auction, and is expected to fetch more than $50,000. The garment is being put on the block by Boston-based auction house RR Auctions beginning March 14th, with a page devoted to the item here.
A letter of provenance certifying the gown's authenticity from the unidentified owner details how it was received from Courtney Love during a vigil for Cobain in Seattle:
"A few days after his death, there was a vigil for Cobain at the Seattle Center… About a dozen of us stayed long after the festivities ended. We sat in the Flag Pavilion listening to music… just hanging out among the candles and flowers fans had placed there earlier. Late that evening, Courtney Love showed up accompanied by Kat Bjelland of Babes in Toyland with a bag of Kurt's clothes. She was visibly grief-stricken and proceeded to pass the clothes out while asking trivia about Kurt's life… She handed me his hospital gown from the legendary Reading Festival performance from 1992. She then cried on my shoulder for a while. I tried to say something reassuring about his love for her and she pushed me away, insisting that he only loved Frances… The entire incident was sad. And weird. And it blew my teenage mind."
The auction house, meanwhile, describes the gown as follows: "This iconic and museum-quality piece represents the Nirvana frontman at his finest and most sardonic, jabbing pointedly at critics and detractors alike while retaining the intensely original showmanship that made him a living legend."
Last year, Dave Grohl opened up about the Reading set to Kerrang! magazine. "I remember showing up to Reading '92 and there being so many rumours that we weren't going to play, that we had canceled," recalled Grohl. "I walked backstage and some of my best friends in bands that were opening would see me and say, 'What are you doing here?' And I'd go, 'We're f*cking headlining!' And they'd be like, 'You're actually going to play?!' I didn't realize there was any question that we were going to play."
He added, "The show was a really reassuring, genuinely magical moment of everything coming together at the right time. I think we had practiced once, the day before, and I just didn't know if we could pull it off … it went great, but it's sad that that's the last time we ever played England, because it could have been better."
Rumors of the no-show swirled due to reports of Cobain's rampant drug use at the time. Some outlets even reported that the Nirvana frontman had been arrested. In a sly move, Cobain was rolled out in a wheelchair to start the gig, hamming it up by singing a bit of Bette Midler's "The Rose" and pretending to collapse onstage before beginning the set.
In 2009, the performance was released as a concert album and DVD, titled Live At Reading. Vinyl copies of the LP are available here, and a couple performances from the show can be seen below.
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Los Angeles, March 18 (IANS) Actor Mel Gibson has been quietly working with a charity that helps Holocaust survivors.
The "Hacksaw Ridge" director, who made headlines back in 2006 for going on a drunken anti-semitic rant, is helping Holocaust survivors in eight countries, reports people.com.
Zane Buzby helps the forgotten victims of World War II with her charity Survivor Mitzvah Project.
She told Extra that her charity helps "bring emergency aid to Holocaust survivors in Eastern Europe who are in desperate need of food, medicine, heat and shelter and we always bring them friendship and hope".
She added: "The goal of the Survivor Mitzvah Project is to make sure that no Holocaust survivor who has endured the darkest days of human history will ever be hungry again or suffer or be forgotten or neglected."
Buzby says she getting help from Gibson.
She said: "Mel Gibson is helping Holocaust survivors in eight countries, it's remarkable. I have a great respect for people who turn their lives around, and I think that everyone makes mistakes in life, and I think the real proof of what kind of human being you are is what you do with that mistake. He's educated himself. He's done philanthropic work now, and I think that actions speak very loudly... and his actions have helped a lot of people."


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Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac performs live at The Oakland Coliseum in 1977 in Oakland, California.
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Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield delves into the life and career of Stevie Nicks in a new audio project, The Wild Heart of Stevie Nicks, available exclusively via Audible.
