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First generation tapes containing a recording made by Mike Millard of Led Zeppelin performing on March 11 and March 12, 1975 at the Long Beach Arena (eBay/luckyforamnesia) Posted By: ledzepnews 16th August 2026 A collection of rare Led Zeppelin tapes made by Mike Millard have appeared for sale on eBay, offering a rare chance to own recordings created by one of the most legendary concert tapers. eBay seller luckyforamnesia has listed for sale five first generation tape recordings made by Millard. “These were copied by Mike Millard himself and are genuine 1st generation copies,” the descriptions of the tapes reads. “A family member who has since passed away, obtained these in the 1990’s from a collector who had obtained these directly from Mike. These have been in a climate-controlled storage unit up until listing.” The seller has listed the following recordings: March 11 and March 12, 1975 at Long Beach Arena in Long Beach, California March 24 and March 25, 1975 at The Forum in Inglewood, California June 19 and June 21, 1977 at the San Diego Sports Arena and at The Forum in Inglewood, California June 23 and June 25, 1977 at The Forum in Inglewood, California June 27

NewsAndoni Iraola reaction: Liverpool 2-0 Como, Jacquet, Araujo and season prep Published 6 hours ago By Glenn Price at Anfield Andoni Iraola drew plenty of positives from Liverpool's 2-0 win over Como 1907 at Anfield in a friendly on Sunday evening. The Reds ended their 2026-27 pre-season programme in victory thanks to first-half finishes from Cody Gakpo and debutant Jeremy Jacquet. It was the second meeting between the clubs on the day, with the first ending goalless at the AXA Training Centre . Read on for Liverpoolfc.com's interview with the head coach after the game in L4. On the positives from the win... I think we need a little bit this feeling of finishing with a clean sheet, winning the game. Still, the first half has been better than the second, but at least we kept our organisation, our composure and we found a way to finish with a clean sheet, 2-0. I think we needed this feeling before we start. On whether he was impressed by the performances of Jacquet and Ronald Araujo... Yes, both of them. I think Jeremy played really well. Also Ronald played really well when he came in. When you have two new faces, first

Getty PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA - JANUARY 12: Aaron Rodgers #8 of the Pittsburgh Steelers reacts in the fourth quarter of an NFL wild card playoff game against the Houston Texans at Acrisure Stadium on January 12, 2026 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images) Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is ready to cut one of the last remaining ties to his failed tenure with the New York Jets. Rodgers had an injury-shortened tenure in New York, one that started with high expectations but ended in disappointment. He then moved to the Pittsburgh Steelers, leading them to an AFC North title last season and preparing for what will be his final year in the NFL. Aaron Rodgers Selling Home With the Steelers less than a month away from the start of their season, Rodgers is preparing to wrap up his connections to the New York area. As the New York Post reported, Rodgers is looking to sell the New Jersey mansion he purchased after signing with the Jets. “Rodgers, who is playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers for the final season of his 22-year career in the NFL, hopes to sell his Montclair-area home for a cool $15 million, 57.9% more than

LAHORE: The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) on Saturday arrested seven suspects in separate raids in Lahore and Multan for their alleged involvement in visa-extension fraud, WhatsApp hacking and online scams. According to the agency, the crackdown was launched on the directions of Punjab NCCIA Director Muhammad Ali Wasim against cybercriminals involved in defrauding citizens through different online methods. In Lahore, the NCCIA arrested one Haider Ali for allegedly posing as a courier company representative to obtain one-time passwords (OTPs) from citizens and subsequently hacking their WhatsApp accounts. It said that digital evidence and transactions involving millions of rupees in fraudulent activities had been recovered from the suspect’s bank account. In Multan, NCCIA arrested Imran Shahid for collecting millions of rupees from a citizen on the pretext of arranging a visa extension. Five other suspects were arrested for allegedly operating fake social media accounts and deceiving people with marriage proposals and promises of expensive gifts. Mobile phones, transaction slips and other digital records were recovered from the suspects, the agency said. The NCCIA said forensic examination of the seized digital material was underway and the scope of the investigation had been widened to determine whether the suspects were part

