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Steve Upson: “It was just one of the go-to bands, like the Rolling Stones and The Who. You just put it in your repertoire of being there.” Tammy Hart Fales: “The Who, the beat, the words, just kind of got to me. And I still listen to The Who. I go to their concerts when I can. It’s just been with me for forever. It’s the words. It’s what they’re saying, it’s what they are talking about.”Mike Simkin: “They’re coming to Cincinnati, and the second we heard about it, we were just beyond excited.” Matt Wergers: “Back in those days we’d camp. We got there at noon on show day to get ready to go for the concert that was later on that evening.”Mike Simkin: “And once we had those tickets, it was like gold. I felt like putting it in a safety deposit box. It was really … the anticipation was amazing.” Tickets sold out weeks in advance for apiece. The arena held more than 18,000 people. Lines formed outside hours before the show was slated to start at 8 p.m. Concert Day And The Excitement Peaks Anne Votaw, Stephan Preston’s mother: “Stephan was in the middle of braces. He had an orthodontic appointment the morning of The Who.“I said, ‘I want you to attend your appointment tomorrow morning.’“And he said, ‘I’m not going.’ “And I said, ‘What do you mean you’re not going?'“And he said, ‘Because I want to be first for the festival seating at The Who concert.’ “And that was the last time I talked to him. He was (adamant) about going. He wanted to be first in line. He wanted to be first in line by the door.” 1520

That didn't stop the department from — jokingly — advising that Mr. Brady stay area from the Petco Park area, citing the curse of the billy goat that plagued the Chicago Cubs organization from a World Series title for 108 years."Earlier, we made a post about a #goat being BAAAAAD and was on the loose in tailgate lot. The owner and the goat left before we could make it to the parking lot. However, we found the man and his goat in another part of downtown. You’ve goat to be kidding, his name is [Tom Brady] We politely asked Tom Brady stay away from Petco Park because of the Curse of the Billy Goat the Chicago [Cubs] had. We can’t have that around our [Padres]," the department tweeted. 691

The AAP released guidance last month discussing the physical, emotional and mental benefits of returning to in-person classes and offered suggestions for how districts could make safety plans. Including wearing masks, bringing lunch from home, keeping kids socially distant in classrooms and limiting classroom-to-classroom movement. Their guidance was based on information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.The guidance kicked off a discussion on the national level about whether students should return to schools or continue virtual learning this fall.Wednesday, President Trump said he strongly believes schools should re-open to in-person learning. The president also said he thought the guidance from the CDC was too high of a barrier to schools re-opening. The CDC announced Thursday they would not be changing their guidelines at this time. 865

Tech leaders Amazon (AMZN), Facebook (FB) and Netflix (NFLX) were all leading the market lower Wednesday while stodgier companies like food companies Smucker (SJM) and General Mills (GIS), gold miner Newmont (NEM) and bargain retailers Dollar General (DG) and Dollar Tree (DLTR) were trading higher.As investors look for safe bets, utility stocks, which tend to pay big dividends, were also rising slightly Wednesday.Apple (AAPL), Boeing (BA), Caterpillar (CAT) and Nike (NKE) -- Dow stocks that all have a significant presence in China -- were among the bigger blue-chip losers on Wednesday.Volatility has returned with a vengeance. The CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, a market barometer often dubbed Wall Street's fear gauge, surged more than 25%.And the CNNBusiness Fear & Greed Index, which looks at the VIX and several other indicators of market sentiment, plunged into Extreme Fear mode. It was showing signs of Greed just a month ago. 945

Tahlequah was spotted Saturday chasing a school of salmon with her pod mates in the Haro Strait without the dead calf for a half-mile, the Washington-state based Center for Whale Research said. The carcass likely sunk to the bottom of the waters of the Salish Sea, according to the center."Her tour of grief is now over, and her behavior is remarkably frisky," the center said in the blog.Greenpeace USA Field Organizing Manager Ben Smith said in a statement: "Tahlequah united millions of people worldwide in heartbreak and love as she carried her dead calf for 1,000 miles."Scientists are still worried about the health of a struggling sick female from the same pod. That whale -- J50, also known as Scarlet -- had been shot with antibiotics to fight an infection and had been losing a lot of weight.The Southern Resident population the females belong to has about 75 members and has not had a successful birth in three years. Only 25% of the babies have survived in the last 20 years.Greenpeace said the Southern Resident orca is an "important part of the culture and history of the Pacific Northwest," and called for greater protection for them."Unfortunately, that population is malnourished and in dire need of food and protection," said Smith, a Seattle resident. "That is why our elected officials and civic leaders have a moral responsibility to take action and ensure that the orca's main food source, salmon, recovers and is not further depleted." 1458