Sheffield wrote and narrated the show, which starts with a look at her childhood, how her grandfather, a country singer, fueled her love of music, and how she spent the early years of her career waitressing and cleaning houses while writing songs on the side with her partner, Lindsey Buckingham. Sheffield also digs into Fleetwood Mac's chaotic early days and how Nicks and Buckingham helped transformed the band into one of the biggest rock acts in the world.
The Wild Heart of Stevie Nicks will of course also explore the drama and excess that followed Nicks and Fleetwood Mac as they made Rumours and Tusk, though it will also offer a deep dive into Nicks' remarkable solo career, as well as her friendships with musicians like Tom Petty and Prince.
The Wild Heart of Stevie Nicks is available to purchase for $7.95, or it comes free with a 30-day Audible trial. A handful of snippets are available to preview, while Sheffield also offers discusses the project in a behind-the-scenes video.
The production officially kicks off a new partnership between Rolling Stone and Audible to produce audio-only stories about some of the most storied figures in in music. Additional productions will be announced in the coming months.
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Nell has been performing professionally since graduating from Goldsmiths College. She has performed with theatre companies for 12 years touring all around the world – from the Blackpool Grand to the Sydney Opera House; all over the UK, Ireland, Eastern and Western Europe, Australia and in all sorts of spaces and places in-between.
Recent work includes stories told at British Museum, Hampton Court Palace, Royal Opera House, Newlon Housing Estate, Rich Mix, Blast Storytelling club, Earthouse Cranbourne, Fireside Festival, Highgrove, Hackney Library, Kensington Palace and for NTS Live, Dalston's cool digital radio station.
She also creates unique stories for charities and companies; commissions incl. Hampton Court Palace, V&A, British Museum, 40 Winks Bedtime Stories, World Wildlife Fund, Arts for Human Rights, After Adoption, Radley Handbags and Selfridges.
She has told hundreds of stories to thousands of school children, 3-19 years old, in the UK, India, Colombia, Mexico and China. Nell performed at the Nivesh Festival, Delhi 2013, and was part of the ICELT (Arts in Education) Conference in Malaysia 2015. She is Patron of Reading at Belmont Primary School in Haringey, encouraging the students connect with all things story.
Teaching storytelling, improvisation and devising skills is a key part of Nell's work. She runs courses, weekly classes and workshops for all ages. She has run sessions for students, teachers, librarians, priests, would-be and developing storytellers.
She is Artistic Director of StoryNight at Torriano, Kentish Town's thriving performance storytelling clubs for adults. Nell is a passionate promoter of storytelling as a contemporary performance art.
Thou shalt not is soon forgotten but once upon a time lasts forever.
People who don't have stories in their culture go nuts.


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Tags: Aaron Ripkowski, Brett Hundley, DeShone Kizer, Eddie Lacy, J.C. Tretter, J'Mon Moore, Jason Spriggs, Joe Callahan, Josh Sitton, Lance Kendricks, Randall Cobb, Richard Rodgers, Taysom Hill, Trevor Davis, Ty Montgomery
Notable Ex-Packers' Whereabouts – Offense
Rob Born January 3, 2020
Return specialist Trevor Davis, after spending two weeks with the Packers in 2019, was with the Raiders from Weeks 4-13, and finished the year with the Dolphins. For the three teams, he returned 22 punts for 145 yards, and 23 kickoffs for 506 yards. His longest kick return was 52 yards, and his longest punt return was 32 yards, both for Oakland. He also caught seven passes for Oakland, one for Green Bay, and none for Miami.
Aug 29, 2019; Green Bay, WI, USA; Green Bay Packers wide receiver Trevor Davis (11) is tackled by Kansas City Chiefs safety Armani Watts (23) after catching a pass during the second quarter at Lambeau Field. Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
Receiver J'Mon Moore spent most of 2019 on the Browns' practice squad. He was signed to their reserve/futures list on December 30.
