Ashes to ashes and dust to dust. Death is not a coma from which punctuates life to a complete stop but praise. Well, it seems 222nd day of the Gregorian calendar, is punctuated our society's most prominent people. Mother Earth continues on the other end, the substance has craved was a great success finally returned to our very best. I believe that this is the worst day of my 365-day package. That day I lost my beautiful Indian girl. A moment of silence. RIP Avnita.
Although many opinions on Aug 10, great people literally share a cake on that day as a black day. Like Jimmy Dean, Antonio Banderas, Justin Theroux as Angie Harmon and I, among others.
10. Eydie Gorme
He performed in a double act with a popular TV and nightclub singer also her husband, Steve Lawrence. Gorme pair enjoyed a successful solo career with being ranked number 10 in the UK in 1962 with popular jam 'Yes, dear American hit with the year's top 10' bossa nova blame. After I earned a Grammy nomination for the best female vocal performance and has become something of a trademark songs.
He was born to a Turkish mother and a Sicilian father Bronx, New York City Edith Gormezano but both were Jews. They made my job as a Spanish translator with the United States after graduating from high school who was brought up in an English and Spanish. However, Eydie Gorme entertainment had a passion for business. By 1959, he was singing with Tommy Tuckers band, then a solo career in 1959. He moved to the ensemble of August 10, 2013 before striking out on dead Tax Beneke.
9. Tony Wilson
A popular broadcaster, music mogul, philanthropist, proud N., football fan, writer, and exhibitionist. Simple Tony Wilson or Mr. as it was known at Manchester, and create a highly opinionated, as a public Granada Television presenter and internationally in town for its music, nightlife and pop culture celebrities as an idiosyncratic Manchester music impresario who decided his life. Moments later, as she Television showed vision and he on them with his antics as self-appointed leader of business of Manchester music everyday Granada duties shared certain she did love him, or hate, or loved and hated at the same time a.
after Hamlet performance has fallen in love with literature and language -upon-Avon. The first year after cancer diagnosis heart attack died 10th August 2007 aged 57 years.
8. Carmita Jimenez
He was considered a medicine in Puerto Rico, a popular Puerto Rican singer. During the 1960s, Jimenez of Puerto Rico became a popular figure on television and enjoyed great renown. To internationalize his career he moved to Peru in South America. But popular food show WAPA-TV as he returned to Puerto Rico in 1968, "El Show del landed section Mediodfia '. Later in the 1970s, the two songs to sing, "La generation de Hoy's (today's generation) and 'La Vida EN Rosa (became a hit film Life) number in pink.
The San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico where the radio show, "El on Abuelito Welch, began her singing career at the age of six was born on August 3, 1939. He was diagnosed with cancer in 1985, but it was not until 2002 that he broke the news to the public. He fought with courage for seventeen years. He died a peaceful death on 10th August 2003 at her home, Puerto Rico in Caguas.
7. Kristen Nygaard
He was a Norwegian computer scientist, politician, and inventor of an oriented programming language, object. It was the first individual to be given the honorary doctorate by the University of Aalborg, Denmark in 1991. The first Rosing Prize, awarded by the Norwegian Data exceptional professional association for professional achievements, Ole-Johan Dahl side the receiving side.
He was actively involved in politics in the 1960s and Norway Norwegian Liberal Party's National Executive Committee member and party strategy Committee. He was assistant that worked against Norway joining the European Union in the referendum of 1972, several youth organizations. In 2000 he was made a Commander of the Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav by the King of Norway. The tradition of the University of Oslo and the two then lived in a building named after Aarhus University.
Kristen Nygaard Oslo in Norway was born August 27, 1926. He married Johanna Nygaard in 1951 and had three children. The 75-year-old from a heart attack, died August 10, 2002.
6. Isaac Hayes
He was an American singer, songwriter, and actor. His album, "Hot buttered soul for ten weeks on Billboard's R & B chart topped. Her hit song "Soul Man legendary contributions to modern music for his score for the film" Shaft "in 1971. Shaft theme received an Oscar, three Grammy Awards, and a Golden Globe Award winning one of the first African American, Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1972. He expressed South Park 'TV man who became a mentor for students of South Park comedy series, character, chef, cafeteria cook and self-professed women
Isaac Lee Hayes said Convington, Tennessee, the Memphis was born on August 20 in a tin shack in the north 40 miles, 1942. He departed after the death of his mother and his father was raised by his maternal grandmother and grandfather. Married four times and had 12 children, he said. He said he was in Memphis by members of his family were found unconscious in his home, died of a stroke in August 10, 2008.
