Richard Harrison, famous for the 'Pawn Stars' show, passed away at 77

History Channel confirmed the death of Richard Harrison, known for participating in the "Price of History" program. The production of “The Price of History ", program of History Channel, is dismayed after knowing the death at 77 years of Richard Benjamin Harrison , popularly known as the 'Old'.

"We will remember him for being an extraordinary father, grandfather and great grandfather that our family could have, his fans will remember him for being grumpy and sarcastic, also for being the voice of reason in the program", you can read in the post dedicated to Richard Harrison.

Richard Harrison, the father of the family in the price of history program, died this morning at age 77. According to the TMZ site, the news was confirmed by his son Rick Harrison.

"The old man [as the show nicknamed him] died surrounded by his loved ones. His family, the team of the price of history and his fans, will always miss him a lot. He was my hero and I was lucky to have an 'old man' as great as my father, "said Rick.

In the farewell message, Harrison added that his father lived "a full life and, through the television program, has come to the lives of many people with his lessons on the importance of love for your family, hard work and the humor".

The causes of his death are still unknown.

• The news has transpired thanks to a post posted on the official Facebook account of the Gold & Silver Pawn store, which you can see below, which does not detail the causes of a death that comes preceded by not a few rumors about the delicate health status of "El Viejo" and a progressive decrease in his appearances on the television show.

Rick said sadly when he was interviewed by Fox News. "He is my hero. I'm really lucky to have such a cool "Old Man" as my father. I am very grateful to be able to experience so many things with him and let everyone see how great he is to love family. Rick also expressed his deep gratitude to everyone and said that he hopes that the outside world can help himself and his family. Keep some privacy.

The Deadly Secret of Andreas Lubitz

As "normal" the copilot is described which tore into death the passengers of the German Wings flight from Barcelona to Dusseldorf. But how normal is normal?

rench prosecutor Brice Robin from Marseille announced a disaster after disaster, when he co-pilot of the German Wings Airbus said on Thursday: ". It was his desire to destroy this aircraft" Ulrich Wessel, the headmaster of the school in supporting the by the disaster 16 students and two teachers lost, said it was "much worse than we have much thought." German Chancellor Angela Merkel said: "This is something going on every imagination beyond."

An accident, a storm, human error, all this would have been to take might somehow. But that just man, which after intense exercise the lives of hundreds of people was entrusted and had this confidence yet disappointed that so that man loses control of his own life and becomes a mass murderer - that seemed despite less similar incidents in the recent past to be unthinkable.

Human state of emergency
The question of why the unthinkable happened, why the plane crashed with 150 people on board, since then directed to Andreas Lubitz, a young man from the Rhineland-Palatinate Montabaur, 27 years old, who has always wanted to be a pilot, but initially only flight attendants was that the first floor of this lovely family home lived with his brother, who flew in September 2013 in the Lufthansa subsidiary German Wings and had finally completed 630 hours of flight time. Why would he kill himself while 149 people tear into death? Why he wanted to be not only suicides, but also a mass murderer? Why? Had they need to know?

The question can not be answered accurately even scientists and perhaps could not even answer us Andreas Lubitz even if he was still alive. For not only the question of why people at a certain time in a certain way take their own lives, are available for members and the public often no answer. Even science can not explain exactly what processes in the brain lead to suicidal thoughts today.

Although we have not experienced biochemical changes in the study of suicide victims in the brain, says Andreas Reif, Professor of Psychiatry at the Frankfurt University Hospital. These changes were not explained by a single cause. Even patients who have survived a suicide attempt, "can in hindsight, if they are healthy again, do not understand sometimes do not tell me what was going on in them." The feeling of suicidality is a human emergency, which alters the feel and think in principle.

Wikileaks denies rumor about death of Paul McCartney

wikileaks denied recent information that shook the world, related to the myth of the death of Paul McCartney, and clarified that it has no documents to support the passing of exbeatle.
Some days ago it was said that the organization had documents as a supposed death certificate signed by the notary Edward Wallace and police chief, Jills Templeton and a statement of John Lennon lamenting the departure of his partner and announcing that the group would making music at that time.

He said even that same manager of The Beatles asked that the alleged statements were filed Lennon and Paul sought to replace.

Wikileaks message on Twitter saying that "there is a circling over which we have recently published some documents claim that Paul McCartney died in 1966. We did not do history."

The daily reproduces this report which is supposed to new data on the death of Beatle without mentioning the source detailed, only refers to the news portal Music Television News has tried to contact Ringo Starr to confirm information . "So far it has not transcended more information. Music News Television, through its correspondent in London, has tried talking to Ringo Starr, the only member (now owned) left alive Beatles. But the drummer more famous of all time has declined to comment ". At the moment you can not access this site by the number of visits you are receiving from the exclusive appeared.

The rest of the details appearing in the news are already known: "George Martin, producer of all four of Liverpool, proposed a replacement quickly as they were in the middle of the recording sessions of Sgt Peppers Although it was Ringo Starr, according to. includes cable, who suggested the other band members to give some clues on future albums the group "as a tribute to Paul".