In 2019, Randall Cobb played in 15 games for the Cowboys, but only started in six of them. Still, he had a fine year, catching 55 passes for 828 yards (a 15.1 yard average), and 3 touchdowns. In his three previous years with the Packers, his top numbers were 66 catches (2017), 653 yards (2017), a 10.2 average (2016), and 4 TDs (2017)
Tight end Lance Kendricks, now 31 years old, played sparingly for Green Bay in 2017 and 2018, though he did manage 37 catches for 373 yards and 2 TDs in that time. After a brief period with New England in 2019, he was signed by the Chargers in mid-September. Playing in 12 games, he caught 3 passes for 50 yards.
Fan favorite Taysom Hill, playing variously as a quarterback, running back, and receiver for New Orleans, rushed 27 times for 156 yards (5.8 average), had 19 catches for 234 yards and 6 TDs (!), and completed 3 of 6 passes for 55 yards.
Quarterback Brett Hundley, who had no NFL stats in 2018, came in late in 2019 for the Cardinals and completed 4 of 9 passes, for 49 yards – and rushed six times for 35 yards – aiding in am important (for Green Bay) 27-13 victory over the Seahawks.
Ty Montgomery, after being released in 2018 by the Packers, played both running back and receiver for the Jets in 2019. Though he started in no games, he rushed 30 times for 103 yards, and caught 13 passes for 90 yards.
J.C. Tretter left Green Bay for Cleveland prior to the 2017 season. In 2019, he was the starting center all year long for the Browns, and he handled about 70 percent of the offensive snaps on the season. Initially he signed a 3-year deal for $16.25 million, but midway through 2019 he signed a generous 3-year $32.5 million extension, keeping him with the Browns through the 2022 season.
From 2014 through 2017, tight end Richard Rodgers hauled in 120 passes for the Pack. His best year was 2015 when, as one of Aaron Rodgers' favorite targets, he had 58 catches for 510 yards and 8 touchdowns. His final two years, however, were not productive, and he then landed with the Eagles. In his two years there, he's had but one catch for seven yards to show for it. On August 30, he was placed on injured reserve with a foot injury, and only resigned with the team on December 24.
Aug 29, 2019; Green Bay, WI, USA; Green Bay Packers quarterback DeShone Kizer (9) throws a pass during the second quarter against the Kansas City Chiefs at Lambeau Field. Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
In September, quarterback DeShone Kizer – Green Bay's backup qb in 2018 – was claimed off waivers by the Raiders. I don't believe he recorded any stats on the year, however. He's still young – celebrated his 24th birthday on January 3.
Backup QB Joe Callahan, who was waived in April of 2018 by the Packers, has since had brief stays with the Eagles, Bucs, Ravens, and Lions (signed there in November 2019). He was also selected by the Seattle Dragons in the XFL 2020 draft. I believe his only NFL action occurred when he completed five of seven passes for 11 yards for Green Bay on the last day of 2017.
In 2016, his one year in Green Bay, tight end Jared Cook, hampered by injuries, had but 30 catches for 377 yards and 1 TD in the regular season; in three playoff games, however, he had 18 catches for 229 yards and 2 TDs. He then followed the money to Oakland for two years, with his best year being 2018, when he caught 68 passes for 896 yards and 6 TDs. With the Saints in 2019, he started 7 games, and caught 34 passes for 523 yards (15.4 average) and 6 TDs. Cook is about to enter the second year of a 2-year $15.5 million contract.
After being released by the Lions in March, guard T.J. Lang retired. Lang was with the Packers from 2009-16. In his final year here, he was selected to play in the Pro Bowl.
That same month guard Josh Sitton was released by the Dolphins, followed a few weeks later by his retirement announcement. Josh spent his first eight years with the Packers, where he was a 3-time Pro Bowler, and an All-Pro in 2014.
After being released by the Packers prior to the 2018 season, fullback Aaron Ripkowski remains a free agent. I still believe this blocking back has NFL talent.
Since leaving Green Bay in 2016, and after being with the Seahawks for a time in 2017 (179 rushing yards, a 2.6 average), running back Eddie Lacy has not been sought after by any NFL teams.
