Showing posts with label dies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dies. Show all posts
Mandela's relative, 13, dies in car crash
Friday, June 11, 2010
Nelson Mandela’s 13-year-old great granddaughter was killed in a car crash early on Friday as she was returning from the World Cup kick-off concert, the Nelson Mandela Foundation announced in a statement.
read full story at nytimes.com
Slipknot bassist Paul Gray dies
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Paul Gray, bassist with the American metal band Slipknot, was establish deceased in a hotel in Des Moines, Iowa, police say. A hotel employee found Gray, 38, died in a room at the Town Place Suites in Urbandale, a suburb of Des Moines , police said in a statement. An autopsy scheduled on Tuesday.
Most of the Slipknot member grew up in Des Moines area. The band, known for its ugly masks, released her first album in 1999. It sold more than 1 million copies.
Former Dodger Lima dies
Monday, May 24, 2010
Jose Lima lived over the top on and off the baseball field. The free-spirited previous Tigers pitcher to bring a song and a fastball that foliage a trail of fun and amusement known as "Lima Time" where he go.
All-Star right-hander, who spent 13 years in the major league with five team - counting two stints with the Tigers - died Sunday. He was the 37th
While Lima positively had some achievement on the pitch, he is also well known for his friendly character. He is often referred to his pitching appearance as "Lima Time." Since he joined the Mets in 2006, described Ben Shpigel Times about him as "the national anthem-crooning, towel-waving merengue singer who moon illumination as a right-handed decanter."
According ESPNDeportes, Frank McCourt, proprietor of the Dodgers, released a declaration saying that Lima had joined the association last month as a member of their alumni friendship.
"He was dedicated to make appearance in the community on behalf of the team, including an upcoming harmonious at a Viva Los Dodgers event this summer," said McCourt.
During his short stay with the Mets Lima did a great feeling on his teammates and coaches in a way that perhaps only he might.
"He was one of the fonts, I think baseball needs determined," Manager Jerry Manuel, who was the Mets' bench coach this season, said before Sunday's game beside the Yankees. "He had the sort of joy for the game you can see in children, and I be grateful for that about him.”
Jose Reyes, Lima, is from Santiago, Dominican Republic, and Lima is measured a close friend. "It was the funniest guy ever," said Reyes. "It's hard for me to see the guy pass as juvenile."
Oliver Perez heard the information from Reye when he came to Citi meadow.
"Jose was enjoying every instant he was out on the field," said Perez. "All of baseball is a bit sad right now."
Alex Cora, who plays with Lima on the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2004, said he was stunned by the news. "For a 37-year-old sportsperson to have a massive heart attack, it makes you wonder," said Cora, shaky his head. "It is very scandalous."
RIP Miguel Delibes
Friday, March 12, 2010
Spanish literary great Miguel Delibes has passed away after a long battle with cancer.
It's funny how the years fly by, you forget about a certain person for what seems like 5 minutes and the next thing you know they're no longer with us. A perfect example would be the death of the famous Spanish Author Miguel Delibes who died at 7 am this morning. The award winning writer was 89 years old but you never see these things coming. Delibes was one of the most influential Spanish writers and was renowned for his work which brought to light the harsh way of life in deep Spain. In case you're not convinced that Delibes was a big deal,he even received a call from King Juan Carlos shortly before he passed who was concerned about his well being. Since the publication of his first novel,"La sombra del ciprés es alargada" in 1947 up until his last offering just over a decade ago the author remained a popular choice amongst avid readers.
Miguel Delibes will be remembered as a great story teller who enjoyed his siesta and entertained countless minds.
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