2020. godina je prva godina desetljeća 2020-ih, dvadeseta godina trećeg tisućljeća i ona je prijestupna godina po Gregorijanskom kalendaru. Započela je u srijedu, a završila je u četvrtak, 31. prosinca. Godinu je obilježila pandemija COVID-19, te njene posljedice - globalni ekonomski i društveni poremećaji. Mnogi športski i drugi događaji su, zbog preporuka o smanjenju drustvenih kontakata, odgođeni za sljedeću, 2021. godinu. U Hrvatskoj će 2020., osim po pandemiji vjerojatno ostati zapamćena po čak 2 jaka potresa.

Geospatial World je nazvao ovu godinu "najgorom u smislu klimatskih promjena."

 Događaji
 Siječanj
 3. siječnja – u američkom napadu ubijen brigadni general Qasem Soleimani, zapovjednik iranskih Quds specijalnih snaga

 5. siječnja – relativni pobjednik u prvom krugu predsjedničkih izbora i 10. hrvatski premijer Zoran Milanović pobijedio protukandidatkinju, 4. hrvatsku predsjednicu Kolindu Grabar-Kitarović s nešto više od 104 tisuće glasova. Milanović je dobio u svim većim hrvatskim gradovima, a ukupno je bilo 89,4 tisuća nevažećih listića (oko 4,35 %)

 8. siječnja
 kao odmazda za napad na Qasema Soleimanija 3. siječnja, Iran napao 2 američke vojne baze u Iraku
 Ukraine International Airlines 752 je oboren iznad Irana kratko nakon polijetanja sa zračne luka Imam Homeini, pri čemu je poginulo svih 176 putnika i članova posade.

 10. siječnja – u 80. godini umro omanski sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said. Njegov nasljednik postaje Haitham bin Tariq Al Said.

 15. siječnja – službeno obilježen početak predsjedanja Hrvatske Vijećem Europe.

 22. siječnja – zabilježen prvi slučaj koronavirusa u SAD-u.

 27. siječnja – na Trgu bana Josipa Jelačića održan doček hrvatskim rukometašima nakon osvojenog srebra na rukometnom EP-u pred oko 10 tisuća navijača.

 30. siječnja – NASA umirovila svemirski teleskop Spitzer.

 31. siječnja – Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo izašlo iz Europske unije.

 Veljača
 1. veljače
 Rijeka postala prvi hrvatski grad koji je dobio naslov Europske prijestolnice kulture, predstavljajući se kao Luka različitosti.
 hrvatski Davis Cup reprezentativac Nikola Mektić i Čehinja Barbora Krejčikova osvojili naslov pobjednika Australian Opena. To je 14. seniorski Grand Slam naslov za Hrvatsku.
 18. veljače – izabrani 5. predsjednik Republike Hrvatske Zoran Milanović svečano polaže predsjedničku prisegu u Predsjedničkim dvorima na Pantovčaku, pred 12. i aktualnim predsjednikom Vlade Republike Andrejom Plenkovićem, 4. i aktualnom predsjednicom Republike Kolindom Grabar-Kitarović, bivšim predsjednicima Republike Stjepanom Mesićem i Ivom Josipovićem te pred još tridesetak uzvanika. Na dužnost je službeno stupio dan kasnije u 0:00.
 19. veljače – u povijesti hrvatske meteorologije prvi put mjerenjem pokrivena Dalmacija meteorološkim radarom.Rade Popadić: POVIJESNI DAN Dalmacija prvi put ikada od danas pokrivena mjerenjem meteorološkog radara!  Dalmacija danas.  19. veljače 2020.  Pristupljeno 28. veljače 2020.
 25. veljače – službeno potvrđen prvi slučaj koronavirusa u Hrvatskoj, u gradu Zagrebu.
 26. veljače – u povijesti hrvatske meteorologije prva snimka frontalnog poremećaja preko Dalmacije zabilježena meteorološkim radarom. Premda cijela Dalmacija nije pokrivena i radar ne pokriva podjednako kvalitetno sva područja, prvi put su se u povijesti na meteo radaru vidjele oborine na ovom području. Radar je nedavno postavila mađarsko-češka privatna tvrtka MeteoSense postavila u Zadar, a najavili su i radar na Hvaru.Rade Popadić:  SNIJEG U DIJELU ZAGORE, NA DINARI -6°C Ovo je povijesna, prva radarska snimka oborina na splitskom području! Dalmacija danas. 26. veljače 2020.  Pristupljeno 28. veljače 2020. Lani su ga postavili u Puli.Rade Popadić:  Strana privatna tvrtka preduhitrila DHMZ i prva postavila meteo radar u Dalmaciji: Najavljeni novi radari u Hvaru i Dubrovniku Dalmacija danas. 20. veljače 2020.  Pristupljeno 28. veljače 2020.
 27. veljače – istarsko mjesto Završje, filmsko rodno mjesto Robina Hooda, nakon tri mjeseca tijesne borbe u utrci za najbolju filmsku lokaciju Location Award osvojilo je drugo mjesto. Na Berlinalu je proglašen pobjednik, kanarski otok Hierro.Hina: Berlinale: Istarsko Završje osvojilo 2. mjesto u izboru za najbolju filmsku lokaciju  Glas Istre. 27. veljače 2020. Pristupljeno 28. veljače 2020.
 28. veljače – Nad Hrvatskom je eksplodirao meteor.

 Ožujak
 6. ožujka – COVID-19 pandemija zarazila više od 100 000 osoba u svijetu.
 11. ožujka – WHO proglasila pandemiju koronavirusa. Više od 120 000 zaraženih u tom danu.
 19. ožujka – službeno zabilježen i 100. slučaj zaraze koronavirusom u Hrvatskoj.
 22. ožujka – glavni grad Hrvatske Zagreb u 6:24, 7:00 i 7:41 sati pogađaju snažni potresi, najveći magnitude 5,5 stupnjeva po Richteru u 6:24 sati. Oštećeno je nekoliko starijih građevina na predjelu Donjeg grada, među kojima i južni toranj Zagrebačke katedrale te zgrada Hrvatskog sabora, Saborska palača. Ozlijeđeno je 27 osoba, a djevojčica u dobi od 15 godina smrtno je stradala.
 31. ožujka – službeno zabilježen koronavirus u svim hrvatskim županijama, zaključno s Virovitičko-podravskom i Požeško-slavonskom županijom.

 Travanj
 2. travnja – uz linearan rast, broj oboljelih od koronavirusa u Hrvatskoj prešao 1000 slučajeva.
 14. travnja – više od 2 milijuna osoba zaraženo od COVID-19 bolešću.
 28. travnja – početak ublažavanja preventivnih mjera u Hrvatskoj.

 Svibanj
 4. svibnja – ublažavanje preventivnih mjera u Hrvatskoj ušlo je u drugu fazu.
 22. svibnja – u Kninu je predstavljen prijedlog zakona o proglašavanju Dinare parkom prirode koji bi obuhvatio masiv Dinare (Dinara, Troglav i Kamešnica), izvorišni dio i gornji tok rijeke Cetine te krška polja uz Cetinu (Hrvatačko, Paško i Vrličko).HINA:  Dinara postaje 12. Park prirode u Hrvatskoj: 'Davno je trebala'  24sata. 22. svibnja 2020. Pristupljeno 23. svibnja 2020.
 23. svibnja – prvi put nakon izbijanja koronavirusa i proglašene karantene u Hrvatskoj zabilježeno 0 slučajeva novozaraženih i umrlih.

 Srpanj

 5. srpnja – održani Izbori za zastupnike u 10. saziv Hrvatskog sabora. Relativni pobjednik izbora je Hrvatska demokratska zajednica.
 22. srpnja – konstituiran deseti saziv Hrvatskoga sabora.
 25. srpnja – grad Zagreb pogodila velika poplava koja je negdje ostavila znatnije materijalne štete. To je najveća poplava u posljednjih 100 koja je pogodila taj grad.

 Kolovoz
 4. kolovoza – eksplozije u Beirutu 2020.

 Listopad
  30. listopada – dogodio se potres u Egejskom moru magnitude 7,0 Mww.

 Studeni
 1. studenoga – potres magnitude 4,9 stupnjeva po Richteru pogodio šire područje Like i Dalmacije s epicentrom 17 km sjeverno od Posedarja.Potres magnitude 4.9 pogodio zadarsko područje: ‘Bome je dobro zatreslo‘, pristupljeno 1. studenoga 2020.

 Prosinac
 8. prosinca – Papa Franjo na blagdan Bezgrješnog začeća proglasio jubilej sv. Josipa apostolskim pismom »Patris corde«. Papa proglasio Godinu svetog Josipa Informativna katolička agencija, 8. prosinca 2020.
 irački parlament proglasio Božić državnim praznikom. Agencija Fides
21. prosinca – velika konjunkcija planeta Jupitera i Saturna. Najbliža od 1623. godine sa 6,1 minuta.
28. i 29. prosinca – Potresi kod Petrinje 2020.M 5.2 - CROATIA - 2020-12-28 05:28:07 UTC, EMSC, objavljeno 28. prosinca 2020., pristupljeno 29. prosinca 2020.
31. prosinca - Čitav niz novih potresa tijekom noći: najjači 3,7 po Richteru kod Petrinje osjetio se jako i u Zagrebu te mnogim drugim dijelovima Hrvatske.

 Športski događaji
 9. siječnja – 26. siječnja – Europsko prvenstvo u rukometu - Austrija, Norveška i Švedska 2020.
 18. siječnja – Hrvatska rukometna reprezentacija u dramatičnoj utakmici pobijedila Njemačku nakon što je gubila i do 6 razlike u drugoj fazi rukometnog EP-a. Ova se pobjeda smatra jednim od najvećih preokreta hrvatske rukometne reprezentacije.
 24. siječnja – Hrvatska rukometna reprezentacija nakon svih četiriju petominutnih produžetaka u teškom i dramatičnom polufinalu rukometnog EP-a veličanstveno pobijedila viceprvaka Norvešku rezultatom 29:28. Nekoliko sekundi prije kraja Željko Musa postigao je pogodak da bi Šego obranio udarac Norvežana sa središta terena u zadnjoj sekundi utakmice. Ovo je prvo finale na velikom natjecanju za Hrvatsku nakon 10 godina. Igračem utakmice proglašen je hrvatski kapetan Domagoj Duvnjak.
 26. siječnja – Hrvatska izgubila od Španjolske u finalu rukometnog EP-a rezultatom 20:22. Između ostalog, Domagoj Duvnjak proglašen je igračem prvenstva.
 20. prosinca - Hrvatska ženska rukometna reprezentacija pobjedom nad Danskom osvaja broncu na Europskom prvenstvu u rukometu u Danskoj

 Rođenja

 Smrti
 Siječanj
 1. siječnja
 Damir Mihanović, hrvatski komičar, šansonijer, kantautor i interpretator glazbe (* 1961.)www.slobodnadalmacija.hr, "Preminuo je Damir Mihanović - Ćubi", objavljeno 1. siječnja 2020.,  pristupljeno 1. siječnja 2020.
 David Stern, bivši povjerenik NBA lige (* 1942.)
 Vilim Šoda, hrvatski bubnjar (* 1934.)
 Don Larsen, američki igrač bejzbola (* 1929.)
 2. siječnja – John Baldessari, američki konceptualni umjetnik (* 1931.) John Baldessari, Who Gave Conceptual Art a Dose of Humor, Is Dead at 88
 3. siječnja
 Qasem Soleimani, iranski general (* 1957.)
 Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, iračko-iranski vojni zapovjednik (* 1954.)
 4. siječnja
 Anri Jergenia, 4. premijer Abhazije (* 1941.)Ушел из жизни абхазский политический деятель Анри Джергения
 Zdravko Tomac, hrvatski političar i pisac (* 1937.)
 Hans Tilkowski, njemački vratar (* 1935.)
 6. siječnja – Luís Morais, brazilski nogometaš (* 1930.) Histórico goleiro do Corinthians e primeiro a usar luvas no Brasil, Cabeção morre aos 89 anos
 7. siječnja
 Silvio Horta, američki scenarist i TV producent, autor Ružne Betty (* 1974.)
 Elizabeth Wurtzel, američka spisateljica, autorica knjige Prozac nacija (* 1967.)The Guardian, Elizabeth Wurtzel, journalist and author of "Prozac nation" is dead
 Neil Peart, kanadski bubnjar (* 1952.)Neil Peart, Rush Drummer Who Set a New Standard for Rock Virtuosity, Dead at 67
 Zijad Arslanagić, jugoslavenski i bosanski nogometaš (* 1936.)
 8. siječnja
 Edd Byrnes, američki glumac (* 1932.)
 Buck Henry, američki glumac, scenarist i TV producent (* 1930.)Buck Henry Dies: ‘The Graduate’ Writer, ‘Get Smart’ Co-Creator & Early ‘SNL’ Favorite Was 89
 9. siječnja – Mike Resnick, američki SF pisac (* 1942.)Heavy, Mike Resnick dead
 10. siječnja
 Neda Arnerić, srpska glumica (* 1953.)
 Vladimir Davidović, hrvatski glumac * (1949.)
 Qaboos bin Said al Said, omanski sultan (* 1940.)Sultan Qaboos of Oman dies aged 79
 Guido Messina, talijanski biciklist (* 1931.)Addio a Guido Messina, era la maglia rosa più anziana
 11. siječnja – Tom Belsø, danski vozač moto utrka (* 1942.)Obituary: Denmark's first F1 driver Tom Belso 1942-2020
 12. siječnja
 Roger Scruton, britanski filozof i pisac (* 1944.)Sir Roger Scruton, conservative philosopher, dies at 75
 Ivan Fuček, hrvatski katolički svećenik, isusovac, teolog (* 1926.)
 15. siječnja
 Rocky Johnson, kanadski profesionalni hrvač (* 1944.)
 Christopher Tolkien, britanski pisac (* 1924.)Christopher, le fils de J.R.R. Tolkien, s'est éteint dans le Var à l'âge de 95 ans
 16. siječnja – Mario Jutt, hrvatski nogometaš i sportski djelatnik (* 1948.)
 17. siječnja – Norma Michaels, američka glumica (* 1924./1925.)
 18. siječnja – Žarko Siriščević, hrvatski bubnjar (* 1955.)
 19. siječnja – Blagovest Sendov, bugarski diplomat, matematičar i političar (* 1932.)
 21. siječnja – Terry Jones, velški komičar, scenarist, glumac, redatelj i pisac (* 1942.)
 24. siječnja – Duje Bonačić, jugoslavenski veslački reprezentativac, zaslužni sportaš Jugoslavije (* 1929.)
 26. siječnja – Kobe Bryant, američki košarkaš (* 1978.)
 29. siječnja – Blagoja Georgievski, jugoslavenski i makedonski košarkaš (* 1950.)
 31. siječnja – Janez Stanovnik, pravnik, ekonomist, sudionik Narodnooslobodilačke borbe i društveno-politički radnik SFR Jugoslavije i SR Slovenije (* 1922.)

 Veljača
 1. veljače – Andy Gill, engleski glazbenik i glazbeni producent, najpoznatiji kao suosnivač i solo gitarist grupe Gang of Four (* 1956.)
 3. veljače – George Steiner, američki književni kritičar, esejist, filozof, romanopisac i pedagog (* 1929.)
 4. veljače
 Ljiljana Petrović, jugoslavenska i srpska pjevačica (* 1939.)
 Daniel arap Moi, kenijski političar, drugi predsjednik Kenije od 1978. do 2002. godine (* 1924.)
 5. veljače
 Stanley Cohen, američki biokemičar nobelovac (* 1922.)
 Kirk Douglas, američki glumac, redatelj i producent (* 1916.)Preminuo je Kirk Douglas, posljednja velika zvijezda Hollywooda, pristupljeno 6. veljače 2020.
 7. veljače
 Nedžmije Pagaruša, jugoslavenska i albanska pjevačica i glumica (* 1933.)
 Petar Vovk, hrvatski arhitekt (* 1926.)
 9. veljače – Vladimir Kranjčević, hrvatski dirigent, pijanist i pedagog (* 1936.)
 12. veljače – Geert Hofstede, nizozemski društveni psiholog (* 1928.)
 13. veljače – Rajendra K. Pachauri, indijski znanstvenik (* 1940.)
 15. veljače – Vatroslav Mimica, hrvatski filmski redatelj, scenarist i producent (* 1923.)
 16. veljače – Larry Tesler, američki računalni znanstvenik (* 1945.)
 18. veljače – José Bonaparte, argentinski paleontolog (* 1928.)
 23. veljače – Amr Fahmy, egipatski nogometni dužnosnik (* 1983.)
 24. veljače – Katherine Johnson, američka matematičarka (* 1918.)
 25. veljače
 Miodrag Karadžić, srpski scenarist, autor više TV serija (* 1950.)
 Hosni Mubarak, egipatski državnik (* 1928.)
 26. veljače – Muhamed Filipović, bosansko-hercegovački filozof, ideolog i akademik (* 1929.)www.klix.ba, “Umro bh. akademik Muhamed Filipović u 91. godini”, objavljeno i pristupljeno 26. veljače 2020.
 28. veljače
 Roberto Haller, hrvatski skladatelj i pijanist (* 1965.)
 Freeman Dyson, britanski (po rođenju) i američki fizičar i matematičar (* 1923.)
 29. veljače – Eva Sekelj, mađarska plivačica (* 1927.)

 Ožujak
 3. ožujka – Božidar Alić, hrvatski glumac (* 1954.)
 4. ožujka – Igor Nešić, hrvatski glazbenik (* 1991.)
 7. ožujka – Veronika Durbešić, hrvatska glumica (* 1945.)
 8. ožujka – Zdenka Vučković, hrvatska pjevačica (* 1942.)
 9. ožujka – Richard K. Guy, britanski matematičar (* 1916.)
 10. ožujka – Beba Selimović, bosanskohercegovačka pjevačica (* 1939.)Umrla Beba Selimović, jedna od ikona bosanskohercegovačke sevdalinke, pristupljeno 10. ožujka 2020.
 15. ožujka – Vittorio Gregotti, talijanski arhitekt (* 1927.)
 18. ožujka
 Alfred Worden, američki astronaut (* 1932.)
 Catherine Hamlin, autralijska opstetricistkinja i ginekologinja (* 1924.)
 20. ožujka – Borislav Stanković, srpski košarkaš i generalni tajnik FIBA-e (* 1925.)
 23. ožujka – Branko Cikatić, hrvatski kickboksač (* 1954.)Umro je Branko Cikatić (65) pristupljeno 23. ožujka 2020.
 29. ožujka – Philip W. Anderson, američki fizičar nobelovac (* 1923.)
 31. ožujka – Andrew Jack, britanski trener dikcije (* 1944.)

 Travanj
 5. travnja – Margaret Burbidge, američka astrofizičarka, rođena u Engleskoj (* 1919.)
 6. travnja – Radomir Antić, srpski nogometaš i trener (* 1948.)
 11. travnja – John Horton Conway, engleski matematičar (* 1937.)
 12. travnja – Stirling Moss, britanski vozač Formule 1 (* 1929.)

 Svibanj
 21. svibnja
 Bekim Sejranović, bosanskohercegovački i hrvatski književnik (* 1973.)
 Oliver E. Williamson, američki ekonomist, dobitnik Nobelove nagrade za ekonomiju 2009. godine (* 1932.)
 24. svibnja – mons. Božo (Bobo) Delić, svećenik i kantautor (* 1948.)

 Lipanj
 8. lipnja – Pierre Nkurunziza, 8. predsjednik Burundija (* 1964.)
 9. lipnja – Ödön Földessy, mađarski atletičar (* 1929.)
 16. lipnja – Igor Vuk Torbica, hrvatski kazališni redatelj (* 1987.)
 18. lipnja – Vera Lynn, britanska pjevačica (* 1917.)
 20. lipnja – Ema Derossi-Bjelajac, 6. predsjednik predsjedništva SR Hrvatske (* 1926.)Umrla Ema Derossi Bjelajac, Istranka i prva predsjednica Hrvatske
 27. lipnja – Ilija Petković, srpski nogometaš i trener (* 1945.)Preminuo Ilija Petković
 29. lipnja - Carl Reiner, američki glumac i komičar (* 1922.)
 30. lipnja – Ivo Banac, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1947.)

 Srpanj

 2. srpnja – Tomislav Raukar, hrvatski povjesničar i akademik (* 1933.)
 3. srpnja – Zdenka Heršak, hrvatska glumica (* 1928.)
 6. srpnja – Ennio Morricone, talijanski skladatelj (* 1928.)
 9. srpnja – Vedran Jakšić, hrvatski tjelograditelj (* 1953.)
 20. srpnja – Ruth Lewis, pakistanska redovnica (* 1945.)
 23. srpnja – Pero Zlatar, hrvatski novinar i publicist (* 1934.)
 28. srpnja – Neda Cilinger, hrvatska arhitektica (* 1959.)

 Kolovoz
 4. kolovoza – Rajko Dujmić, hrvatski glazbenik i skladatelj (* 1954.)
 10. kolovoza – Vladica Popović, srpski nogometaš i trener (* 1935.)
 11. kolovoza – Tonko Maroević, hrvatski pjesnik, književnik i akademik (* 1941.)
 15. kolovoza – Josip Kregar, hrvatski sociolog, pravnik i političar (* 1953.)
 23. kolovoza – Zoja Odak, hrvatska glumica (* 1947.)
 24. kolovoza – Pascal Lissouba, 6. predsjednik i 2. premijer DR Konga (* 1931.)
 26. kolovoza – Gerard Carr, američki astronaut i aeronautički inženjer (* 1932.)

 Rujan
 5. rujna – Žarko Domljan, hrvatski političar, predsjednik 1. saziva Hrvatskoga sabora (* 1932.)
 15. rujna – Momčilo Krajišnik, srpski političar, osuđeni ratni zločinac (* 1945.)
 23. rujna – Juliette Gréco, francuska pjevačica, ikona francuske šansone (* 1927.)
 25. rujna – Goran Paskaljević, srpski filmski redatelj (* 1947.)Preminuo je Goran Paskaljević, proslavljeni redatelj u čijim su filmovima uživale generacije, pristupljeno 2. prosinca 2020.

 Listopad
 6. listopada – Eddie Van Halen, američki gitarist, klavijaturist, skladatelj i producent (* 1955.)Preminuo legendarni gitarist Eddie Van Halen
 11. listopada – Borislav Drljača, srpski pjevač (* 1941.)
 25. listopada – Slaven Letica, hrvatski sociolog, publicist, političar i sveučilišni profesor (* 1947.)
 29. listopada – Slaven Zambata, hrvatski nogometaš (* 1940.)
 30. listopada – Amfilohije Radović, mitropolit crnogorsko-primorski, po hijerarhiji drugi najmoćniji čovjek Srpske pravoslavne crkve (SPC) (* 1938.)
 31. listopada – Sean Connery, škotski glumac (* 1930.)

 Studeni
 1. studenoga – Mijo Korade, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1947.)
 2. studenoga – Mladen Kušec, hrvatski pjesnik, pripovjedač, publicist i novinar (* 1938.)Odlazak legende, preminuo je Mladen Kušec, pristupljeno 2. studenoga 2020.
 6. studenoga – Dragan Jovičić, bosanskohercegovački glumac (* 1953.)
 7. studenoga – Vera Zima, hrvatska glumica (* 1953.)Preminula filmska i TV glumica Vera Zima, pristupljeno 8. studenoga 2020.
 8. studenoga – Alex Trebek, kanadsko-američka TV osoba i voditelj kviza Jeopardy! (* 1940.)
 9. studenoga – Marko Radić Maka, zapovjednik Hrvatskoga vijeća obrane
 11. studenoga – Anđelka Martić, hrvatska književnica i prevoditeljica (* 1924.)
 12. studenoga – Krasnodar Rora, hrvatski nogometaš (* 1945.)NADVILO SE CRNILO NAD MAKSIMIR, OTIŠLA JE ZAUVIJEK JOŠ JEDNA DINAMOVA LEGENDA! PREMINUO KRASNODAR RORA, pristupljeno 12. studenoga 2020.
 13. studenoga – Krunoslav Slabinac, hrvatski pjevač (* 1944.)Umro je Krunoslav Kićo Slabinac, pristupljeno 13. studenoga 2020.
 14. studenoga – Armen Džigarhanjan, sovjetski glumac (* 1935.)
 15. studenoga
 Anto Kovačević, hrvatski filozof, publicist i političar (* 1952.)
 Ray Clemence, engleski nogometaš (* 1948.)
Ivan Kožarić, hrvatski kipar (* 1921.)
 16. studenoga
 Tomislav Merčep, hrvatski političar, ratni zapovjednik i zločinac (* 1952.)
 Ivan Bekjarev, srpski glumac (* 1946.)
 Bono Zvonimir Šagi, hrvatski teolog (* 1932.)Preminuo o. Bono Zvonimir Šagi  Kršćanska sadašnjost, pristupljeno 26. studenog 2020.
 20. studenoga – Irinej Gavrilović, 45. vrhovni poglavar Srpske pravoslavne crkve i episkop niški (* 1930.)Tuga u Beogradu: srpski patrijarh Irinej preminuo od posljedica zaraze koronavirusom, pristupljeno 25. studenoga 2020.
 22. studenoga – Mustafa Nadarević, hrvatski i bosanskohercegovački glumac (* 1943.)Odlazak jednog od naših najvećih glumaca: Preminuo je legendarni Mustafa Nadarević, pristupljeno 22. studenoga 2020.
 25. studenoga – Diego Maradona, argentinski nogometaš (* 1960.)UMRO JE JEDAN OD NAJBOLJIH NOGOMETAŠA SVIH VREMENA - LEGENDARNI DIEGO MARADONA!, pristupljeno 25. studenoga 2020.
 26. studenoga – Josip Magdić, hrvatski skladatelj, dirigent, glazbenik i glazbeni pedagog (* 1937.)Preminuo kompozitor i dirigent Josip Magdić, BHRT, objavljeno 29. studenog 2020., pristupljeno 30. studenog 2020.
 27. studenoga – Špiro Guberina, hrvatski glumac (* 1933.)HRT, U 88. godini preminuo Špiro Guberina, objavljeno i pristupljeno 27. studenoga 2020.
 28. studenoga – Vera Tomašek, hrvatska novinarka (* 1958.)Umrla novinarka Vera Tomašek, pristupljeno 28. studenoga 2020.

 Prosinac
 1. prosinca – Lazo Goluža, hrvatski urednik, autor kvizova i prevoditelj (* 1936.)
 6. prosinca
 Džej Ramadanovski, srpski pjevač (* 1964.)
 Dejan Dabović, jugoslavenski i srpski vaterpolist i trener (* 1944.)
 11. prosinca – Đurđa Ivezić, hrvatska glumica (* 1936.)
 12. prosinca
 Damir Kukuruzović, hrvatski jazz gitarist (* 1975.)Od covida umro Siščanin Damir Kukuruzović (45), jedan od najboljih svjetskih jazz gitarista, pristupljeno 12. prosinca 2020.
 Jack Steinberger, američki fizičar njemačkog porijekla (* 1921.)
 13. prosinca
 Nikola Novosel - Miško, hrvatski glumac, agronom i humorist (* 1941.)Umro Nikola Novosel Miško, glumac upamćen po serijama ‘Gruntovčani‘, ‘Naši i vaši‘, ‘Odmori se...‘, pristupljeno 13. prosinca 2020.
 Otto Barić, hrvatski nogometaš i nogometni trener (* 1933.)Preminuo Otto Barić. Index.hr, 13. prosinca 2020. (pristupljeno 13. prosinca 2020.)
 14. prosinca – Gérard Houllier, francuski nogometaš i nogometni trener (* 1947.)Umro je veliki francuski trener Gerard Houllier. Index.hr, 14. prosinca 2020. (pristupljeno 14. prosinca 2020.)
 15. prosinca – Alem Ćurin, hrvatski strip-autor (* 1953.)
 16. prosinca – Asaf Duraković, hrvatski književnik i liječnik (* 1940.)
 19. prosinca
 Mile Bogović, prvi gospićko-senjski biskup (* 1939.)
 Josip Pivac, hrvatski pedagog (* 1928.)
 Hermina Pipinić, hrvatska glumica (* 1928.)
 23. prosinca – Pero Kvrgić, hrvatski glumac (* 1927.)
 24. prosinca – Željko Matić, hrvatski novinar (* 1961.)
 26. prosinca – Milka Babović, hrvatska športska novinarka, televizijska komentatorica i atletičarka (* 1928.)

 Obljetnice i godišnjice
 2500. godišnjica smrti Heraklita
 1600. godišnjica smrti svetog Jeronima
 600. godišnjica rođenja Jurja Šižgorića
 500. godišnjica smrti Petra Berislavića i Raffaella Santija
 500. godišnjica rođenja Matije Vlačića Ilirika
 400. godišnjica rođenja Nikole Zrinskog
 300. godišnjica rođenja Vida Došena
 250. godišnjica smrti Giovannija Batiste Tiepola
 250. godišnjica rođenja Hegela, Janka Draškovića i Ludwiga van Beethovena
 200. godišnjica smrti Đure Ferića
 150. godišnjica rođenja Viktora Cara Emina, Ignjata Fischera, Ferde Kovačevića, Frane Supila i Emanuela Vidovića
 150. godišnjica smrti Alexandra Dumasa
 125. godišnjica Hrvatske elektroprivrede
 100. obljetnica osnutka Društva naroda
 100. godišnjica smrti Maxa Webera
 100. godišnjica rođenja Isaaca Asimova, Zvane Črnje, Federica Fellinija, Ive Frangeša i Živka Jeličića
 100. godišnjica rođenja Ivana Pavla II.

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The year 2020 is the first year of the decades of 2020, the twenty years of the third millennium and it is a transitional year according to the Gregorian calendar.

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The year 2020 is the first year of the decades of 2020 , the twenty years of the third millennium and it is a transitional year according to the Gregorian calendar .

2020. godina je prva godina desetljeća 2020-ih, dvadeseta godina trećeg tisućljeća i ona je prijestupna godina po Gregorijanskom kalendaru.

2020. godina je prva godina desetljeća 2020-ih, dvadeseta godina trećeg tisućljeća i ona je prijestupna godina po Gregorijanskom kalendaru.

The year 2020 is the first year of the decades of 2020, the twenty years of the third millennium and it is a transitional year according to the Gregorian calendar.

The year 2020 is the first year of the decades of 2020, the twenty years of the third millennium and it is a transitional year according to the Gregorian calendar.

Geospatial World has called this year "the worst in terms of climate change."

If not for COVID-19, this would be the top news this year. 2020 could very well be the worst year in terms of Climate Change. Climate-related extreme weather events have broken all records in 2020. In the United States alone, the first nine months of 2020 tie with the annual record of 16 events that occurred in 2011 and 2017.
Extreme weather events prove expensive for US
According to NOAA, as of October 7, 2020, there have been 16 weather/climate disaster events with losses exceeding $1 billion each to affect the US. These included one drought event, eleven severe storms, three tropical cyclones, and one wildfire, resulting in 188 deaths and significant economic effects. While the 1980–2019 CPI-adjusted annual average is 6.6 events, the annual average for the most recent five years (2015–2019) has leaped to 13.8 events.
2020 is the sixth consecutive year in which more than 10 billion-dollar weather disasters impacted the US. Over the last 41 years (1980-2020), the years with 10 or more separate billion-dollar disaster events include 1998, 2008, 2011-2012, and 2015-2020.
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Record wildfires raging in America
There has been an unprecedented outbreak of wildfires across the entire Western United States this summer. In California, fires have consumed over 4 million acres since 2020 beginning, which is twice more than the 2018 record. A Climate Central analysis of 45 years of US Forest Service records from the western parts of the country shows that the number of large fires on Forest Service land is increasing dramatically. The area burned by these fires is also growing at an alarming rate.
Scientists have pointed to the region’s changing weather. Snowpacks are melting earlier as winter and spring temperatures rise, and in most states an increasing percentage of winter precipitation is falling as rain, meaning there is often less snowpack to begin with. This is leading to rise in summer temperatures, particularly in Southwestern states, where forests and grasslands are dried out and ready to burn, creating the perfect ground for wildfires.
Climate Central notes, across the Western US, the average annual number of large fires (larger than 1,000 acres) burning each year has more than tripled between the 1970s and the 2010s. The area burned by these fires has shown an even larger increase: in an average year, more than six times as many acres across the West were burned in the 2010s than in the 1970s. The fire season is 105 days longer than it was in the 1970, and is approaching the point where the notion of a fire season will be made obsolete by the reality of year-round wildfires across the West.
The conditions are likely to get worse in the coming times. Climate Central’s project States at Risk analyzed historical climate data and downscaled climate projections from 29 different global climate models, and found that in most western states, the climate conditions that can stoke summer wildfires are projected to increase substantially in the relatively short period between now and 2050. Arizona is expected to see more than a month of additional high-risk fire days by 2050.
ALSO READ: 58% of Earth’s land under intense human pressure, finds WWF report
2020 second warmest year on record
The year 2020 is now the second-warmest year on record, trailing only 2019, with the previous decade producing seven of the hottest 10 years in history. The July 2020 globally averaged land and ocean surface temperature departure from average tied with 2016 as the second highest for the month in 141-year history of NOAA’s global temperature dataset record. Only July 2019 was hotter, that too by a fraction of a degree.
At 1.66 degree F (0.92 degree C), the global land and ocean surface temperature recorded in July 2020 was above the 20th-century average of 60.4 degree F (15.8 degree C). July 2020 marked the 44th consecutive July and the 427th consecutive month with temperatures, at least nominally, above the 20th-century average.
The previous witnessed nine of the 10 warmest Julys, six of the warmest ones coming in the last six years (2015-2020), according to NOAA. The most notable warm temperature departures of at least +3.6 degree F (+2.0 degree C) were present across the North Pacific Ocean, the southwestern and northeastern contiguous US, eastern Canada and across parts of western Asia and eastern Antarctica.
Alarming state of the Arctic
While some regions in the Arctic saw all-time high temperatures this summer – touching 38 degree C (100 degree F) in Siberian town of Verkhoyansk on June 22, 18 degree C higher than the average maximum daily temperature in June — the Arctic sea ice is currently at its second lowest. On September 15, Arctic sea ice likely reached its annual minimum extent of 3.74 million sq km. The minimum ice extent is the second lowest in the 42-year-old satellite record, according to National Snow & Ice Data Center (NSIDC) of the US. “We are headed towards a seasonally ice-free Arctic Ocean, and this year is another nail in the coffin,” said NSIDC Director Mark Serreze.
In July, scientists at the European Copernicus Climate Change Service reported that the unusually warm spell in the Arctic, which has seen record temperatures, continues. During the January-May period, the average temperature in north-central Siberia was consistently 8 degrees Celsius above average. They also reported that average temperatures for June were on par with 2019’s worldwide record, and exceptionally high temperatures in Arctic Siberia. The scientists also reiterated that the Arctic “as a whole has been warming substantially faster than the rest of the world.”
Ocean surface is warming up faster
Already a latest study warns that the upper parts of the oceans are heating up faster, which distinctly increases the chances of intense tropical storms and interferes with the absorption of CO2 by oceans. The phenomenon, called ocean stratification, is happening faster than scientists expected, finds a recently published study by the journal Nature. That means the negative impacts will arrive faster and also be greater than expected. Increased stratification of the ocean could drive a vicious cycle of warming of the seas — the more heat stays near the surface, the warmer will be the atmosphere above.
The research suggests that if the ocean surface warms faster and less carbon is carried to the depths, that could lead atmospheric CO2 to triple and the global average temperature could increase 8 degrees Fahrenheit by 2100.
Things are so bad that one could think it could only get better from here, right? Wrong. According to United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), a fast-warming planet will likely lead to more record-breaking blazes and more extreme weather events.
Is there a silver lining at all?
Which is why two pieces of news last week come as a silver lining. On October 6, the European Parliament overwhelmingly voted to adopt a new climate law that mandates 60% reduction in GHG emissions by the end of the decade, up from 40% currently.
On October 2, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden vowed to bar from his transition team any “leaders” of fossil fuel companies. Biden’s pledge, however, invited cautious cheer from environmentalists who have urged the former Vice President to go further by banning Big Oil lobbyists from both his transition team and cabinet. Coming closely on the back of China’s pledge to be zero-carbon by 2030, both are much-warranted steps towards ensuring that Paris climate goals are reached.
In its latest World Economic Outlook, the IMF makes the case for taking a green recovery route. Countries should opt for a green investment stimulus, which, it reasons, will achieve two goals. While this will boost global GDP and employment in the initial years, the green infrastructure will also increase productivity in low-carbon sectors, thereby incentivizing private sector investments and making it easier to adapt to higher carbon prices. The net effect will approximately halve the expected output loss from Climate Change and provide long-term, real GDP gains well above the current course 2050 onwards.