GM Ted Thompson made tackle Jason Spriggs the Packers' second round selection of the 2016 draft (48th overall). His 2017 season was marred by a hamstring injury that put him on the injured reserve list. He came back to start 5 games at right tackle, but then was placed back on IR with a knee injury. He saw little action as a reserve O-lineman in 2018. On August of last year he was waived/injured by the Packers; after clearing waivers he was placed on IR the next day. Technically, Jason is still a member of the Green Bay Packers after four years of non-returns.
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PF4L January 3, 2020
Did we forget somebody?
Kato January 3, 2020
Marty B?
Robster January 4, 2020
Yes, it's still too soon and too painful. If a guy like Jordy Nelson can be crapped on by the Packers after the 2017 season, and the Raiders after 2018, it can happen to anyone. Jordy was so bewildered, he just walked away – at age 33 – from the game he loved. There's no better proof that life isn't always fair.
I'll concede the Packers aren't afraid to shit on the face of one of the team's hero's and do it with a straight face..
But if we're insinuating the Packers also shit on Jeff Janis, then lets shit on the other 31 teams that…..didn't want Janis either.
I said way back when…..that judgement day will come on the Janis obsession, when the Packers let Janis go and we then see what his fate is. Personally…i think maybe he should be thankful the Packers gave him 4 years of employment and 2.39 million, with the Cleveland Browns kicking in a $100,000 as a going away gift.
R.Duke January 5, 2020
Scrub Talk 2020…who will be selling tires next?/
Howard January 3, 2020
Justin McCray is still in the league (I think) after the Packers traded McCray to the Browns on final cutdown day in 2019. I believe the Packers will swap picks with the Browns in the 7th round. The Packers get to move up a few picks in the 7th for trading McCray, rather than cutting McCray.
Jwig January 3, 2020
The JAN MAN
Stiggy January 3, 2020
Marshall Newhouse is a favorite whipping boy of Patriots fans.
You have to give him some credit as a fighter, he hung around long enough to pocket over 11 million in his career. Which he needed because after the Packers, he had to move every year except for one with the Giants.
It is pretty incredible he has managed to stick around. I was shocked when I saw him starting at tackle a couple months back.
McCarthy is interviewing with the Cowboys. Is it just me, or would that be a terrible pairing? Seems like two very strong personalities that would butt heads a lot
KzooPackFan January 5, 2020
Interestingly I kind of think McCarthy might be a good fit in Dallas. He co-existed with TT running personnel in GB no problem and they definitely have talent in Dallas.
They are also interviewing Marvin Lewis. He was able to take a third rate organization like Cincinnati, who doesn't even have full time scouts, and field a highly competitive team year after year. What might he do with a team that is all in on investing in whatever resources and talent they think will help them win?
Or maybe he's a just good enough to be slightly above average, a la Jason Garrett…
First of all, Bill O'Brien is a goddamned idiot. Going for it on 4th down? Take the points, make the bills have to score a TD. I always thought he was a dumbass, like, worse than McCarthy. Worst coach in the playoff field.
I absolutely hate the blindside block rule. May have cost the Bills the game. It was a clean block, wasn't even forcible contact. I hope the NFL looks at that penalty after the season
Ferris January 4, 2020
Go Vikings!
SKOL or something….
Idk. Playing a divisional opponent in the playoffs seems dicey. I actually am not terribly concerned with playing the saints at home. They are a very good ball club, but Brees has not been great outdoors in playoff games in cold weather.
I think the Saints are over-rated and GB can handle them in Lambeau. I'm much more interested in seeing Seattle beat Philly as I think they can then go into San Fran and win, which would be a big boost for GB. Seattle at GB for NFCCG much better prospect than having to go on the road to San Fran.
Missed one. Apparently Dick Rodgers is in Philly. I assumed he was out of the league