14 August 2026 UPDATED 14 August 2026 Photo: AFP Bangladesh have caught the cricketing world’s attention after dominating Australia through the first two days of their opening Test in Darwin. Many expected the Tigers to lose inside three days, given the gulf between the two sides and the fact that Bangladesh were playing their first Test in Australia in 23 years. On their previous tour in 2003, they lost both Tests by an innings. The visitors also arrived Down Under on the back of a Test defeat in Zimbabwe and had an underwhelming preparation, losing their only warm-up match after being bowled out for 54 in the second innings. Instead, Bangladesh have not only held their own but dominated proceedings over the opening two days, earning widespread praise from former and current international players and experts. Some have even admitted they cannot remember seeing Australia dominated so comprehensively on the opening day of a Test. Former India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has now joined the chorus of praise for the Tigers. “Bangladesh have put Australia on the back foot in Darwin, and that couldn’t have been on anyone’s script,” Ashwin wrote on X on Friday. “From 54 all out in the

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Meta announced on Wednesday that it’s rolling out a new tool, Scam Alert, to thwart con artists on WhatsApp. The optional feature, currently in beta testing, will run an on-device machine learning model to flag scam messages without giving WhatsApp, Meta or any other entity access to your private conversations. To take part in the feature, you must turn on the Scam Alert tool in WhatsApp’s settings menu. From there, the AI tool will be automatically downloaded to your phone. You can disable the feature at any time. Scam Alert operates in the background by classifying incoming text messages from unknown senders. It looks at communication patterns associated with scams on the app, such as requests for personal information, an urgent tone and deliberate trust-building tactics used in romance-baiting scams, in which scammers create a fake emotional bond before asking for financial assistance. WhatsApp will display a banner warning of a potential scam in a message that only the recipient will see. To move forward, you can either block the sender, report the conversation, ignore the warning or trust the unknown sender. That last option removes the warning flag and stops future alerts for that conversation. Since this is an

ST. JOHNSVILLE, N.Y. (WNYT) — The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said an 18-year-old St. Johnsville woman was charged after allegedly choking a person and dragging them with her vehicle. Investigators said deputies were sent early Aug. 7 to an address in the village of St. Johnsville for a reported domestic dispute. The Sheriff’s Office said Alyssa Walters-Newton, was physically fighting with another person in an apartment. Walters-Newton is accused of choking the person. Investigators also determined the fight continued outside, where the Sheriff’s Office said Walters-Newton fled in a motor vehicle. According to investigators, the victim was dragged a short distance while Walters-Newton was leaving, causing injuries that required treatment at the hospital. Walters-Newton was later found in the city of Amsterdam and taken into custody with help from the Amsterdam Police Department. Walters-Newton was charged with second-degree assault and criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation, according to a news release. She was arraigned before Justice Dye in St. Johnsville Town Court and sent to the Montgomery County Jail in lieu of $2,500 cash bail. For Related Stories: Domestic Incident  St. Johnsville  Domestic Violence  Crime  Assault

The inspection helicopter over Levittown on Wednesday. Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com A low-flying helicopter contracted by PECO to inspect its infrastructure will be over the area this week. Advertisements On Tuesday, the Aérospatiale AS 355F2 Écureuil 2 helicopter owned by inspection company Catalysis Aviation flew over the Levittown area, including Bristol Township, Falls Township, Middletown Township, and Tullytown Borough. Additional inspections in Lower Bucks County are planned for Wednesday. PECO officials said the chopper may hover briefly when inspectors need to take a closer look at electrical equipment. Advertisements The low-flying helicopter drew attention on the ground and on social media as it flew over. “The inspections help identify potential issues and support the safe and reliable operation of the electric system,” said PECO spokesperson Candice Womer. Advertisements PECO uses contracted helicopters as part of its system-wide infrastructure improvement program. Earlier this year, separate crews used helicopters to work on overhead lines in Levittown. Report a correction via email | Editorial standards and policies Tom Sofield Tom Sofield has covered news in Bucks County for 16 years for both newspaper and online publications. Tom’s reporting has appeared locally, nationally, and internationally across several mediums. He is proud to report on news in the

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