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Geospatial World je nazvao ovu godinu "najgorom u smislu klimatskih promjena."

Geospatial World je nazvao ovu godinu "najgorom u smislu klimatskih promjena."

Geospatial World has called this year "the worst in terms of climate change."

Geospatial World has called this year "the worst in terms of climate change."

On 8 January as a repentance for the attack on Qasem Soleimani on 3 January, Iran attacked 2 U.S. military bases in Iraq Ukraine International Airlines 752 was buried over Iran shortly after the flight from Imam Homeini airport, killing all 176 passengers and crew members.

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Qasema Soleimanija 3 . siječnja , Iran napao 2 američke vojne baze u Iraku Ukraine International Airlines 752 je oboren iznad Irana kratko nakon polijetanja sa zračne luka Imam Homeini , pri čemu je poginulo svih 176 putnika i članova posade

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On 8 January as a repentance for the attack on Qasem Soleimani on 3 January , Iran attacked 2 U.S. military bases in Iraq Ukraine International Airlines 752 was buried over Iran shortly after the flight from Imam Homeini airport , killing all 176 passengers and crew members .

8. siječnja kao odmazda za napad na Qasema Soleimanija 3. siječnja, Iran napao 2 američke vojne baze u Iraku Ukraine International Airlines 752 je oboren iznad Irana kratko nakon polijetanja sa zračne luka Imam Homeini, pri čemu je poginulo svih 176 putnika i članova posade.

8. siječnja kao odmazda za napad na Qasema Soleimanija 3. siječnja, Iran napao 2 američke vojne baze u Iraku Ukraine International Airlines 752 je oboren iznad Irana kratko nakon polijetanja sa zračne luka Imam Homeini, pri čemu je poginulo svih 176 putnika i članova posade.

On 8 January as a repentance for the attack on Qasem Soleimani on 3 January, Iran attacked 2 U.S. military bases in Iraq Ukraine International Airlines 752 was buried over Iran shortly after the flight from Imam Homeini airport, killing all 176 passengers and crew members.

On 8 January as a repentance for the attack on Qasem Soleimani on 3 January, Iran attacked 2 U.S. military bases in Iraq Ukraine International Airlines 752 was buried over Iran shortly after the flight from Imam Homeini airport, killing all 176 passengers and crew members.

January 10 – In the 1980s, the Oman Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said died.

Sultan Qaboos of Oman, Arab world's longest-serving ruler, dies aged 79
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Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said of Oman, the Arab world's longest-serving ruler, has died aged 79.
The sultan deposed his father in a bloodless coup with British support in 1970 and set Oman on a path to development, using its oil wealth.
Widely regarded as popular, he was also an absolute monarch and any dissenting voices were silenced.
No cause of death has been confirmed. His cousin Haitham bin Tariq Al Said has been sworn in as his successor.
A family council had three days to choose a successor as Qaboos had no heir or publicly designated successor. Instead they opted for opening the sealed envelope in which Qaboos had secretly left his own choice.
The sultan is the paramount decision-maker in Oman. He also holds the positions of prime minister, supreme commander of the armed forces, minister of defence, minister of finance and minister of foreign affairs.
Last month Qaboos spent a week in Belgium for medical treatment, and there were reports he was suffering from cancer. Images showed a crowd of men gathered outside the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in the capital, Muscat, where the coffin had been placed before he was buried in a family cemetery.
In a televised speech after being sworn in, Sultan Haitham - a former culture and heritage minister who studied at Oxford - pledged to continue his predecessor's policies of friendly relations with all nations while further developing the country.
Smooth transition, for now at least
By Sebastian Usher, BBC World Service Arab affairs editor
This is a day that had long been dreaded in Oman where the elegant, beturbaned and white bearded figure of Sultan Qaboos had for five decades embodied the identity of a country that he had brought into the modern world.
There were concerns that his death might bring instability to Oman, which has largely avoided the unrest elsewhere in the region. For now at least, the process of finding a successor has moved swiftly and smoothly.
And Haitham bin Tariq Al Said - born in 1955 - was swift to reassure his people and the wider world that he would follow the same path as his predecessor.
Being the chosen successor of Qaboos will enhance his legitimacy within Oman, but a far harder task will be to take on the crucial role that Oman has played for so long as a trusted and independent mediator in many of the most intractable conflicts that have blighted the region.
Neutral policy, absolute rule
For almost five decades, Qaboos completely dominated the political life of Oman, which is home to 4.6 million people, of whom about 43% are expatriates.
At the age of 29 he overthrew his father, Said bin Taimur, a reclusive and ultra-conservative ruler who banned a range of things, including listening to the radio or wearing sunglasses, and decided who could get married, be educated or leave the country.
Qaboos immediately declared that he intended to establish a modern government and use oil money to develop a country where, at the time, there were only 10km (six miles) of paved roads and three schools.
In the first few years of his rule, with the help of British special forces, he suppressed an insurgency in the southern province of Dhofar by tribesmen backed by the Marxist People's Democratic Republic of Yemen.
Described as charismatic and visionary, he pursued a neutral path in foreign affairs and was able to facilitate secret talks between the United States and Iran in 2013 that led to a landmark nuclear deal two years later.
A degree of discontent surfaced in 2011 during the so-called Arab Spring. There was no major upheaval in Oman, but thousands of people took to the streets across the country to demand better wages, more jobs and an end to corruption.
Security forces initially tolerated the protests, but later used tear gas, rubber bullets and live ammunition to disperse them. Two people were killed and dozens of people were injured. Hundreds were prosecuted under laws criminalising "illegal gatherings" and "insulting the sultan".
The protests failed to produce anything in the way of major change. But Qaboos did remove several long-serving ministers perceived as corrupt, widened the powers of the Consultative Council, and promised to create more public sector jobs.
Since then, the authorities have continued to block local independent newspapers and magazines critical of the government, confiscate books, and harass activists, according to Human Rights Watch.
Reacting to the death on Twitter, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said it was a "loss for the region", and voiced hope that the new leadership would take "inspiration from the past".
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Qaboos had left a "profound legacy, not only in Oman but across the region" while former US President George W Bush said the late leader had been a stable force in the Middle East.

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January 10 – In the 1980s, the Oman Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said died.

January 10 – In the 1980s, the Oman Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said died.

On January 30th, NASA launched the Spitzer Space Telescope.

NASA to shut down Spitzer Space Telescope in 2020: A look at its achievements
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has lifted the veil on hidden objects in nearly every corner of the universe, from a new ring around Saturn to observations of some of the most distant galaxies known.
By India Today Web Desk: NASA's Spitzer space telescope will be switched off permanently on January 30, 2020, after nearly 16 years of exploring the cosmos in infrared light, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) said in a statement. By then, the spacecraft will have operated for more than 11 years beyond its prime mission.
About Spitzer space telescope
Managed and operated by JPL, Spitzer is a small but transformational observatory. It captures infrared light, which is often emitted by 'warm' objects that are not quite hot enough to radiate visible light.
Spitzer lifted the veil on hidden objects in nearly every corner of the universe, from a new ring around Saturn to observations of some of the most distant galaxies known.
Lasting more than twice as long as the primary mission, Spitzer's extended mission has yielded some of the observatory's most transformational results, said JPL.
In 2017, the telescope revealed the presence of seven rocky planets around the TRAPPIST-1 star.
In many cases, Spitzer's exoplanet observations were combined with observations by other missions, including NASA's Kepler and Hubble space telescopes.
While Spitzer's mission is ending, it has helped set the stage for NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, set to launch in 2021, which will study the universe in many of the same wave-lengths observed by Spitzer.
"There have been times when the Spitzer mission could have ended in a way we didn't plan for," said Spitzer's mission manager Bolinda Kahr. "I'm glad that in January we'll be able to retire the spacecraft deliberately, the way we want to do it."
Spitzer space telescope's contributions to the world
According to JPL, Spitzer's final year and a half of science operations include a number of exoplanet-related investigations. One programme will investigate 15 dwarf stars likely to host exoplanets.
An additional 650 hours are dedicated to follow-up observations of planets discovered by NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, which launched just over a year ago.
- Discovered some of the oldest galaxies in the universe
- Revealed a new ring around Saturn
- Peered through shrouds of dust to study newborn stars and black hod
- Discovered most distant supermassive black holes ever
- Found evidence of several rocky collisions in distant solar systems
- Detected one of the most remote planets ever discovered-- located about 13,000 light-years away from Earth
- Spotted small asteroids
- Discovered planets beyond our solar system -- including the detection of seven Earth-size planets orbiting the star TRAPPIST-1
Other things you must know about Spitzer space telescope:
1. Spitzer has logged over 106,000 hours of observation time.
2. Thousands of scientists around the world have utilised Spitzer data in their studies, and Spitzer data is cited in more than 8,000 published papers.
3. Spitzer's primary mission ended up lasting 5.5 years, during which time the spacecraft operated in a 'cold phase,' with a supply of liquid helium, cooling three onboard instruments to just above absolute zero.
4. The cooling system reduced excess heat from the instruments themselves that could contaminate their observations. This gave Spitzer very high sensitivity for cold objects.
5. In July 2009, after Spitzer's helium supply ran out, the spacecraft entered a so-called 'warm phase.'
6. Spitzer's main instrument, called the Infrared Array Camera (IRAC), has four cameras, two of which continue to operate in the warm phase with the same sensitivity they maintained during the cold phase.
(With inputs from IANS)
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On January 30th, NASA launched the Spitzer Space Telescope.

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On February 1st, Rijeka became the first Croatian city to win the title of the European Capital of Culture, representing itself as the Luke of Diversity. Croatian Davis Cup representative Nikola Mektić and Chechnya Barbora Krejčikova won the title of winner of the Australian Open.

This is the 14th senior Grand Slam title for Croatia.

February 18 – the elected 5th President of the Republic of Croatia Zoran Milanović solemnly put the presidential oath in the Presidential courts in Pantovchak, before the 12th and current President of the Republic Andrej Plenković, the 4th and current President of the Republic Kolind Grabar-Kitarović, the former President of the Republic Stjepan Mesić and Ivo Josipović and before another thirty recipients.

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Tako se Hrvatska konačno maknula s mrtve točke po ovom pitanju. S jedne strane, zahuktava se projekt MetMonic DHMZ-a, kojim se cijeli Jadran planira pokriti s 3 radara velikog dosega, a realizacija na terenu je relativno spora. Ipak, iz samog DHMZ-a najavili su da će sva tri radara na Jadranu biti online ove godine.
MeteoSense je ipak bio nešto brži pa je još lani "lansirao" radar u Puli, a od danas je dostupna radarska snimka iz Zadra. Radar iz Zadra dohvaća područje južnije od Splita, što znači da je nepokriven ostao samo jug Dalmacije. I to bi se moglo promijeniti jer su pregovori o postavljanju radara na otoku Hvaru već odmakli, pa bi se eventualnim postavljanjem hvarskog radara, meteorološki pokrila čitava Dalmacija.
Radarsku snimku u realnom vremenu možete pratiti na ovom linku.
Nagy Gergely je direktor spomenute mađarsko-češke tvrtke. Diplomirani informatičar je strastveni zaljubljenik u vremenske (ne)prilike i prije 15-ak godina osnovao je udrugu ljubitelja meteorologije koja se bazirala na lovu na oluje i fotografiranju meteoroloških ekstrema.
Nagy je danas direktor tvrtke koja je počela postavljati privatne meteo radare po Hrvatskoj, ali i velikom dijelu Europe. Njihove radarske snimke pokrivaju već respektabilan dio srednje Europe, a imaju i vlastiti sustav detekcije električnih pražnjenja iz oblaka.
Njihove radarske snimke obnavljaju se svakih 30 sekundi, a moguće je dobiti radarsku snimku vrlo visoke geografske rezolucije. Iz tvrtke poručuju da mogu dobiti rezoluciju od 200 metara po pikselu, u javnosti se obično koristi rezolucija od 2 kilometra. To znači da je moguće dobiti radarsku snimku u 4K rezoluciji. Zasad su radarske snimke iz Mađarske i Hrvatske dostupne u HD rezoluciji. Mađari najavljuju 4K rezoluciju za javnost u 2020. godini.
Njihovu stranicu posjeti i do pola milijuna ljudi, što ih čini trećom najposjećenijom mađarskom web lokacijom u zemlji. Kada se sprema oluja, skoče na prvo mjesto jer u tim trenucima njihove snimke prati i više od milijun ljudi.
Razgovor s Mađarom obavili smo u kolovozu prošle godine i možete ga pročitati ovdje. U svakom slučaju, čestitamo MeteoSenseu, ali i meteo zajednici u Hrvatskoj koja je jako dugo sanjala ovaj dan. Već noćas će se moći pratiti kako se radar "ponaša" kada preko Dalmacije bude prolazila oslabljena hladna fronta.

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On February 1st, Rijeka became the first Croatian city to win the title of the European Capital of Culture, representing itself as the Luke of Diversity. Croatian Davis Cup representative Nikola Mektić and Chechnya Barbora Krejčikova won the title of winner of the Australian Open.

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February 18 – the elected 5th President of the Republic of Croatia Zoran Milanović solemnly put the presidential oath in the Presidential courts in Pantovchak, before the 12th and current President of the Republic Andrej Plenković, the 4th and current President of the Republic Kolind Grabar-Kitarović, the former President of the Republic Stjepan Mesić and Ivo Josipović and before another thirty recipients.

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On February 1st , Rijeka became the first Croatian city to win the title of the European Capital of Culture , representing itself as the Luke of Diversity . Croatian Davis Cup representative Nikola Mektić and Chechnya Barbora Krejčikova won the title of winner of the Australian Open .

This is the 14th senior Grand Slam title for Croatia .

February 18 – the elected 5th President of the Republic of Croatia Zoran Milanović solemnly put the presidential oath in the Presidential courts in Pantovchak , before the 12th and current President of the Republic Andrej Plenković , the 4th and current President of the Republic Kolind Grabar - Kitarović , the former President of the Republic Stjepan Mesić and Ivo Josipović and before another thirty recipients .

Veljača 1. veljače Rijeka postala prvi hrvatski grad koji je dobio naslov Europske prijestolnice kulture, predstavljajući se kao Luka različitosti. hrvatski Davis Cup reprezentativac Nikola Mektić i Čehinja Barbora Krejčikova osvojili naslov pobjednika Australian Opena. To je 14. seniorski Grand Slam naslov za Hrvatsku. 18. veljače – izabrani 5. predsjednik Republike Hrvatske Zoran Milanović svečano polaže predsjedničku prisegu u Predsjedničkim dvorima na Pantovčaku, pred 12. i aktualnim predsjednikom Vlade Republike Andrejom Plenkovićem, 4. i aktualnom predsjednicom Republike Kolindom Grabar-Kitarović, bivšim predsjednicima Republike Stjepanom Mesićem i Ivom Josipovićem te pred još tridesetak uzvanika.

Veljača 1. veljače Rijeka postala prvi hrvatski grad koji je dobio naslov Europske prijestolnice kulture, predstavljajući se kao Luka različitosti. hrvatski Davis Cup reprezentativac Nikola Mektić i Čehinja Barbora Krejčikova osvojili naslov pobjednika Australian Opena.

To je 14. seniorski Grand Slam naslov za Hrvatsku.

18. veljače – izabrani 5. predsjednik Republike Hrvatske Zoran Milanović svečano polaže predsjedničku prisegu u Predsjedničkim dvorima na Pantovčaku, pred 12. i aktualnim predsjednikom Vlade Republike Andrejom Plenkovićem, 4. i aktualnom predsjednicom Republike Kolindom Grabar-Kitarović, bivšim predsjednicima Republike Stjepanom Mesićem i Ivom Josipovićem te pred još tridesetak uzvanika.

On February 1st, Rijeka became the first Croatian city to win the title of the European Capital of Culture, representing itself as the Luke of Diversity. Croatian Davis Cup representative Nikola Mektić and Chechnya Barbora Krejčikova won the title of winner of the Australian Open. This is the 14th senior Grand Slam title for Croatia. February 18 – the elected 5th President of the Republic of Croatia Zoran Milanović solemnly put the presidential oath in the Presidential courts in Pantovchak, before the 12th and current President of the Republic Andrej Plenković, the 4th and current President of the Republic Kolind Grabar-Kitarović, the former President of the Republic Stjepan Mesić and Ivo Josipović and before another thirty recipients.

On February 1st, Rijeka became the first Croatian city to win the title of the European Capital of Culture, representing itself as the Luke of Diversity. Croatian Davis Cup representative Nikola Mektić and Chechnya Barbora Krejčikova won the title of winner of the Australian Open.

This is the 14th senior Grand Slam title for Croatia.

February 18 – the elected 5th President of the Republic of Croatia Zoran Milanović solemnly put the presidential oath in the Presidential courts in Pantovchak, before the 12th and current President of the Republic Andrej Plenković, the 4th and current President of the Republic Kolind Grabar-Kitarović, the former President of the Republic Stjepan Mesić and Ivo Josipović and before another thirty recipients.

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February 25 – The first coronavirus case was officially confirmed in Croatia, in the city of Zagreb.

February 26 – In the history of the Croatian meteorology the first record of the frontal disorder across the Dalmacia recorded by the meteorological radar.

Najavljena promjena vremena stigla je do Hrvatske tijekom jučerašnjeg dana. Donijela je povremenu kišu i umjeren pad temperature zraka. Najviše je zahladilo u unutrašnjosti zemlje gdje je snijeg mjestimice zabijelio i najniže predjele.
Snijega je u noći na četvrtak bilo u dalmatinskim planinama. U ponoć je temperature zraka na Dinari bila -6°C, a na Svetom Juri na Biokovu -4°C. Snijeg je padao i uz granicu s BiH pa se zabijelio granični prijelaz Kamensko.
Posljednja 24 sata najviše kiše u Dalmaciji palo je u okolici Maslenice, 32 litre po kvadratnom metru. U Dabru je palo 29 litara, Skradinu 22, Drnišu 20 litara po kvadratnom metru...
Ipak srijeda će ostati upamćena u povijesti domaće meteorologije jer se prolazak frontalnog poremećaja preko Dalmacije prvi put zabilježio meteorološkim radarom. Iako i dalje nije pokrivena cijela Dalmacije i iako radar ne pokriva podjednako kvalitetno pokrivena područja, činjenica je da su se prvi put u povijesti na radaru vidjele oborine, primjerice, na splitskom području. Radi se o meteorološkom radaru mađarsko-češke privatne tvrtke MeteoSense koja je nedavno radar postavila u Zadar, a najavili su ove godine i radar na Hvaru.
VEZANI SADRŽAJ:
- POVIJESNI DAN Dalmacija prvi put ikada od danas pokrivena mjerenjem meteorološkog radara!
- Strana privatna tvrtka preduhitrila DHMZ i prva postavila meteo radar u Dalmaciji: Najavljeni novi radari u Hvaru i Dubrovniku
Dok je jučer u prvom dijelu dana puhalo jugo, navečer je na većem dijelu obale zapuhala bura koja je najjača podno Velebita.
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February 25 – The first coronavirus case was officially confirmed in Croatia, in the city of Zagreb.

February 26 – In the history of the Croatian meteorology the first record of the frontal disorder across the Dalmacia recorded by the meteorological radar.

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February 19 – in the history of the Croatian meteorology for the first time measurement covered by the Dalmatia meteorological radar.Rade Popadić: POVESNI DAY Dalmatia for the first time ever since today covered by the measurement of the meteorological radar!

The Dalmatians Today.

Kako smo jučer izvijestili, prvi put u povijesti, Dalmacija je pokrivena radarskim mjerenjima, barem njen veći dio! Za to je zaslužna privatna mađarsko-češka tvrtka MeteoSense.
VEZANI SADRŽAJ:
MeteoSense je još lani postavio radar u Puli, a od jučer je, u testnoj fazi, dostupna radarska snimka iz Zadra. Radar iz Zadra dohvaća područje južnije od Splita, što znači da je nepokriven ostao samo jug Dalmacije. I to bi se moglo promijeniti jer su pregovori o postavljanju radara na otoku Hvaru već odmakli, pa bi se eventualnim postavljanjem hvarskog radara, meteorološki pokrila čitava Dalmacija.
Radarsku snimku u realnom vremenu možete pratiti na ovom linku.
Nagy Gergely je direktor spomenute mađarsko-češke tvrtke. Diplomirani informatičar je strastveni zaljubljenik u vremenske (ne)prilike i prije 15-ak godina osnovao je udrugu ljubitelja meteorologije koja se bazirala na lovu na oluje i fotografiranju meteoroloških ekstrema.
Povodom puštanja zadarskog radara u rad, porazgovarali smo s Mađarom koji je nakon Zadra najavio postavljanje novih radara i to u Hvar i Dubrovnik.
- Sretni smo da možemo objaviti da smo instalirali naš drugi radar u Hrvatskoj, i to u Zadar. To će uvelike pomoći da se ovim mjerenjima pokrije područje Dalmacije.
Radar je maksimalnog dometa 250 kilometara za konvektivne oborine, oko 100 kilometara za običnu kišu, a 50 kilometara za vrlo lagane oborine, uključujući snijeg.
Trenutno je radar u fazi testiranja i kalibracije i radi u eksperimentalnom modu, no već sada je povremeno dostupan javnosti tijekom testnog razdoblja - govori nam Gergely, dodajući da se 24-satnu operativnost očekuje do ožujka ove godine.
Kaže da će se postojećim radarom u Medulinu kraj Pule i nadolazećim trećim radarom, koji će se najvjerojatnije nalaziti na otoku Hvaru, u potpunosti ćemo pokriti Dalmaciju i cijelu jadransku obalu.
- Za sljedeću godinu planiramo još jedan radar, i to u blizini Dubrovnika.
Radarske snimke bit će javno dostupne svima za nekomercijalnu i osobnu uporabu, i na web stranici i putem aplikacije - kazao nam je Nagy, dodajući da će uskoro otkriti više detalja o projektu.
MeteoSense sada čeka prvu jaču ciklonu nad našim područjem da bi se vidjelo kako funkcionira kompozitna snimka radara u Puli i Zadru. Za dio Jadrana sada postoji preklapanje, što će dati još kvalitetniju radarsku snimku - zaključuje Gergely.
20202. će tako vjerojatno zlatnim slovima ostati upisana u povijest meteorologije u Dalmaciji, jer će osim privatnih radara češko-mađarske tvrtke, online biti i meteorološki radari DHMZ-a. Naime, u tijeku je realizacija projekta MetMonic, kojim se cijeli Jadran planira pokriti s 3 radara velikog dosega. Iz DHMZ-a najavili su da će sva tri radara na Jadranu biti online ove godine.

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Na dužnost je službeno stupio dan kasnije u 0:00. 19. veljače – u povijesti hrvatske meteorologije prvi put mjerenjem pokrivena Dalmacija meteorološkim radarom.Rade Popadić: POVIJESNI DAN Dalmacija prvi put ikada od danas pokrivena mjerenjem meteorološkog radara! Dalmacija danas.

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Swibanj, May 4 – the relief of preventive measures in Croatia has entered the second phase.

May 22 – a proposal for a law on the declaration of the Dinara parks of nature that would include the massive Dinara (Dinara, Troglav and Kamešnica), the source and upper stream of the river Cetina and the cross fields along with Cetina (Hrvatačko, Paško and Vrličko).HINA: Dinara becomes 12.

Park prirode Dinara bit će 12. Park prirode u Republici Hrvatskoj i zajedno s osam nacionalnih parkova zaokružit ćemo jednu cjelinu od 20 takvih zaštićenih područja, rekao je ministar Ćorić
Dinara će biti 12. park prirode u Hrvatskoj, a u Kninu je u petak na predstavljanju prijedloga zakona o proglašavanju Dinare parkom prirode istaknuto da u nj ulaze masiv Dinare (Dinara, Troglav i Kamešnica), izvorišni dio i gornji tok rijeke Cetine te krška polja uz Cetinu (Hrvatačko, Paško i Vrličko).
U Kninu su bili ministar zaštite okoliša i energetike Tomislav Ćorić, šibensko-kninski župan Goran Pauk, splitsko-dalmatinski Blaženko Boban, gradonačelnik Knina Marko Jelić te građani, predstavnici nevladinih organizacija i ostala zainteresirana javnost, priopćeno je iz Ministarstva zaštite okoliša i energetike.
Ministar zaštite okoliša i energetike Ćorić istaknuo je kako je ovo poseban tjedan za zaštitu prirode. Europska komisija je 20. svibnja objavila novu Strategiju bioraznolikosti do 2030., jučer je obilježen 'Natura 2000' dan, danas se obilježava Međunarodni dan bioraznolikosti i Dan zaštite prirode u Republici Hrvatskoj, a u nedjelju je Europski tjedan parkova.
- Park prirode Dinara bit će 12. park prirode u Republici Hrvatskoj i zajedno s osam nacionalnih parkova zaokružit ćemo jednu cjelinu od 20 takvih zaštićenih područja. Proglašenjem Dinare parkom prirode udio zaštićenih područja u kopnenoj površini Republike Hrvatske povećat će se s 12 na 13 posto, a pod europskom ekološkom mrežom 'Natura 2000' više neće biti 36,7 nego 39 posto teritorija - rekao je ministar Ćorić.
Kako je istaknuo, "to zorno pokazuje što će ovih 63 tisuće hektara novoga zaštićenog područja značiti za ukupan kapacitet zaštićenih područja u Hrvatskoj i, u konačnici, što će značiti za budućnost bioraznolikosti u Hrvatskoj“.
Župan Boban je rekao da je od 63 tisuće hektara budućeg parka prirode Dinare gotovo dvije trećine u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji. Podsjetio je kako je riječ o prostoru koji graniči s Bosnom i Hercegovinom te je izrazio nadu da će taj dio Dinare biti zaštićen i u BiH.
Šibensko-kninski župan Goran Pauk je rekao kako će se proglašenjem parka prirode Dinare taj „predivan prostor otvoriti kao potencijal za razvoj čitavog područja, i to na način da se ne naruši izvorna prirodna ljepota, a da Dinaru istovremeno učini pristupačnijom domaćim ljudima i posjetiteljima te stavi u funkciju gospodarskog razvoja u skladu sa stoljetnom tradicijom ljudskog korištenja prostora u ovom kraju“.
- Nadam se da će na prvom sljedećem zasjedanju Sabora biti proglašenje ovog zakona. Imat ćemo park prirode i štitit ćemo ono što nam je najvažnije. Krka i Cetina izviru u budućem parku prirode Dinari i bez njih ne bi bilo života i nas - istaknuo je gradonačelnik Knina Marko Jelić.
Donošenje predloženog zakona o proglašenju parka prirode Dinare omogućilo bi pravne pretpostavke za osnivanje javne ustanove, donošenje prostornog plana područja posebnih obilježja i plana upravljanja tim parkom prirode, čime bi se pobliže uredila zaštita, unapređenje i korištenje tog zaštićenog dijela prirode te način upravljanja njime.
Tisuću biljnih vrsta i 20 endemskih životinja
Budući park prirode, kako je najavljeno, trebao bi zaštititi površinu od 63.052 hektara na području Šibensko-kninske i Splitsko-dalmatinske županije, što je najveće područje parka prirode nakon Velebita (200.000 hektara).
Dinarski krš je fenomen prepoznat na međunarodnoj razini koji obuhvaća puno šire područje, a upravo je po Dinari kao tipskom lokalitetu dobio i ime.
To je najvrjednija prirodna cjelina krša u svijetu, s naslagama debljim od osam kilometara te s izrazito razvijenim krškim poljima koja sadržavaju sve krške pojave.
Područje Dinare je izrazito bogato endemičnim i ugroženim vrstama. Obitavalište je više od 1000 biljnih vrsta (petina ukupne hrvatske flore), od toga 75 nacionalnih endema. Poznato je više od 20 endemskih vrsta životinja, od toga i jedan sisavac - dinarski voluhar.
Na Dinari je i najviši vrh Republike Hrvatske – Sinjal (1831 metar). U budućem parku prirode je 11 područja ekološke mreže - dva za ptice i devet za vrste i staništa, tako da je 87 posto tog područja ujedno i područje ekološke mreže "Natura 2000". (bt)

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Swibanj, May 4 – the relief of preventive measures in Croatia has entered the second phase.

May 22 – a proposal for a law on the declaration of the Dinara parks of nature that would include the massive Dinara (Dinara, Troglav and Kamešnica), the source and upper stream of the river Cetina and the cross fields along with Cetina (Hrvatačko, Paško and Vrličko).HINA: Dinara becomes 12.

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"Svibanj 4 . svibnja – ublažavanje preventivnih mjera u Hrvatskoj ušlo je u drugu fazu .

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Dinara , Troglav i Kamešnica ) , izvorišni dio i gornji tok rijeke Cetine te krška polja uz Cetinu ( Hrvatačko ,

Swibanj , May 4 – the relief of preventive measures in Croatia has entered the second phase .

May 22 – a proposal for a law on the declaration of the Dinara parks of nature that would include the massive Dinara ( Dinara , Troglav and Kamešnica ) , the source and upper stream of the river Cetina and the cross fields along with Cetina ( Hrvatačko , Paško and Vrličko).HINA : Dinara becomes 12 .

Svibanj 4. svibnja – ublažavanje preventivnih mjera u Hrvatskoj ušlo je u drugu fazu. 22. svibnja – u Kninu je predstavljen prijedlog zakona o proglašavanju Dinare parkom prirode koji bi obuhvatio masiv Dinare (Dinara, Troglav i Kamešnica), izvorišni dio i gornji tok rijeke Cetine te krška polja uz Cetinu (Hrvatačko, Paško i Vrličko).HINA: Dinara postaje 12.

Svibanj 4. svibnja – ublažavanje preventivnih mjera u Hrvatskoj ušlo je u drugu fazu.

22. svibnja – u Kninu je predstavljen prijedlog zakona o proglašavanju Dinare parkom prirode koji bi obuhvatio masiv Dinare (Dinara, Troglav i Kamešnica), izvorišni dio i gornji tok rijeke Cetine te krška polja uz Cetinu (Hrvatačko, Paško i Vrličko).HINA: Dinara postaje 12.

Swibanj, May 4 – the relief of preventive measures in Croatia has entered the second phase. May 22 – a proposal for a law on the declaration of the Dinara parks of nature that would include the massive Dinara (Dinara, Troglav and Kamešnica), the source and upper stream of the river Cetina and the cross fields along with Cetina (Hrvatačko, Paško and Vrličko).HINA: Dinara becomes 12.

Swibanj, May 4 – the relief of preventive measures in Croatia has entered the second phase.

May 22 – a proposal for a law on the declaration of the Dinara parks of nature that would include the massive Dinara (Dinara, Troglav and Kamešnica), the source and upper stream of the river Cetina and the cross fields along with Cetina (Hrvatačko, Paško and Vrličko).HINA: Dinara becomes 12.

Cold 1 November – a earthquake of magnitude 4.9 over Richter hit the wider area of Like and Dalmatia with an epicenter 17 km north of Posedar.

