[James Dewitt]

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Sir John Dankworth, a mainstay of the British jazz scene for over 60 years, has died.
Saxophonist Sir John, 82, served as musical director to the likes of Nat King Cole and Ella Fitzgerald.
Sir John, known as Johnny, died in a London hospital on Saturday. He had been ill for several months.





Yet another sinner sent to meet his maker. To bad he did not dedicated his life to Gospel Music!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Will someone shout GLORY!!??

Jesus has struck down one of the worst types of Demoncrat on this fine day. That man turned on the United States Marine Corps and did his utmost to block President George W. Bush in his efforts to wipe of islamofascism in the middle east. Thank GOD he's dead and gulping sulfur in hell.

Rep. John Murtha of Pa. Dies at 77

Democratic Rep. John Murtha of Pa. dies after complications from gallbladder surgery

A spokesman says Democratic Rep. John Murtha of Pennsylvania, a retired Marine Corps officer who became an outspoken critic of the Iraq war, has died. He was 77.

He had been suffering complications from gallbladder surgery.

In 1974, Murtha became the first combat veteran of the Vietnam War elected to Congress. He wielded considerable clout for two decades as a leader of the House subcommittee that oversees Pentagon spending. But frustration over the Iraq war led him to call for an immediate pullout of U.S. troops in 2005.

Murtha's congressional career was clouded by questions about his ethics — from the Abscam corruption probe in 1980 to more recent investigations into the special-interest spending known as earmarks and the raising of cash for election campaigns.

[Levi Jones]

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Will someone shout GLORY!!??

Jesus has struck down one of the worst types of Demoncrat on this fine day. That man turned on the United States Marine Corps and did his utmost to block President George W. Bush in his efforts to wipe of islamofascism in the middle east. Thank GOD he's dead and gulping sulfur in hell.

That one is huge! Praise Jesus the left's darling who constantly lied about the greatest hero our country has produced has been struck dead!

[SayvedByTheLord]

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GLORY!!

[SUV]

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Pennsylvania....isn't that where Count Dracula lives?

[Bob4God]

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You know, Murtha was always a shining example of the rampant corruption that constantly plagues the democratic party.

Of course his greatest treason was his opposition to George W. Bush.

[HTannor]

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The Godly(c) United States Marine Corps must be smiling today.

[Mrs. Rogers]

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The drugging, boozing, womanizing demoncrat Good Time Charlie has been called home by his master Satan. Glory! He'll be sharing a hot tub with two enormous randy demons for all eternity, assuming his eternal misery is tailored to suit.

[Mrs. Rogers]

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Demonic darling of the fashion world Alexander McQueen has boarded the train of his own volition, it would seem; I would like to see that knickerless hussy Vivienne Westwood board next, Glory!

[Mistress Cookie]

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The drugging, boozing, womanizing demoncrat Good Time Charlie has been called home by his master Satan.

Shoot.

At first I thought you might be talking about that alcoholic lecher, Charlie Sheen. I think he cracked up his Mercedes this week, but they didn't find him in it?

Well, we can wait, I guess.
.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Praise the Lord! One of the most evil men in all creation has been sent to hell today by our loving Savior! Because of this filthy pervert's invention, millions of semi-clad hippies have plagued America's parks and beaches with their clown-like antics and drug-fueled giggling.

Frisbee inventor dies at 90

SALT LAKE CITY — Walter Fredrick Morrison, the
man credited with inventing the Frisbee, has died.
He was 90.

Utah House Rep. Kay McIff, an attorney who
represented Morrison in a royalties case, says
Morrison died at his home in Monroe, Utah, on
Tuesday. McIff is from Richfield, Morrison's original
hometown.

"That simple little toy has permeated every continent
in every country, as many homes have Frisbees as
any other device ever invented," McIff said. "How
would you get through your youth without learning
to throw a Frisbee?"

Morrison's son, Walt, told The Associated Press
Thursday that "old age caught up" with his father
and that he also had cancer.