5. Robert H. Goddard
Dr. Robert Hutchings Goddard was an American Engineer, professor, physicist and inventor who is considered as the father of modern rocket propulsion. In 1926, Goddard had constructed and successfully tested the first rocket using liquid fuel at Auburn, Massachusetts. He was the first scientist who not only realized the potentialities of missiles and space flight but also contributed directly in bringing them to practical realization. His other contributions and achievements involved the use of vanes in the rocket motor blast for guidance and developed gyro control apparatus for rocket flight in 1932, shot a scientific payload in a rocket flight in 1929, Proved that a rocket will work in a vacuum and that it needs no air to push against. He also received U.S patent for a multi-stage rocket in 1914.
He was born on October 5, 1882, in Worcester, Massachusetts. On June 21, 1924, he married Ester Christine Kisk, a secretary on Clark University’s president’s office. The couple had no children. Dr. Goddard, later on, died on August 10, 1945, after being diagnosed with throat cancer.
4. Adela Rogers St. Johns
An American journalist, novelist, and screen. She was the first woman to cover the police beat and the first allowed in the press box at sporting events. He was known as the "big girl reporter from some of the world 'Hollywood mother confessor.'
As the best in the world for the Hearst newspaper reporter, she Bruno Hauptmann, King Edward VIII, Senator Huey Long, long count dympsy- Tunney boxing match Lindbergh baby kidnaping and murder trial turned away Washington politics during the Roosevelt administration cover.
Hollywood As'Mother CONFESSOR ', he wrote Frank celebrity interviews, profiles and articles for photoplay. He came up with the first magazine devoted to a new star hit the nation's seemingly unquenchable curiosity quenching.
He was born May 20, 1894 in Los Angeles. His father was a well-known trial lawyer in California. The 'Sunset' convalescent hospital in San Luis Obispo near Arroyo Grande, on August 10, 1988 came. He was 94!
3. Michael Houser
He was the founding member and lead guitarist of the Georgia-based jam band ‘widespread panic’ alongside John Bell. He pursued an atmospheric 11-year lead guitar style that lingered behind primary melodies with the band releasing seven studio albums with Capricorn and three live sets. He is also credited for writing many of the band’s most popular songs, including; ‘porch song’, ‘airplane’, ‘Ain’t life grand,’ ‘blue Indian’ and ‘vacation.’
Michael Houser was born on January 6, 1962, in Boone, North Carolina. He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the spring of 2002. He died on August 10, 2002, in Georgia, United States. He was survived by his wife, Barbette and their two children.
2. Jakob F. Fries
Jakob Friedrich Fries was a German post-Kantian philosopher. He was known for his theory to justify the Kantian tradition and style in addressing the paradoxes of Kant's Transcendental Deduction 'in their contribution to the criticism of pure reason. " In his works, he introduced Ahndung '(presentiment), as our mind beyond our limited capacity due to the ability to perceive the divine presence in nature of the human spirit. He said, after that, established the link between this special faculty of knowledge and faith had an important role in the development of modern philosophy to transcend religion, rationalism limits without replacing it with supernatural explanations of it concluded.
The one in Barby, Germany was born on August 23, 1773. Leipzig and Jena universities and, later, became professor of philosophy at Heidelberg University, where I studied philosophy and theology in the Moravian brothers Niesky. He was 70 years old, August 10, 1843 died.
1. Salvatore Vigano
Salvatore Vigano, an Italian choreographer, dancer, and musician. He said that the historical and mythological themes and a new type called performance based on Shakespeare's dramatic ballet is considered the father of this coreodramma'.In 'performance, pantomime dance services, and very important ensembles . He was a ballet master had collaborated with Beethoven in Vienna on 40 ballet and ballet "Creatures of Prometheus". Other Belle included performance from Gli strelizzi 'Russian Czar Peter the basis of a rebellion in the late 17th century between the guards,' Otello 'he performed in 1818 and in titani' for gold 1819 explored the greed of man.
He was the nephew who helped in the formation of the March 25, 1769, and musician, Boccherini Luigi's their music in Naples, Italy dancers family. Salvatore Vigano in Milan, August 10, 1821 died.