Potres jačine 4.7 po Richteru pogodio je tijekom poslijepodneva okolicu Zadra. Oko 15 sati oglasio se i Seizmološki zavod te potvrdio jačinu. - U 14:15 dogodio se sedam kilometara sjeverno od Starigrada Paklenica potres magnitude 4.7. S obzirom na magnitudu, potres je u epicentralnom području bio maksimalnog intenziteta VI (šest) stupnja EMS ljestvice, objavio je Seizmološki zavod.
Tlo se treslo u dva navrata po desetak sekundi, a najviše se osjetilo na višim katovima stambenih zgrada gdje su padale stvari s polica, javlja Zadarski.hr,
Snažno podrhtavanje tla uznemirilo je dio građana koji su u strahu izašli ispred svojih stambenih zgrada.
- Bila su dva vala. Na drugom katu zgrade na Bilom Brigu je treslo toliko da sam mislila da će se sve srušiti. Obula sam papuče i - biži vani. Strašno - kaže čitateljica tog portala, a slične informacije javljaju i građani iz svih djelova županije, od Rtine do Vira.
Prema informacijama iz HGSS-a, koja na Paklenici ima svoju dežurnu ekipu, sve je pod kontrolom i za sada bez intervencija.
U Centru 112 su kazali kako ih zovu uznemireni građani iz cijele županije, ali kako nisu prijavljene materijalne štete. informacija o ozlijeđenima zasad nema.
- Bome je dobro zatreslo u Zadru - jedan je od komentara ljudi koji su osjetili potres.
- Prvo tutanj iz dubine zemlje a onda jaki , kratki , udarac - napisao je jedan korisnik iz Jasenica na EMSC-u.
- Na brdu kod Ljupča, najprije se čula jaka eksplozija, a potom je dobro zatresao nekih 10 sekundi. Ptice su se razletile na sve strane - napisala je osoba iz Ražanca na EMSC-u.
Potres su osjetili i stanovnici Gospića, Obrovca, Petrčana, Vira, Benkovca, otoka Ugljana.
Čitatelji javljaju da se potres osjetio i u susjednoj BiH.

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Cold 1 November – a earthquake of magnitude 4.9 over Richter hit the wider area of Like and Dalmatia with an epicenter 17 km north of Posedar .

Studeni 1. studenoga – potres magnitude 4,9 stupnjeva po Richteru pogodio šire područje Like i Dalmacije s epicentrom 17 km sjeverno od Posedarja.

Studeni 1. studenoga – potres magnitude 4,9 stupnjeva po Richteru pogodio šire područje Like i Dalmacije s epicentrom 17 km sjeverno od Posedarja.

Cold 1 November – a earthquake of magnitude 4.9 over Richter hit the wider area of Like and Dalmatia with an epicenter 17 km north of Posedar.

Cold 1 November – a earthquake of magnitude 4.9 over Richter hit the wider area of Like and Dalmatia with an epicenter 17 km north of Posedar.

December 8 – Pope Francis proclaimed the Jubilee of St. Joseph in the Apostolic Letter “Patris corde” on the Feast of the Untold Conception.

Papa proglasio Godinu svetog Josipa
sv. Josip (Vatican Media)
Sveta Stolica objavila je u utorak 8. prosinca apostolsko pismo pape Franje „Patris corde“ (Očinskim srcem) u povodu 150. obljetnice proglašenja svetog Josipa zaštitnikom sveopće Crkve. Tim povodom od danas do 8. prosinca 2021. održat će se posebna Godina svetog Josipa uz koju su vezani posebni oprosti.
Ljubljeni otac, otac pun nježnosti, poslušni otac koji prihvaća; otac kojeg resi kreativna hrabrost, marljiv, uvijek u sjeni, tim riječima papa Franjo na nježan i dirljiv način opisuje svetog Josipa. Čini to u apostolskom pismu Patris corde objavljenom 8. prosinca prigodom 150. godišnjice proglašenja Marijina zaručnika zaštitnikom Katoličke Crkve. Naime, blaženi Pio IX. odlukom Quemadmodum Deus, potpisanom 8. prosinca 1870., uresio je tim naslovom svetog Josipa. Kako bi se prikladno proslavilo tu obljetnicu, Papa je najavio, od danas do 8. prosinca 2021., posebnu Godinu posvećenu Isusovu poočimu.
U pozadini Apostolskog pisma krije se pandemija covida-19 koja nam je – piše Franjo u pismu – pomogla da shvatimo važnost običnih ljudi, onih koji, daleko od očiju javnosti, svakodnevno iskazuju u kreposti strpljivosti i ulijevaju drugima nadu i potiču na suodgovornost. Po tome su nalik svetome Josipu, „čovjeku koji prolazi nezapaženo, čovjeku svakodnevne prisutnosti i povučenom u skrovitost“, a koji je ipak imao ulogu protagoniste u povijesti spasenja.
U novom apostolskom pismu Patris corde Papa otkriva jednu svoju naviku. Naime, svakoga dana, već više od četrdeset godina, Papa moli molitvu Marijinom zaručniku preuzetu iz francuskog molitvenika iz 19. stoljeća Kongregacije redovnica Isusa i Marije.

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Franjo na blagdan Bezgrješnog začeća proglasio jubilej sv . Josipa apostolskim

December 8 – Pope Francis proclaimed the Jubilee of St. Joseph in the Apostolic Letter “Patris corde” on the Feast of the Untold Conception.

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December 8 – Pope Francis proclaimed the Jubilee of St. Joseph in the Apostolic Letter “ Patris corde ” on the Feast of the Untold Conception .

Prosinac 8. prosinca – Papa Franjo na blagdan Bezgrješnog začeća proglasio jubilej sv. Josipa apostolskim pismom »Patris corde«.

Prosinac 8. prosinca – Papa Franjo na blagdan Bezgrješnog začeća proglasio jubilej sv. Josipa apostolskim pismom »Patris corde«.

December 8 – Pope Francis proclaimed the Jubilee of St. Joseph in the Apostolic Letter “Patris corde” on the Feast of the Untold Conception.

December 8 – Pope Francis proclaimed the Jubilee of St. Joseph in the Apostolic Letter “Patris corde” on the Feast of the Untold Conception.

The Pope declared the Year of St. Joseph by the Information Catholic Agency, on 8 December 2020 the Iraqi parliament declared Christmas a national holiday.

The Fides Agency on December 21 – the great conjunction of the planet Jupiter and Saturn.

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Bagdad (Agence Fides) – A compter de cette année, Noël devient jour férié sur tout le territoire irakien. C'est ce qu'ont décidé les membres du Parlement irakien, exprimant à l'unanimité leur accord à la proposition faite au cours de ces derniers mois et devenue publique à l'occasion d'une rencontre entre le Président irakien, Barham Salih, et le Patriarche de Babylone des Chaldéens, S.Em. le Cardinal Louis Raphaël I° Sako. La mesure prend une importance particulière notamment dans la perspective de la visite apostolique que le Pape François a prévu d'effectuer en Irak du 5 au 8 mars prochains.
Le Patriarche de Babylone des Chaldéens, immédiatement après avoir appris la nouvelle de cette décision unanime du Parlement, a diffusé un Message dans lequel il remercie le Président irakien, Barham Salih, le Président du Parlement, Muhammad al Halbousi, et tous les parlementaires « pour le vote exprimé pour le bien de leurs compatriotes chrétiens », invoquant sur eux tous la bénédiction et la récompense de Dieu.
Le 17 octobre dernier, ainsi que l'a indiqué en son temps l'Agence Fides (voir Fides 19/10/2020), le Patriarche de Babylone des Chaldéens, S.Em. le Cardinal Louis Raphaël I° Sako, a adressé au Président irakien, Barham Salih, lors d'une réunion intervenue à la résidence du Chef de l'Etat le 17 octobre. Au cours de l'entretien – indiquent les sources officielles du Patriarcat chaldéen et de la Présidence de la République irakienne – le Président Barham Salih – ingénieur kurde diplômé en Grande-Bretagne où il se trouvait expatrier aux temps de Saddam Hussein – a reconnu et exalté le rôle des communautés chrétiennes dans la reconstruction du pays, réaffirmant son engagement à favoriser de toutes les manières le retour des chrétiens évacués dans leurs territoires de provenance, à commencer par Mossoul et la plaine de Ninive, qu'ils ont dû abandonner au cours des années de l'occupation djihadiste.
Le gouvernement avait déjà déclaré Noël jour férié una tantum en 2008 mais les années suivantes, la disposition en question n'avait pas été officiellement renouvelée au niveau national, étant appliquée au cours des années récentes dans la seule province de Kirkuk.
L'an dernier (voir Fies 04/12/2019), le Cardinal avait donné des dispositions afin que Noël soit célébré de manière sobre, sans moments conviviaux publics en signe de proximité vis-à-vis des familles des centaines de morts sur l’ensemble du territoire national et se poursuivent même après la démission du Premier Ministre, Adel Abdel Mahdi. Pour cette raison furent également annulés les traditionnelles réceptions qui voient autorités politiques et religieuses se rendre au siège du Patriarcat pour l’échange de vœux avec le Patriarche et ses collaborateurs. (GV) (Agence Fides 17/12/2020)
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The Pope declared the Year of St. Joseph by the Information Catholic Agency, on 8 December 2020 the Iraqi parliament declared Christmas a national holiday.

The Fides Agency on December 21 – the great conjunction of the planet Jupiter and Saturn.

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The Pope declared the Year of St. Joseph by the Information Catholic Agency , on 8 December 2020 the Iraqi parliament declared Christmas a national holiday .

The Fides Agency on December 21 – the great conjunction of the planet Jupiter and Saturn .

Papa proglasio Godinu svetog Josipa Informativna katolička agencija, 8. prosinca 2020. irački parlament proglasio Božić državnim praznikom. Agencija Fides 21. prosinca – velika konjunkcija planeta Jupitera i Saturna.

Papa proglasio Godinu svetog Josipa Informativna katolička agencija, 8. prosinca 2020. irački parlament proglasio Božić državnim praznikom.

Agencija Fides 21. prosinca – velika konjunkcija planeta Jupitera i Saturna.

The Pope declared the Year of St. Joseph by the Information Catholic Agency, on 8 December 2020 the Iraqi parliament declared Christmas a national holiday. The Fides Agency on December 21 – the great conjunction of the planet Jupiter and Saturn.

The Pope declared the Year of St. Joseph by the Information Catholic Agency, on 8 December 2020 the Iraqi parliament declared Christmas a national holiday.

The Fides Agency on December 21 – the great conjunction of the planet Jupiter and Saturn.

Dead January 1st Damir Mihanović, Croatian comedian, chansonijer, kantautor and interpretator of music (* 1961.)www.slobodnadalmacija.hr, "Preminuo je Damir Mihanović - Ćubi", published January 1, 2020, accessed January 1, 2020.

David Stern, former NBA League commander (born 1942)

Vilim Šoda, Croatian bubbler (born 1934)

Don Larsen, American baseball player (born 1929)

January 2 – John Baldessari, American conceptual artist (born 1931)

Nakon kratke i teške bolesti danas je u Splitu preminuo poznati glumac, pjevač i komičar Damir Mihanović - Ćubi.
Prije manje od mjesec dana brojne Ćubijeve prijatelje potresla je vijest kako mu je pozlilo prilikom snimanja u Zagrebu da bi mu nedugo nakon toga bila dijagnosticirana zloćudna bolest.
Odmah nakon postavljanja dijagnoze, liječio se u KB Sestre milosrdnice u Zagrebu, a njegovi brojni kolege i prijatelji pokrenuli su akciju prikupljanja pomoći. Posljednje dane života Ćubi je proveo u svom Splitu.
Usprkos teškoj dijagnozi, javnost je redovito nasmijavao objavama na Facebooku, a za svoj konačni odlazak odabrao je, kako i priliči njegovom nezaboravnom karakteru, 'najluđi' dan u godini.

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Don Larsen, American baseball player (born 1929)

January 2 – John Baldessari, American conceptual artist (born 1931)

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David Stern , former NBA League commander ( born 1942 )

Vilim Šoda , Croatian bubbler ( born 1934 )

Don Larsen , American baseball player ( born 1929 )

January 2 – John Baldessari , American conceptual artist ( born 1931 )

Smrti Siječanj 1. siječnja Damir Mihanović, hrvatski komičar, šansonijer, kantautor i interpretator glazbe (* 1961.)www.slobodnadalmacija.hr, "Preminuo je Damir Mihanović - Ćubi", objavljeno 1. siječnja 2020., pristupljeno 1. siječnja 2020. David Stern, bivši povjerenik NBA lige (* 1942.) Vilim Šoda, hrvatski bubnjar (* 1934.) Don Larsen, američki igrač bejzbola (* 1929.) 2. siječnja – John Baldessari, američki konceptualni umjetnik (* 1931.)

Smrti Siječanj 1. siječnja Damir Mihanović, hrvatski komičar, šansonijer, kantautor i interpretator glazbe (* 1961.)www.slobodnadalmacija.hr, "Preminuo je Damir Mihanović - Ćubi", objavljeno 1. siječnja 2020., pristupljeno 1. siječnja 2020.

David Stern, bivši povjerenik NBA lige (* 1942.)

Don Larsen, američki igrač bejzbola (* 1929.)

2. siječnja – John Baldessari, američki konceptualni umjetnik (* 1931.)

Dead January 1st Damir Mihanović, Croatian comedian, chansonijer, kantautor and interpretator of music (* 1961.)www.slobodnadalmacija.hr, "Preminuo je Damir Mihanović - Ćubi", published January 1, 2020, accessed January 1, 2020. David Stern, former NBA League commander (born 1942) Vilim Šoda, Croatian bubbler (born 1934) Don Larsen, American baseball player (born 1929) January 2 – John Baldessari, American conceptual artist (born 1931)

Dead January 1st Damir Mihanović, Croatian comedian, chansonijer, kantautor and interpretator of music (* 1961.)www.slobodnadalmacija.hr, "Preminuo je Damir Mihanović - Ćubi", published January 1, 2020, accessed January 1, 2020.

David Stern, former NBA League commander (born 1942)

Vilim Šoda, Croatian bubbler (born 1934)

Don Larsen, American baseball player (born 1929)

January 2 – John Baldessari, American conceptual artist (born 1931)

US kills powerful Iranian general Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad airstrike
Leader of IRGC’s elite Quds force, blamed for attacks on Israel, killed in American bombing at airport; head of Iran-backed militia also slain
Qassem Soleimani, the powerful head of Iran’s Quds Force, was killed in an airstrike at Baghdad International Airport, Iraqi TV and three Iraqi officials officials said Friday.
The US Department of Defense confirmed it had carried out the airstrike.
“General Soleimani was actively developing plans to attack American diplomats and service members in Iraq and throughout the region,” it said. “General Soleimani and his Quds Force were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American and coalition service members and the wounding of thousands more.”
The Iraqi officials said the strike also killed Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the deputy commander of Iran-backed militias known as the Popular Mobilization Forces.
Iranian state television said the attack was carried out by US helicopters.
“Two vehicles were attacked with missiles by US forces” and all 10 passengers, including Soleimani, were “martyred,” Iran’s ambassador to Iraq, Iraj Masjedi, told state television.
The attack came hours after US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the Washington was ready to step up activities to push Iran-backed forces out of Iraq, including pre-emptive strikes.
Soleimani’s death will likely mark a major escalation in a simmering conflict between the US and Iran that recently boiled over in Iraq with the storming of the US embassy by pro-Iranian militiamen following a US strike on a Tehran-backed militia.
A senior Iraqi politician and a high-level security official confirmed to the Associated Press that Soleimani, head of the Quds force of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), and al-Muhandis were among those killed in the attack. Two militia leaders loyal to Iran also confirmed the deaths, including an official with the Kataeb Hezbollah, which was involved in the attack on the US Embassy this week.
The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said al-Muhandis had arrived to the airport in a convoy to receive Soleimani whose plane had arrived from either Lebanon or Syria. The airstrike occurred as soon as Soleimani descended from the plane to be greeted by al-Muhandis and his companions, killing them all.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the subject and because they were not authorized to give official statements.
The senior politician said Soleimani’s body was identified by the ring he wore.
Soleimani has for years been seen as the architect of much of Iran’s malign activities in the Middle East, including attempts to place a foothold in Syria and rocket attacks on Israel, making him one of Israel and the US’s most sought-after targets.
The IRGC confirmed that Soleimani was killed, according to the Iran’s semi-official Fars news agency.
There was no immediate comment on the assassination from Israeli officials, who in the past have expressed worries of being targeted by Iran in any conflict with the US.
US President Donald Trump, who months ago excitedly tweeted out about “Big news,” to tease the US’s assassination of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, did not immediately issue a statement, but tweeted a large picture of an American flag.
Soleimani’s killing was announced hours after missiles struck at least two cars at Baghdad’s International Airport, killing at least seven people, according to Iraqi officials.
The PMF official said the dead included Muhandis and its airport protocol officer, identifying him as Mohammed Reda.
Despite being deputy head of the PMF, Muhandis was widely viewed as the group’s leader. He and Soleimani shared a close relationship.
Soleimani for years stayed in the shadows while directing the Quds force, an elite special forces brigade within Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps responsible for Iran’s extra-territorial military operations.
Soleimani rose to prominence by advising forces fighting the Islamic State group in Iraq and in Syria on behalf of embattled dictator Bashar Assad.
US officials say the Guard under Soleimani taught Iraqi militants how to manufacture and use especially deadly roadside bombs against US troops after the invasion of Iraq. Iran has denied that. Soleimani himself remains popular among many Iranians, who see him as a selfless hero fighting Iran’s enemies abroad.
In a 2013 profile of Soleimani, New Yorker reporter Dexter Filkins wrote that as head of the Quds Force, which he took control of in 1998, Soleimani “sought to reshape the Middle East in Iran’s favor, working as a power broker and as a military force: assassinating rivals, arming allies, and, for most of a decade, directing a network of militant groups that killed hundreds of Americans in Iraq.”
In recent years he stepped into the light, appearing alongside Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other Shiite leaders.
In October, he gave his first major interview to a publication run out of Khamenei’s office in which he claimed that Israel had tried to assassinate him and Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah in 2006.
Days later, Mossad chief Yossi Cohen indicated that Israel was not yet actively seeking to assassinate Soleimani, after Iran said it had uncovered an “Israeli-Arab” plot to kill him.
“He knows very well that his assassination is not impossible. His actions are identified and felt everywhere… there’s no doubt the infrastructure he built presents a serious challenge for Israel,” Cohen said.
Soleimani had been rumored dead several times, including in a 2006 airplane crash that killed other military officials in northwestern Iran and following a 2012 bombing in Damascus that killed top aides of embattled Syrian President Bashar Assad. More recently, rumors circulated in November 2015 that Soleimani was killed or seriously wounded leading forces loyal to Assad as they fought around Syria’s Aleppo.
On Tuesday, Trump had threatened Iran with strong action over the embassy clashes.
“Iran will be held fully responsible for lives lost, or damage incurred, at any of our facilities,” he said on Twitter.
“They will pay a very BIG PRICE! This is not a Warning, it is a Threat,” wrote Trump, adding “Happy New Year!”
Khamenei had dismissed the threats over the embassy violence saying Washington “can’t do anything.”
Tensions between the US and Iran have soared since the Trump administration announced in May 2018 that it was pulling out of the 2015 nuclear deal.
Last year, the tensions spilled over into a war of words between American and Iranian leaderships, allegations of sabotage attacks targeting oil tankers off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, a drone attack on a Saudi oil pipeline claimed by Yemen’s Iranian-allied rebels, and the dispatch of US warships and bombers to the region.
In spring 2019, Soleimani reportedly met with Iraqi militia members and told them to prepare for a proxy war, according to The Guardian, sparking fears in the US of renewed attacks on troops.
Iraqi officials have feared that their country could be used as an arena for score-settling between Iran an the US.
The United States led the 2003 invasion against then-dictator Saddam Hussein and has worked closely with Iraqi officials since.
But its influence has waned compared with that of Tehran, which has carefully crafted personal ties with Iraqi politicians and armed factions, even during Saddam’s reign.
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СУХУМ, 5 янв – Sputnik, Бадри Есиава. Абхазский общественный и политический деятель Анри Джергения умер в Москве в воскресенье 5 января, сообщил корреспонденту Sputnik бывший премьер-министр республики Вячеслав Цугба.
"Да, это правда. Мне сообщили, что Анри Михайлович умер сегодня в Москве", - сказал Цугба.
27 января 2019, 15:01
Анри Джергения родился 8 августа 1941 года в блокадном Ленинграде. В 1943 году, после гибели отца на фронте Великой Отечественной войны, переехал с матерью в Абхазию. Окончив юридический факультет, работал следователем в МВД Абхазии.
За свою долгую политическую карьеру Джергения занимал должности председателя Народного суда, был членом Верховного суда, советником и представителем президента Абхазии Владислава Ардзинба. С 1992 по 2001 годы работал генеральным прокурором страны. С 2001 по 2002 годы – премьер-министр Абхазии.
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The former national goalkeeper died at the age of 84 after a long illness. This reports the “Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung”.
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Tilkowski won the cup in 1965 with BVB and won the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1966. He also scored 39 times for the German national team – Among other things at the legendary World Cup final in 1966 in London’s Wembley Stadium against England, which he and his teammates lost after a controversial goal with 2: 4 after extra time. He became the first goalkeeper in 1965 “soccer player of the year“ awarded. (Tsp)

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Smrti Siječanj 1. siječnja Damir Mihanović, hrvatski komičar, šansonijer, kantautor i interpretator glazbe (* 1961.)www.slobodnadalmacija.hr, "Preminuo je Damir Mihanović - Ćubi", objavljeno 1. siječnja 2020., pristupljeno 1. siječnja 2020. David Stern, bivši povjerenik NBA lige (* 1942.) Vilim Šoda, hrvatski bubnjar (* 1934.) Don Larsen, američki igrač bejzbola (* 1929.) 2. siječnja – John Baldessari, američki konceptualni umjetnik (* 1931.) John Baldessari, Who Gave Conceptual Art a Dose of Humor, Is Dead at 88 3. siječnja Qasem Soleimani, iranski general (* 1957.) Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, iračko-iranski vojni zapovjednik (* 1954.) 4. siječnja Anri Jergenia, 4. premijer Abhazije (* 1941.)Ушел из жизни абхазский политический деятель Анри Джергения Zdravko Tomac, hrvatski političar i pisac (* 1937.) Hans Tilkowski, njemački vratar (* 1935.) 6. siječnja – Luís Morais, brazilski nogometaš (* 1930.)

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Dead January 1st Damir Mihanović, Croatian comedian, chansonijer, kantautor and interpretator of music (* 1961.)www.slobodnadalmacija.hr, "Preminuo je Damir Mihanović - Ćubi", published January 1, 2020, accessed January 1, 2020. David Stern, former NBA League commander (born 1942) Vilim Šoda, Croatian bubbler (born 1934) Don Larsen, American baseball player (born 1929) January 2 – John Baldessari, American conceptual artist (born 1931) John Baldessari, Who Gave Conceptual Art a Dose of Humor, Is Dead at 88 3 January Qasem Soleimani, Iranian General (* 1957) Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, Iraqi-Iran military commander (born 1954) 4 January Anri Jergenia, 4th Prime Minister of Abkhazia (* 1941.)Uшел из жизни абхазский политический деятель Анри Джергения Zdravko Tomac, Croatian političar and writer (* 1937) Hans Tilkowski, German portor (born 1935) 6 January – Luís Morais, Brazilian footballer (born 1930)

John Baldessari, Who Gave Conceptual Art a Dose of Humor, Is Dead at 88 3 January Qasem Soleimani, Iranian General (* 1957)

Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, Iraqi-Iran military commander (born 1954)

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Hans Tilkowski, German portor (born 1935)

6 January – Luís Morais, Brazilian footballer (born 1930)

Eternizado na história do futebol brasileiro como Cabeção e um dos grandes ídolos do Corinthians, Luiz Moraes morreu nesta segunda-feira, em São Paulo, segundo informou o clube paulistano em nota oficial. A causa e o local da morte não foram informados pela família.
Ele foi criado dentro do clube alvinegro juntamente com Roberto Belangero e Luizinho, o Pequeno Polegar. Juntos, eles formaram ao lado de Gilmar dos Santos Neves (o goleiro com quem Cabeção disputava a posição), Cláudio e Baltazar uma das gerações mais vitoriosas do Corinthians.
O ex-arqueiro venceu duas edições do extinto Torneio Rio São Paulo (1953 e 1954) e três do Campeonato Paulista (1951, 1952 e 1954). Este último ficou marcado por ter iniciado no ano do IV centenário de fundação da cidade de São Paulo. Na época, a imprensa dizia que o dono do título seria "reconhecido por cem anos".
Cabeção também foi campeão da Pequena Taça do Mundo em 1953, nome oficial da Copa Marcos Pérez Jiménez, um torneio internacional realizado na Venezuela. Apesar de a disputa não ser reconhecida pela Fifa, foi o primeiro troféu internacional de relevância vencido pelo Corinthians.
A edição contou com a participação da Roma, do Barcelona e de uma seleção da cidade de Caracas. O time alvinegro venceu os seis jogos.
Cabeção fez 326 partidas pelo Corinthians entre 1949 e 1966, o que faz dele o quarto goleiro com mais jogos pelo clube. Como a disputa pela posição era acirrada com Gilmar dos Santos Neves, ele acabou defendendo equipes como Bangu, Portuguesa e Comercial (extinto clube da capital paulista) por empréstimo.
Já nos anos 60 acabou jogando por Juventus e Portuguesa Santista, depois de se despedir do Corinthians em 1966, mesmo ano em que Garrincha chegou ao Parque São Jorge. Nas décadas seguintes trabalhou como assistente técnico dentro da base corintiana.
Para a história do futebol nacional, ele ficou marcado como um dos goleiros da Copa do Mundo de 1954 (era reserva de Castilho) e campeão do Campeonato Sul-Americano de 1953, no Chile. Foi também o primeiro goleiro a usar luvas, ainda nos anos 50. Material que não era nada usual para os jogadores da posição.
Morava perto da sede do Corinthians, na rua São Jorge, mas nos últimos anos ficou recluso. Pouco saia ou recebia visitantes. Também não frequentava mais o Parque São Jorge, embora ainda tivesse o título de sócio do clube.
Confira a nota oficial do Corinthians
O Sport Club Corinthians Paulista informa com pesar o falecimento do ex-goleiro Luiz Morais, o Cabeção, que atuou pelo clube em 326 partidas, de 1949 a 1966.
Neste momento de consternação, o clube se solidariza aos familiares e amigos. O corpo será velado no cemitério da Quarta Parada, situado na Av. Salim Farah Maluf, 3303 - Água Rasa, São Paulo, e o enterro será às 17h desta segunda-feira (06) no mesmo local.
Vestindo a camisa do Timão, Cabeção foi Campeão paulista (1951 e 1954) e também conquistou o Torneio Rio-São Paulo (1953/54).

UPDATED with Ben Silverman statement: Ben Silverman, chairman and co-CEO of Propagate and executive producer of Ugly Betty, remembers series creator Silvio Horta as “a light.” Horta was found dead by suicide Tuesday in Miami. He was 45.
“Silvio was a light — an inventive and excited collaborator,” Silverman said in a statement Wednesday. “He helped deliver on the promise of our beautiful Betty, and I am sad that he saw the world as being so ugly.”
America Ferrera and Vanessa Williams are among the former Ugly Betty cast members reacting to the sudden passing of Horta.
“I’m stunned and heartbroken to hear the devastating news of Ugly Betty creator, Silvio Horta’s death,” Ferrera wrote on Instagram. “His talent and creativity brought me and so many others such joy & light. I’m thinking of his family and loved ones who must be in so much pain right now- and of the whole Ugly Betty family who feel this loss so deeply.”
Ferrera also posted a photo of Horta with the Ugly Betty family taken after one of the show’s Golden Globe wins.
Williams also reacted to Horta’s passing on Instagram. “Still in shock after hearing the tragic news of our #uglybetty creator #silviohorta 💔 His creativity and passion will be missed by so many of us that worked with him. May he Rest In Peace,” she wrote.
Ferrera and Williams were joined in their tributes to Hotra by fellow Ugly Betty cast members Michael Urie, Mark Indelicato and Christopher Gorham.
Horta’s longtime friend, screenwriter Peter Hume, said in a remembrance Wednesday: “Silvio Horta was a beautiful man whose light shone on millions of television screens the world over. He may be gone but his heart and his laughter will always be with us.” Read his remembrance in full below.
Adapted from the hit Colombian telenovela Yo soy Betty, la fea, Ugly Betty starred Ferrera and ran for four seasons on ABC from 2006-10. Horta also served as showrunner and head writer on the dramedy. The show revolved around Betty Suarez, played by Ferrera, a young, smart Mexican American woman from Queens who lands a job at an upscale fashion magazine in Manhattan. The show won two Golden Globes and an Emmy for Ferrera during its run. Williams, Becki Newton, Urie and Rebecca Romijn also starred.
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I’m stunned and heartbroken to hear the devastating news of Ugly Betty creator, Silvio Horta’s death. His talent and creativity brought me and so many others such joy & light. I’m thinking of his family and loved ones who must be in so much pain right now- and of the whole Ugly Betty family who feel this loss so deeply.
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Silvio Horta gave me two of the greatest opportunities in my career with Jake 2.0 and Ugly Betty. I will be forever grateful for his creativity, his enormous heart, and his friendship. His family was his world and my heart goes out to them tonight. Let’s all take care of each other.
Here is the full text of Peter Hume’s remembrance:
“It was the summer of 1998 when I first saw him. I caught his eye in a gift shop where we were both shopping. He flashed his big toothy grin, and soon we were laughing when we discovered we were both screenwriters. His first feature Urban Legend was coming out soon and he was nervous about it. He was uncertain if Hollywood would have a place for a Cuban American kid like him. He was just twenty-four, and he looked more like a college freshman than professional writer. We parted without exchanging numbers, and that might have been the last time I saw him if the woman behind the counter had not handed me a pen and said, “He was really cute. Don’t you want to get his number?” I chased him down and so began my journey with Silvio Horta.
“We dated for a few years, and while our romance faded with time, our friendship only deepened. If I needed a laugh, Silvio was there with one. When my second act didn’t work, he had the perfect fix. The kid from Miami with the bright, mischievous eyes always had my back.
“Well, it turned out that Hollywood did have a place for him, a huge one. After the enormous success of Urban Legend, he turned his talents to television and created breezy, comedic genre shows like The Chronicle and Jake 2.0. But it was with Ugly Betty that Silvio truly discovered his voice. The show was a sensation because Silvio is one of those rare writers who can get you laughing, then sink an unexpected emotional dagger that brings you to tears before getting you smiling again. He understood better than most that comedy can’t exist without tragedy. Laughter is not the opposite of sadness; it is its evil twin.
“On the page and in his life, he had enormous heart. But like so many artists, he also had demons. He didn’t search them out, they were baked into his DNA, part of his source code. This is part of what made him feel so deeply and write so brilliantly.
“Silvio struggled with addiction on and off for over a decade and with the help of his amazing mother Anna, his sister Hilda and a dedicated group of friends who stuck with him though it all, he won the battle.
“He had been clean for almost a year, but sobriety failed to lift the anxiety and depression that haunted him daily. It crippled him. Even though he had loving family and friends trying their best to guide him, he could not see a path out of the darkness.
“Silvio was suffering. But on the evening of January sixth, that suffering finally stopped and he was free. It was not an impulsive decision, and I know this because we discussed his future openly. This was a choice Silvio made with a heavy heart. He is deeply sorry for the pain he has caused. If you are one of the many people who knew and loved him, please don’t spend time thinking that if you’d reached out, or emailed him that things might have been different. What matters is that his unhappiness has ended and he’s in a better place.
“Silvio Horta was a beautiful man whose light shone on millions of television screens the world over. He may be gone but his heart and his laughter will always be with us.”
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Elizabeth Wurtzel, the journalist and author who chronicled her life with depression in the bestselling memoir Prozac Nation, has died at the age of 52.
Writer David Samuels, Wurtzel’s friend since childhood, told the New York Times that Wurtzel had died in New York from metastatic breast cancer on Tuesday. Wurtzel, who tested positively for the BRCA genetic mutation, was a vocal advocate for BRCA testing in her journalism, while refusing pity for herself. Writing in the Guardian in 2018, she noted: “I hate it when people say that they are sorry about my cancer. Really? Have they met me? I am not someone that you feel sorry for. I am the original mean girl. I now have stage-four upgrade privileges. I can go right to the front. But it’s always been like this. I am a line-cutter. Which is to say, I was precocious. I was early for history.”
On Tuesday, authors, editors and journalists around the world paid tribute to Wurtzel and her early influence on confessional writing, which would become ubiquitous with the birth of the internet. Journalist Ronan Farrow, who studied law with Wurtzel at Yale when she went back to school in 2004, wrote on Twitter: “I met Lizzie in law school. She started mid-career as I was starting young. We were both misfits and she was kind and generous and filled spaces that might have otherwise been lonely with her warmth and humor and idiosyncratic voice. She gave a lot to a lot of us. I miss her.”
Born in 1967, Wurtzel grew up as an only child in New York City and wrote her first book aged six. She began going to therapy at the age of 11 after she self-harmed in a school bathroom, then spent her teen years alternating between trips to the psychiatrist and summer camps as her parents searched for a cure to her depression. While at Harvard, she self-medicated with ecstasy and cocaine, then began taking Prozac and lithium. She also began working in journalism: she was fired as an intern from the Dallas Morning News in 1988 when she was accused of plagiarism, but later found work as a music critic at the New Yorker.
In 1994, aged 27, she became famous with her memoir Prozac Nation, which explored how her experience with depression compared with “all these happy-pill poppers” across the US, while also exposing the worst of her own behaviour. “I was so far gone that I didn’t even come across as sad any longer,” she wrote. “Just obnoxious.”
This combination of self-awareness and unapologetic narcissism made the book a bestseller, and Wurtzel a pioneer in a burgeoning field of mental health memoirs. The New York Times Book Review labelled her “Sylvia Plath with the ego of Madonna”, while Kirkus called the book “an excruciating portrait of, even cause for, depression. This most certainly is not an examination of a generation’s collective psyche.” As Wurtzel later reflected: “I was a hashtag before there was Twitter.”
Her follow-up four years later, Bitch: In Praise of Difficult Women received mixed reviews, with the New York Times noting that it was “full of enormous contradictions, bizarre digressions and illogical outbursts” but also “one of the more honest, insightful and witty books on the subject of women to have come along in a while”. But her 2001 book More, Now, Again, a series of essays on – among other things –her Ritalin addiction, shoplifting and smuggling cocaine into Stockholm in her diaphragm, was negatively reviewed around the world. In the Guardian, Toby Young called it “the reductio ad absurdum of this whole self-obsessed genre: it’s a confessional memoir by someone who has nothing to confess.” In 2012, it was revealed that Wurtzel was being sued by Penguin Random House in order to reclaim a $100,000 (£76,000) advance for “a book for teenagers to help them cope with depression” that Wurtzel failed to complete.
Wurtzel continued to write about her life and troubles in her journalism, reflecting on married life, ageing, her cancer diagnosis and the revelation at the age of 50 that the man she thought was her father really wasn’t. In 2018, Wurtzel detailed in an article for the Cut that her real father was photographer Bob Adelman, most famous for his photographs of Martin Luther King Jr’s “I have a dream” speech in August 1963, and who had an affair with her mother when they met at publisher Random House.
“I am more pleased that I only write what I feel like and it has been lucrative since I got out of college in 1989. I had the great and unexpected success of Prozac Nation in 1994, and that bought me freedom. And I have spent that freedom carelessly, and with great gratitude. Why would I do anything else? I did not expect, not ever, to be scared to death,” she reflected in 2013. “I was born with a mind that is compromised by preternatural unhappiness, and I might have died very young or done very little. Instead, I made a career out of my emotions.”

