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He's in stable condition, pneumonia doesn't mean shit for immortals. I reckon he's still gonna show up at the Olympics. http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/soccer/2016/07/02/former-fifa-president-joao-havelange-hospitalized-in-brazil/86635854/

I think that "someone" is our friend ALS.

Remove: Kirk Douglas Rev Billy Graham Joao Havelange Stan Lee Peter Sallis Replace with: Gordon Downie Errol Christie Saïd Bouteflika Craig Sager Lady Susan Renouf Subs: Piers Sellers Helen Bentley

Czech: http://www.ireport.cz/clanky/news/zemrel-bernie-worrell-z-parliament-funkadelic-klavesista-podlehl-rakovine-plic Polish: http://www.rmf.fm/magazyn/news,4769,nie-zyje-bernie-worrell.html Russian: http://www.intermedia.ru/news/296984 By the way, is this competition still active? Magere Hein seems to have left for good.

Jack Harris, one of the partners in the first same-sex marriage in Dallas, dies

1920: John Paul Stevens, Rosemarie Springer 1921: Jake LaMotta, Rhoda Wurtele 1922: Norman Lear, Joan Langdon 1923: Murray Walker, Rose Marie 1924: John Rigas, Gloria Vanderbilt 1925: Marv Levy, Katherine MacGregor 1926: Chuck Berry, Betty Lynn 1927: Bernard Fox, Barbara Rush 1928: Abdul Sattar Edhi, Lina Wertmüller 1929: John Conyers, Louise Slaughter Edit: Lol, I guess I was too drunk while searching for birthyears and managed to automatically assume everyone is alive. I replaced them with random people in case I have to, Abdul Sattar Edhi or someone else will probably croak it before I can think of worthy replacements.

Canadian curler Lloyd Campbell died on May 25: http://leaderpost.com/sports/local-sports/lloyd-campbell-enjoyed-a-rich-life-over-101-years

He beat Ali, who went to hospital and never came back! Don't forget Bhumibol.

2011 had some pretty massive deaths too. (Kim Jong-il, Elizabeth Taylor, Osama Bin Laden, Wangari Maathai, Steve Jobs, Vaclav Havel, Muammar Gaddafi, etc)

RIP to a true legend!

Reported dead at the Marlins game, probably premature: https://twitter.com/b0ss561/status/738916434760306688?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Sweepstakes? I'll go with Sunday, June 5.

Entertainer Jimmy Borges has died: http://khon2.com/2016/05/31/legendary-entertainer-jimmy-borges-dies-after-battle-with-cancer/

Marietta Giannakou

Does Peter Falk still know he has Alzheimer's?

I did a count and I think my score should be 665. (I've shown the scores for each hit in my entry.)

Dead

Ladies and gentlemen, this is a supercentenarian in the making! It's time we all realized this. "One hundred thirty!" So I am a 130-centenarian (whatever the fuck you call that) in the making?

Here we go again. Apparently they can't even spell his name anymore: http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/news/world/thai-king-reported-to-be-seriously-ill/

Do we know which discipline he will be competing in? I don't know. But I can guess he would make a pretty good gymnast.

Just curious, how do you detect an edit to a post?

Frank Levingston, oldest surviving WWII veteran and oldest man in the USA, dies: http://klfy.com/2016/05/03/frank-levingston-nations-oldest-wwii-veteran-dies-at-110/

Damn, I was only aware about Washington's condition during the DSCDP trade round this month when I searched for "gravely ill" on Google.

Is a celebrity who is currently hospitalized for pneumonia acceptable?

1. Jenny Diski 2. Yoshiro Nakamatsu 3. Kate Granger 4. Melissa Young (ex-Miss Wisconsin) 5. John Rigas 6. Bernie Worrell 7. William H Hudnut III 8. Craig Sager 9. Susan Renouf 10. Richard Arvine Overton 11. Huston Smith 12. Sigurd Wongraven 13. Luke Halpin 14. Tony Adamowicz 15. Peter Esterhazy 16. Errol Christie 17. Clive Derby-Lewis 18. Steven LaTourette 19. Susannah Mushatt Jones 20. Nobby Stiles Subs: Zsa Zsa Gabor Joao Havelange Bhumibol Adulyadej