"He was a nice guy. He helped a lot of people," Walt
Morrison said. "He was an entrepreneur. He was
always looking for something to do."

Morrison sold the production and manufacturing
rights to his "Pluto Platter" in 1957. The plastic
flying disc was later renamed the "Frisbee," with
sales surpassing 200 million discs. It is now a
staple at beaches and college campuses across the
country and spawned sports like Frisbee golf and
the team sport Ultimate.

An official disc golf course at Creekside Park in the
Salt Lake City suburb of Holladay is named for
Morrison.

Morrison co-wrote a book with Frisbee enthusiast
and historian Phil Kennedy in 2001. Kennedy
released a brief biography about Morrison on
Thursday, wishing his late friend "smoooooth
flights."

According to Kennedy, Morrison and his future wife,
Lu, used to toss a tin cake pan on the beach in
California. The idea grew as Morrison considered
ways to make the cake pans fly better and after
serving as a pilot in World War II, Morrison began
manufacturing his flying discs in 1948.

He would hawk the discs at local fairs and
eventually attracted Wham-O Manufacturing, the
company that bought the rights to Morrison's
plastic discs.

Kennedy says Wham-O adopted the name "Frisbee"
because that's what college students in New England
were calling the Pluto Platters. The name came from
the Frisbie Pie Co., a local bakery whose empty tins
were tossed like the soon-to-be Frisbee.

Walt Morrison said his father is survived by three
children. The family is planning a service for
Morrison's friends and relatives Saturday at the
Cowboy Corral in Elsinore.

[eliot mayfield]

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I heard ronnie James dio was dead, but I can't find an obit anyplace!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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I am pleased to announce that America is one demon poorer today. Jesus has seen fit to dispatch one of those punk rock singers to the hell he so richly yearned for. I assume that his "Sharona" will be waiting there for him, fangs bared.

Knack lead singer Doug Fieger dies of cancer

Doug Fieger, the lead singer of the rock band The Knack, has died after a battle with cancer, his brother, the prominent Southfield attorney Geoffrey Fieger, confirmed today.

He was 57.

Fieger sang lead vocals on the 1979 hit "My Sharona," which held the No. 1 spot for six weeks.

He attended Eleanor Roosevelt Elementary School in Oak Park and Oak Park High School.

Fieger was living in Woodland Hills, Calif. and was being treated at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

"Everybody knows they're going sooner or later," Fieger told Detroit News columnist Neal Rubin in a January interview. "I don't know any better than anyone else when I'm going.

"I've had 10 great lives. And I expect to have some more. I don't feel cheated in any way, shape or form."

Geoffrey Fieger said the family will issue a statement later today.

Detroit native Jaan Uhelszki, a former editor at Creem Magazine in Detroit who is now a music writer based on the West Coast, knew Doug Fieger when he had the band Sky, which predated The Knack.

"He had a radiant talent," she said. "He was determined and pugnacious with big dreams, most of which he achieved."

Aaron Goff, who taught both Fiegers at Oak Park High School, remembers Doug as talented but less outgoing and bombastic than his brother Geoffrey.

"He was a nice young man," Goff said. "He wasn't extroverted like Geoffrey. He kept to himself a little more."

But Detroit News columnist Laura Berman, who grew up next door to the Fiegers in Oak Park, said she never doubted Doug Fieger was headed for stardom.

"He was one of the most extraordinary people that I ever met," Berman said. "He was the pied piper. He was so charismatic and admired that people would just follow him everywhere."

Fieger was always putting on dramatic productions -- staging his own funeral with his brother Geoffrey's help when he was about 10 and Samuel Beckett's theater of the absurd classic "Waiting for Godot" in high school, she said.

"I'm more surprised that he wasn't a big star all his life than I am that he became a star," Berman said. "He always felt destined for stardom and intent on making himself a star."

[Oakland "Reb" Griner]

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Hmmm . . .


Another band that can only do reunion tours in the fiery lake now.

[SUV]

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I came here to announce this same Glorious news, Pastor Ezekiel

His "Sharona" indeed