Buck Henry, the legendary screenwriter behind The Graduate and What’s Up, Doc? who also co-created Get Smart and was a regular presence in the early years of Saturday Night Live, died tonight of a heart attack at Cedars-Sinai Health Center in Los Angeles. He was 89.
A family member confirmed the news to Deadline.
Henry scored a pair of Oscar nominations — one for his and Calder Willingham’s adapted screenplay for The Graduate and another for directing with Warren Beatty the 1978 movie Heaven Can Wait. He also won a writing Emmy in 1967 for Get Smart, the spy spoof he created with Mel Brooks, among many other accolades.
He became a familiar face to a new generation of TV viewers by hosting Saturday Night Live multiple times during its first five seasons. He might be best remembered as John Belushi’s foil in the classic “Samurai” skits.
Henry also had more than three dozen other acting credits.
“I wish I could do what writers of my generation do, which is just — open the gate and let it come out,” he said in a 2009 “The Interviews” sit-down for the TV Academy Foundation. “I envy them. It’s hard for me to do. That’s why I liked writing for television because I had to do something every day. … So the best secret is — and it’s not a secret — is just when [you] get stuck in a scene, write nonsense. But do something to keep your hand moving, doing something on the page. That’s all. There are no great insights.” Watch a clip of Henry discussing writing comedy about dark topics below.
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Henry got his start writing for Steve Allen and Garry Moore’s TV shows in the 1960s before penning the script for The Graduate, Mike Nichols’ seminal film starring Dustin Hoffman, Katharine Ross and Anne Bancroft. The film focused on the generation gap of the later 1960s and includes a number of memorable scenes and lines.
Who could forget Hoffman’s college-age Benjamin Braddock telling Bancroft’s older character, “Mrs. Robinson, you’re trying to seduce me.” Later, after she asks Benjamin, “Do you find me undesirable?” he tells her, “Oh no, Mrs. Robinson, I think you’re the most attractive of any of my parents’ friends.”
The film — which was adapted from Charles Webb’s book and featured the timeless-but-Oscar-ineligible Simon & Garfunkel hit “Mrs. Robinson” — scored seven Oscar noms including Best Picture, with Nichols winning Best Director. The pic made the top 10 in the AFI’s 100 Years … 100 Movies list in 1998.
Get Smart, starring Don Adams as the bumbling yet somehow effective Maxwell Smart, aka Agent 86, debuted on NBC in 1965. Driven by the popularity of the James Bond films, the CONTROL-vs.-KAOS sitcom was an early hit, finishing the season No. 12 among all primetime programs. Co-starring Barbara Feldon and Edward Platt, it moved to CBS for its fifth and final season in 1969-70. Along with one of TV’s greatest opening credits, a number of the show’s catchphrases would become pop-culture lore: “Missed it by that much,” “I think it’s only fair to warn you …,” “Sorry about that, Chief,” “I demand the Cone of Silence,” “… and loving it” — the list goes on.
Adams would reprise his iconic role for the 1980 feature The Nude Bomb, and — would you believe … — Steve Carrel starred in a 2008 Get Smart movie.
In his TV Foundation interview, Henry recalled how he and Brooks got the idea for Get Smart. “Nobody seems to remember it but me,” he said. “I go to [Talent Associates partner Danny Melnick’s office] and he says, ‘I want to give you guys an idea: What are the two biggest movies in the world today? James Bond and Inspector Clouseau. Get my point?’ … It’s parody and satire.”
ABC paid for the Get Smart pilot but passed on the series. Melnick then took it to NBC titan Grant Tinker, who was looking for a project for his contract actor Adams.
Henry would focus his writing on the big screen during the 1970s, co-penning the Barbra Streisand starrer What’s Up, Doc? and writing or co-writing book-to-screen adaptations for such films as Catch-22, The Owl and the Pussycat, and The Day of the Dolphin.
He had appeared onscreen in numerous films and comedy shows by the mid-’70s when he was chosen to host Saturday Live Night during its first season in early 1976. Appearing alongside the Not Ready for Primetime Players, he would go on to host nine more times through 1980, becoming the first person to do the gig five times — and later 10. Among his memorable characters was the Samurai interviewer/straight man; the creepy Uncle Roy, who menaced children he was babysitting; a sadistic stunt coordinator; and Mr. Dantley, the father of Bill Murray’s uber-nerd Todd in the latter’s famous sketches with Gilda Radner.
During that time, Henry also created Quark, a short-lived 1978 NBC comedy starring Richard Benjamin that spoofed the era’s popular space epics. In 1984, NBC debuted variety-sketch series The New Show, on which Henry was a regular alongside SCTV alum Dave Thomas and others. It aired briefly as a midseason replacement.
Henry would go on to co-pen the Nicole Kidman feature To Die For (1995) and the star-laden 2001 pic Town & Country. Early big-screen screenplay credits include the Radner-led First Family (1980) — his only feature directing credit other than Heaven Can Wait — and Candy (1968), whose cast included Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, James Coburn and Walter Matthau.
Henry also had acting roles in dozens of movies — including most of the ones he wrote — and appeared as a guest on numerous talk shows including those hosted by Johnny Carson, David Letterman, Dick Cavett, Mike Douglas and David Frost. His most recent acting credits include episodes of Franklin & Bash, Law & Order: SVU, Hot in Cleveland and 30 Rock, twice playing the father of Tina Fey’s Liz Lemon.
Among the many awards Henry racked up during his career are 1994 Golden Globe and Venice Film Festival prizes as part of the ensemble in Robert Altman’s Short Cuts, BAFTA and Writers Guild awards for writing The Graduate and another WGA Award for What’s Up, Doc?
Survivors include his wife, Irene, who was by his side when he died. He had no children.
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Mike Resnick, the Hugo-award winning science fiction writer and editor of “Jim Baen’s Universe,” has died at the age of 77 following a battle with cancer.
Resnick’s sad passing was confirmed in an update on a GoFundMe page that had been set up to help to cover the costs of his medical care. The update was given by Resnick’s daughter, Laura, who is also a writer of science fiction and of romance novels. Laura wrote in the update, “Laura Resnick here, Mike’s daughter. I’m very sad to have to tell you that my dad died very early today, January 10, 2020, a little after midnight.” Resnick is survived by his wife of close to 60 years, Carol.
Laura Resnick wrote on the GoFundMe page that her father’s health problems began in 2019 when he fell twice at home and was diagnosed with pneumonia and acute idiopathic pericarditis. Laura said that her father spent the first half of 2019 being treated in the hospital. Following those incidents, Resnick had been confined to a wheelchair. In December 2019, Laura revealed that her father had been diagnosed with cancer but was responding well to treatment.
In announcing Resnick’s death, Laura said that despite his positive response to initial treatment, his health took a sharp decline in December 2019. Laura wrote, “He mostly slept during his final days, but when awake he was in good spirits. He passed away quietly in his sleep, without pain or further suffering.” The page says that Resnick will be cremated following a small, private ceremony. Laura wrote that the GoFundMe page will remain open as their family continues to struggle with medical bills. At the time of writing, the page has raised over $36,000 of a $50,000 goal.
According to Resnick’s profile on Penguin Random House’s website, he had won awards in the U.S., France, Japan, Croatia, Poland, and China. During his career, Resnick wrote 76 novels and 280 short stories. The bio, citing Locus, says that Resnick is the most decorated short science-fiction story writer of all time.
Resnick was a graduate of Highland Park High School in Highland Park, Illinois. In 1961, Resnick graduated from the University of Chicago. On his Facebook page, Resnick writes that he his work has been translated 27 languages.
Resnick said in an April 2019 interview, “All books are not the same, even from the same author. I’ve written serious science fiction, humorous science fiction, science fiction as morality plays, fantasy adventure, half a dozen other variations and sub-sets. This trilogy may enlighten you a bit here and there, but its main purpose is to entertain.”
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U Splitu je u dobi od sedamdeset godina preminuo glumac i nekadašnji ravnatelj Gradskog kazališta mladih Vladimir Davidović Bobo.
Talentirani erudit, bivši sudac, bio je uz teatar vezan od najranijeg djetinjstva. Majka mu je poznata glumica Magda Matošić pa je uz nju zavolio teatar, upravo kao i njegov brat Sveto – oboje su iz pravne struke krenuli u kazališne vode, jedan u dramu, a drugi u operu.
U obitelji Bobe Davidovića bilo je glumaca, ali i pravnika i sudaca; sam je govorio kako je jednu od svojih najpoznatijih uloga, čangrizavog suca iz “Malog libra Marka Uvodića”, kreirao po nekom svojem starijem rođaku.
I sam je postao pravnik, poslije i sudac, a u teatru je nastupao povremeno dok nije došao do točke kada je trebalo izabrati i odrediti svoj životni put. Govorio je kako odluka nije bila teška; dodijalo mu je slušati svađe zbog ometanja posjeda, tko je kome zagradio put ili ga zakinuo za metar polja.
Kao ravnatelj proveo je Kazalište mladih kroz ratne godine i baš u to vrijeme često je vodio glumce na gostovanja.
– Glumili smo katkad i za vrijeme opće opasnosti – prisjeća se glumica Nada Prodan. – Svima nam je u teatru silno teško. Od njega sam naučila sve o kazalištu, ali i toliko drugih stvari – obožavao je knjige, neprestano je čitao.
Njezin kolega Vinko Mihanović dodaje:
– Nema te teme o kojoj nije znao svašta, od renesanse do sporta.
Davidović je bio iznimno talentiran glumac, izvrstan na splitskom dijalektu, kao izvorni govornik, ali jednako uvjerljiv i moćan i u području književnog standardnog jezika.
Gluma mu je bila prirodna, dojmljiva i naizgled laka, a u nju je uvijek unosio i mnogo elemenata vlastite osobnosti; ležale su mu komedije, nervozni likovi i cjepidlake.
Osim u dvjema varijantama Uvodićeva “Libra”, tumačio je niz uloga u uspjelim predstavama kao što su “Ljubovnici”, “Biž ća, ne motaj se gola”, “Čovik, zvir i kripost”, “Kazališni sat”, “Vjera iznenada”, “Umišljeni bolesnik” i “Predstava Hamleta u selu Mrduša Donja”.
Gostovao je povremeno i na drugim scenama te je ostvario i nekoliko filmskih uloga.
U teatar je zadnjih godina, otkako je otišao u mirovinu, zalazio nešto rjeđe, ali s njim se uvijek moglo razgovarati o stotinu stvari, a najviše o knjigama. Bio je pasionirani čitač, a knjige je toliko volio da je s njima imao poseban odnos. Knjiga je morala biti njegova, kupljena, i nerado ih je uzimao iz biblioteke.
Zadnji put se na scenu Teatrina popeo prije tri godine, kada se prikazivao jubilarni, petstoti “Kazališni sat”. Kolege su ga iz gledališta izvukli na pozornicu nakon izvedbe predstave u kojoj je godinama glumio, publika mu je oduševljeno aplaudirala, a on je rekao kako je prispio na najbolji dio.
Pogreb Vladimira Davidovića bit će u ponedjeljak u podne na Lovrincu, a o datumu komemoracije GKM će izvijestiti naknadno.•

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Si è spento all’ora di pranzo nella sua casa di Caselette, vicino a Torino, all’età di 89 anni, Guido Messina, il più forte inseguitore italiano di tutti i tempi. In carriera vinse un titolo olimpico (Helsinki 1952, nel quartetto), cinque titoli mondiali (due tra i dilettanti, tre tra i professionisti) e sette maglie tricolori. Ma andava forte anche su strada e nel 1955 conquistò la maglia rosa al Giro d’Italia, vincendo con lieve distacco la prima tappa Milano-Torino. Da circa un anno, dopo la morte del romagnolo Minardi, era la maglia rosa più anziana vivente.
Tra i professionisti, tra il 1954 e il 1962, ha difeso i colori di Frejus, Asborno, Ignis e Molteni. Vinse la sua prima maglia iridata nel 1948, a soli 17 anni, tra i dilettanti ai mondiali di Amsterdam. Nelle altre sue finali iridate sui 5000 metri Guido Messina piegò poi, tra gli altri, campioni del calibro di Hugo Koblet (nel ‘54 a Colonia) e Jacques Anquetil (nel ‘56 a Copenaghen). Ma il fiore all’occhiello della sua straordinaria carriera, risale al 9 ottobre del ‘55 al Vigorelli di Milano in quella che venne definita “la sfida del secolo”. L’avversario sconfitto, quella volta, si chiamava nientemeno che Fausto Coppi.
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Obituary: Denmark's first F1 driver Tom Belso 1942-2020
Denmark's first Formula 1 world championship driver, Tom Belso, has died following a battle with stomach cancer
Japanese Grand Prix Driver Ratings
Two drivers earn maximum scores in Autosport's driver ratings as Formula 1 made its long-awaited return to Japan. In the tricky conditions that greeted the grid at one of grand prix racing's grandee circuits, here's who impressed and who flattered to deceive
The confusion and controversy that should never overshadow Verstappen’s Suzuka magic
The Japanese Grand Prix had a little bit of everything – for the right and the wrong reasons. From a recovery vehicle on-track controversy to both points and penalty confusion, Formula 1 went through a difficult afternoon at a soaking Suzuka, but none of which can discredit Max Verstappen’s latest masterclass to make him a worthy 2022 world champion
10 moments that won Verstappen the 2022 Formula 1 title
While Max Verstappen’s second Formula 1 world championship triumph didn’t match the drama and controversy of his maiden success last year, it demonstrated how both driver and team have become an unstoppable force at the start of a new ground-effect era. Here’s a play-by-play account of the 10 key moments which decided how the season turned out
Why Red Bull freedom and an Alpine switch can define Gasly's F1 career
After seemingly being stuck in limbo at AlphaTauri - too good to let go, but not a realistic prospect for a Red Bull return - Pierre Gasly has finally shaken off the shackles to join Alpine. A fresh start at the French team should do Gasly the world of good, but he must adapt quickly. Oh, and work with a team-mate with whom he's had a fractious relationship...
The relaxed home life that helps F1’s Danish superstar to deliver
The unrelenting grasp of the tax man prompts most racing drivers to move to the likes of Monaco, Switzerland or Dubai. But, as OLEG KARPOV found out, Kevin Magnussen is quite happy where he is, thank you very much – at home, with his family, in Denmark
How Perez has shown what many F1 drivers need from the 2022 season run-in
OPINION: Sergio Perez’s Singapore triumph arrested a big decline in his Formula 1 performances against Max Verstappen at Red Bull since his Monaco win. He now needs to maintain his form to the season’s end, while others are also seeking a change in fortunes
How the FIA should punish any breaches of the F1 cost cap
OPINION: On Wednesday, the FIA will issue F1 teams with compliance certificates if they stuck to the 2021 budget cap. But amid rumours of overspending, the governing body must set a critical precedent. It needs to carefully pick between revisiting the bitterness of Abu Dhabi, a contradictory punishment and ensuring parity for the rest of the ground-effect era
Singapore Grand Prix Driver Ratings 2022
A testing return to the Singapore Grand Prix in tricky conditions created plenty of hazards and mistakes for the Formula 1 drivers to fall into. That partly explains a number of low scores, including from a handful of high profile runners, allowing others to take a starring role under the floodlights

The conservative philosopher and government adviser Sir Roger Scruton has died of cancer at the age of 75.
The writer – author of more than 50 books on morals, politics, architecture and aesthetics– lectured at Birkbeck College, University of London from 1971-1992, and was a chairman of the government’s Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission.
Scruton was appointed to the role as a housing adviser in November 2018, but was sacked in April 2019 after he was judged to have made racist remarks during an interview with the New Statesman. He was then reappointed in July 2019 after the magazine apologised and said that his views had been misrepresented.
The issue had quickly become a conservative battleground issue, with Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt calling for his reinstatement after he claimed he had been the victim of witch-hunt.
He was reported as saying the Chinese were “creating robots of their own people”, but the magazine later clarified his criticism was of the restrictive regime of the Chinese Communist party
Scruton also referred to a “Soros empire” in Hungary – a reference to Jewish billionaire George Soros – but the magazine did not include the rest of his statement that “it’s not necessarily an empire of Jews; that’s such nonsense”.
The magazine subsequently apologised for the way it had posted social media links to the article in which “the views of Professor Scruton were not accurately represented in the tweets to his disadvantage”.
His family said in a statement: “It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Sir Roger Scruton, FBA, FRSL. Beloved husband of Sophie, adored father to Sam and Lucy and treasured brother of Elizabeth and Andrea, he died peacefully on Sunday 12th January.
“He was born on 27th February 1944 and had been fighting cancer for the last six months. His family are hugely proud of him and of all his achievements.”
He was knighted for his services to philosophy, teaching and public education in 2016.
The Tory MEP Daniel Hannan led tributes, tweeting: “Very sad news.
Professor Sir Roger Scruton, the greatest conservative of our age, has died. The country has lost a towering intellect. I have lost a wonderful friend.”
Robert Jenrick, the secretary of state for Housing, Communities and Local Government, tweeted: “Deeply sorry to learn of the death of Sir Roger Scruton. His work on building more beautifully, submitted recently to my department, will proceed and stand part of his unusually rich legacy.”
PA Media contributed to this report

Dwayne Johnson's Dad, WWE Superstar Rocky 'Soulman' Johnson Dead at 75
Rocky 'Soulman' Johnson The Rock's Dad ... WWE Superstar Dead at 75
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Rocky Johnson, a WWE pioneer and father of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, has died according to the WWE.
Johnson, who was living in the Tampa Bay area, passed away Wednesday. Rocky "Soulman" Johnson -- started out in the National Wrestling Alliance in the 1960s, but got widespread notoriety when he joined the WWE in the 80s. He and Tony Atlas became the league's first African-American tag team champions as The Soul Patrol.
Some of his biggest rivals were Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, Don Muraco and Adrian Adonis. Rocky retired back in 1991 and he was later inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2008.
Obviously, his son followed in his footsteps. It is widely known that Dwayne adopted his dad's name for his own wrestling moniker ... and certainly carried on the torch lit by his pop.
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They remained close -- The Rock even gifted his father a brand new car and a house for Christmas. Last year he published his autobiography -- "Soulman: The Rocky Johnson Story" -- and his son wrote the foreword.
Rocky was 75. RIP

Toute sa vie, cet universitaire érudit aura vécu dans l’ombre des géants comme de celle des petits hobbits. La rançon de la gloire d’être le fils du maître britannique, mais aussi l’histoire d’une extraordinaire transmission littéraire entre un père et son fils...
Vie discrète dans la campagne aupsoise
Celui qui soufflait ses 95 bougies le 21 novembre dernier dans le Var avait beau avoir une aura planétaire, sa vie dans la campagne aupsoise était plus que discrète.
Au village, s’il était connu qu’une figure liée au Seigneur des Anneaux et à Bilbo le Hobbit résidait dans les parages, sa présence dans le centre se faisait depuis toujours rarissime. Dans sa propriété, à l’écart du village, il coulait des jours paisibles. Entouré depuis 1975 de son épouse Baillie, dans un décor de pins et d’oliviers.
En devenant l’exécuteur littéraire du paternel John Ronald Reuel Tolkien (1892-1973), Christopher Tolkien dut pourtant s’exposer à de multiples reprises. Notamment lorsque sont sorties les deux trilogies de Peter Jackson qu’il ne goûtait guère avec procès à la clef...
Désaccord cinématographique
L’an dernier encore, l’héritier sortait de sa réserve de concert avec le très pointilleux Tolkien Estate, structure juridique autour de l’œuvre de J.R.R. Tolkien, pour condamner le biopic hollywoodien consacré à la jeunesse de son père et distribué sur les écrans le 15 juin dernier par Disney.
>>RELIRE. La polémique autour du biopic sur J.R.R Tolkien rebondit dans le Var
Ce reniement de "Tolkien" - le film - était une nouvelle faille creusée entre la Terre du Milieu, imaginée par son père, et celle édifiée par une postérité commerciale dans laquelle il ne se reconnaissait pas.
Pour l’heure, aucune date n’est confirmée pour ses obsèques qui devraient avoir lieu en terre varoise où Christopher Tolkien, naturalisé français, avait émis le souhait de reposer.
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Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian stateman (* 1928)

February 26 – Muhammad Filipović, Bosnian-Herzegovina philosopher, ideologist and academic (* 1929.)www.klix.ba, “Death bh. academic Muhammad Filipović in 91 years”, published and accessed on February 26, 2020.

28 February – Roberto Haller, Croatian composer and drunker (born 1965)

Freeman Dyson, British (born) and American physicist and mathematician (born 1923) 29 February – Eva Sekelj, Hungarian swimmer (born 1927)

Biochemist and Nobel Prize winner Stanley Cohen dies in Nashville at age 97
American biochemist and Nobel Prize winner Stanley Cohen died Wednesday in Nashville, his family said. He was 97.
Loved ones said Cohen died peacefully with his wife, Jan Jordan, by his side.
Born in Brooklyn, New York, on Nov. 17, 1922, Cohen was educated there in the public school system and then attended Brooklyn College, where he received his bachelor's degree in 1943 with a double major in chemistry and zoology.
He received his M.A. in zoology from Oberlin College in 1945 then earned his Ph.D. from the department of biochemistry at the University of Michigan in 1948. In 1952, he become a researcher at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.
The next year, Cohen became associated with the Department of Zoology at Washington University, joined Rita Levi-Montalcini to isolate a nerve growth factor that Levi-Montalcini had discovered in certain mouse tumors, and became educated in the field of experimental embryology.
He continued his research on cellular growth factors after moving in 1959 to Vanderbilt University, where he was an assistant professor in the biochemistry department.
Vanderbilt's Dean of Basic Sciences Lawrence Marnett called Cohen an extraordinary scientist and great colleague.
"His studies of growth factor signaling illustrate the powerful impact of basic research," Marnett said. "Stan’s work not only provided key insights into how cells grow, but it led to the development of many drugs that are used to treat cancer.”
In 1986, Cohen and Levi-Montalcini were Nobel laureates in physiology for their discovery of growth factors. Their findings have proven fundamental to understanding the development of cancer and designing anti-cancer drugs.
According to Vanderbilt University, Cohen also received the Louisa Gross Horwitz Prize from Columbia University.
Loved ones said Stanley approached life with optimism and a smile and always made the best of every situation.
In retirement, Cohen and his wife spent time in Tucson, Arizona, where he volunteered in schools teaching children about science.
In addition to his wife, Cohen is survived by three children: Bert Bishop and his wife, Kay Bowen; Ken Larsen; Cary Cohen and his wife, L’Don Sawyer; as well as two granddaughters, Lori Cohen and Tamara Larsen.
Per Cohen's request, no memorial service will take place.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Stanley Cohen Innovation Fund at Vanderbilt University, established to support innovative and high-risk research.
Reach Natalie Neysa Alund at nalund@tennessean.com and follow her on Twitter @nataliealund.

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Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian stateman (* 1928)

February 26 – Muhammad Filipović, Bosnian-Herzegovina philosopher, ideologist and academic (* 1929.)www.klix.ba, “Death bh. academic Muhammad Filipović in 91 years”, published and accessed on February 26, 2020.

28 February – Roberto Haller, Croatian composer and drunker (born 1965)

Freeman Dyson, British (born) and American physicist and mathematician (born 1923) 29 February – Eva Sekelj, Hungarian swimmer (born 1927)

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Hosni Mubarak , Egyptian stateman ( * 1928 )

February 26 – Muhammad Filipović , Bosnian - Herzegovina philosopher , ideologist and academic ( * 1929.)www.klix.ba , “ Death bh . academic Muhammad Filipović in 91 years ” , published and accessed on February 26 , 2020 .

28 February – Roberto Haller , Croatian composer and drunker ( born 1965 )

Freeman Dyson , British ( born ) and American physicist and mathematician ( born 1923 ) 29 February – Eva Sekelj , Hungarian swimmer ( born 1927 )

Hosni Mubarak, egipatski državnik (* 1928.) 26. veljače – Muhamed Filipović, bosansko-hercegovački filozof, ideolog i akademik (* 1929.)www.klix.ba, “Umro bh. akademik Muhamed Filipović u 91. godini”, objavljeno i pristupljeno 26. veljače 2020. 28. veljače Roberto Haller, hrvatski skladatelj i pijanist (* 1965.) Freeman Dyson, britanski (po rođenju) i američki fizičar i matematičar (* 1923.) 29. veljače – Eva Sekelj, mađarska plivačica (* 1927.)

Hosni Mubarak, egipatski državnik (* 1928.)

26. veljače – Muhamed Filipović, bosansko-hercegovački filozof, ideolog i akademik (* 1929.)www.klix.ba, “Umro bh. akademik Muhamed Filipović u 91. godini”, objavljeno i pristupljeno 26. veljače 2020.

28. veljače Roberto Haller, hrvatski skladatelj i pijanist (* 1965.)

Freeman Dyson, britanski (po rođenju) i američki fizičar i matematičar (* 1923.) 29. veljače – Eva Sekelj, mađarska plivačica (* 1927.)

Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian stateman (* 1928) February 26 – Muhammad Filipović, Bosnian-Herzegovina philosopher, ideologist and academic (* 1929.)www.klix.ba, “Death bh. academic Muhammad Filipović in 91 years”, published and accessed on February 26, 2020. 28 February – Roberto Haller, Croatian composer and drunker (born 1965) Freeman Dyson, British (born) and American physicist and mathematician (born 1923) 29 February – Eva Sekelj, Hungarian swimmer (born 1927)

Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian stateman (* 1928)

February 26 – Muhammad Filipović, Bosnian-Herzegovina philosopher, ideologist and academic (* 1929.)www.klix.ba, “Death bh. academic Muhammad Filipović in 91 years”, published and accessed on February 26, 2020.

28 February – Roberto Haller, Croatian composer and drunker (born 1965)

Freeman Dyson, British (born) and American physicist and mathematician (born 1923) 29 February – Eva Sekelj, Hungarian swimmer (born 1927)

February 1 – Andy Gill, English musician and music producer, best known as the co-songwriter and solo guitarist of the Gang of Four (born 1956)

February 3 – George Steiner, American literary critic, essayist, philosopher, novelist and pedagogist (* 1929)

4 February Ljiljana Petrović, Yugoslav and Serbian singer (born 1939)

Daniel Arap Moi, Kenyan politician, second president of Kenya from 1978 to 2002 (born 1924)

5 February Stanley Cohen, American biochemist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1922)

Kirk Douglas, American actor, director and producer (* 1916.)Deed Kirk Douglas, the last great star of Hollywood, joined on 6 February 2020.

7 February Nedžmije Pagaruša, Yugoslav and Albanian singer and actress (born 1933)

Peter Vovk, Croatian architect (born 1926)

9 February - Vladimir Kranjčević, Croatian dirigent, drunk and pedagogue (born 1936)

12 February – Geert Hofstede, Dutch social psychologist (* 1928) 13 February – Rajendra K. Pachauri, Indian scientist (* 1940)

15 February – Vatroslav Mimica, Croatian film director, screenwriter and producer (* 1923) 16 February – Larry Tesler, American computer scientist (* 1945) 18 February – José Bonaparte, Argentine paleontologist (* 1928) 23 February – Amr Fahmy, Egyptian football official (* 1983)

February 24 – Katherine Johnson, American mathematician (born 1918)

25 February Miodrag Karadžić, Serbian screenwriter, author of more TV series (* 1950)

Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian stateman (* 1928)

February 26 – Muhammad Filipović, Bosnian-Herzegovina philosopher, ideologist and academic (* 1929.) www.klix.ba, “Dead bh.

103 godine
Preminuo je Kirk Douglas, posljednja velika zvijezda Hollywooda
Izvor: EPA / Autor: PAUL BUCK
"S golemom tugom objavljujemo da nas je Kirk Douglas napustio danas u 103. godini. Za svijet, on je bio legenda, glumac zlatnog doba filma (...) ali za mene i za moju braću Joela i Petera bio je jednostavno tata", napisao je Michael Douglas na svojoj stranici Facebooka.
Kirk je imao lijep život i iza sebe ostavlja filmove za generacije koje dolaze i sjećanje na priznatog filantropa koji je radio za javno dobro i za mir u svijetu", napisao je Michael Douglas.
Sin židova izbjeglog iz Rusije, rođen je 9. prosinca 1916. kao Isur Danielovič Demski, u Amsterdamu, gradiću i državi New York.
"Čitav moj život bio je život gnjevna čovjeka", govorio je. "Gnjev je bio pokretač mog života, golemi gnjev protiv nepravde". Proveo je bijedno djetinjstvo trpeći zbog antisemitizma i ravnodušnosti nepismenog oca alkoholičara.
Kirk Douglas je glumio u stotinjak filmova, a neki od njih postali su klasici poput "Dvadeset tisuća milja pod morem" (1954.), "Staze slave" (1957.), "Obračun kod OK Corrala" (1957.) i posebice "Spartak" (1960) angažirani film snimljen u vrijeme lova na komuniste koji je Douglasa učinio svjetskom zvijezdom.
U vrijeme lova na vještice on se zauzeo za to da se u 'špici' filma ispiše i ime scenarista koji je bio na crnoj listi Hollywooda. Njegov angažman protiv makartizma jedan je od njegovih najvećih hrabrih istupa kako je objasnio u svojoj desetoj knjizi naslovljenoj "I am Spartacus".
"Treba se angažirati, najveća američka snaga u inozemstvu je Hollywood", rekao je glumac kada je imao već sto godina i nije prihvaćao predsjednika Donalda Trumpa.
Veliki zavodnik osvajao je mnoge žene, ali je od 1954. živio sa samo jednom, Anne Buydens koju je upoznao u Francuskoj i koja mu je postala druga supruga.
Holivudska legenda pretrpjela je moždani udar 1996., a zatim i srčani udar 2001.
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February 1 – Andy Gill , English musician and music producer , best known as the co - songwriter and solo guitarist of the Gang of Four ( born 1956 )

February 3 – George Steiner , American literary critic , essayist , philosopher , novelist and pedagogist ( * 1929 )

4 February Ljiljana Petrović , Yugoslav and Serbian singer ( born 1939 )

Daniel Arap Moi , Kenyan politician , second president of Kenya from 1978 to 2002 ( born 1924 )

5 February Stanley Cohen , American biochemist , Nobel Prize laureate ( born 1922 )

Kirk Douglas , American actor , director and producer ( * 1916.)Deed Kirk Douglas , the last great star of Hollywood , joined on 6 February 2020 .

7 February Nedžmije Pagaruša , Yugoslav and Albanian singer and actress ( born 1933 )

Peter Vovk , Croatian architect ( born 1926 )

9 February - Vladimir Kranjčević , Croatian dirigent , drunk and pedagogue ( born 1936 )

12 February – Geert Hofstede , Dutch social psychologist ( * 1928 ) 13 February – Rajendra K. Pachauri , Indian scientist ( * 1940 )

15 February – Vatroslav Mimica , Croatian film director , screenwriter and producer ( * 1923 ) 16 February – Larry Tesler , American computer scientist ( * 1945 ) 18 February – José Bonaparte , Argentine paleontologist ( * 1928 ) 23 February – Amr Fahmy , Egyptian football official ( * 1983 )

February 24 – Katherine Johnson , American mathematician ( born 1918 )

25 February Miodrag Karadžić , Serbian screenwriter , author of more TV series ( * 1950 )

Hosni Mubarak , Egyptian stateman ( * 1928 )

February 26 – Muhammad Filipović , Bosnian - Herzegovina philosopher , ideologist and academic ( * 1929 . ) www.klix.ba , “ Dead bh .

Veljača 1. veljače – Andy Gill, engleski glazbenik i glazbeni producent, najpoznatiji kao suosnivač i solo gitarist grupe Gang of Four (* 1956.)

3. veljače – George Steiner, američki književni kritičar, esejist, filozof, romanopisac i pedagog (* 1929.)

4. veljače Ljiljana Petrović, jugoslavenska i srpska pjevačica (* 1939.)

Daniel arap Moi, kenijski političar, drugi predsjednik Kenije od 1978. do 2002. godine (* 1924.)

5. veljače Stanley Cohen, američki biokemičar nobelovac (* 1922.)

Kirk Douglas, američki glumac, redatelj i producent (* 1916.)Preminuo je Kirk Douglas, posljednja velika zvijezda Hollywooda, pristupljeno 6. veljače 2020.

7. veljače Nedžmije Pagaruša, jugoslavenska i albanska pjevačica i glumica (* 1933.)

9. veljače – Vladimir Kranjčević, hrvatski dirigent, pijanist i pedagog (* 1936.)

12. veljače – Geert Hofstede, nizozemski društveni psiholog (* 1928.) 13. veljače – Rajendra K. Pachauri, indijski znanstvenik (* 1940.)

15. veljače – Vatroslav Mimica, hrvatski filmski redatelj, scenarist i producent (* 1923.) 16. veljače – Larry Tesler, američki računalni znanstvenik (* 1945.) 18. veljače – José Bonaparte, argentinski paleontolog (* 1928.) 23. veljače – Amr Fahmy, egipatski nogometni dužnosnik (* 1983.)

24. veljače – Katherine Johnson, američka matematičarka (* 1918.)

25. veljače Miodrag Karadžić, srpski scenarist, autor više TV serija (* 1950.)

26. veljače – Muhamed Filipović, bosansko-hercegovački filozof, ideolog i akademik (* 1929.)www.klix.ba, “Umro bh.

