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Atom Heart Mother - Pink Floyd?

Julie Brougham, top New Zealand equestrian, has cancer - apparently stomach cancer: https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/other-sports/109256972/olympic-equestrian-julie-brougham-vows-to-overcome-cancer

Just in time so you don't forget him, Christy Dignam stopped chemo because of heart problems: https://www.irishmirror.ie/showbiz/irish-showbiz/aslan-christy-dignam-cancer-chemo-13717149

BBC article on fending off aging. http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20181211-how-science-and-medicine-could-cure-ageing "Millenials born after 1981 have a reasonable chance of reaching the age of 135" says one scientist.... what? 100 more years of this shit? (actually, I feel pretty good - I just wish I could stay in this shape for a while longer)

Quite detailed Paul Trouble Anderson obit in the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2018/dec/13/paul-trouble-anderson-obituary

Deng Xiaoping's top military aide, and once his secretary, too, General Wang Ruilin, dead at 88: https://www.scmp.com/news/china/politics/article/2177141/deng-xiaopings-top-aide-chinese-army-wang-ruilin-dies-aged-88 Li Rui survives the secretary of his Mao's successor.

Russian martial arts champion Irina Rybnikova, only 15 years old, dies of electrocution from her mobile phone in the bathtub - it was being charged: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2810277-martial-arts-champ-irina-rybnikova-dies-at-age-15-after-being-electrocuted

California governor Gavin Newsom's father William dead at 84: http://www.sfexaminer.com/william-newsom-father-gavin-newsom-dies-age-84/

Pizza delivery guy identifies as "breatharian", claims to live on air and mints: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-6478723/Pizza-delivery-man-38-eats-mints-three-MONTHS.html

Remember Me from the two Lopez.

Correct! I was hoping/expecting you knew

Not what I was thinking of, and to be more precise, both covered songs appear in the title. Edit: One of these songs covered is a huge 60s hit with a prominent horn melody, the other one is a single from an epic "American" rock album, but not by an American band.

Wikipedia calls it "a medley of covers".

It's one song, about 4 minutes long, but basically a medley of two older songs. It covers them both.

I assume it's correct... Which UK no. 4 hit is a two-in-one cover?

Well, okay, I haven't got one yet, so I do it: Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity

Cincinnati "celebrity chef" Jean-Robert De Cavel (quote Wikipedia) has sarcoma: https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/hamilton-county/cincinnati/despite-cancer-diagnosis-cincinnati-chef-jean-robert-de-cavel-has-a-lot-more-cooking-left-in-him- Also an important "sudden infant death syndrome" activist. If you can't find a good celebrity chef for your teams, why not him.... ? ?.... !

English translation of that interview from a different media outfit with appropriately gloomy end: https://www.france24.com/en/20181212-cancer-chaos-tragedy-french-film-legend-trintignant-reaches-poetry

He gives a cheery interview at the beach at the perfect time to be second-guessing yourself: https://www.channel24.co.za/Music/News/johnny-clegg-on-that-moving-viral-video-his-upcoming-autobiography-and-his-health-20181211

Evelyn Berezin, "Word processor pioneer", (computers with special functions) dead at 93: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-46539934

Sounds like Mick Jagger described "Brown Sugar".

Lee Kerslake, given 8 months to live, now that his prostate cancer has spread to his bones: https://metalheadzone.com/ex-ozzy-osbourne-drummer-doctor-gave-me-about-eight-months-to-live/

Destiny's Child - No, no, no?

Okay, found a 20th name for my main team I am willing to commit to. I put that name in instead of another and thought, yes, that's it. I think I have about 2 names left to spare that I would be just as pleased with on my team. I have a feeling I will need them, and wouldn't be surprised about needing 2-3 more. My B-Team is a bit of a construction site still. I have enough names for something good though - better than this year. My theme team - well, 5 losses this year so far (though one non-obit). But I'm still hoping for a few classy mid-scoring hits.

Daily Mail delivers the goods without a wall: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6483371/Carer-admits-fleecing-117-000-late-Lord-Brittans-Alzheimers-hit-brother.html