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Helmut Schmidt. He's been too quiet lately, and probably still smoking, which takes years of you.

My opinion: Silkwood - worth watching if you can get past the cast; WHMS - enjoyable if undemanding - watch with Mrs. HMBWA for maximum enjoyment; Sleepless, YGM - haven't watched all the way through - nuff said.

Francis Matthews has been on my DDP team for couple of years now. I've a feeling he might be indestructible.

.... and she duly obliges....

10 years since John Entwistle succumbed to the freemason rock n roll lifestyle.

The horse is dead too is it not? Bolted from its stable right into the front of a truck... Verily I say unto thee that this is true. BB (one will note we share the same initials, too bad we didn't share the winnings), was murdered by a truck or a lorry or a tanker (each article offers a different name for the vehicle) after escaping from the paddock early one Saturday morning in May of this year. He was said to have died instantly according to trainer Lucinda Russell. Clearly BB was psychic and knew what fate awaited young Campbell and knew he'd want his favorite steed upon arrival in the next world. Brindisi Breeze dies in freak accident - Horse Racing News | Racing Post Lucinda Russell's probably getting pretty nervous about now then.

The jockey Campbell Gillies has died while on holiday, aged 21. He had a winner, Brindisi Breeze, at this year's Cheltenham Festival.

Songwriter Richard Adler, dies at 90.

When I have re-watched the stories that featured Liz Shaw I felt she was a character who could really work alongside The Doctor and the characterisation in this series is much deeper. However the production team wanted a much more "Why Doctor?" character and so Jo Grant was born. Shame about Caroline John. When Time annotated my list he did suggest she was one to watch I'd love to take the credit for that but it was actually msc.

Can you make accurate predictions? Thought not.

I'd say the appropriate number depends entirely on the nature of the celebrity. J.M Coetzee for example, could legitimately be posted in the Dead of 2012, Hooroo Mate, Nobel Prize in Death and Authors last a long time; it may also be possible to make a case for him to be posted in arrogant academics.(and who knows, probably one or two others). Ozzy Osborne, having his own thread should really only be posted there. Just my opinion. Note. These are examples, not predictions!

Lesley Brown Mother of Louise, the first test-tube baby.

Former Greek coach, who took them to their first European championships and World Cup Alketas Panagoulias, has died aged 78.

Roger Caeser Marius Bernard de Delgado Torres Castillo Roberto, the original Master, died 18 June 1973.

Fair point. Former Coronation Street actor Brian Hibbard dies!

Colourful French football commentator Thierry Roland has died aged 74. Clive Tyldesly could probably learn a thing or two from him,

Roger Garaudy has died aged 98.

'Father of Australian jazz' Graeme Bell dies aged 97.

Farewell Summer.

Match Abandoned So, Red Dragons it is!

I voted Herman Wouk. It won't be him, I haven't been right since 2009 .

Doc Watson is in hospital with pnuemonia and suspected kidney failure, which is never a good thing to have, especially if you happen to be 89 years old. Doc Watson in "critical condition". Daughter says no bones broken, but he's "real sick". http://hosted.ap.org...EMPLATE=DEFAULT Doc dead.

Not a bovine attack exactly, but still...

As suggested by my good self not more than a page ago!