February 1 – Andy Gill, English musician and music producer, best known as the co-songwriter and solo guitarist of the Gang of Four (born 1956) February 3 – George Steiner, American literary critic, essayist, philosopher, novelist and pedagogist (* 1929) 4 February Ljiljana Petrović, Yugoslav and Serbian singer (born 1939) Daniel Arap Moi, Kenyan politician, second president of Kenya from 1978 to 2002 (born 1924) 5 February Stanley Cohen, American biochemist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1922) Kirk Douglas, American actor, director and producer (* 1916.)Deed Kirk Douglas, the last great star of Hollywood, joined on 6 February 2020. 7 February Nedžmije Pagaruša, Yugoslav and Albanian singer and actress (born 1933) Peter Vovk, Croatian architect (born 1926) 9 February - Vladimir Kranjčević, Croatian dirigent, drunk and pedagogue (born 1936) 12 February – Geert Hofstede, Dutch social psychologist (* 1928) 13 February – Rajendra K. Pachauri, Indian scientist (* 1940) 15 February – Vatroslav Mimica, Croatian film director, screenwriter and producer (* 1923) 16 February – Larry Tesler, American computer scientist (* 1945) 18 February – José Bonaparte, Argentine paleontologist (* 1928) 23 February – Amr Fahmy, Egyptian football official (* 1983) February 24 – Katherine Johnson, American mathematician (born 1918) 25 February Miodrag Karadžić, Serbian screenwriter, author of more TV series (* 1950) Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian stateman (* 1928) February 26 – Muhammad Filipović, Bosnian-Herzegovina philosopher, ideologist and academic (* 1929.) www.klix.ba, “Dead bh.

February 1 – Andy Gill, English musician and music producer, best known as the co-songwriter and solo guitarist of the Gang of Four (born 1956)

February 3 – George Steiner, American literary critic, essayist, philosopher, novelist and pedagogist (* 1929)

4 February Ljiljana Petrović, Yugoslav and Serbian singer (born 1939)

Daniel Arap Moi, Kenyan politician, second president of Kenya from 1978 to 2002 (born 1924)

5 February Stanley Cohen, American biochemist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1922)

Kirk Douglas, American actor, director and producer (* 1916.)Deed Kirk Douglas, the last great star of Hollywood, joined on 6 February 2020.

7 February Nedžmije Pagaruša, Yugoslav and Albanian singer and actress (born 1933)

Peter Vovk, Croatian architect (born 1926)

9 February - Vladimir Kranjčević, Croatian dirigent, drunk and pedagogue (born 1936)

12 February – Geert Hofstede, Dutch social psychologist (* 1928) 13 February – Rajendra K. Pachauri, Indian scientist (* 1940)

15 February – Vatroslav Mimica, Croatian film director, screenwriter and producer (* 1923) 16 February – Larry Tesler, American computer scientist (* 1945) 18 February – José Bonaparte, Argentine paleontologist (* 1928) 23 February – Amr Fahmy, Egyptian football official (* 1983)

February 24 – Katherine Johnson, American mathematician (born 1918)

25 February Miodrag Karadžić, Serbian screenwriter, author of more TV series (* 1950)

Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian stateman (* 1928)

February 26 – Muhammad Filipović, Bosnian-Herzegovina philosopher, ideologist and academic (* 1929.) www.klix.ba, “Dead bh.

Former chief of The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) R K Pachauri passed away after prolonged illness, the institute director confirmed on Thursday. Pachauri recently underwent a major cardiac surgery.
“It is with immense sadness that we announce the passing away of R K Pachauri, the founder Director of TERI. The entire TERI family stands with the family of Dr Pachauri in this hour of grief,” Dr Ajay Mathur, Director General, said in a statement. Mathur succeeded Pachauri in 2015.
Pachauri was admitted to Escorts Heart Institute in Delhi where he underwent open heart surgery and was put on life support on Tuesday, PTI quoted sources as saying.
Stating Pachauri’s “untiring perseverance”, Mathur said the former TERI chief played the role in making us a leading organisation in the sustainability space. “TERI is what it is today because of Dr Pachauri’s untiring perseverance,” he said.
Before his health deteriorated, Pachauri was directing efforts towards two organizations which he recently founded Protect Our Planet Movement and the World Sustainable Development Forum, the statement read. Preparations were full swing for the Second Edition of the World Sustainable Development Forum which is scheduled to be held in Durango, Mexico in March 2020.
In 2015, Pachauri was accused of allegedly sexually harassing a woman colleague after which he quit the post. He also served as the head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
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Lawrence Tesler, a pioneering computer scientist who in his work at Xerox and with Steve Jobs at Apple devoted himself to making it easier for users to interact with computers, died on Sunday at his home in Portola Valley, Calif. He was 74.
His wife, Colleen Barton, said that there was no known cause of death, but that in recent years Mr. Tesler had suffered the effects of an earlier bicycle accident.
During his career Mr. Tesler worked at a number of Silicon Valley’s most important companies. But it was as a young researcher at Xerox’s Palo Alto Research Center in the 1970s that he did his most significant work, helping to develop today’s style of computer interaction based on a graphical desktop metaphor and a mouse.
Early in his Xerox career (he began there in 1973), working with another researcher, Tim Mott, Mr. Tesler developed a program known as Gypsy, which did away with the restrictive modes that had made text editing complicated. For example, until Gypsy, most text-editing software had one mode for entering text and another for editing it.
Mr. Tesler was passionate about simplifying interaction with computers. At Apple he was responsible for the idea that a computer mouse should have only one button. For many years the license plate on his car read, “NO MODES.”
At Xerox PARC, his first breakthrough came when he took a newly hired secretary, sat her in front of a blank computer monitor and took notes while she described how she would prefer to compose documents with a computer. She proceeded to describe a very simple system, which Mr. Tesler then implemented with Mr. Mott.
The Gypsy program contained such innovations as the “cut and paste” analogy for moving blocks of text and the ability to select text by dragging the cursor through it while holding down a mouse button. It also shared with an earlier Xerox editor, Bravo, what became known as “what you see is what you get” or WYSIWYG printing, a phrase Mr. Tesler used to describe a computer display that mirrored printed output.
And it implemented the idea of opening a computer file by simply clicking on a screen icon while pointing at it with the mouse cursor. Before that, files had to be opened by typing the file name into a command line.
“At Xerox he pushed a lot for things to be simpler in ways that would broaden the base of users,” said David Liddle, a veteran Silicon Valley venture capitalist who worked with Mr. Tesler at Xerox PARC. “He was always quite focused on users who weren’t also Ph.D.s in computer science.”
Mr. Tesler later joined a small team of researchers run by Alan Kay, a visionary computer scientist who had pioneered the idea of a so-called Dynabook, which would become the inspiration for today’s laptop computers. The group was developing a software environment called Smalltalk, and Mr. Tesler developed a system for searching for software components, which he named the browser.
“He can be hailed as one of the true pioneers of many important aspects of personal computing,” Mr. Kay said.
After attending a demonstration of the Altair, an early hobbyist personal computer, at a Palo Alto hotel in 1975, Mr. Tesler returned to PARC to alert his colleagues to the arrival of low-cost systems. His warnings were largely ignored.
He continued to advocate for less costly computers. In 1978, with Adele Goldberg and Douglas Fairbairn, he designed a portable machine called NoteTaker, a forerunner of luggable computers like the Osborne, Kaypro and Compaq machines of the early 1980s. But Xerox declined to commercialize the NoteTaker; only a few prototypes were made.
It was Mr. Tesler who gave Steve Jobs the celebrated demonstration of the Xerox Alto computer and the Smalltalk software system that would come to influence the design of first Apple’s Lisa personal computer and then its Macintosh.
Mr. Tesler left Xerox to work for Mr. Jobs at Apple in 1980.
“The questions the Apple people were asking totally blew me away,” Mr. Tesler was quoted as saying in a profile that appeared in IEEE Spectrum, the magazine of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, in 2005. “They were the kind of questions Xerox executives should have been asking but didn’t.”
In addition to helping develop the Lisa and Macintosh, Mr. Tesler founded and ran the company’s Advanced Technology Group, where he led the design of the Newton hand-held computer, although that proved unsuccessful. The Advanced Technology Group also created much of the technology that would become the Wi-Fi wireless standard, and Mr. Tesler led an Apple joint venture with two other companies that created Acorn RISC Machine, a partnership intended to provide a microprocessor for the Newton.
Although Apple would eventually sell off its holdings in that company, it would come to dominate the market for the chips that power today’s smartphones. The chip architecture created by the partnership is today the most widely used microprocessor design in the world.
Mr. Tesler left Apple in 1997 for a start-up and later went on to work for both Amazon and Yahoo. He left Yahoo in 2008 and spent a year as a product fellow at 23andMe, the genetics information company. He was most recently an independent consultant.
Lawrence Gordon Tesler was born in the Bronx on April 24, 1945, to Isidore and Muriel (Krechman) Tesler. His father was an anesthesiologist.
In 1960, while attending the Bronx High School of Science, Mr. Tesler developed a new method of generating prime numbers. He showed it to one of his teachers, who was impressed. As Mr. Tesler later recalled, he told the teacher it was a formula; the teacher responded, “No, it’s not really a formula, it’s an algorithm, and it can be implemented on a computer.”
“Where do you find a computer?” Mr. Tesler asked.
The teacher said he would get him a programming manual first and then figure out where to find a computer.
One day Mr. Tesler was sitting in the school cafeteria reading his manual, which offered instructions on how to program an IBM 650 mainframe in the most low-level, arcane machine programming language.
A student walked up to Mr. Tesler and asked, “What are you doing with that?”
“I’m learning about programming,” Mr. Tesler responded.
The other student alerted Mr. Tesler to a program at Columbia University, which gave high school students programming time. He was able to use a university computer for a half-hour each week, teaching himself to program before he got to college.
At Stanford, where Mr. Tesler studied mathematics, he was involved in a number of early projects that prefigured personal computing. He had early access to a computer known as a LINC when he worked as a student programmer for the Nobel laureate Joshua Lederberg. The LINC, designed by the M.I.T. physicist Wesley A. Clark, is believed by many computer historians to have been the first true personal computer.
Mr. Tesler’s first start-up venture was a programming consulting company located in a mall adjacent to the Stanford campus. He also used a mainframe computer to build a system to permit the Stanford football student rooting section to program elaborate card stunts. It was, Mr. Kay said, a forerunner to the ways in which modern graphical displays would be programmed.
In 1969, with two other scientists at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Mr. Tesler designed a small computer and proposed the idea to the calculator company Frieden. Although intrigued, the company declined to pursue the idea.
Mr. Tesler left computing for a short while after that and moved to an Oregon commune with his daughter from a short-lived marriage. Lack of work led him back to the Bay Area, where he would eventually join Xerox PARC.
In addition to Ms. Barton, a geophysicist, and his daughter, Lisa Tesler, he is survived by two brothers, Charles and Alan.
At Stanford and afterward, Mr. Tesler was active in both the antiwar movement and the 1960s counterculture. He was a participant in an alternative school formed around Stanford, the Mid-Peninsula Free University, where he taught several classes, including one exclusively for people born under the sign of Taurus. In 1968 he taught a class titled “How to End the IBM Monopoly.”
Years later, as a computer scientist at Xerox, his former colleague Ms. Goldberg said, he remembered his activist roots. The Central Intelligence Agency was a Xerox customer, and when agency employees arrived for a meeting, Mr. Tesler attended wearing a trench coat and a fedora.

Si bien era rosarino, el reconocido paleontólogo José Fernando Bonaparte realizó sus trabajos en Mercedes y en esta ciudad –donde entre otras actividades fue uno de los socios fundadores del Museo Carlos Ameghino– vivió durante años, hasta que a los 91 falleció, este martes.
Bonaparte había nacido el 14 de junio de 1928. Se especializó en Paleontología de Vertebrados y realizó cursos de Geología Histórica, Paleontología y Anatomía Comparada en la UNT, así como en la Universidad de Harvard. En 1959 se incorporó a la Fundación Miguel Lillo (PK) de la UNT, donde fue Profesor y Director de la Sección de Paleovertebrados (1960-78). Realizó estudios en instituciones internacionales y fue Miembro de Sociedades Científicas. Obtuvo becas de la Fundación Guggenheim y del British Council, entre otros organismos. Integró la Subcomisión Asesora del CONICET (PK) en Tucumán (1976-79), el Consejo de Investigaciones de la UNT (1985-86). Es autor de varios libros y más de 120 trabajos de investigación. Se desempeñó como investigador del CONICET y Jefe del Departamento de Paleontología de Vertebrados del Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales.
Se inició en Paleontologia de Vertebrados en Mercedes, provincia de Buenos Aires, y desde muy joven se dedicó a recolectar huesos antiguos en las barrancas del río Lujan la misma zona donde Fray Manuel de Torres encontró los restos de un Megaterio del siglo 17 y donde también hicieron sus primeras excavaciones los pioneros de la paleontología Argentina: Francisco J. Muñiz y Florentino Ameghino.
Así es que fundó y organizó el Museo «Carlos Ameghino».
Bonaparte es uno de los protagonistas del renacimiento de la paleontología Argentina ocurrida en las ultimas décadas por obra de Osvaldo Reig, Rodolfo Casiminquela y otros argentinos además de los norteamericanos Alfred Romerd y Edwin Colbert.
Emprendió por entonces numerosos trabajos de campo en las márgenes del Río Luján y en los acantilados de Monte Hermoso, entre otras tantas localidades. Realizó cursos libres de Geología Histórica y Paleontología con el Dr. O. A. Reig y de Anatomía Comparada con el Dr. K. Gavrilov en la Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, así como también de Evolución con el Dr. E. Mayr, de Vertebrados inferiores con el Dr. A. S. Romer, de Mamíferos sudamericanos con el Dr. B. Patterson y de Faunas de Asia con la Dra. Z. Kielan-Jaworowska, todos estos en la Universidad de Harvard.
Desde 1959 orientó sus investigaciones a los vertebrados mesozoicos, las cuales tenían por entonces muy pocos precedentes en Sudamérica. Después de trabajar con correcciones de fósiles en la universidad de Tucumán, fue contratado a fines de la década de 1970 por el Museo de Ciencias Naturales de Buenos Aires donde dirigió el departamento de paleontología de vertebrados.
En 1959 se incorporó a la Fundación Miguel Lillo de la Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, donde fue Profesor Titular de Paleozoología entre 1975 y 1979 y Director de la Sección de Paleovertebrados entre 1960 y 1978. Bajo su dirección, esta sección alcanzó una jerarquía notable, no sólo por los excepcionales materiales que se reunieron sino también por los numerosos trabajos que se publicaron. En 1974 dicha casa de altos estudios le otorgó, previa consulta internacional, el título de Doctor honoris causa. En 1978 debió dejar la Fundación Miguel Lillo y trasladarse a Buenos Aires para tomar la dirección de la Sección de Paleontología de Vertebrados del Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales “Bernardino Rivadavia”. No obstante continuó dictando algunas clases en Tucumán entre 1980 y 1984.
Realizó estudios en el Museum of Comparative Zoology de la Universidad de Harvard (Estados Unidos), en el British Museum (Londres, Inglaterra), en el Institute Paleontologie de París (Francia), en el Museum für Naturkunde (Berlín, Alemania) y en la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (España), entre otras tantas instituciones.
Obtuvo becas para perfeccionamiento e investigación en el exterior de la Deut la Fundación J. S. Guggenheim, de la Fundación Alexander von Humboldt, del British Council, de la Deutsche Akademie Austauschdienst, del Field Museum y de la Humboldt Stiftung, entre otros organismos.
Fue subsidiado en sus expediciones por distintas entidades nacionales y extranjeras como: la Fundación Instituto Miguel Lillo de la Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, el Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET), el Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales «Bernardino Rivadavia» y el Centro Studi Ricerche Ligabue. También fue subsidiado por la National Geographic Society durante nada menos que 16 años consecutivos y por The Dinosaur Society en distintas oportunidades.
Descubrimientos
Los dinosaurios que Bonaparte descubrió evolucionaron en el supercontinente meridional de Gondwana en la Era Mesozoica, y poseen características consideradas como muy singulares al comparárselos con sus equivalentes norteños (provenientes de Laurasia), entre las que sobresale a primera vista el tamaño generalmente más desarrollado de las variedades australes.
– Abelisaurus comahuensis (1985, con Novas), un carnívoro terópodo, como el Allosaurus
– Agustinia ligabuei (1998, anteriormente Augustia), un saurópodo como el Brachiosaurus con placas espinales como el Stegosaurus
– Alvarezsaurus calvoi (1991), el original y más primitivo miembro de la enigmática y difícil de clasificar familia de proto-aves alvarezsáuridos
– Amargasaurus cazaui (1991, con Salgado), un dicraeosáurido como el Dicraeosaurus, con espinas (y posiblemente una vela) a lo largo del lomo
– Andesaurus delgadoi (1991, con Calvo), un titanosáurido y uno de los más grandes dinosaurios
– Argentinosaurus huinculensis (1993, con Coria), un titanosáurido y el mayor dinosaurio conocido hasta el presente (2006)
– Argyrosaurus superbus (1984), un titanosáurido y uno de los más grandes dinosaurios
– Carnotaurus sastrei (1985), un terópodo carnívoro con cuernos
Coloradisaurus brevis (1978, anteriormente Coloradia), un sauropodomorpha del triásico temprano
– Guaibasaurus candelariensis (1998, con Ferigolo), un primitivo terópodo
– Kritosaurus australis (1984, con Frenchi, Powell y Sepúlveda), el dinosaurio sudamericano pico de pato (hadrosáurido) mejor conocido hasta el presente (2006)
– Lapparentosaurus madagascariensis (1986), un saurópodo
Ligabueino andesi (1996), un ceratosáurido con garras posteriores del tipo del Deinonychus
– Mussaurus patagonicus (1979, con Vince), un temprano (Triásico) sauropodomorpha conocido solo por los huevos y pequeños cráneos de crías
– Noasaurus leali (1980, con Powell), otro ceratosáurido con garras traseras del tipo del Deinonychus
– Piatnitzkysaurus floresi (1979), un tetanuran terópodo
Rayososaurus agrioensis (1996), un Rebbachisauridae saurópodo
Riojasaurus incertus (1969), un temprano (Triásico) sauropodomorpha
– Saltasaurus loricatus (1980, con Powell), un titanosáurido blindado
– Velocisaurus unicus (1991), un ceratosáurido sumamente apto para la velocidad
– Volkheimeria chubutensis (1979), un saurópodo
– Ligabuesaurus leanzai (2006), un saurópodo
Bonaparte también descubrió un número importante de arcosaurios, entre ellos:
– Pterodaustro (1970), un pterosaurio filtrador.
Bonaparte vivía en calles 19 y 106, era presidente honorario del Museo Carlos Ameghino y es velado desde poco antes de este mediodía, en calles 20 y 19, mientras que su sepelio será este mismo martes 18 de febrero a las 17,00 horas cuando será trasladado al cementerio municipal.

Hampton resident and NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson has died at the age of 101, a NASA Administrator confirmed Monday morning.
Jim Bridenstine said, "Our @NASA family is sad to learn the news that Katherine Johnson passed away this morning at 101 years old. She was an American hero and her pioneering legacy will never be forgotten."
Johnson hand-calculated the trajectory for America’s first trip to space.
Before the arrival of electronic data processors, aka, computers in the 1960s, humans – mainly women – comprised the workforce at NASA known as the “Computer Pool.”
Black women, especially, played a crucial role in the pool, providing mathematical data for NASA’s first successful space missions, including Alan Sheperd’s 1961 mission and John Glenn’s pioneering orbital spaceflight.
Principal among them was Johnson. But her work – and that of the “Computer Pool” – barely earned a mention in pop culture space tributes.
That changed, thanks to “Hidden Figures,” a best-selling novel later turned into an Oscar-nominated movie.
Several people such as politicians remember Johnson's legacy.
“Katherine Johnson helped realize one of humankind’s oldest dreams—to reach the stars," Senator Tim Kaine says. "Hidden no longer, she will be remembered for her contributions to math and science and forever stand as a role model for those whose talents are not fully recognized because of prejudice. I am deeply saddened to hear of her passing, and my condolences go out to her family, my fellow Virginians, the NASA community, and everyone else who held her as a hero.”
I'm mourning the loss of Katherine Johnson, who passed away today at the age of 101. I'm so glad she lived to see the recognition that she and her fellow @NASA_Langley "Hidden Figures" so rightly deserved for their important work on the space program. pic.twitter.com/69sL4UJqLP
— Mark Warner (@MarkWarner) February 24, 2020
Related: NASA renames facility for real-life ‘Hidden Figures’ hero Katherine Johnson

Hosni Mubarak: Former Egyptian President dies aged 91
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak – ousted by the military in 2011 – has died in Cairo at the age of 91.
Mubarak spent three decades in office before a popular uprising swept Egypt.
He was found guilty of complicity in the killing of protesters during the revolution. That conviction was overturned and was freed in March 2017.
His death was confirmed by Egyptian state news on Tuesday. Earlier in the day, the Al-Watan website reported that he died at a military hospital.
Mubarak underwent surgery in late January and was photographed with his grandson as he recovered.
On Saturday, however, Mubarak's son Alaa said that the former president remained in intensive care.
Born in 1928, Mubarak entered the air force as a teenager and went on to play a key role in the 1973 Arab-Israeli war.
He became president less than a decade later, following the assassination of President Anwar Sadat.
He played a key role in the Israel-Palestinian peace process.
But despite the billions of dollars in military aid Egypt received during his time in power, unemployment, poverty and corruption continued to grow.
Discontent boiled over in January 2011, after similar protests in Tunisia led to the overthrow of the president there. Mubarak was forced to step down 18 days later.

Freeman Dyson, renowned scientist and scholar, has died at 96, according to his daughter Mia.
The British-born scientist and professor emeritus spent much of his career as a physics professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, according to his biography on the institute's website. He was among 29 scientists who supported the Obama administration's 2015 nuclear deal with Iran. In 1967, he also acted as a military adviser regarding the use of tactical nuclear weapons in the Vietnam War, and in 1984 he wrote a book on the dangers of nuclear warfare.
A futurist and space-enthusiast, Dyson had several scientific concepts named after him, including the "Dyson Tree," a genetically engineered plant that would be able to survive in a comet and grow in space. One of his ideas, the Dyson Sphere, was featured in an episode of the sci-fi series Star Trek.
He was profiled in the New York Times Magazine in 2009 after expressing skepticism about the science surrounding climate change.
His daughter Mia Dyson, a nurse and pastor who lives in Freeport Maine, says she fondly remembers her father being stumped by practical things, such as how to operate a soda machine, while contemplating the brilliance of the universe.
"You could tell that the world was a beautiful place through his eyes, and somehow understanding all the formulas and the natural laws and all the mysteries he had plumbed through the study of physics, that is only grew more and more beautiful, the more he understood."
Mia Dyson says her father, at the age of 96 still regularly went to his office at Princeton University. On Wednesday, on such a visit, she says he suffered a fall and died of his injuries Friday morning.
He leaves behind his wife of 64 years and six children. He will be cremated with memorial arrangements to be determined.

March 3 – Božidar Alić, Croatian actor (born 1954)

4 March – Igor Nešić, Croatian musician (* 1991.)

7 March – Veronika Durbešić, Croatian actress (born 1945)

8 March – Zdenka Vučković, Croatian singer (born 1942)

9 March - Richard K. Guy, British mathematician (born 1916)

10 March – Beba Selimović, bosanskohercegovačka singer (* 1939.)Dead Beba Selimović, one of the icons of bosanskohercegovačka sevdalinka, accessed on 10 March 2020.

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March - Vittorio Gregotti, Italian architect (born 1927) 18 March Alfred Worden, American astronaut (born 1932)

Catherine Hamlin, Austrian opstetricist and gynecologist (* 1924.) March 20 – Borislav Stanković, Serbian basketball player and general secretary of FIBA (* 1925.) March 23 – Branko Cikatić, Croatian kickboxer (* 1954.) died Branko Cikatić (65) accessed March 23, 2020.

29 March - Philip W. Anderson, American physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1923)

31 March - Andrew Jack, British diction coach (born 1944)

We’re greatly saddened to hear of the death of Richard K. Guy yesterday morning. He was 103.
Richard K. Guy was a prolific collaborator. He co-authored four papers with Paul Erdős, worked frequently with John H. Conway and Elwyn Berlekamp, and was a frequent contributor to Martin Gardner’s Mathematical Games column.
The most well-known of Guy’s discoveries is the glider in Conway’s Game of Life.
He described himself as an amateur mathematician, often tackling problems that are best described as ‘recreational mathematics’. His work was not restricted to one area of maths, but often involved a combinatoric aspect.
Recreational mathematics occupied Guy’s mind for much longer than a normal lifetime, so you’ll have to take your pick from his bibliography. Fortunately, many of the problems and ideas that Guy wrote about can be tackled independently. The Nesting and Roosting Habits of the Laddered Parenthesis and The Number-Pad Game are two typical examples.
Two of the most approachable of Guy’s books are Winning Ways for Your Mathematical Plays, written with John H. Conway and Elwyn Berlekamp, and The Book of Numbers, written with John H. Conway.
We wrote a post on Guy’s 100th birthday, and the University of Calgary set up a page celebrating his life. Colm Mulcahy also wrote a long post summing up Guy’s first 100 years in his MAA blog.
Guy’s final book, The Unity of Combinatorics, co-authored with Ezra Brown, is due out in May from MAA Press.

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Catherine Hamlin, Austrian opstetricist and gynecologist (* 1924.) March 20 – Borislav Stanković, Serbian basketball player and general secretary of FIBA (* 1925.) March 23 – Branko Cikatić, Croatian kickboxer (* 1954.) died Branko Cikatić (65) accessed March 23, 2020.

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March 3 – Božidar Alić , Croatian actor ( born 1954 )

4 March – Igor Nešić , Croatian musician ( * 1991 . )

7 March – Veronika Durbešić , Croatian actress ( born 1945 )

8 March – Zdenka Vučković , Croatian singer ( born 1942 )

9 March - Richard K. Guy , British mathematician ( born 1916 )

10 March – Beba Selimović , bosanskohercegovačka singer ( * 1939.)Dead Beba Selimović , one of the icons of bosanskohercegovačka sevdalinka , accessed on 10 March 2020 .

March - Vittorio Gregotti , Italian architect ( born 1927 ) 18 March Alfred Worden , American astronaut ( born 1932 )

Catherine Hamlin , Austrian opstetricist and gynecologist ( * 1924 . ) March 20 – Borislav Stanković , Serbian basketball player and general secretary of FIBA ( * 1925 . ) March 23 – Branko Cikatić , Croatian kickboxer ( * 1954 . ) died Branko Cikatić ( 65 ) accessed March 23 , 2020 .

29 March - Philip W. Anderson , American physicist , Nobel Prize laureate ( born 1923 )

31 March - Andrew Jack , British diction coach ( born 1944 )

Ožujak 3. ožujka – Božidar Alić, hrvatski glumac (* 1954.) 4. ožujka – Igor Nešić, hrvatski glazbenik (* 1991.) 7. ožujka – Veronika Durbešić, hrvatska glumica (* 1945.) 8. ožujka – Zdenka Vučković, hrvatska pjevačica (* 1942.) 9. ožujka – Richard K. Guy, britanski matematičar (* 1916.) 10. ožujka – Beba Selimović, bosanskohercegovačka pjevačica (* 1939.)Umrla Beba Selimović, jedna od ikona bosanskohercegovačke sevdalinke, pristupljeno 10. ožujka 2020. 15. ožujka – Vittorio Gregotti, talijanski arhitekt (* 1927.) 18. ožujka Alfred Worden, američki astronaut (* 1932.) Catherine Hamlin, autralijska opstetricistkinja i ginekologinja (* 1924.) 20. ožujka – Borislav Stanković, srpski košarkaš i generalni tajnik FIBA-e (* 1925.) 23. ožujka – Branko Cikatić, hrvatski kickboksač (* 1954.)Umro je Branko Cikatić (65) pristupljeno 23. ožujka 2020. 29. ožujka – Philip W. Anderson, američki fizičar nobelovac (* 1923.) 31. ožujka – Andrew Jack, britanski trener dikcije (* 1944.)

Ožujak 3. ožujka – Božidar Alić, hrvatski glumac (* 1954.)

4. ožujka – Igor Nešić, hrvatski glazbenik (* 1991.)

7. ožujka – Veronika Durbešić, hrvatska glumica (* 1945.)

8. ožujka – Zdenka Vučković, hrvatska pjevačica (* 1942.)

9. ožujka – Richard K. Guy, britanski matematičar (* 1916.)

10. ožujka – Beba Selimović, bosanskohercegovačka pjevačica (* 1939.)Umrla Beba Selimović, jedna od ikona bosanskohercegovačke sevdalinke, pristupljeno 10. ožujka 2020.

. ožujka – Vittorio Gregotti, talijanski arhitekt (* 1927.) 18. ožujka Alfred Worden, američki astronaut (* 1932.)

Catherine Hamlin, autralijska opstetricistkinja i ginekologinja (* 1924.) 20. ožujka – Borislav Stanković, srpski košarkaš i generalni tajnik FIBA-e (* 1925.) 23. ožujka – Branko Cikatić, hrvatski kickboksač (* 1954.)Umro je Branko Cikatić (65) pristupljeno 23. ožujka 2020.

29. ožujka – Philip W. Anderson, američki fizičar nobelovac (* 1923.)

31. ožujka – Andrew Jack, britanski trener dikcije (* 1944.)

March 3 – Božidar Alić, Croatian actor (born 1954) 4 March – Igor Nešić, Croatian musician (* 1991.) 7 March – Veronika Durbešić, Croatian actress (born 1945) 8 March – Zdenka Vučković, Croatian singer (born 1942) 9 March - Richard K. Guy, British mathematician (born 1916) 10 March – Beba Selimović, bosanskohercegovačka singer (* 1939.)Dead Beba Selimović, one of the icons of bosanskohercegovačka sevdalinka, accessed on 10 March 2020. The 15 March - Vittorio Gregotti, Italian architect (born 1927) 18 March Alfred Worden, American astronaut (born 1932) Catherine Hamlin, Austrian opstetricist and gynecologist (* 1924.) March 20 – Borislav Stanković, Serbian basketball player and general secretary of FIBA (* 1925.) March 23 – Branko Cikatić, Croatian kickboxer (* 1954.) died Branko Cikatić (65) accessed March 23, 2020. 29 March - Philip W. Anderson, American physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1923) 31 March - Andrew Jack, British diction coach (born 1944)

March 3 – Božidar Alić, Croatian actor (born 1954)

4 March – Igor Nešić, Croatian musician (* 1991.)

7 March – Veronika Durbešić, Croatian actress (born 1945)

8 March – Zdenka Vučković, Croatian singer (born 1942)

9 March - Richard K. Guy, British mathematician (born 1916)

10 March – Beba Selimović, bosanskohercegovačka singer (* 1939.)Dead Beba Selimović, one of the icons of bosanskohercegovačka sevdalinka, accessed on 10 March 2020.

March - Vittorio Gregotti, Italian architect (born 1927) 18 March Alfred Worden, American astronaut (born 1932)

Catherine Hamlin, Austrian opstetricist and gynecologist (* 1924.) March 20 – Borislav Stanković, Serbian basketball player and general secretary of FIBA (* 1925.) March 23 – Branko Cikatić, Croatian kickboxer (* 1954.) died Branko Cikatić (65) accessed March 23, 2020.

29 March - Philip W. Anderson, American physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (born 1923)

31 March - Andrew Jack, British diction coach (born 1944)

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Apollo Astronaut Al Worden, one of the few who orbited the moon, dies
NASA Astronaut Alfred "Al" Worden, command module pilot for Apollo 15 and one of the few to have orbited the moon, died Tuesday night.
In a statement on Worden's Twitter page, his family confirmed that the 88-year-old retired astronaut and Air Force colonel died in his sleep.
“We remember this pioneer whose work expanded our horizons,” NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said in a statement.
More: Al Worden of Vero Beach could've been one of first to moon if Apollo 11 didn't make it
Worden was one of only 24 people to have flown to the moon. He was also the first astronaut to conduct a deep-space extravehicular activity, or EVA, during Apollo 15's return to Earth in 1971.
During the mission, he orbited the moon dozens of times while astronauts David Scott and James Irwin explored the surface.
“Now I know why I'm here,” he said. “Not for a closer look at the Moon, but to look back at our home, the Earth.”
Worden was selected by NASA for the astronaut corps in 1966. Before joining the agency, he attended the U.S. Military Academy West Point and went on to fly thousands of hours in Air Force aircraft.
Contact Emre Kelly at aekelly@floridatoday.com or 321-242-3715. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at @EmreKelly. Support his space journalism by subscribing at floridatoday.com/specialoffer/.

