He was hiding out there, trying to recruit people for his militia, when he was located and captured. I think the president of Bolivia ordered him shot the next day -- or close to it.
It's not a list of ALL people who died young, you know. Nor is it a list to appease petty minded little idiots who get all upset over their own pet individual.
Sorry, but BCE (Before Our Common Era) represents BC and our Common Era (CE is the equivalent of Anno Domini). This distinction was made when historians couldn't quite juxtaposition the birth of Christ (who was actually born in 2 BC) with the fact that he would
have been born before himself. Subtract the date he was crucified from his age at death (33) and you will arrive at the correct answer.
But the city of Imola is part of the metropolitan city of Bologna, despite being 40km from the city of Bologna (which is also part of the metropolitan city of Bologna). So Bologna is wrong, but also right, and Imola is right as well. Hope that cleared it up.
Heath Ledger? Janis Joplin? Stevie Ray Vaughan? River Phoenix? Sammy Wanjiru? Buddy Holly? Charlotte Bronte? And Rik Mayall, who I know wasn't that young but I just wish like hell he was still alive.
The two that impress me the most are Alexander the Great and Kurt Cobain. Alexander expanded massively expanded his empire and is widely renowned as the greatest military commander in history... and he died in his early 30s. Kurt Cobain's music is still played today and he's been inducted into multiple halls of fame, and he did everything in his 20's.
There is actually some evidence that Gehrig did not actually have Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS) and may have just died of complications from years of concussions from the sport.
If he got successive concussions as a first baseman, baseball was a very different sport back then. Pretty much the only three ways to get concussions in baseball are by running into the outfield wall, which first basemen never do, getting beaned in the head by a pitch, which is possible but very rare because most pitchers are not monsters, and in a collision at home plate. I know they didn't wear helmets in Gehrig's time, so I could see him getting badly injured by a pitch to the head. Just surprising because the notion of a player getting repeated concussions playing baseball today sounds near-impossible.
as he was wont to do.
And what about Big, B.I.G., Biggy?
have been born before himself. Subtract the date he was crucified from his age at death (33) and you will arrive at the correct answer.
(remember, there was no year 0).