Thread: Celebrity RIP Garden

Sorry to see Dick go. RIP

Yes bassist Chris Squire was one of the best ever...

http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-33306933

Singer Joe Cocker dies aged 70 after cancer battle

Singer Joe Cocker dies aged 70 after cancer battle - BBC News

Originally Posted by Frixxxx

Singer Joe Cocker dies aged 70 after cancer battle

Singer Joe Cocker dies aged 70 after cancer battle - BBC News

That was last year, Frixxxxy. Still sad.

Celebrity RIP Garden

Originally Posted by tsptalk

That was last year, Frixxxxy. Still sad.

Celebrity RIP Garden

Wow,

Weird, some of my crawlers are returning items that are a year old for a lot of things......need to go back and find out what happened.

I thought it was familiar, but it was early this morning.

Joe was one of my favorites, RIP JOE!

Chris Squire Dead! ''Yes" Bassist and Co-Founder' Dies at 67, Saturday, June 27, 2015

That's happened to me, too. In fact, I double and triple checked the news on Chris Squire last night before I posted. Still, I cant get my iphone to make the link a hyperlink

Originally Posted by Frixxxx

Wow,

Weird, some of my crawlers are returning items that are a year old for a lot of things......need to go back and find out what happened.

I thought it was familiar, but it was early this morning.

This doesn't fit well under an "entertainment" subforum, but definitely fits the Rest In Peace theme. for people who made a difference in people's lives by the choices they made.

RIP Nicholas Winton. someone I never heard of before, but happy that it's not too late to share the discovery. He deserves to be remembered. Think Schindler's List.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/02/wo...st.html?src=me

I only learned about Winton a couple years ago and I didn't realize he was still alive then. He's not known about much over here but he's highly celebrated in parts of Europe. There is a great movie on his heroic work. Maybe it's mentioned later in the article. I'll check for it.

Originally Posted by alevin

This doesn't fit well under an "entertainment" subforum, but definitely fits the Rest In Peace theme. for people who made a difference in people's lives by the choices they made.

RIP Nicholas Winton. someone I never heard of before, but happy that it's not too late to share the discovery. He deserves to be remembered. Think Schindler's List.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/02/wo...st.html?src=me

Wow 106 years old, it looks like someone thought what he did deserved a reward.