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World-renowned Sydney gynaecologist Dr Catherine Hamlin died at her home on Wednesday in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. She was 96.
Dr Hamlin, together with her husband the late Dr Reg Hamlin, established treatment centres for women suffering from the debilitating effects of obstetric fistula, a crippling condition that results from complications in childbirth almost unknown in the West.
Over the past 61 years, more than 60,000 Ethiopian women have received the life-changing reconstructive surgery for obstetric fistula, thanks to the Hamlins' dedication.
Carolyn Hardy, chief executive Officer of Catherine Hamlin Fistula Foundation, said on Thursday: "To say Catherine was a remarkable woman is an understatement. In our eyes, she was a saint."
Julie White, Chair of Catherine Hamlin Fistula Foundation said:“Catherine has lived an incredible life having made an enormous difference to the lives and health of thousands upon thousands of women in Ethiopia. Her passionate commitment to women and maternal health through her trust and belief in fulfilling God’s work with love and devotion to others is something that we are all in awe of.”
In 1983, she was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) and in 1995 awarded the Companion of the Order of Australia for "service to gynaecology in developing countries, particularly in the field of fistula surgery and for humanitarian service to improving the health dignity and self-esteem of women in Ethiopia".
In 2001, she was included on the Australian Living Legends list and in 2011 was among 50 prominent Australians invited by Governor-General Quentin Bryce to lunch with the Queen.
Her niece, Dr Alison Morgan, who is a global maternal health specialist and a director of the foundation, said it was Catherine's influence that led her into medicine.
"All my life she has been based in Addis Ababa and every three years she would come home and provide an extraordinary window on the world for a young child. Everyone calls her a saint but she was a rebel at heart," Dr Morgan said.
Dr Hamlin published her autobiography, co-written with Australian journalist and author John Little, The Hospital by the River: a story of hope, in 2001.
The Sydney Morning Herald photographer Kate Geraghty, who visited Dr Hamlin to document her work, said she left a lasting impression.
"She was the epitome of gracefulness and empathy. She was still doing the rounds and talking to patients in the wards when I visited," Geraghty said.
Dr Hamlin was confident that her legacy would live on: "When I die, this place will go on for many, many years until we have eradicated fistula altogether – until every woman in Ethiopia is assured of a safe delivery and a live baby," she said.
Today, Hamlin Fistula Ethiopia is a healthcare network of over 550 Ethiopian staff servicing six hospitals, including the Desta Mender rehabilitation centre, the Hamlin College of Midwives and 80 Hamlin supported midwifery clinics.
In Australia, the Catherine Hamlin Fistula Foundation will continue fundraising and supporting them to ensure Dr Hamlin's work with fistula injury will continue until it has been eradicated from Ethiopia.
Tim Barlass is a Senior Writer for The Sydney Morning Herald

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Branko se dugo borio za život, splet nesretnih okolnosti doveo ga je prošle godine u vrlo teško zdravstveno stanje iz kojeg se na žalost nije uspio izvući... Tužnu vijest potvrdio je njegov prijatelj Mario Franić
Umro je Branko Cikatić (65), jedan od najvećih u povijesti, legenda i uzor mnogima koji su krenuli u borilački sport. Potvrdio nam je tužnu vijest Predsjednik Saveza tajlandskog boksa Mario Franić koji je dugi niz godina bio njegov prijatelj i suborac.
Branko se dugo borio za život, splet nesretnih okolnosti doveo ga je prošle godine u vrlo teško zdravstveno stanje, neki su liječnici čak i digli ruke od njega, otpustili ga iz bolnice da kod kuće provede zadnje dane, no Brankov jaki organizam i ljubav supruge Ivane, kćeri Lucije i Maje te sina Bruna vratili su ga u život. Na žalost ne zadugo te je pet mjeseci nakon posljednjeg intervjua za 24sata umro u svom domu u Solinu.
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'Od udaraca mu se stvorili krvni ugrušci'
Sve je počelo u svibnju 2018. godine, kad je legenda borilačkih sportova primljena na hitni odjel splitske bolnice zbog bolova u potkoljenicama, u kojima su mu se od udaraca tijekom karijere stvorili trombovi (krvni ugrušci op.p). Branko je liječen na odjelu za kardiologiju, no na žalost, jedan tromb mu je kroz krvotok došao u pluća i prouzročio plućnu emboliju.
Branko je bez svijesti prebačen na intenzivnu njegu, gdje mu se stanje dodatno zakompliciralo nakon što je preko katetera dobio sepsu. Bakterija mu je ušla u urin, potom i u krv, a nakon dugog ležanja dobio je i dekubitus...
Borba za njegov život u splitskoj je bolnici trajala puna tri mjeseca, od svibnja do kolovoza prošle godine, tijekom kojih su ga selili s odjela na odjel, nakon čega je liječenje nastavio u kninskoj bolnici koja nije toliko opterećena pacijentima kao splitska i u kojoj postoji skrb za stacionarne pacijente.
Cikatić je u Kninu proveo dva mjeseca u kojima mu se stanje malo stabiliziralo, no daleko je to bilo od izlječenja. Javnost dugo nije znala što se događa, sve do javnog apela njegove kćeri za pomoć, tek tada je priča izašla na svjetlo dana.
Liječio se nakon toga i u Zagrebu, krajem prošle godine dovezen je u nešto boljem stanju kući u Solin, gdje je obitelj vodila brigu o njemu. Na žalost, nije uspio...

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美国普林斯顿大学物理系教授William Bialek等多位科学家在社交媒体上发布消息，美国理论物理学家菲利普•安德森（Philip Warren Anderson）于当地时间3月29日逝世，享年96岁。
因“对磁性和无序体系电子结构的基础性理论研究”，安德森与内维尔•莫特（Sir Nevill F. Mott）、约翰•凡扶累克（John H. van Vleck）共获1977年的诺贝尔物理学奖。该研究为电子器件的开关与记忆技术提供了理论基础，对计算机的发展意义重大。
William Bialek表示，安德森是“20世纪物理学的一位巨人”，在96岁高龄仍时常来工作。
安德森在局域性、反磁性、高温超导等凝聚态物理重要领域上均做出过突出贡献。尽管凝聚态物理是一门研究许多粒子集体行为的理论，他也跨界影响了粒子物理的发展。1962年，他发表了一篇关于光如何获得质量的著名论文，推动了多年后粒子物理基石“标准模型”的建立和希格斯机制的提出，帮助解决质量的起源问题。
1923年12月13日，安德森出生于美国印第安纳波利斯，随后在伊利诺伊州的厄巴纳度过童年。他的父亲是伊利诺伊大学的植物病理学家，外公则是一名数学教授。
1940年从本地高中毕业后，安德森进入哈佛大学学习，师从约翰•凡扶累克。二战时期，他曾在美国海军研究实验室工作过。
1949年至1984年，安德森任职于贝尔实验室，解决了凝聚态物理的许多问题，提出了安德森局域化的概念，发现晶体中的无序度达到一定程度时，电子将由原来的扩展态转变为局域态，即“无序导致局域”。他也写下了安德森模型（一种哈密顿算符）以描述过渡金属系统中的电子。
此外，安德森还提出了BCS超导理论的计算方法。
在贝尔实验室工作的后期，安德森曾兼职在英国剑桥大学和美国普林斯顿大学任教。
1984年，安德森从贝尔实验室退休，担任普林斯顿大学全职教授。
2013年，普林斯顿大学曾举办活动庆祝安德森的九十大寿，约150名曾与之共事过的同事与学生参加，其中包括5名诺贝尔奖得主与1名菲尔兹奖得主。
安德森有一句名言：“多则不同” （More is different）。这句话生动地点出了所谓“凝聚态物理”的本质。2004年诺奖得主Frank Wilczek在活动上认为，安德森本人研究之高产也可用这句话概括。“你对现代科学了解越多，就越会惊奇一个人怎么能取得这么多成果。”
当时安德森则说道：“真棒，这么多故人来了。”

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April 5 – Margaret Burbidge, American astrophysicist, born in England (born 1919)

6 April - Radomir Antić, Serbian footballer and coach (born 1948)

11 April - John Horton Conway, English mathematician (born 1937)

April 12 – Stirling Moss, British Formula 1 driver (born 1929)

She joined the University of California, San Diego, in the early 1960s and went on to become the first director of its Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences. At her death, she was university professor emeritus there.
With her husband, the American physicist William Fowler and the English astronomer Fred Hoyle, Dr. Burbidge wrote a 1957 article that is considered one of the most influential scientific papers of its era. Titled “Synthesis of the Elements in Stars,” but known in astronomical circles simply as B2FH, it was published in the journal Reviews of Modern Physics.
In it, the authors argued that nearly all of the chemical elements, from aluminum to zinc, are forged in the bodies of stars, a process now called stellar nucleosynthesis.
It was already known that the lightest elements, like hydrogen and helium, had been created amid the Big Bang. But the origin of the heavier elements, including the carbon that makes up plants and animals, the oxygen in the atmosphere and the gold and silver mined from the ground — in sum, the very matter of the universe — was the subject of longstanding debate.
The thesis of B2FH, now widely accepted, is that the heavier elements are synthesized from the lighter ones by thermonuclear reactions within stars. Loosed into space, these elements can also recombine to form new stars, beginning the cycle once more.
As the article describes it, we are all, in essence, made from stars.
“That work laid the foundations for all of modern nuclear astrophysics, and particle astrophysics as well,” Dr. Fowler said. “It gave a blueprint for how the elements were formed in the cosmos.”
(For work on the evolution of stars in general, Dr. Fowler shared the 1983 Nobel Prize in Physics with the Indian-American astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar.)

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April 5 – Margaret Burbidge , American astrophysicist , born in England ( born 1919 )

6 April - Radomir Antić , Serbian footballer and coach ( born 1948 )

11 April - John Horton Conway , English mathematician ( born 1937 )

April 12 – Stirling Moss , British Formula 1 driver ( born 1929 )

Travanj 5. travnja – Margaret Burbidge, američka astrofizičarka, rođena u Engleskoj (* 1919.) 6. travnja – Radomir Antić, srpski nogometaš i trener (* 1948.) 11. travnja – John Horton Conway, engleski matematičar (* 1937.) 12. travnja – Stirling Moss, britanski vozač Formule 1 (* 1929.)

Travanj 5. travnja – Margaret Burbidge, američka astrofizičarka, rođena u Engleskoj (* 1919.)

6. travnja – Radomir Antić, srpski nogometaš i trener (* 1948.)

11. travnja – John Horton Conway, engleski matematičar (* 1937.)

12. travnja – Stirling Moss, britanski vozač Formule 1 (* 1929.)

April 5 – Margaret Burbidge, American astrophysicist, born in England (born 1919) 6 April - Radomir Antić, Serbian footballer and coach (born 1948) 11 April - John Horton Conway, English mathematician (born 1937) April 12 – Stirling Moss, British Formula 1 driver (born 1929)

April 5 – Margaret Burbidge, American astrophysicist, born in England (born 1919)

6 April - Radomir Antić, Serbian footballer and coach (born 1948)

11 April - John Horton Conway, English mathematician (born 1937)

April 12 – Stirling Moss, British Formula 1 driver (born 1929)

John Horton Conway famous British Mathematician, the John von Neuman Professor Emeritus at Princeton University, at died on April 11, 2020 of COVID-19. He was active in the theory of finite groups, knot theory, number theory, combinatorial game theory and coding theory. He has also made contributions to many branches of recreational mathematics, most notably the invention of the cellular automaton called the Game of Life.
Here is a 2015 article from The Guardian about his incredible life. John H. Conway gave in 1999 a memorable Lecture for the New Mexico Math Contest (now known as the UNM-PNM Statewide High School Competition). In that visit he also gave a Colloquium in the Department and a Lecture at Sandia National Labs. We filled the DSH Auditorium style large room on the first floor. We also took him to Santa Fe to meet with Reuben Hersh. May you rest in peace dear John.

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God (Bobo) Delić, Priest and Cantautor (* 1948)

U 48. godini, puno prerano, nakon kratke i teške bolesti, umro je istaknuti bosanskohercegovački književnik i književni prevodilac Bekim Sejranović, potvrdilo je Udruženje za promociju i popularizaciju književnosti "Imperativ", a objavio Klix.ba.
Bekim Sejranović je rođen 1972. godine u Brčkom, a u Rijeci je završio pomorsku školu, a zatim i kroatistiku. U Oslu je magistrirao južnoslavensku književnost na Povijesno-filozofskom fakultetu.
Autor je knjige kratkih priča "Fasung", romana "Nigdje, niotkuda", "Ljepši kraj", "Sandale", "Tvoj sin Huckleberry Finn" i "Dnevnik jednog nomada".
Jedan je od najčitanijih i najtalentiranijih BiH pisaca, 2009. godine je za svoj roman "Nigdje, niotkuda" dobio nagradu Meša Selimović.
Njegovi romani i kratke priče prevođeni su na norveški, slovenski, makedonski, njemački, poljski, talijanski, engleski i češki jezik.
Pamte ga i splitski filmofili i zaljubljenici u pisanu riječ.
Prije četiri godine bio je član žirija Split Film Festivala.
Tada je dao intervju našem filmskom kritičaru Marku Njegiću kojemu je, između ostalog, ispričao:
- Nekoliko puta sam pokušao pisati neke scenarije, ali to nije baš ispalo nešto najbolje. Sudjelovao sam i u stvaranju jednog dokumentarca "From Tokyo to The Morava River” japanskog redatelja i moga dragog prijatelja Mokua Teraoke, onako poluamaterski, da tako kažem.
No, kao što moje predavanje kaže, ja sam čovjek od riječi.
Sejranović je tada održao istoimeno predavanje u splitskoj Gradskoj knjižnici Marka Marulića.
- Pričao sam o tome kako nisam uspio napraviti film. Još uvijek ne znam kako napraviti film, ali sam barem naučio kako ne napraviti film... - nasmijao je Splićane.
U zanimljivom intervjuu kojeg je dao za Buku, Sejranović je iskreno pričao o tome što ga "tjera na pisanje".
- Hrvatski pisac Edo Popović je na takvo pitanje odgovorio jednostavno: "Pišem zato što sam lud", i ja bih se bar donekle složio s njime. Ali da je pisanje, kako vi kažete, "ispušni ventil", jeste i to.
Pisanje nosi u sebi pročićenje, katarzu, ima, siguran sam u to, i određeni psihoterapeutski učinak. Isto tako, baš kao što kažete, kao autor možete se izraziti ili čak iz sebe izbaciti osjećaje za koje niste ni znali da se nalaze u vama, odnosno u vašoj podsvijesti.
Ti osjećaji mogu biti i pozitivni i negativni, ako se osjećaji uopće mogu dijeliti na taj način.
Ali možda bi najsikrenije bilo odgovoriti da sam još u pubertetu, možda čak i ranije, imao nekakav nezdravi osjećaj za egzibicionizam, koji se istovremeno sukobljavao s mojom urođenom sramežljivošću.
Htio sam na neki način postati slavan. Probao sam koz sport, ali nije išlo. Pa sam, kao valjda i velika većina tinejdžera, snivao postati rock zvijezdom, čak sam i svirao i pjevao po nekim bendovima dok sam živio u Rijeci, ali bio sam svjesan da nisam muzičar, niti ću ikad postati.
Pa sam se prihvatio novinarstva, tada već kao student, također u Rijeci, ali i to je prošlo. Zatim sam neko vrijeme u Oslu predavao na fakultetu, pisao književno-teoretska djela, pokušavao napraviti neka "velika znanstvena otkrića", ali ni tu se nisam našao.
I na kraju mi je ostalo jedino još pisanje, pa sam i to probao, i činilo se da sam se u tome donekle pronašao. Zašto lagati, čovjeku godi kada mu neko kaže da je dobar u tome što radi, bez obzira čime se bavio.
Po Bukovskom, to je jedina stvar koja čovjeka bar neko vrijeme čini sretnim. Biti dobar u onome što radiš", zaključio je Bekim Sejranović.

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By John de Figueiredo
Oliver Williamson passed away on May 21, 2020 in Berkeley, California. He made a series of seminal contributions to the creation of the field of organizational and institutional economics. Oliver recognized that because contracts are necessarily incomplete, numerous hazards might arise that would impede effective contracting. When these hazards are sufficiently large, transactional markets will break down and require alternative, and sometimes elaborate, forms of governance, such as joint ventures, firms, and government institutions. His ideas were codified in his theory of transaction cost economics and were applied across many disciplines in the social sciences. Oliver was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1994 and was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2009 for his contributions. Oliver co-founded the Society for Institutional and Organizational Economics in 1997 (formerly known as the International Society for New Institutional Economics) with fellow Nobel Laureates Ronald Coase and Douglass North to deepen our understanding of organizations and institutions. Oliver was brilliant in his ideas, demanding in his expectations, munificent with his time, gentle in his critiques, and modest in his fame. The Society mourns his passing. In the next few days the Society will be posting a series of short essays honoring his contributions and life.

8 June – Pierre Nkurunziza, 8th President of Burundi (born 1964)

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30 June – Ivo Banac, Croatian historian (born 1947)

Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza dies of 'cardiac arrest' at 55
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Burundi's President Pierre Nkurunziza, aged 55, has died after suffering a cardiac arrest, the government says.
He was admitted to hospital on Saturday after feeling unwell, his condition improved but on Monday he had a cardiac arrest and efforts to revive him were unsuccessful, officials say.
After 15 years in power, Mr Nkurunziza was due to step down in August.
In 2015, the announcement that he would run for a third term plunged the country into chaos.
It sparked anger as some questioned the legality of a third-term bid.
There was a failed coup attempt, hundreds of people died in clashes and tens of thousands fled the country.
After a change in the constitution, he was able to run for a further term in last month's election but he decided to retire and was to be known as the "supreme guide to patriotism".
He was also due to receive a $540,000 (£440,000) retirement pay-out and a luxury villa.
Analysis: Loved and feared
By Samba Cyuzuzo, BBC Great Lakes
Pierre Nkurunziza was loved and feared in equal measure - loved by those who felt he lived up to his promises when he was elected after the civil war, and feared by his political opponents.
When the former rebel leader took office in 2005, at the age of 40, the country that had been brutally torn apart by an ethnic conflict that had killed about 300,000 over a decade.
Young, optimistic and charismatic, he managed to live up to everyone's expectations by uniting people and rebuilding the economy. Between 2006 and 2011, the president - known for his preaching and love of football - received seven international awards for his peace-building efforts.
But after a decade in power, his reputation took a nose dive and the unity he had built collapsed when he organised a referendum to allow him to stand for a third term. Deadly protests erupted, there was a coup attempt and hundreds of thousands of people fled the country.
After this he only left the country officially once - by car to neighbouring Tanzania. The UN accused him of oppressing the opposition and killing and abducting opponents, accusations vehemently denied by Burundi's government.
Despite suspicions that he planned to stay on for a fourth term, he did not stand in elections in May, which were held despite coronavirus.
He and his wife Denise, who had five children together and adopted several others, regularly organised prayer gatherings - and the man who was to become Burundi's "supreme guide to patriotism" put all his successes down to God, including what he said the country's success against Covid-19.
What happened to the president?
The official statement announcing the president's death said he was taken ill in the evening after helping out at a volleyball match in Ngozi, northern Burundi, on Saturday.
He went to hospital, but appeared to be recovering on Sunday and was able to communicate with the people surrounding him, the government says.
His condition, however, rapidly changed on Monday.
What was his role in the civil war?
Before the civil war, Mr Nkurunziza, who had graduated in sports education, was a teacher and assistant lecturer at the University of Burundi.
He survived the killings of 1993 when ethnic Hutus were targeted at the university and joined the Forces for the Defence of Democracy (FDD) rebel group.
He emerged as its leader and after the 2003 peace deal, Mr Nkurunziza was named minister of interior before parliament elected him president in August 2005.
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Outside of politics, he was well known for his love of football. At one time he was the coach of the army football team and as president had his own side - Hallelujah FC.
Since last week, Mr Nkurunziza's wife, Denise Nkurunziza, has been receiving medical treatment in Kenya.
She was rumoured to have tested positive for coronavirus - a disease Mr Nkurunziza had appeared to downplay, holding an election in the midst of the outbreak, and even expelling World Health Organization representatives from the country.
The government has announced seven days of national mourning.
According to the constitution, if the head of state dies in office then the president of the national assembly, currently Pascal Nyabenda, should succeed him.
The winner of May's presidential election, Evariste Ndayishimiye, is due to be sworn in as president in August.

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Vera Lynn , britanska pjevačica ( * 1917 . ) 20 . lipnja – Ema Derossi - Bjelajac , 6 . predsjednik predsjedništva SR Hrvatske ( * 1926.)Umrla Ema Derossi Bjelajac , Istranka i prva predsjednica Hrvatske 27 . lipnja – Ilija Petković , srpski nogometaš i trener ( * 1945.)Preminuo Ilija Petković 29 . lipnja - Carl Reiner

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Lipanj 8. lipnja – Pierre Nkurunziza, 8. predsjednik Burundija (* 1964.) 9. lipnja – Ödön Földessy, mađarski atletičar (* 1929.) 16. lipnja – Igor Vuk Torbica, hrvatski kazališni redatelj (* 1987.) 18. lipnja – Vera Lynn, britanska pjevačica (* 1917.) 20. lipnja – Ema Derossi-Bjelajac, 6. predsjednik predsjedništva SR Hrvatske (* 1926.)Umrla Ema Derossi Bjelajac, Istranka i prva predsjednica Hrvatske 27. lipnja – Ilija Petković, srpski nogometaš i trener (* 1945.)Preminuo Ilija Petković 29. lipnja - Carl Reiner, američki glumac i komičar (* 1922.) 30. lipnja – Ivo Banac, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1947.)

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30. lipnja – Ivo Banac, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1947.)

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Umrla Ema Derossi Bjelajac, Istranka i prva predsjednica Hrvatske
U 95. je godini života 20. lipnja preminula Ema Derossi-Bjelajac, prva Istranka predsjednica predsjedništva SR Hrvatske. Naime, Kolinda Grabar Kitarović nije prva žena predsjednica u povijesti Hrvatske. Ema Derossi-Bjelajac, rođena u Štrmcu kraj Labina 3. svibnja 1926. godine, od 20. studenog 1985. do 10. svibnja 1986. godine bila je predsjednica Predsjedništva tadašnje SR Hrvatske, kao jedina žena na toj dužnosti od 1945. do 1990. godine.
Posljednji ispraćaj Derossi-Bjelajac bit će u krugu obitelji 29. lipnja u 12.30 sati u krematoriju na Mirogoju.
Ema Derossi-Bjelajac je školu pohađala u Nedešćini i Labinu. Za vrijeme rata uključila se u partizanski pokret i kraj rata dočekala u partizanskoj tiskari smještenoj u bunkeru jedne kuće na rubu sela Veselici na Labinštini. Tu su se štampala partizanska glasila pulskog okruga Hrvatski list i La nostra lotta.
U razgovoru koji je s njom vodila Eleonora Vlačić 2006. godine rekla joj je da je prve poslijeratne godine provela kao član Gradskog komiteta u Puli, koja je tada bila pod angloameričkom vojnom upravom. Do odlaska na studij u Zagreb, 1957. godine, radila je u partijskim komitetima za Pulu, Rijeku i Istru, a kraće vrijeme i novinama Glas Istre i Riječki list.
Osim na dužnosti predsjednice Predsjedništva SRH, u dva je navrata do 1978. godine bila i članica Izvršnog komiteta CK SKH. U mirovinu je otišla 1986. godine nakon isteka mandata predsjednice SRH. Osim političke, ostvarila je i znanstvenu karijeru. Stekla je magisterij upravno-političkih znanosti te je petnaestak godina radila, najprije kao asistent, pa nastavnik na Visokoj upravnoj školi a kasnije i na Pravnom fakultetu u Zagrebu.

5 September – Žarko Domljan, Croatian politician, chairman of the 1st session of the Croatian Sabor (born 1932)

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Proslavljeni srpski i jugoslavenski filmski i televizijski redatelj Goran Paskaljević umro je u 74. godini, objavila je u petak Radio-televizija Srbije.
Paskaljević je diplomirao filmsku režiju na Praškoj akademiji, a u kinematografiji ostavio je dubok trag s 13 igranih te više od 30 dokumentarnih filmova.
Režirao je brojne dokumentarce i TV drame za Televiziju Beograd, a svoj prvi dugometražni igrani film "Čuvar plaže u zimskom periodu" snimio je 1976. godine
Ostat će zapamćen, među ostalim, po kultnim ostvarenjima poput filmova "Varljivo ljeto '68", "Bure baruta“, "Vrijeme čuda", "Tango argentino", "Tuđa Amerika", te po filmu "Poseban tretman" koji je Mileni Dravić donio nagradu za sporednu žensku ulogu na festivalu u Cannesu 1980. godine.
Režirao je i prvi film u indijsko-srpskoj koprodukciji „U zemlji bogova“.
Paskaljević je dobitnik mnogih prestižnih nagrada, među kojima su Nagrada kritičara za najbolji europski film 1998. za "Bure baruta" te Nagrada kritičara u San Sebastianu 1990. za "Vreme čuda".
Magazin "Variety" uvrstio ga je 2001. godine među pet najboljih redatelja godine, a bio je prvi filmski režiser koji je 2002. u Münchenu primio Nagradu za istaknuti humanizam u svojim djelima.
U studenom 2007. Goranu Paskaljeviću dodijeljen je francuski Orden umjetnosti i književnosti.

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Rujan 5. rujna – Žarko Domljan, hrvatski političar, predsjednik 1. saziva Hrvatskoga sabora (* 1932.) 15. rujna – Momčilo Krajišnik, srpski političar, osuđeni ratni zločinac (* 1945.) 23. rujna – Juliette Gréco, francuska pjevačica, ikona francuske šansone (* 1927.) 25. rujna – Goran Paskaljević, srpski filmski redatelj (* 1947.)Preminuo je Goran Paskaljević, proslavljeni redatelj u čijim su filmovima uživale generacije, pristupljeno 2. prosinca 2020.

Rujan 5. rujna – Žarko Domljan, hrvatski političar, predsjednik 1. saziva Hrvatskoga sabora (* 1932.)

15. rujna – Momčilo Krajišnik, srpski političar, osuđeni ratni zločinac (* 1945.) 23. rujna – Juliette Gréco, francuska pjevačica, ikona francuske šansone (* 1927.)

25. rujna – Goran Paskaljević, srpski filmski redatelj (* 1947.)Preminuo je Goran Paskaljević, proslavljeni redatelj u čijim su filmovima uživale generacije, pristupljeno 2. prosinca 2020.

5 September – Žarko Domljan, Croatian politician, chairman of the 1st session of the Croatian Sabor (born 1932) 15 September – Momčilo Krajišnik, Serbian politician, convicted war criminal (* 1945) 23 September – Juliette Gréco, French singer, icon of the French chanson (* 1927). 25 September - Goran Paskaljević, Serbian film director (* 1947), died Goran Paskaljević, the famous director in whose films<unk> generations, accessed on 2 December 2020.

5 September – Žarko Domljan, Croatian politician, chairman of the 1st session of the Croatian Sabor (born 1932)

15 September – Momčilo Krajišnik, Serbian politician, convicted war criminal (* 1945) 23 September – Juliette Gréco, French singer, icon of the French chanson (* 1927).

25 September - Goran Paskaljević, Serbian film director (* 1947), died Goran Paskaljević, the famous director in whose films<unk> generations, accessed on 2 December 2020.

November 6 – Eddie Van Halen, American guitarist, pianist, composer and producer (born 1955) – Legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen died October 11 – Borislav Drljača, Serbian singer (born 1941)

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Tužna vijest stiže na dan utakmice Dinama protiv moskovskog CSKA u Europskoj ligi. U Zagrebu je u 81. godini preminuo Slaven Zambata, legendarni Dinamov centarfor, Sinjanin koji je obilježio jedno od najslavnijih razdoblja u povijesti zagrebačkog kluba.
Za modri je klub odigrao više od 250 utakmica, zabio 156 golova, a u antologijskoj sezoni 1966./67. sa 24 pogotka kao kapetan vodio Dinamo najvećeg trofeja u povijesti kluba - Kupa velesajamskih gradova.
Tužnu vijest je potvrdio i GNK Dinamo.
"U velikoj tuzi i bolna srca javljamo da nas je u četvrtak, 29. listopada, rano ujutro zauvijek napustio naš proslavljeni nogometaš, naš dragi, omiljeni i nezaboravni “plavi devet” – Slaven Zambata. Jedan od najvećih Dinamovih igrača svih vremena, napadač sa stilom, igrač za nogometne gurmane i sladokusce, kapetan proslavljene generacije z 1967. godine, krajem rujna je obilježio svoj 80. rođendan, a dulje je od šest desetljeća bio usko vezan uz maksimirski klub. Bdio je nad svakim rezultatom, svakim potezom, emotivno pratio događanja vezana uz Dinamo. Termin ispraćaja doznat ćemo naknadno, a GNK Dinamo ovom prilikom izražava duboku sućut obitelji i prijateljima našega Slavena", objavili su iz Dinama.
Legendarni Zambi rođen je 24. rujna 1940. u alkarskom Sinju. U tabor zagrebačkih plavih došao je 1959. iz sinjskog Junaka i odmah u svom debiju postigao odlučujući pogodak u kupu protiv Hajduka. Igrao je za plave do 1969. s kojima je osvajao tri puta trofej Kupa maršala Tita (1963, 1965. i 1969), a 1967. kao kapetan momčadi i nezaboravni Kup velesajamskih gradova.
Bio je vrhunski strijelac i jedan od najboljih Dinamovih napadača svih vremena; brz, oštar, hrabar, nadasve borben, snažan i dobra udarca, odličan u dvobojima, lukav i snalažljiv, pravi nasljednik Wölfla i Jerkovića.
Kad je napustio Dinamo, igrao je za belgijske klubove KSV Waregem i FC Crossing iz Bruxellesa (1969-1972), a kad se ujesen 1972. vratio u Zagreb, odigrao je posljednje utakmice za Dinamo, jer je zbog težih ozljeda (operirao je oba meniskusa) morao napustiti nogomet.
Karijeru je završio 1973. u austrijskom Villachu. Odigrao je 31 utakmicu i postigao 21 pogodak za najbolju selekciju Jugoslavije. Debitirao je 16. rujna 1962. u susretu protiv DR Njemačke (2:2), a posljednji put 1968. protiv Španjolske (0:0) u Beogradu. Kao kapetan reprezentacije sudjelovao je i na Olimpijskim igrama 1964. u Japanu. Završio je Pravni fakultet, Višu trenersku i Ugostiteljsku školu.

Question: who died on october 11, 1955

Eddie Van Halen , američki gitarist , klavijaturist , skladatelj i producent ( * 1955.)Preminuo legendarni gitarist Eddie Van

November 6 – Eddie Van Halen, American guitarist, pianist, composer and producer (born 1955) – Legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen died October 11 – Borislav Drljača, Serbian singer (born 1941)

25 October – Slaven Letica, Croatian sociologist, publicist, politician and university professor (* 1947) 29 October – Slaven Zambata, Croatian footballer (* 1940)

October 30 – Amfilohije Radović, mitropolit of Montenegro-Primorsk, second most powerful man of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) (born 1938)

31 October - Sean Connery, Scottish actor (born 1930)

Question: which actor was born in 1930 in scotland

which actor was born in 1930 in scotland

Question: what year was eddie van halen born

Question: october 29, 1947 saw the death of which croatian sociologist, public

october 29, 1947 saw the death of which croatian sociologist, public

Question: october 30, 1940 saw the death of which croatian footballer

october 30, 1940 saw the death of which croatian footballer

Question: who was the singer who died in october

Question: october 11, 1955 saw the death of which legendary guitarist

Eddie Van Halen , američki gitarist , klavijaturist , skladatelj i producent ( * 1955.)Preminuo legendarni gitarist Eddie Van

october 11, 1955 saw the death of which legendary guitarist

Question: what year was borislav drljača born

November 6 – Eddie Van Halen , American guitarist , pianist , composer and producer ( born 1955 ) – Legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen died October 11 – Borislav Drljača , Serbian singer ( born 1941 )

25 October – Slaven Letica , Croatian sociologist , publicist , politician and university professor ( * 1947 ) 29 October – Slaven Zambata , Croatian footballer ( * 1940 )

October 30 – Amfilohije Radović , mitropolit of Montenegro - Primorsk , second most powerful man of the Serbian Orthodox Church ( SPC ) ( born 1938 )

31 October - Sean Connery , Scottish actor ( born 1930 )

Listopad 6. listopada – Eddie Van Halen, američki gitarist, klavijaturist, skladatelj i producent (* 1955.)Preminuo legendarni gitarist Eddie Van Halen 11. listopada – Borislav Drljača, srpski pjevač (* 1941.) 25. listopada – Slaven Letica, hrvatski sociolog, publicist, političar i sveučilišni profesor (* 1947.) 29. listopada – Slaven Zambata, hrvatski nogometaš (* 1940.) 30. listopada – Amfilohije Radović, mitropolit crnogorsko-primorski, po hijerarhiji drugi najmoćniji čovjek Srpske pravoslavne crkve (SPC) (* 1938.) 31. listopada – Sean Connery, škotski glumac (* 1930.)

Listopad 6. listopada – Eddie Van Halen, američki gitarist, klavijaturist, skladatelj i producent (* 1955.)Preminuo legendarni gitarist Eddie Van Halen 11. listopada – Borislav Drljača, srpski pjevač (* 1941.)

25. listopada – Slaven Letica, hrvatski sociolog, publicist, političar i sveučilišni profesor (* 1947.) 29. listopada – Slaven Zambata, hrvatski nogometaš (* 1940.)

30. listopada – Amfilohije Radović, mitropolit crnogorsko-primorski, po hijerarhiji drugi najmoćniji čovjek Srpske pravoslavne crkve (SPC) (* 1938.)

31. listopada – Sean Connery, škotski glumac (* 1930.)

November 6 – Eddie Van Halen, American guitarist, pianist, composer and producer (born 1955) – Legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen died October 11 – Borislav Drljača, Serbian singer (born 1941) 25 October – Slaven Letica, Croatian sociologist, publicist, politician and university professor (* 1947) 29 October – Slaven Zambata, Croatian footballer (* 1940) October 30 – Amfilohije Radović, mitropolit of Montenegro-Primorsk, second most powerful man of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) (born 1938) 31 October - Sean Connery, Scottish actor (born 1930)

November 6 – Eddie Van Halen, American guitarist, pianist, composer and producer (born 1955) – Legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen died October 11 – Borislav Drljača, Serbian singer (born 1941)

25 October – Slaven Letica, Croatian sociologist, publicist, politician and university professor (* 1947) 29 October – Slaven Zambata, Croatian footballer (* 1940)

October 30 – Amfilohije Radović, mitropolit of Montenegro-Primorsk, second most powerful man of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) (born 1938)

31 October - Sean Connery, Scottish actor (born 1930)

1st November – Mijo Korade, Croatian historian (born 1947)

November 2 – Mladen Kušec, Croatian poet, storyteller, publicist and journalist (* 1938) The legend's departure, died by Mladen Kušec, accessed on November 2, 2020.

6 November – Dragan Jovičić, Bosnian actress (born 1953)

November 7 – Vera Zima, Croatian actress (* 1953)Death film and TV actress Vera Zima, accessed on November 8, 2020.

November 8 – Alex Trebek, Canadian-American TV person and quiz leader Jeopardy!

