Showing posts with label dead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dead. Show all posts

Sunday, May 30, 2010

'Larry Platt Dead' Rumors Abound

Larry Platt



Rumors that Larry Platt is dead, is crisscrossing the Internet tonight. "Larry Platt's death" is also a rising trend topic on Twitter, which for many people to begin to consider that the singer is in point of fact dead.

"There were six or seven gang banger in baggy pants execution out in the parking lot, and this old guy walked up to them and began to sing and dance," says Mark Lee, a shop owner. "When he came to the second verse, they began to revolve the him. "

Sunday, May 23, 2010

Pakistanis, Indians clash in Kashmir, one dead



Indian troop fired across the de facto border in the disputed Himalaya region of Kashmir, killing a Pakistani soldier in the latest flare between the nuclear rivals, Pakistan's army said Sunday.

An Indian army spokesman Indian force had been fired at first.

Relations between the neighbors have fought three wars since 1947, went into a freezer after the Pakistan-based militants attack the Indian city of Mumbai in 2008, killing 166 people.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Maoist attack in Bijapur; 8 jawans dead

Bijapur
Barely a month after the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) lost 75 of its jawans in Dantewada butchery, the Maoist broke again in Chhattisgarh killed eight para military workers on Saturday.

The occurrence happened Tandawa Bazaar area of the district when the BMP workers along with the quarter Armed Police Force was meant patrolling the area.

Six Maoists, armed with complicated weapons, fired erratically at them, "said SP Sanjay Kumar Singh.

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Longtime Tigers broadcaster Harwell dead at 92

Longtime Tigers

Critics praised the Detroit Tigers TV Ernie Harwell died after a nearly year-long battle with cancer, "said Detroit sports stations Association (DSBA) on Tuesday. He was the 92nd

Harwell's 55-year career began in Atlanta in 1946, when he was a sports observer for WSB Radio as a mark off of Emory University. He moved two years later for the Brooklyn Dodgers after the team's radio station was Red Barber sick.