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Does the News of the World know about this?

It would appear the BBC have been monitoring your input. If I wore a hat, I'd take it off to you.

10 hours earlier... http://www.deathlist.net/forums/index.php?...st&p=161409

Not sounding good for him: February 8 On the occasion of his 75th birthday of Cardinal Georg Sterzinsky, archbishop of Berlin, Germany, on February 9, 2011, the archdiocese issued the following bulletin. "On 9 February 2011 Cardinal Sterzinsky will celebrate his 75th birthday. No celebrations are possible, as Cardinal Sterzinsky still is in the hospital. His health has not improved. "It's a good habit, to wish a good health on the occasion of a birthday" said Vicar General Monsignor Ronald Rother. "But it's not possible to deliver this wishes personally. I therefore have my prayers and our desires in prayer before God, and I invite you all together with the whole archdiocese to pray for the Cardinal. We especially thank God that Cardinal Sterzinsky has headed our archdiocese now for more than 20 years." Latest update and things are sounding worse and worse: ***** February 9 According to a kreuz.net katholische nachrichten statement from Berlin, since January 24, 2011, the cardinal has been operated on four times and is in serious condition, kept in an artificial coma in intensive care in the hospital of the Sisters of St. Francis, in Budapest street, in Mitte district, Berlin. At the end of January, he was diagnosed with stomach cancer. Source: http://www2.fiu.edu/~mirandas/additions-11.htm ***** Any one want to punt on how many days he has left? * February 24 Pope Benedict XVI accepted the resignation from the pastoral government of the archdiocese of Berlin, Germany, presented by Cardinal Georg Maximilian Sterzinsky in conformity to canon 401 § 1 of the Code of Canon Law. The archdiocese of Berlin also issued a communique announcing the resignation. The cardinal's condition remains serious. In Crónica - 2011. Source: http://www2.fiu.edu/~mirandas/additions-11.htm The Sterzinsky saga goes on: "... Cardinal Georg Sterzinsky, archbishop of Berlin, Germany, was awaken from the induced coma on Tuesday April 5, 2011. His condition has improved but is not yet good, said the spokesman of the archdiocese,.." Also, "... Cardinal Kazimierz Świątek, archbishop emeritus of Minsk-Mohilev, apostolic administrator ad nutum Sanctae Sedis of Pinsk, Belarus, broke a leg on March 8, 2011 and was hospitalized. On April 7, 2011, an operation was necessary, and since then, the cardinal is unconscious and in a coma. At 96, he is the second oldest cardinal of the Church...." Source: http://www2.fiu.edu/~mirandas/additions-11.htm April 8 entries Sterzinsky saga comes to an end.

George C Ballas Sr has died aged 85. He invented the 'Weed Eater', or as they're known this side of the pond, the strimmer.

Former jockey and Rupert Grint's body double, Richard Fox has died after collapsing 2 months ago.

Of all the former Manchester City players who might have gone this year, I wouldn't have said Mike Doyle, who has died aged 64, from liver failure

Choose a coffin.

Margaret Tyzack, star of the Forsyte Saga, and more recently seen in EastEnders, has died aged 79. She also played the part of Annie Morgan in the Quatermass TV series in 1979, as well as a host of other parts in a career spanning the period 1956 to 2011. A complete list can be found here.

No you're not just being ridiculously paranoid, you're being ridiculously sensationalist too. Do you have any evidence, other than what Michael Eavis has said, that this is suicide?

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Just to keep the thread current, Ryan Done Dunn.