( in 1940 )

9 November – Marko Radić Maka, Commander of the Croatian Defence Council on 11 November – Angelka Martić, Croatian literary and translator (* 1924)

November 12 – Krasnodar Rora, a Croatian footballer (* 1945.)NADVILO SE CRNILO NAD MAXIMIR, OTSHEL JE ZAUVIK JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ!

Preminuo profesor emeritus Mijo Korade
prof. dr. sc. Mijo Korade / Foto: Suzana Obrovac Lipar/HKS
Istaknuti povjesničar, znanstvenik, dugogodišnji djelatnik Hrvatskih studija, dugogodišnji suradnik i urednik emisija u programu Radio Marije, preminuo je 1. studenoga u KBC Dubrava u Zagrebu u 74. godini od jake upale pluća, objavljeno je na mrežnim stranicama radiomarija.hr.
Professor emeritus Mijo Korade rođen je 11. rujna 1947. u Delkovcu (Mače, Hrvatsko zagorje), od oca Lacka i majke Ana rođene Žvigač, kao najmlađi od četvero sinova u toj obitelji. Nakon završene gimnazije studirao je na Filozofsko-teološkom institutu Družbe Isusove u Zagrebu te diplomirao filozofiju (1971.) i teologiju (1975.). Živio je u: Delkovcu (1947.–1962.), u Zagrebu (1962.–1975., 1989.–1991. i od 1993. do danas), u Osijeku (1975.–1977.), u Rimu (1977.–1989.) i u Beču (1991.–1992.). Djelovao je kao vjeroučitelj u Osijeku (1975.–1977.). Na Facoltà di storia ecclesiastica Papinskoga sveučilišta Gregoriana u Rimu magistrirao je (1980.) i doktorirao (1988.) s temom “La ‘Missione illirico-dalmata’ dei gesuiti (1852–1900) – Svolgimento, metodo e risultati”. Predavao je povijest u nadbiskupskoj klasičnoj gimnaziji u Zagrebu (1980.–1982.), na Filozofsko-teološkom institutu D.I. u Zagrebu (1980.–1981., 1988.–1991.). Na Istituto storico della Compagnia di Gesù u Rimu (1981.–1984.) radio je kao urednik i autor za balkanske zemlje u izradi enciklopedijskoga djela „Diccionario de Historia de la Compañia de Jésus“ (4 sveska, Roma – Madrid, 2001.). Djelovao je kao suosnivač i prvi pročelnik Hrvatskoga povijesnoga instituta u Beču (1990.–1991.). Bio je glavnim urednikom znanstvenih časopisa Vrela i prinosi, Gazophylacium i Tkalčić.
Od 1996. do 2007. radio je na Hrvatskom institutu za povijest u Zagrebu; od 1996. kao voditelj projekta „Hrvatska latinistička historiografija“, od 2002. kao voditelj projekta „Historiografija hrvatskoga redovništva u XVII. i XVIII. stoljeću”, od 2005. kao voditelj projekta „Civilna Hrvatska ranoga novovjekovlja – politički, društveni i kulturni aspekti“.
Od 1997. predavao je kao profesor na Hrvatskim studijima Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, držeći kolegij „Hrvatska latinistička historiografija“, a od 2003. profesor više drugih kolegija, od kojih je većinu osmislio i uveo: od 1999. na studiju povijesti Hrvatskih studija držao je kolegij Hrvatska latinistička historiografija; od 2001. na studiju hrvatske kulture (kroatologije) kolegij Povijest kršćanstva u Hrvata; od 2005. na Povijesti kolegije: Hrvatske kronike, Hrvatski putnici i putopisci od 16.-19 st., Istraživanje u hrvatskoj historiografiji 19. st., Odnos Crkve i države, Poruka mira Marka Antonija de Dominisa i Razvoj vjerske kulture u Hrvata u 19. st.; od 2007. Povijest školstva u Hrvata do 19. st.; od 2009. na studiju povijesti kolegije: Hrvatski pedagozi – prosvjetiteljstvo i Povijest redovništva; od 2010. na studiju kroatologije i kolegij Vjerske sastavnice hrvatske kulture; od 2012. na Povijesti: Ideološki sukobi u Hrvatskoj 19. stoljeća; od 2014. Velikani duha i pera, Kulturno-povijesna baština pavlina u Hrvatskoj; od 2015. Isusovci, misije, mitovi i povijest.
Od 2007. do 2017. bio je zaposlen na Hrvatskim studijima. Od 2005. predavao je na doktorskom studiju povijesti. Vodio je preddiplomski, diplomski i doktorski studij povijest na Hrvatskim studijima 2009.–2013. i 2017. Bio je mentorom na deset doktorskih radova.
Prof. Korade ostvario je značajan domaći i međunarodni znanstveni prinos, jer je istražio više tema i osvijetlio razne neistražene vidove hrvatske povijesti: istraživao je hrvatsku skupinu prekooceanskih misionara i istraživača XVII. i XVIII. st. te prvi osvijetlio dotad posve nepoznate istraživači Južne Amerike; prvi je istraživao filozofsku i prirodnoznanstvenu djelatnost skupine hrvatskih profesora na inozemnim učilištima u XVIII. st.; istražio i osvijetlio razne nepoznate ili malo poznate vidove i likove u kulturno-znanstveno-vjerskim vezama Hrvata s drugim europskim zemljama (XVI.-XIX. st.); objavio više radova o neistraženom obliku vjerske djelatnosti u hrvatskim krajevima druge polovice XIX. st.; objavio više priloga o povijesti starije hrvatske kajkavske književnosti i općenito o vjersko-prosvjetnoj i kulturnoj povijesti sjeverozapadne Hrvatske XVIII. i XIX. st.; raznim radovima i izdanjima pridonio istraživanju povijesti isusovaca u Hrvata; objavio deset autorskih znanstvenih knjiga, 28 poglavlja u znanstvenim knjigama i više od stotinu znanstvenih rada u časopisima i zbornicima znanstvenih skupova. (Biografija: Fakultet hrvatskih studija)

Studeni 1. studenoga – Mijo Korade, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1947.) 2. studenoga – Mladen Kušec, hrvatski pjesnik, pripovjedač, publicist i novinar (* 1938.)Odlazak legende, preminuo je Mladen Kušec, pristupljeno 2. studenoga 2020. 6. studenoga – Dragan Jovičić, bosanskohercegovački glumac (* 1953.) 7. studenoga – Vera Zima, hrvatska glumica (* 1953.)Preminula filmska i TV glumica Vera Zima, pristupljeno 8. studenoga 2020. 8. studenoga – Alex Trebek, kanadsko-američka TV osoba i voditelj kviza Jeopardy! (* 1940.) 9. studenoga – Marko Radić Maka, zapovjednik Hrvatskoga vijeća obrane 11. studenoga – Anđelka Martić, hrvatska književnica i prevoditeljica (* 1924.) 12. studenoga – Krasnodar Rora, hrvatski nogometaš (* 1945.)NADVILO SE CRNILO NAD MAKSIMIR, OTIŠLA JE ZAUVIJEK JOŠ JEDNA DINAMOVA LEGENDA!

Studeni 1. studenoga – Mijo Korade, hrvatski povjesničar (* 1947.)

2. studenoga – Mladen Kušec, hrvatski pjesnik, pripovjedač, publicist i novinar (* 1938.)Odlazak legende, preminuo je Mladen Kušec, pristupljeno 2. studenoga 2020.

6. studenoga – Dragan Jovičić, bosanskohercegovački glumac (* 1953.)

7. studenoga – Vera Zima, hrvatska glumica (* 1953.)Preminula filmska i TV glumica Vera Zima, pristupljeno 8. studenoga 2020.

8. studenoga – Alex Trebek, kanadsko-američka TV osoba i voditelj kviza Jeopardy!

9. studenoga – Marko Radić Maka, zapovjednik Hrvatskoga vijeća obrane 11. studenoga – Anđelka Martić, hrvatska književnica i prevoditeljica (* 1924.)

12. studenoga – Krasnodar Rora, hrvatski nogometaš (* 1945.)NADVILO SE CRNILO NAD MAKSIMIR, OTIŠLA JE ZAUVIJEK JOŠ JEDNA DINAMOVA LEGENDA!

1st November – Mijo Korade, Croatian historian (born 1947) November 2 – Mladen Kušec, Croatian poet, storyteller, publicist and journalist (* 1938) The legend's departure, died by Mladen Kušec, accessed on November 2, 2020. 6 November – Dragan Jovičić, Bosnian actress (born 1953) November 7 – Vera Zima, Croatian actress (* 1953)Death film and TV actress Vera Zima, accessed on November 8, 2020. November 8 – Alex Trebek, Canadian-American TV person and quiz leader Jeopardy! ( in 1940 ) 9 November – Marko Radić Maka, Commander of the Croatian Defence Council on 11 November – Angelka Martić, Croatian literary and translator (* 1924) November 12 – Krasnodar Rora, a Croatian footballer (* 1945.)NADVILO SE CRNILO NAD MAXIMIR, OTSHEL JE ZAUVIK JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ!

1st November – Mijo Korade, Croatian historian (born 1947)

November 2 – Mladen Kušec, Croatian poet, storyteller, publicist and journalist (* 1938) The legend's departure, died by Mladen Kušec, accessed on November 2, 2020.

6 November – Dragan Jovičić, Bosnian actress (born 1953)

November 7 – Vera Zima, Croatian actress (* 1953)Death film and TV actress Vera Zima, accessed on November 8, 2020.

November 8 – Alex Trebek, Canadian-American TV person and quiz leader Jeopardy!

9 November – Marko Radić Maka, Commander of the Croatian Defence Council on 11 November – Angelka Martić, Croatian literary and translator (* 1924)

November 12 – Krasnodar Rora, a Croatian footballer (* 1945.)NADVILO SE CRNILO NAD MAXIMIR, OTSHEL JE ZAUVIK JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ JÓ!

( in 1940 )

Nadvilo se crnilo nad Maksimir, otišla je zauvijek još jedna Dinamova legenda, velikan. Iznenada je u četvrtak ujutro, u 76.godini preminio Krasnodar Rora, još jedan iz one legendarne generaje 1967.
Još u utorak u Maksimiru i kasnije na ispraćaju na Mirogoju oprostio se, sa suzama u očima i teškoga glasa, od suigrača i kapetana Slavena Zambate, eto, ni 48 kasnije otišao je i on za Zambijem...
Roru ćemo pamtiti kao jednog od najvećih Dinamovih igrača svih vremena, popularno lijevo krilo koje je u 10 godina provedenih u plavome dresu upisao 459 utakmica uz 90 postignutih pogodaka.
Rora je bio jedan od simbola naraštaja iz 1967. godine, veliki prijatelj, kohezivni faktor pa čak i svojevrsni “glasnogovornik” cijele generacije. Rođen je 23. ožujka 1945. godine na Visu, a odrastao u Šibeniku. Prve je nogometne korake načinio sa 14 godina na šibenskim poljanama i to baš u „nogometnom kvartu“ – Šubićevcu. U Dinamo je došao 1964. godine gdje je naslijedio dres s brojem 11 kojega nije ispuštao cijelo desetljeće.
Kasnije je nastupao za belgijski Standard, a potom za francuski Nancy gdje je igrao zajedno s legendom francuskoga i svjetskog nogometa, Michelom Platinijem. Štoviše, i sam ja Platini, prilikom svojedobnoga posjeta HNS-u, istaknuo: „Ne bih postao onakav igrač da nakon treninga nisam ostajao dodatno raditi s Rorom.“
Nakon igračke je karijere Rora bio trener u Dinamovoj nogometnoj školi, obnašao je i funkciju asistenta glavnoga trenera, a kao stručni se komentator isticao i u novinarskom poslu.

( in 1940 )

Umro je Krunoslav Kićo Slabinac (76). Glazbenik je preminuo jutros u 6.50 sati u bolničkoj sobi zagrebačkog KBC-a u kojoj je ležao već tri mjeseca.
Kićo je u bolnici početkom kolovoza završio zbog koronarne bolesti koja mu je bila zahvatila krvne žile. Unatoč uspješnom zahvatu, tijekom kojeg su mu ugrađene tri premosnice, oporavak se zakomplicirao jer mu rana na prsnom košu nije zarastala kako treba.
Slavonski glazbenik proteklih mjeseci još je nekoliko puta bio operiran, a premda su se njegovi bližnji nadali da će sve krenuti na bolje, liječnici su ih u više navrata spremali i za ono najgore. Iza Kiće su ostali njegovi neutješni sinovi Pavao (41) i Ivan (39), prijatelji i brojni obožavatelji.
Krunoslav Kićo Slabinac koji je već u osnovnoj školi počeo svirati tamburicu i glumiti u dječjem kazalištu, a kasnije postao poznat po pjesmama “Seoska sam lola” i “Svatovac” lani je proslavio 50 godina solo karijere. Pjevao je sve, od rocka do bećarca.
Već s 15-ak godina, mladi Slabinac pod utjecajem glazbe Elvisa Presleyja, tamburicu je zamijenio gitarom, te je u glazbenoj školi na gitari učio svirati klasičnu glazbu, što mu se baš i nije svidjelo.
Sa svojim prijateljima, mladim Osječanima osnovao je rock-sastav Tornado, zatim Kon Tiki, te 1964. popularne Dinamite.
No zbog Kićina poziva za odsluženje vojnog roka Dinamiti se raspadaju, a po povratku iz vojske Kićo se iz Osijeka seli u Zagreb i započinje solo karijeru.
Njegova solistička karijera otpočela je kada je 24-godišnji Slavonac nastupio u emisiji 'Subotom uveče' u kojoj su se mladi talenti borili za svoje mjesto pod zvjezdanim nebom. Kićo - koji je prije početka solo karijere par godina nastupao s osječkom rock grupom 'Dinamiti' - u toj je televizijskoj emisiji pjevao autorsku pjesmu 'Plavuša', koja je odmah postala hit. A onda su zaredali nastupi na Opatijskom, Skopskom i Splitskom festivalu (gdje 1969. pobjeđuje sa skladbom 'Cvijet čežnje').
Godine 1971. na Eurosongu nastupa s pjesmom Ivice Krajača 'Tvoj dječak je tužan' i osvaja 14. mjesto.
- Plasman baš i nije bio za pamćenje, ali obožavatelji Eurosonga kažu da se radi o skladbi i izvedbi koje mogu biti svrstane u vrh eurovizijske produkcije svih vremena - ispričao nam je lani Kićo, autor skladbi 'Pokloni mi jedan dan' ili 'Tri slatke riječi', ističući da se nekad pomno biralo što će se pustiti u eter.
- Na prvim festivalima na kojima sam nastupao pjevao sam uz velikane glazbene scene poput Vice Vukova ili Arsena Dedića i bio sam manji od makova zrna, toliko sam ih poštovao. Bila mi je velika čast što i ja mogu zapjevati na istoj pozornici - rekao nam je lani Kićo kojem su mladenački idoli bili Elvis Presley i Tom Jones.
Bio je ponosan što je tijekom karijere surađivao s Dragom Britvićem, Đorđom Novkovićem, Arsenom Dedićem, Zdenkom Runjićem...
Manje je poznato da je prvo njemu nuđeno da otpjeva legendarnu 'Skalinadu', no tadašnji Kićin producent to je odbio, a pjesmu je na Splitskom festivalu otpjevao veliki Kićin prijatelj Oliver Dragojević.

( in 1940 )

Bivši vratar Liverpoola, Tottenhama i engleske nogometne reprezentacije Ray Clemence preminuo je u dobi od 72 godine, objavio je Engleski nogometni savez. Bio je jedan od najtrofejnijih britanskih nogometaša te jedan od najboljih vratara svoje generacije.
S Liverpoolom je u periodu od 1967. do 1981. osvojio tri Kupa prvaka (preteče današnje Lige prvaka), pet naslova prvaka Engleske, dva Kupa UEFA te po jedan europski Superkup, FA kup i Liga kup.
Svoju kvalitetu potvrdio je i u Tottenhamu u koji prelazi 1981. te odmah osvaja FA kup, a dvije sezone kasnije i novi Kup UEFA. Spursi su se odmah oglasili i u službenom priopćenju objavili da je Clemence "preminuo nakon duge i teške bolesti, u krugu obitelji".
Za Gordi Albion nastupio je 61 put, a skupio bi i puno više 'kapica' da mu konkurent nije bio veliki Peter Shilton. Na svome je službenom Twitter profilu Shilton objavio:
"Bili smo rivali, ali i veliki prijatelji. Bio je briljantan vratar koji je također imao sjajan smisao za humor. Ostali smo u izvrsnim odnosima i nakon umirovljenja, mnogo će mi nedostajati. Počivaj u miru, prijatelju", poručio je legendarni engleski golman.
Clemence je bio u sretnome braku sa suprugom Veronicom s kojom je imao troje djece - Stephena, Sarah i Julie.

( in 1940 )

"Dragi prijatelji, dubokoj tuzi vam Filip i ja javljamo da je danas u stotoj godini života preminuo naš Ivan Kožarić.
Naše Sunce vraća se Suncu, njegov sjaj ostaje zauvijek među nama svima. Počivaj u miru, ljubavi naša", javili su preko društvenih mreža umjetnikov nećak Filip Kožarić i sestra mu Barbara Kožarić Paić.
Ivan Kožarić bio je već neko vrijeme bolestan, a preminuo je u stotoj godini života. Bio je jedan od najvećih hrvatskih umjetnika svih vremena.
Kiparstvo na Akademiji likovne umjetnosti u Zagrebu upisuje 1943., a diplomirao 1947. Posredstvom francuskog kritičara Jacques Lassaignea, koji ga posebno uvažava, surađuje s Galerijom Maguy čiji mu vlasnik otkupljuje više radova.
Unatoč povoljnim okolnostima i mogućnosti ostanka u Parizu, Kožarić se vraća u Zagreb odlučivši karijeru nastaviti u domovini. Početkom šezdesetih Kožarić je član neformalne grupe Gorgona, zajedno sa slikarima Marijanom Jevšovarom, Julijem Kniferom, Đurom Sederom i Josipom Vaništom, arhitektom Miljenkom Horvatom, povjesničarem umjetnosti i konceptualnim umjetnikom Dimitrijem Bašičevićem Mangelosom, te kritičarima Matkom Meštrovićem i Radoslavom Putarom.
Izlagao je na mnogim važnim međunarodnim izložbama kao što su primjerice Veneciji (1976.) i Biennale u Sao Paolu (1979.). Djela mu se nalaze u brojnim privatnim zbirkama, kao i u muzejima u zemlji i svijetu. Zastupljen je u antologijama svjetske i europske skulpture. Više njegovih skulptura trajno je postavljeno u vanjskim prostorima među kojima i one najpoznatije, spomenik A.G. Matošu i Prizemljeno sunce u Zagrebu.

( in 1940 )

Merčep je bio zapovjednik postrojbe pričuvne policije u Pakračkoj poljani, kojeg je Vrhovni sud Republike Hrvatske 2017. godine pravomoćno osudio na sedam godina zatvora zbog ratnog zločina
Preminuo je Tomislav Merčep, objavila je Udruga hrvatskih dragovoljaca Domovinskog rata.
Merčep je umro u ponedjeljak navečer u 22 sata, nakon dugotrajne i teške bolesti. Njegova supruga nam je rekla da nema komentara i da ne može ni potvrditi ni negirati vijest, ali vijest nam je potvrdio Branimir Glavaš.
- Čuo sam se sa njegovom suprugom i rekla mi je da je Tomislav preminuo sinoć. Uz moždane udare ranije, završio je i bolnici jer mu je pukao čir. Dobio je i upalu pluća, ali koliko dosad znaju, nije od korone - rekao nam je njegov suborac i prijatelj Branimir Glavaš.
Merčep je bio pravomoćno osuđen na sedam godina zatvora jer kao zapovjednik postrojbe poznate kao 'merčepovci' nije spriječio ratne zločine nad srpskim civilima. 'Merčepovci' su, prema presudi, na kutinskom, pakračkom i zagrebačkom području nezakonito uhitili 52 osobe, od kojih su 43 ubili, tri se vode kao nestale, a šest ih je preživjelo mučenja i zlostavljanja.
"Nije spriječio ubojstvo 12-godišnje curice Aleksandre, a mogao je"
Županijsko državno odvjetništvo u Zagrebu podiglo je 8. lipnja 2011. optužnicu protiv Tomislava Merčepa zbog kaznenog djela ratnog zločina protiv civilnog stanovništva. Presudom Županijskog suda u Zagrebu od 12. svibnja 2016. Merčep je najprije proglašen krivim te osuđen na kaznu zatvora u trajanju od pet godina i šest mjeseci. Vrhovni sud Republike Hrvatske dana 2. veljače 2017. preinačio je presudu suda prvog stupnja u odluci o kazni te okrivljenog osudio na kaznu zatvora u trajanju od sedam godina.
Tom je presudom Tomislav Merčep, između ostalog, osuđen što je, obnašajući dužnost savjetnika u Ministarstvu unutarnjih poslova, iako je znao da njemu podređeni pripadnici postrojbe stacionirane u Pakračkoj Poljani i dijelom u Zagrebu, nezakonito postupaju neosnovano uhićujući ljude, pljačkajući i zlostavljajući civile te ih ubijaju, nije poduzeo mjere da takva ponašanja spriječi, pa su njemu podređeni pripadnici postrojbe, između ostalog, dana 7. prosinca 1991. u Zagrebu, u Poljičkoj ulici naoružani došli u kuću Mihajla Zeca usmrtili ga, a potom su tijekom noći 7./8. prosinca 1991., koristeći kombi vozilo Ministarstva unutarnjih poslova, odvezli njegovu suprugu Mariju Zec i 12-godišnju djevojčicu Aleksandru Zec na Sljeme i tamo ih usmrtili kod planinarskog doma, koji je tad korišten za smještaj pripadnika iste postrojbe.

( in 1940 )

Hrvatski
redovnik kapucin o. Bono Zvonimir Šagi preminuo je 16. studenoga 2020. u
Varaždinskoj općoj bolnici. Kao uzrok smrti navodi se plućna embolija,
vjerojatna komplikacija zaraze koronavirusom, s kojom se o. Bono, s drugom
subraćom redovnicima u varaždinskom kapucinskome samostanu, suočio prije
dvadesetak dana. O. Bono ispočetka se hrabro nosio sa zarazom, vjerujući da će
pobijediti opaki virus, govoreći da ima blage simptome i da mu u vrijeme
inkubacije virusa najteže pada izolacija od subraće, prijatelja i župljana.
Trpeći svoje boli, tješio je sve oko sebe pozivajući na strpljivost i nadu u
ovim teškim vremenima virusne pandemije. Njegovo bolestima načeto i iscrpljeno
tijelo otpustilo je dušu o. Bone za povratak k izvoru života, Bogu Trojedinome.
o. Bono Zvonimir Šagi (11. 12. 1932.
– 16. 11. 2020.)
O.
Bono jedan je od najistaknutijih hrvatskih teologa poslijekoncilskoga razdoblja
i sigurno jedan od najpoznatijih hrvatskih teologa novijega vremena. Za razliku
od svojega brata, o. Tomislava Janka Šagi-Bunića, glasovitoga hrvatskog
teologa, koncilskoga perite zagrebačkoga nadbiskupa Franje kardinala Šepera, o.
Bono nije se posvetio profesorskoj službi na teološkom fakultetu, ali je od
najranijih dana svoje teološke formacije redovito istraživao i pisao na
području teološke i kršćanske literature.
Područje
njegovoga teološkog zanimanja jesu liturgija i pastoral, socijalni nauk Crkve,
teološka analiza crkvene i društvene zajednice, odnos Učiteljstva i teologije,
karizme i institucije, mjesto, uloga i angažman kršćanskih vjernika laika u
Crkvi i društvu, redovništvo i kateheza. U svojim istraživanjima oslanjao se na
tri stvarnosti koje su bile trajno vrelo njegova istraživalačkoga rada:
evanđelje, nauk i život prvih kršćanskih zajednica, Drugi vatikanski koncil te
stvarni izazovi za konkretni život Crkve u sadašnjim povijesnim,
društveno-političkim i kulturnim okolnostima.
S
drugim poslijekoncilskim teolozima koji su djelovali naročito u bliskoj suradnji
vezanoj uz Kršćansku sadašnjost, o. Bono razvijao je tzv. „kontekstualnu
teologiju“ i „teologiju stvarnosti“, teološko tumačenje znakova vremena u
konkretnoj povijesnoj situaciji u kojoj se sada kršćani nalaze kao „sol zemlje“
i „svjetlo svijeta“, kao onaj poseban dio naroda, čovječanstva i zemaljske
stvarnosti koji je odgovoran za svakoga, a ponajviše za one najslabije među
ljudima. Dijalog i mir dvije su ključne teme koje prevladavaju u svemu pisanom
stvaralaštvu o. Bone. U raznim prigodama pozivao je na dijalog, kako onaj
između Crkve i društva, između vjernika i nevjernika, među kršćanima i
religijama, među humanistima neistomišljenicima tako i unutar Crkve i
kršćanskih zajednica.
Kao
dobar poznavatelj međuljudskih odnosa cijelo vrijeme svojega teološkog
istraživanja, pisanom i izgovorenom riječju, pozivao je na dijalog u istini,
pravednosti i ljubavi, parafrazirajući i usvajajući želju i nakane pape Ivana
XXIII., svodeći glavno značenje događaja Drugoga vatikanskog koncila na poziv
Crkvi ući u dijalog sa svima, bez izuzetaka, u traženju istine, ili barem
iskazivanja pravednosti prema drugome, a uvijek u ljubavi bez obzira na
mogućnost suglasja i dogovora.
Jedan
je od najboljih poznavatelja nekoliko uzastopnih povijesno-kulturalnih
razdoblja u novijoj povijesti svijeta: blokovska podjela i hladnoratovska klima
nakon Drugoga svjetskog rata, samoupravno socijalističko društvo u bivšoj
Jugoslaviji, tranzicijski procesi u suvremenom hrvatskom društvu i demokratsko
uređenje društva u Republici Hrvatskoj, čemu je i posvetio najveći dio svojih
teološko-publicističkih radova te se tom vrstom kršćanske literature profilirao
kao jedan od najznačajnijih hrvatskih publicista poslijekoncilskoga razdoblja.
Kontekstualnost
njegove teologije upućivala ga je kroz dugi niz godina na poticanje
plodonosnoga kršćanskog života u konkretnoj stvarnosti socijalističkoga
društveno-političkoga uređenja u bivšoj državi, koji je nužan kako bi se
premostila desetljeća potiskivanja kršćanske vjere na rub javnosti i
relevantnosti i kako bi se spremno dočekalo novo vrijeme demokratskih sloboda u
kojem je slobodne i pravedne odnose u društvu tek potrebno graditi i za njih
snositi odgovornost pred Bogom i narodom. U stalnoj osjetljivosti za krhkost
mira, o. Bono znanstveno i na druge način promicao je dijalog kao put mira,
surađujući sa svim onim hrvatskim intelektualcima koji su na bilo koji način
doprinosili mirotvornoj ideji i mirotvornim zalaganjima na ovim našim
prostorima povijesno obilježenima sukobima, mržnjom i osvetom kao stalnoj
prijetnji miru i društvenome razvoju. Ta teologija stvarnosti, koja ne
podcjenjuje akademsku, ali je radije stavlja u kontekst visokoznanstvenih ili
sveučilišnih ustanova, literarnom formom preferira onu publicističku, a ne
manje raspoznatljivom biva u pastoralnom, osobito katehetskom i propovjedničkom
angažmanu o. Bone. Prepoznat po svojoj iznimnoj dubini teološkog promišljanja i
jednako zapaženoj teološkoj erudiciji, o. Bono čest je sudionik teoloških
simpozija i tečajeva, čest sugovornik u crkvenim i jedan od rijetkih hrvatskih
teologa novijega vremena koji je podjednako često pozivan u svjetovne medije.
Visokoznanstvene ustanove, poput Katoličkoga bogoslovnog fakulteta u Zagrebu,
prepoznale su u o. Boni vrijedan i plodonosan teološki prinos te su njegove
knjige uvrštavane u popise preporučene literature u okviru filozofsko-teološkog
studija, naročito u području pastoralne teologije i socijalnoga nauka Crkve.
Pater
Bono, kako se obično naziva među djelatnicima Kršćanske sadašnjosti, jedan je
od prvih i najdugovječnijih suradnika ove ustanove Zagrebačke nadbiskupije.
Među onima koji su stvarali i razvijali Kršćansku sadašnjost – poslijekoncilsku
crkvenu i narodnu instituciju hrvatskoga naroda i svih ljudi dobre volje na
ovim zemljopisnim prostorima, a u nekim povijesnim trenutcima i puno šire –
otac Bono spada među nekolicinu čiji se prinos smatra neizmjernim.
Karizmatičnome trolistu Kršćanske sadašnjost – Josipu Turčinoviću, Vjekoslavu
Bajsiću i Tomislavu Janku Šagi-Buniću, među najodanije promicatelje koncilske
obnove na način i u okvirima djelovanja Kršćanske sadašnjosti, pripada o. Bono
Zvonimir Šagi.
On
je ponajprije autor niza knjiga u izdanju Kršćanske sadašnjosti koje se sve
odreda ističu po aktualnosti tema za sadašnjost Crkve i društva, ali također se
neumorno angažira u redakcijskim i uređivačkim poslovima vezanim uz revije Svesci,
AKSA, Služba riječi i dr. Također je urednik zapaženijih književnih
ostvarenja koja se tiču povijesno-crkvenih istraživanja i srodnih područja.
Jedan je od najstalnijih pisaca u kršćanskoj obiteljskoj reviji Kana u
kojoj je autor njezinih najznačajnijih kolumni.
U
organizacijskim strukturama Kršćanske sadašnjosti odigrao je značajnu ulogu,
osobito u jednom od najtežih razdoblja ove nakladničke kuće, u vrijeme Domovinskoga
rata i poraću, kada svi radom i životom iscrpljeni utemeljitelji i neumorni
graditelji velikoga djela nakladničke provedbe poslijekoncilske obnove odlaze u
vječnu domovinu. Predsjednik je Nadzornoga i Upravnoga odbora, odnosno
Skupštine Kršćanske sadašnjosti od 1992. do 2009. godine. U tome razdoblju
ostaje zapamćen kao mudar poznavatelj crkvenih, društvenih i nakladničkih
prilika, kao konstruktivni pomiritelj staroga i novoga, uvijek spreman za nove
pothvate i izazove, iskreno se sam radujući i potičući radost kolega i
suradnika za oduševljeno življenje i svjedočenje kršćanske vjere na način i u
skladu s obilježjima specifičnoga poslanja kakvo se pretpostavlja na području
kreativnih nastojanja u susretanju vjere i društva, vjere i kulture.
O.
Bono, i sam njegovim članom, trajno govori i piše istinu o Teološkom društvu
Kršćanska sadašnjost, svojedobno uredivši sa suradnicima i posebno izdanje
knjige dokumenata iz koje je svim dobronamjernim ljudima dostatno jasna
povijest i uloga TDKS-a u razvoju suvremene hrvatske crkvenosti. Nažalost, za
života je znao biti na udaru neopravdanih i neutemeljenih kritika koje svaku
vezu s Teološkim društvom Kršćanska sadašnjost smatraju neoprostivom. A takvima
je oprostio, pozivajući i druge na oprost, jer zločesti ljudi ne znaju što čine,
a ako znaju, vrijedni su sažaljenja i pomoći.
Na
svemu tome zahvalni, djelatnici Kršćanske sadašnjosti žale za gubitkom voljenoga
promicatelja mnogih dobrih i vrijednih inicijativa i sudionika u mnogim takvim
pothvatima koji su svi ad maiorem Dei gloriam. Uzdajući se u njegov
nebeski zagovor, pridružuju se molitvama tolikih vjernika s kojima je o. Bono
dijelio dobro i zlo i podnosio žegu dana, zavrijedivši na zemlji poštovanje, a
u Očevu krilu, uzdamo se, vječnu okrjepu i smiraj.
Stjepan Brebrić
Izbor
djela o. Bone Zvonimira Šagija u izdanju Kršćanske sadašnjosti
O.
Bono kao dugogodišnji suradnik u Kršćanskoj sadašnjosti ostavio je neizbrisiv
trag. Godine 2019. objavljen je njegov niz Pastoralne duhovne vježbe – riječ
je tri knjige koje nose identični naslov, a tematska i namjenska razlika
naznačena je u podnaslovima knjiga pa prvi svezak nosi podnaslov Crkva –
otajstvo zajedništva u Kristu Velikom svećeniku i nastala je uz Svećeničku
godinu 2009. Drugi svezak podnaslovljen je Biti čovjek vjere, nade i ljubavi
u globalno otvorenome svijetu, dok treći nosi podnaslov Vjerovati –
moliti – živjeti – djelovati. Od ostalih naslova tu su knjiga homilija Svaki
dan u zrcalu Božje riječi. Svagdanje homilije (2014.), Riječ Božja u
promišljanju trenutka. Homilije u nedjelje i blagdane A B C (2009.), Molitva
i misli mira u vrijeme rata. Homilije u dane molitve za mir i domovinu
(2007.), Prag na trag. Četrdeset godina Drugog vatikanskog koncila
(2006.), Put i usput redovništva. Četrdeset godina od Drugog vatikanskog koncila
(2005.), Na poprištu redovničke obnove (2004.), Sa svjetiljkom vjere
u društvenoj zbilji. Promišljanja sadašnjeg crkvenog trenutka (1999.), Da
sol ne obljutavi. Kršćanski pristup društvenim problemima (1999.), Laici
i svjetovna dimenzija Crkve (1995.), Izazovi otvorenih vrata
(1993.), Traganja za novom crkvenom praksom (1982.).
Životopis
O.
Bono, sin Stjepana Šagija i Ane r. Bunić, rođen je 11.
prosinca 1932. godine u Brodarovcu u Varaždinskoj županiji. Osnovnu školu
pohađao je u Druškovcu i Maruševcu, a gimnaziju u Varaždinu i Zagrebu. U
kapucinski red stupio je 17. rujna 1950. u Varaždinu, doživotne redovničke
zavjete položio je u Zagrebu 4. listopada 1955., za svećenika je zaređen 2.
studenoga 1958. u Varaždinu, a svoju mladu misu održao je 9. studenoga 1958. u
Maruševcu.
Diplomirao je teologiju 1959. godine na Katoličkom bogoslovnom fakultetu u Zagrebu. U ožujku 1961. poslan je u Varaždin po želji nadbiskupa Franje Šepera da pripremi osnivanje župa sv. Vida u Varaždinu i sv. Mihaela u Sračincu. Od 1961. vrši službu župnika župe sv. Vida u Varaždinu, uz to je još od 1965. – 1971. upravljao i župom Sračinec. Službu župnika župe sv. Vida obavljao je do svoje 75. godine kada je prema propisima crkvenoga prava dao ostavku na tu dužnost u srpnju 2008. godine. U više mandata bio je i gvardijan Kapucinskoga samostana u Varaždinu.
U pet trogodišnjih mandata bio je biran za
provincijala Hrvatske kapucinske provincije sv. Leopolda Bogdana Mandića (1973.
– 1982. i 1988. – 1992.) i u jednom mandatu (1976. – 1979.) predsjednik
Konferencije viših redovničkih poglavara (svih provincijala) u tadašnjoj
Jugoslaviji (KVRPJ). Aktivno je sudjelovao na četiri generalna kapitula Reda u
Rimu i svojim doprinosom sudjelovao u pokoncilskoj obnovi redovničkih pravila i
kanonskih propisa glede redovnika.
Od 1984. do 2005. godine kolumnist je u katoličkoj
obiteljskoj reviji Kršćanske sadašnjosti Kana (kolumna Pitanje sadašnjega trenutka), za koju je potom pisao
sve do svoje smrti. Od 1987. do 1992. glavni je i odgovorni urednik AKSA-e (Aktualnosti
Kršćanske sadašnjosti), a od 1993. do 2002. godine glavni urednik
revije za propovjednike Služba Riječi, koju
također izdaje KS. U toj je reviji napisao devet godišta homilija za sve
nedjelje i blagdane u godini. Objavljuje članke u raznim časopisima: Svesci, Bogoslovska smotra i
dr., te sudjeluje na teološkim i drugim simpozijima, javnim tribinama itd.
Za svoj rad dobio je mnoga priznanja i nagrade:
nagradu „Marija Jurić Zagorka“ Hrvatskog novinarskog društva za kolumnu 1996.
godine, plaketu Grada Varaždina 1996. godine, nagradu Varaždinske županije za
životno djelo godine 2002., 2008. proglašen je počasnim građaninom općine
Maruševec, a 2014. dobio je odlikovanje „Red Danice Hrvatske s likom Ruđera
Boškovića“. Visoko evanđeosko teološko učilište u Osijeku dodijelilo mu je
2014. Ekumensku povelju, a u prosincu 2018. godine primio je
Nagradu za životno djelo za 60 godina svećeništva, unaprjeđenje i promicanje
teološke znanosti te za sveukupni doprinos u znanstvenom i kulturnom životu
grada Varaždina te Nagradu za životno djelo za dugogodišnji medijski rad u
širenju Radosne vijesti i dijaloga u Crkvi i društvu na tragu Drugoga
vatikanskog sabora.
Preminuo je u varaždinskoj bolnici u ponedjeljak 16.
studenoga 2020. u 21:42.