The Court denied parole for Robledo Puch

Robledo Puch, the serial murderer who in the 70s was known as the "Angel of Death", will not have access to probation despite having spent more than four decades in captivity, as decided by the Supreme Court yesterday Justice to confirm a rejection of that request.  

Robledo Puch is sentenced to life imprisonment for a series of murders that took place in the early '70s, when public opinion was shocked by the crimes and the coldness that had made ​​the young blond son a manager of a US automaker.
The judges Ricardo Lorenzetti, Elena Highton de Nolasco and Juan Carlos Maqueda, confirmed the decision of the Supreme Court of Buenos Aires, provincial high court to argue that brought the official defending Puch had done instead.
The famous prisoner is imprisoned for ten aggravated murder, a simple murder, 17 robberies and two cases of sexual abuse committed between 1971 and 1972 and is in jail since February 3, 1972, more than 43 years.
During his captivity he suffered the isolation of his fellow prisoners and contracted the HIV virus, as was said.
In a letter to the Supreme Court of Buenos Aires, in November 2013, Robledo Puch wrote: "How I continue to deny freedom, why I do not change it for a lethal injection? ".
Although according to process, Robledo Puch is able to go free since the mid-90s, Justice repeatedly refused his requests for release because it believes is not in able to reintegrate into society.
After the death of his parents, no one claimed by the most famous contemporary murderers of Argentina.

History Club Toronto Raptors: NBA selects Isaiah Austin in draft

Toronto Raptors are a professional basketball team based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. They are part of the Federation of Eastern Atlantic in the National Basketball Association (NBA).

The team was founded in 1995, along with the Vancouver Grizzlies as part of the NBA's expansion into Canada. When the Grizzlies relocated to Memphis, Tennessee in 2001, the Raptors became the only Canadian team in the NBA.

Initially, their home turf at SkyDome, before moving to the Air Canada Center (ACC)

Like all early childhood established team, the Raptors struggled in their early years, but after the acquisition of Vince Carter through a draft in 1998, they had one good team and made the NBA Playoffs in 2000, 2001, and 2002. put Carter was a major factor leading team playoff series and won their first victory in 2001, where they advanced to the Eastern Conference Semifinals. In the 2002-2003 and 2003-2004 seasons, they have not achieved significant progress and strong team with Vince Carter or Tracy McGrady also gradually down and leave the team performance

After Carter left, Chris Bosh emerged as the new captain, but Raptors still have not been any new progress. With the appointment of Bryan Colangelo as General Manager and change the personnel list for the 2006-2007 season, they are eligible for their first playoff berth in five years. In the following season, they advanced to the playoffs again. Current captain of the club's current Jarrett Jack was definitely not stay here or not next season after the former captain turned to Chris Bosh to play for the Miami Heat.

Transfer history performance version Raptors

Creation of the Raptors



Toronto Raptors were established on September 30, 1993 when the NBA, as part of its expansion into Canada, following the transfer of its 28 to a group headed by Toronto businessman named John Bitove. Raptors, along with the Vancouver Grizzlies, played their first game in 1995, and is the first team in the NBA based in Canada after Toronto Huskies from 1946-1947.

Initially it was more like performance version Huskies, but the management team realized that it would be nearly impossible to design a logo that not many arrays concise as the Minnesota Timberwolves. As a result, a national competition was held to help the team create its own icon. More than 2,000 names were narrowed down to ten prospects: Beavers, Bobcats, Dragon, Grizzlies, Hogs, Raptors, Scorpions, T-Rex, Tarantulas, and Terriers. The final selection-Toronto Raptors-was unveiled on Canadian national television May 15, 1994; choices are affected by the "hot" movie Jurassic Park.

NBA selects Isaiah Austin in draft

On May 24, 1994, the team's logo and first General Manager (GM), Isiah Thomas were revealed at a press conference. Team bright colors of red, purple, black, and silver has also been published; in it, the silver color is affectionately called "Naismith" silver was chosen as an ode 1 Canadian named James Naismith, who invented basketball. The team initially played in the Central, and before the season started, proceeds from ticket sales of the Raptors were ranked seventh in the league, marking the successful return of professional basketball to Canada.

CEO's first-team Isiah Thomas quickly streamline management positions with his staff, to the Detroit Pistons assistant Brendan Malone-the-head coach of the Raptors. The position on the pitch, the team was then filled as a result of an expansion draft in 1995. Toronto was given first choice and selected Chicago Bulls PG and BJ Armstrong threw three points . However, Armstrong did not like the Raptors and Isiah Thomas has assigned him to the Golden State Warriors for PF: Carlos Rogers and Victor Alexander. Then, Thomas chose a variety of other players, including veterans Jerome Kersey, Willie Anderson and former teammate John "Spider" Salley in Pistons.



Utilising high position in the 1997 NBA Draft, Thomas selected Damon Stoudamire, a PG from the University of Arizona, to rebuild the team started from one PG. However, the selection of Stoudamire was met with a response from the fans in the 1995 NBA Draft at the SkyDome in Toronto, many of whom wanted Ed O'Bannon of UCLA, one of the most valuable 4 in NCAA Final .