( in 1940 )

Srpski patrijarh Irinej (91) preminuo je jutros u Vojnoj 'Karaburma' u Beogradu gdje se liječio mod koronavirusa, javljaju srpski mediji.
Kako je jučer priopćeno, opće zdravstveno stanje patrijarha Irineja je pogoršano, bio je pod stalnim nadzorom liječnika.
Vijest da je umro patrijarh Irinej stigla je nakon 15 dana teške borbe sa koronavirusom, koju je poglavar SPC vodio u vojno-medicinskoj bolnici Karaburma.
U četvrtak navečer posjetio ga je i srbijanski predsjednik Aleksandar Vučić, kojega su liječnici obavijestili da je patrijarh i dalje u vrlo teškom stanje i da je na respiratoru.
Bio je od 5. studenoga bio na liječenju, a dan ranije je utvrđeno da je pozitivan na covid-19.
Patrijarh srpski Irinej prisustvovao je masovnom pogrebu mitropolita crnogorsko-primorskog Amfilohija u Podgorici 1. studenoga, koji je također preminuo od posljedica koronavirusa. Samo tri dana kasnije zaraza je utvrđena i kod poglavara SPC-a.
Episkop niški Irinej ustoličen je u siječnju 2010. za patrijarha u stolnoj crkvi u središtu Beograda kao 45. poglavar SPC-a. Na tom mjestu zamjenio je patrijarha Pavla koji je preminuo u studenom 2009. godine, prenosi Jutarnji list.

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Legendarni glumac Mustafa Nadarević preminuo je nakon duge borbe s teškom bolešću u dobi od 77 godina, javlja Radio Sarajevo.
Vijest o njegovoj smrti potvrdio je glumac Moamer Kasumović za portal Radiosarajevo.ba.
Dijagnosticiran mu je bio karcinom pluća, nedavno je otpušten iz bolnice i bio je u kući u Zagrebu, a kako su pisali mediji, nije izlazio iz kuće zbog epidemiološke situacije.
Mustafa Nadarević rođen je u Banjoj Luci 1943. godine.
Iako je živio i radio u mnogim gradovima bivše Jugoslavije, najveći dio života proveo je u Zagrebu.
Kazališnu karijeru je započeo u Zagrebačkom kazalištu mladih, a 1969. godine postao je član Drame Hrvatskog narodnog kazališta u Zagrebu. Prve je velike uloge dobio u domaćim kazališnim komadima - Bogdana u 'Hvarkinji', Pometa u 'Dundi Maroju', Miletića u 'Ostavci', Leonea u 'Gospodi Glembajevima'.
Glumio je i Cyranoa, Figara i M. P. Murphyja, a filmsku karijeru započinje početkom osamdesetih godina prošlog stoljeća u sporednim ulogama.
U filmu „Otac na službenom putu“ Emira Kusturice 1985. godine istaknuo se ulogom Zijaha. Zatim su uslijedili filmovi „Već viđeno“ Gorana Markovića 1987. godine, „Glembajevi“ Antuna Vrdoljaka 1988. godine, pa „Kuduz“, „Gluvi barut“, „Praznik u Sarajevu“, „Puška za uspavljivanje“, „Ničija zemlja“, „Gori vatra“, „Nafaka“ i mnogi drugi. Publiku ispred malih ekrana oduševio je ulogom Izeta Fazlinovića u seriji „Lud, zbunjen normalan“ koja je snimana od 2007. do 2016. godine.
Kao redatelj je debitirao 1992. godine s predstavom „Let iznad kukavičjeg gnijezda“, a nakon toga postavio je nekoliko velikih predstava - „Balkanski špijun“ Dušana Kovačevića, „Zabune“ Alana Ayckbourna u Satiričnom kazalištu Kerempuh, „Hasanaginica“ Milana Ogrizovića u Hrvatskom narodnom kazalištu i Narodnom pozorištu u Sarajevu.
Za svoj je rad dobio niz nagrada i priznanja, a među njima i nagradu »Vladimir Nazor« za životno djelo za 2016.

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Kako navodi Clarin, Maradona je pretrpio kardiorespiratorni zastoj u svojoj kući u kojoj se oporavljao nakon nedavne operacije na mozgu kojom mu je odstranjen krvni ugrušak.
Brzo mu je pružena pomoć, no njegova tajnica za tisak potvrdila je smrt.
Maradona je početkom studenog završio u bolnici, a zbog krvarenja u mozgu hitno je operiran. "Mali zeleni" se, barem je tako izgledalo, sjajno i brzo oporavio. Međutim, u bolnici su mu dijagnosticirani i znakovi apstinencijske krize zbog čega je i oporavak došao pod znak pitanja te je prebačen u dobro čuvanu ekskluzivnu kliniku za odvikavanje u okolici Buenos Airesa.
Prije desetak dana je oporavak nastavio kod kuće, međutim, u srijedu je preminuo.
Nažalost, dogodilo se neizbježno, pišu argentinski mediji. Više puta je plesao po rubu, no ovoga puta sudbina je htjela drugačije. Ovoga puta zaustavila je njegov dribling. U Argentini je Maradona uvijek bio više od sportskog heroja - bio je božanska figura.
U zemlji koja je preživjela mnoge socijalne frustracije i nekoliko vojnih diktatura, El Diego je postao simbol nade i idol milijuna. Stoga niti ne čudi što je Argentina zanijemila kada je stigla crna vijest. U šoku su i u Napulju, gradu u kojem "Mali zeleni", također imao božanski status.
Jedan od najboljih nogometaša svih vremena otišao je svega tri tjedna nakon što je proslavio svoj 60. rođendan.
"Sanjam da mogu zabiti još jedan gol protiv Engleza, ovaj put desnom rukom," rekao je u jednom od posljednjih razogovora za France Footbal.
Jedan im je već zabio i to lijevom rukom, "božjom rukom", kako je to sam kazao nakon utakmice. Upravo su golovi koje je zabio Englezima u četvrtfinalu SP-a 1986. godine u pobjedi 2-1 možda i najviše obilježili njegovu karijeru.
Maradona je za vodstvo 1-0 "nadskočio" vratara Petera Shiltona i podignutom rukom iznad glave zabio pogodak. Tuniski sudac Ali Bin Nasser je bez razmišljanja pokazao rukom na centar. Englezi su se bunili, ali pomoći nije bilo.
"Udario sam loptu malo glavom, a malo uz pomoć Bože ruke", kazao je tada.
Četiri minute kasnije Maradona je postigao jedan od najljepših pogodaka svih vremena. Uzeo je loptu na svojoj polovici, a onda je nanizao četiri suparnička nogometaša i golmana. Nevjerojatan gol, kasnije je proglašen golom stoljeća. Gary Lineker je u samoj završnici uspio smanjiti rezultat, a Argentina je nakon toga otišla do svog drugog naslova prvaka svijeta.
"Najveći mi je ponos što sam ljude usrećio kroz nogomet. Osjećam da sam pružio zadovoljstvo i zabavu onima koji su me gledali na stadionima ili na televiziji", rekao je tada.
Jedan od najvećih nogometaša koje je svijet ikad vidio, pretrpio je i bezbroj neuspjeha i skandala tijekom godina koji su prijetili da će zauvijek okaljati njegovo nasljeđe.
No, kao što je i sam Maradona izjavio, lopta se ne može zaprljati. Bez obzira na sve njegove incidente, ludorije, te probleme s alkoholom i drogom, on je ostao fascinantna figura.
"Njegov talent i divlji način života pratili su ga od malih nogu. Jednostavno nije moglo završiti drugačije", rekao je njegov bivši suigrač u argentinskoj momčadi i s momčadi Boce Juniors, Hugo Perotti.
Maradona je rođen 30. listopada 1960. u Lanusu kao peto od osmero djece, no odrastao je u Villa Fioritu, siromašnom dijelu Buenos Airesa.
"Kiša je padala više iznutra nego izvana", rekao je Maradona jednom prilikom o svom prvom domu. U tri sobe, bez tekuće vode, stanovala je cijela obitelj: Diego Sr i Tota, Diego mlađi, njegove četiri starije sestre i tri mlađe braće i sestara.
Njegov izniman talent bio je očit već od malih nogu, a na njegovu karijeru najviše je utjecao ujak Cirilo, nekad vratar malog kluba Corrientes.
"Sve, baš sve je mogao napraviti s loptom. Glava ili noga, svejedno. Lopta se jednostavno lijepila za Diega," kazao je Francisco Cornejo, scout Argentinos Juniorsa, koji je prvi uočio Diegov talent.
Brzo je nadmašio lokalno okruženje, sa 15 je već igrao za Argentinos Juniors postao najmlađi igrač ikad u Primeri. Sa 16 je debitirao u dresu "Gauča", u prijateljskoj utakmici protiv Mađarske, a sa 19 je prvi put bio najbolji igrač Južne Amerike.
Nakon pet godina u Juniorsima, 1981. je preselio u Boca Juniorse. Unatoč činjenici da se na "La Bomboneri" zadržao samo jednu sezonu, Maradona je od nje napravio posebnu. Sa 28 golova u 40 nastupa odveo je momčad do naslova Primere. Iako su Bocini obožavatelji željeli da zauvijek ostane, već nakon jedne sezone je otišao u Barcelonu za tada rekordnih 7.3 milijuna dolara.
Nakon dvije sezone na Camp Nou preselio je u Napoli za još jedan svjetski rekord od 13 milijuna dolara.
Po njegovom dolasku u Napulj, lokalne novine zabilježile su da gradu nedostaju škole, autobusi, kuće, zaposlenje, ali ništa nije važno kao Maradona. Kada je ugledao 75.000 ljudi na predstavljanju bila je to 'ljubav na prvi pogled'.
U dresu Napolija je osvojio dva naslova prvaka Italije, Kup Uefa, talijanski Kup i Superkup. U nogometnom ludom Napulju nogometni genij je postao poput božanstva, ali istodobno i žrtva vlastitog uspjeha. Unatoč uspjehu na terenu, Maradonin osobni život postajao je sve gori i gori.
Napoli je napustio 1991. zaradivši 15-mjesečnu suspanziju zbog zlouporabe kokaina, a nakon suspenzije pridružio se Sevilli. U svom novom španjolskom klubu odigrao je samo 26 utakmica, daleko od uspjeha koji je postigao u Napoliju. Iz Seville se vratio u domovinu u Newell's Old Boyse, ali je sakupio samo sedam utakmica. Posljednji Maradonin bili su Boca Juniorsi (1995-1997).
Za reprezentaciju je svoja posljednja dva nastupa zabilježio na Svjetskom prvenstvu 1994. godine, gdje je impresivan povratak na teren zasjenio pozitivan test na lijekove za doping. Reprezentativnu karijeru završio je s 34 gola u 91 nastupu.
Trenersku karijeru je započeo u Textil Mandiyu, zatim je kratko vodio Racing Club, a od 2008. do 2010. i reprezentaciju Argentine. Trenirao je i Al-Wasl, Deportivo Riestru, Fujairah, Dorados de Sinaloa, a posljednji klub koji je vodio bila je Gimnasia de La Plate. Međutim, kao trener bio je mnogo manje uspješan, čak neuspješan.
Unatoč kontroverznom osobnom životu, Maradonin utjecaj na nogomet ne može se poreći. Na pitanje o Maradoni, Michel Platini rekao je: "Stvari koje bih ja mogao raditi s loptom, on bi mogao s narančom."
Karton Diega Maradone
Rođen: 30. listopada 1960
Mjesto riđenja: Lanús, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Visina: 1.65 m
Klubovi:
1976-1981 Argentinos Juniors
1981-1982 Boca Juniors
1982-1984 Barcelona
1984-1991 Napoli
1992-1993 Sevilla
1993-1994 Newell's Old Boys
1995-1997 Boca Juniors
Reprezentacija Argentine: 1977–1994 (91 nastup, 34 gola)
Trofeji:
Boca Juniors:
Prvenstvo: 1981
Barcelona:
Copa del Rey: 1983
Liga kup: 1983
Španjolski Superkup: 1983
Napoli:
Serie A: 1987, 1990
Talijanski kup:1987
Kup UEFA: 1989
Talijanski Superkup: 1990
Argentina:
Svjetsko prvenstvo 1986
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Trenerska karijera:
1994 Textil Mandiyú
1995 Racing Club
2008-2010 Argentina
2011-2012 Al-Wasl
2013-2017 Deportivo Riestra (pomoćni trener)
2017-2018 Fujairah
2018-2019 Dorados de Sinaloa
2019- Gimnasia de La Plata

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Najveći doprinos dao je na području kvizova među kojima su: 'Tri, dva, jedan...ali vrijedan', 'Pješčani sat', 'Brojke i slova'... Njegov najpoznatiji projekt je 'Kviskoteka' koja se prvi put emitirala 1979. godine, a voditelj je bio Oliver Mlakar. Prikazivala se 15 godina, a obnovljena je 2006. na televiziji Nova TV. Međutim, nije stekla popularnost i skinuta je s programa nakon jedne sezone.
Goluža je diplomirao komparativnu književnost i talijanski jezik, a nakon završetka studija zajedno s Pajom Kanižajem pokrenuo je časopis Paradoks. Zaposlio se na HRT-u 1967. gdje je radio sve do mirovine 2002. Nakon umirovljenja je nastavio surađivati na postavljanju kviza 'Tko želi biti milijunaš'.

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Nakon višetjedne borbe s koronavirusom, u subotu ujutro u bolnici u Zagrebu je umro Siščanin Damir Kukuruzović (45), jedan od najboljih hrvatskih i svjetskih jazz gitarista i dobitnik brojnih glazbenih priznanja. Kritičari su isticali kako je Damir gitaristički virtuoz koji uz iznimne sviračke vještine uspijeva dosegnuti najvišu estetsku razinu.
Damir Kukuruzović bio je osnivač i voditelj Siscia jazz kluba, koji je Sisak stavio na svjetsku kartu jazz i blues koncerata, te je proteklih godina u svoj rodni grad doveo vrhunske svjetske glazbenike. Damir je surađivao i svirao s najvećim glazbenim virtuozima današnjice: Stochelom Rosenbergom, Paulom Schaferom, Robinom Nolanom, Angelom Debarreom, Raphaelom Faysom, Ludovicom Beierom, Wawauom Adlerom, Yorguijem Loefflerom, Joschom Stephanom, Adrianom Burnsom, Zoranom Predinom i mnogim drugim.
Bio je poznat kao najistaknutiji hrvatski predstavnik glazbe Djanga Reinhardta. Utemeljitelj je 'Damir Kukuruzović Django Groupa' neizostavnog sastava na svim relevantnim jazz i blues festivalima u zemlji i inozemstvu.
Kukuruzović je bio organizator mnogobrojnih jazz festivala u Hrvatskoj od kojih je najpoznatiji Siscia open jazz & blues festival.
Godine 2011. dodijeljena mu je nagrada za najistaknutijeg akustičnog jazz gitarista Hrvatske, a 2013.godine dobiva priznanje za iznimno gitarističko umijeće i promociju hrvatske jazz glazbe u svijetu.

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Od posljedica koronavirusa umro bivši nogometni izbornik Otto Barić
OD POSLJEDICA koronavirusa u KB-u Dubrava umro je bivši hrvatski nogometni izbornik Otto Barić. Imao je 87 godina.
Ova informacija Indexu je potvrđena iz kruga obitelji.
Bivši izbornik sedam dana je bio u bolnici Dubrava. Kako nam je rečeno, Barić se dobro oporavljao, no zadnjih dana situacija se zakomplicirala.
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Vodio 14 klubova, najveće uspjehe imao u Austriji
Rođen je u Einskappelu u Austriji 19. lipnja 1933. godine. Kao nogometaš je "Her Otto", kako su mu tepali, igrao za Metalac i Lokomotivu, a nakon završetka igračke karijere započeo je trenersku u Lokomotivi.
Otto Barić je u bogatoj trenerskoj karijeri vodio čak 14 klubova i tri reprezentacije. Najveće je klupske uspjehe ostvarivao s Rapidom iz Beča i Casino Salzburgom. S Rapidom je osvojio čak 10 domaćih trofeja, dok je 1985. godine igrao finale Kupa pobjednika kupova u kojem je poražen od Evertona rezultatom 3:1.
S Casinom iz Salzburga je osvojio dva domaća trofeja, a u Europi je bio nadomak osvajanja natjecanja 1994. godine. U finalu Kupa Uefe bolji je u dva susreta bio milanski Inter.
>> Prve reakcije na smrt Otta Barića: Šok za šokom... Bio je mangup i ljudina
Vodio hrvatsku reprezentaciju
Pred kraj trenerske karijere Barić je vodio čak tri reprezentacije. Austrijski izbornik je bio od 1999. do 2001. godine, a Hrvatsku je preuzeo 2002. godine nakon Svjetskog prvenstva u Južnoj Koreji i Japanu. Reprezentaciju je nakon dodatnih kvalifikacija protiv Slovenije odveo na Europsko prvenstvo u Portugalu, gdje je Hrvatska bila u skupini s Engleskom, Francuskom i Švicarskom.
Ostvario je dva remija protiv Švicarske (0:0) i Francuske (2:2), dok je u posljednjem kolu na stadionu Luz u Lisabonu Hrvatska poražena od Engleske s 4:2. Na klupi reprezentacije Barića je zamijenio Zlatko Kranjčar.
Na kraju trenerske karijere Barić je vodio Albaniju od 2006. do 2007. godine.
Predsjednik Vlade izrazio sućut obitelji Otta Barića
Predsjednik Vlade Andrej Plenković uputio je izraze sućuti obitelji u povodu smrti Otta Barića.
"Sa žaljenjem sam primio vijest o odlasku jednog od najuspješnijih hrvatskih nogometnih trenera svih vremena, gospodina Otta Barića. Pamtit ćemo ga kao čovjeka velikog znanja i životnog iskustva, nogometaša i vrsnog trenera, koji je imao vrlo uspješnu trenersku karijeru u brojnim klubovima, a bio je i izbornik hrvatske nogometne reprezentacije koju je odveo na Europsko prvenstvo u Portugalu 2004. godine," stoji u brzojavu.
"U ovim teškim trenucima za Vašu obitelj primite izraze iskrene sućuti i dubokog poštovanja uime hrvatske Vlade i moje osobno," stoji u brzojavu predsjednika Vlade.

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Umro je veliki francuski trener Gerard Houllier
GERARD HOULLIER, proslavljeni francuski trener, umro je noćas u 74. godini.
Bivši francuski izbornik te trener PSG-a, Liverpoola, Lyona i Aston Ville imao je problema s krvnim žilama, a preminuo je nakon operacije nedugo nakon povratka kući iz bolnice.
U bogatoj trenerskoj karijeri Houllier je kao mlad trener, s 38 godina, osvojio naslov prvaka Francuske s PSG-om 1986. godine. U tom klubu bio je do 1988. godine, da bi sljedećih deset godina radio u sustavu francuske reprezentacije. Prvo je četiri godine bio pomoćni trener, da bi od 1992. do 1993. godine samostalno vodio reprezentaciju.
Nakon toga je bio izbornik U-18 i U-20 reprezentacije, a 1998. došao je u Liverpool na čijoj klupi je sjedio do 2004. godine. S klubom s Anfielda je 2001. godine osvojio FA kup, Liga kup, engleski superkup, Kup Uefe te europski superkup, a 2003. je dodao još jedan Liga kup. U prosincu 2000. godine upravo je on inzistirao na dovođenju Igora Bišćana iz Dinama za šest i pol milijuna funti.
Iz Liverpoola je otišao u Lyon s kojim je bio prvak Francuske 2006. i 2007. godine. Trenersku karijeru završio je 2011. godine kao trener Aston Ville kad su mu dijagnosticirani problemi sa srcem i krvnim žilama i više se nije mogao baviti tim poslom. No, bio je jedan od ključnih ljudi i savjetnika u stvaranju galaksije Red Bulla, od Salzburga preko New Yorka do Leipziga.
Bio je desna ruka Lyonova predsjednika Jean-Michela Aulasa i zadnjih godina imao je veliki utjecaj u tom klubu.
Zadnjih godina stanje mu se zakompliciralo te je išao na česta liječenja, a treća operacija, na kojoj je bio nedavno, bila je neophodna. Nažalost, Houllier se nije uspio oporaviti od zahvata te je preminuo.

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Preminuo prvi gospićko-senjski biskup Mile Bogović
mons. Mile Bogović (foto Hrvoje Jelavic/PIXSELL)
Biskupski ordinarijat u Gospiću obavijestio je da je u subotu 19. prosinca u 19 sati u Respiracijskom centru KBC-a Rijeka preminuo prvi gospićko-senjski biskup mons. dr. Mile Bogović.
Mons. Mile Bogović rođen je 7. kolovoza 1939. u Cerovcu, župa Slunj, od oca Mije i majke Mande rođene Piršić.
Nakon što je biskup Bogović osjetio znakove povišene tjelesne temperature obavio je u četvrtak 3. prosinca testiranje nakon čega je dobio pozitivan nalaz na koronavirus. U nedjelju 6. prosinca biskup Bogović je sanitetskim prijevozom Doma zdravlja Gospić odvezen u Opću bolnicu Gospić na dodatne preglede te je zbog rizičnosti koja je povezana sa starosnom dobi hospitaliziran na odjelu Opće bolnice Gospić. Cijelo vrijeme liječenja u Općoj bolnici Gospić biskup Bogović je bio stabilnog stanja. U četvrtak 10. prosinca stanje mu se naglo pogoršalo zbog hipoksije – smanjenja razine kisika u tijelu, te je hitno prevezen vozilom Zavoda za hitnu medicinu Ličko-senjske županije u KBC Rijeka u Respiratorni centar.
Biskup mons. dr. Mile Bogović blago je u Gospodinu preminuo u subotu 19. prosinca 2020. u 19 sati u Respiracijskom centru KBC Rijeka.
O sprovodnom obredu i svetoj misi Biskupski ordinarijat će javnost obavijestiti naknadno.
Životopis biskupa Mile Bogovića
Osnovnu školu pohađao je u Slunju, a klasičnu gimnaziju u sjemeništu u Pazinu. Teološki studij započeo je u Pazinu, a završio u Zagrebu. Od 1966. do 1971. studirao je na Papinskom sveučilištu Gregorijana u Rimu i postigao doktorat iz crkvene povijesti. Za svećenika Riječko-senjske nadbiskupije zaređen je 29. lipnja 1964., nakon čega je obavljao sljedeće dužnosti: bio je tajnikom nadbiskupa Viktora Burića, rektorom na Riječkoj teologiji, župnikom u Praputnjaku, generalnim vikarom Riječko-senjske nadbiskupije, voditeljem Sakralne baštine u Senju te profesorom crkvene povijesti na Riječkoj teologiji.
Papa Ivan Pavao II. imenovao ga je 4. lipnja 1999. pomoćnim biskupom Riječko-senjske nadbiskupije i dodijelio mu titulu naslovnoga biskupa Tamate. Za sjedište mu je određen Gospić. Biskupsko ređenje mons. Bogovića slavljeno je 29. lipnja 1999. u riječkoj katedrali sv. Vida, a njegov glavni posvetitelj bio je riječko-senjski nadbiskup Antun Tamarut.
Podjelom teritorija Riječko-senjske nadbiskupije, 25. svibnja 2000., papa Ivan Pavao II. ustanovio je novu biskupiju sa sjedištem u Gospiću, koja je dobila ime Gospićko-senjska biskupija i ušla u sastav Riječke crkvene pokrajine kao sufraganska biskupija. Ivan Pavao II. istodobno je imenovao mons. Milu Bogovića prvim biskupom novoustanovljene biskupije, a ustoličenje je proslavljeno 25. srpnja 2000. u Gospiću.
U Hrvatskoj biskupskoj konferenciji obnašao je službe: predsjednik Komisije HBK i BK BiH za hrvatski martirologij; član Biskupske komisije HBK za odnose s državom; član Biskupske komisije za dijalog sa SPC: član Biskupske komisije za Hrvatski Caritas; član Mješovite komisije Hrvatske biskupske konferencije, Hrvatske konferencije viših redovničkih poglavara i Hrvatske unije viših redovničkih poglavarica.
Papa Franjo prihvatio je 4. travnja 2016. odreknuće od službe zbog starosne dobi biskupa Mile Bogovića i za novoga gospićko-senjskog biskupa imenovao o. Zdenka Križića. Ujedno je mons. Bogovića imenovao apostolskim administratorom Gospićko-senjske biskupije do dana biskupskog ređenja mons. Križića 25. svibnja 2016.
Pokoj vječni darovao mu Gospodin. Počivao u miru Božjem!

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U 94. godini u Zagrebu je preminuo proslavljeni hrvatski glumac Pero Kvrgić. Legendarni kazališni, filmski i televizijski glumac posljednje godine života proveo je u Domu za starije osobe u Lašćinskoj.
Rođen je u Moravicama u Gorskom kotaru, 4. ožujka 1927. godine. U svojoj dugogodišnjoj karijeri glumio je u svim većim hrvatskim kazalištima, a često smo ga mogli vidjeti u filmovima i TV serijama. Procjenjuje se da je u karijeri imao više od 190 uloga, a glumio je čak i u poznim godinama - tako je sa 'Stilskim vježbama' na kazališnoj pozornici proslavio 90. rođendan.
U karijeri je dobio brojne nagrade među kojima i nagradu Vladimir Nazor za životno djelo. Od bivšeg predsjednika Republike Hrvatske Stjepana Mesića odlikovan je Redom kneza Branimira za izniman i dugogodišnji doprinos kulturi Republike Hrvatske, a 2007. godine dobio je i vlastitu zvijezdu u hrvatskoj Ulici slavnih na opatijskoj šetnici Slatini.
U opisu njegove bogate karijere naznačeno je kako je ostvario uloge u impozantnom nizu klasika, tako i u mnogobrojnim djelima suvremenih autora, od čega svakako treba izdvojiti nisku likova iz dramskih djela Marina Držića, od Muna iz drame "Skup", koju 1950. režira Branko Gavella, do uloga Pometa, Dunda Maroja, Zlatikuma, Arkulina, Negromanta, Staniše, Gulisava Hrvata...
Nastupao je i u nizu televizijskih i igranih filmova ("Opsada", "H-8", "Tri četvrtine sunca", "Drug predsjednik centarfor", "Sreća dolazi u 9", "Prijeki sud", "U sredini mojih dana", "Kamenita vrata", "Nausikaja", "Pont Neuf", "Doktor ludosti"...).
Svojedobno je za Jutarnji list rekao da je u cijeloj karijeri dobio samo tri loše kritike.
- Nije to ništa, ali pamtim... - našalio se Kvrgić.

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U Zagrebu je u subotu u 93. godini preminula bivša atletičarka i televizijska novinarka Milka Babović.
Zbog zdravstvenih tegoba, uobičajenih boljki karakterističnih za osobe njenih godina, hospitalizirana je prije dva i pol mjeseca. Bila je zaražena koronavirusom.
Milka Babović rođena je 27. listopada 1928. u Skopju, a u Zagrebu živi od 1948. godine gdje studira kemiju na Tehnološkom fakultetu u Zagrebu. Diplomirala je na Višoj pedagoškoj školi u Zagrebu (1963.) sport i tjelesni odgoj, hrvatski i njemački jezik. Govorila je engleski i njemački, služila se francuskim i ruskim.
Kao članica Mladosti, bila je atletska reprezentativka Jugoslavije, dvaput svjetska studentska prvakinja u trčanju na 80 metara s preponama (1953.u Dortmundu i 1957.u Parizu). Na EP u Bernu, 1954., bila je peta na 80 metara s preponama. Uz to, 17 puta bila je prvakinja Jugoslavije, 27 puta rušila je državni rekord (u nekoliko disciplina), 26 puta bila je članica reprezentacije, 2 put prvakinja Balkana.
U anketi „Sportskih novosti“ gdje glasuju sportski novinari, triput je bila proglašena kao najbolja hrvatska sportašica, dvaput jugoslavenska.
Od 1949. bavi se sportskim novinarstvom kao vanjski suradnik. U početku piše za „Narodni sport“ , kasnije sudjeluje u radijskom programu Radio Zagreba, a povremeno surađuje s „Vjesnikom“, „Slobodnom Dalmacijom“, „Oslobođenjem“ i nizom drugih tiskovina. Iznimno cijeni i poštuje velikoga novinara Hrvoja Macanovića, za kojega kaže da ju je svemu što zna on naučio.
Od 1957. radi stalno na Radio Televiziji Zagreb, prva je sportska reporterka u Hrvatskoj, osnivačica sportske redakcije televizije i njezina prva urednica, ujedno prva urednica u cijeloj Euroviziji, surađuje u svim programima TV Zagreb. Pokrenula je prvo jutarnje vježbanje uz TV ekran (emisija „Vježbajte s nama“) 1958., a zajedno sa Žuži Jelinek u emisiji „Porodica i domaćinstvo“ je organizirala prvu modnu reviju u studiju (tada je sve bilo uživo, nije bilo tehnologije koja bi to snimila). Surađuje i na emisiji „Pionirski mozaik“ (Mendo i Slavica) u dijelu o sportu.
Nekoliko godina, od 1958. uređivala je emisiju TV Zagreb „Telesport“, koja se poput nekog javnog okruglog stola aktivno bavila tjelesnom kulturom i sportom. Mnogi znani sportaši, treneri, pedagozi, liječnici i političari progovarali su u emisiji o rekreaciji, vrhunskom sportu, opasnostima, ljepoti, o dopingu, o školskom sustavu tjelesne kulture, o dvoranama, o svemu sportski relevantnom. Zbog specifičnog načina komentiranja postala je zaštitnim znakom TV prijenosa umjetničkog klizanja.
Osim nebrojenih reportaža i javljanja sa svih sportskih događaja širom zemlje, kao reporter i komentator radi i na OI u Rimu 1960. i Muenchenu 1972., na Zimskim olimpijskim igrama u Innsbrucku (1964. i 1976.), Grenoblu (1968.), a na ZOI u Sarajevu 1984. je zamjenica voditelja Press centra. Tijekom karijere kao komentator prati atletiku (6 EP), klizanje, gimnastiku, veslanje, konjički sport, skijaško trčanje i brzo klizanje. Za vrijeme OI u Lake Placidu 1980. radi kao instruktor EBU (Eurovizije) u obliku pomoći u organizaciji prijenosa s OI. Za potrebe OI u Sydneyu 2000.sudjeluje u izradi sustava za praćenje modernoga petoboja, a za Salt Lake City (ZOI 2002.) za potrebe sustava praćenja klizanja.
Istodobno s radom na TV Zagreb sudjeluje i u drugim redakcijama, uređuje i rubriku o sportu u dječjem listu „Smib“ (od 1970-1981.), suradnica je „Plavoga vjesnika“, a surađivala je i u drugim novinama i časopisima.Bila je koautor dijela Hrvatske opće enciklopedije (slova „H“ i „I“), te članica uređivačkog odbora stručnog časopisa „Povijest sporta“ (izlazio 1970-1999).
Babović je bila predsjednica Sekcije sportskih novinara Hrvatskog novinarskog društva (danas Hrvatski zbor sportskih novinara) od 1974.-1978, a u dva mandata bila je članica Jugoslavenskog olimpijskog odbora.

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