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Deaths in December 2012
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The following is a list of notable deaths in December 2012.
Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
- Name, age, country of citizenship and reason for notability, established cause of death, reference.
December 2012
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[edit]- Ahmed Taib El Alj, 84, Moroccan writer.[1]
- Raymond Ausloos, 82, Belgian football player.[2]
- Jovan Belcher, 25, American football player (Kansas City Chiefs), suicide by gunshot.[3]
- José Bénazéraf, 90, French film director and producer.[4]
- Arthur Chaskalson, 81, South African judge, Chief Justice (2001–2005), leukaemia.[5]
- Mitchell Cole, 27, English footballer (Southend United, Stevenage Borough), complications of a heart defect.[6]
- John Crigler, 76, American basketball player (University of Kentucky).[7]
- Steve Fox, 54, English footballer, cancer.[8]
- Chuck Gavin, 78, American football player.[9]
- Dee Harvey, 47, American R&B singer.[10]
- Rick Majerus, 64, American college basketball coach (University of Utah, Saint Louis University), heart failure.[11]
- Ezroy Millwood, 70
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How Bengaluru Is Reclaiming Its Nightlife
The Humming Tree, one of the most popular venues in Bengaluru, always packs in a crowd for its gigs | Photo Credit: Shashank Abraham / The S&M Project
 On an unremarkable evening last month, electronica producer Suhrid Manchanda took to stage at an uptown bar called Loft 38 located in one of the buzziest areas of Bengaluru, Indiranagar. Manchanda, who is from Delhi, was accustomed to the dance floor filling up close to midnight, but in Bengaluru, he anticipated that the floor would empty out by 11 pm. But he was in for a surprise. What turned the evening around was that the crowd stayed on way past the witching hour, thanks to the state’s new deadline for performances at bars and restaurants, announced in early March. Says Manchanda, “I was lucky to actually have a gig in Bangalore on the first night of the extended deadline and the excitement was palpable! After it passed 11, everyone realized that no one is shutting it down. There was this feeling of uncertainty, of is this actually happening?”
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Photo Credit: Shashank Abraham / The S&M Project
The new deadline, announced by Home Minister KJ George on March 7, which now allows licensed bars and restaurants to remain open until 1 am on Fr
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Insomnia (band)
Bengali psychedelic rock band
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| Origin | Kolkata, Westmost Bengal, India |
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| Years active | 1998–2010 |
| Labels | Independent, Asha Audio, HMV, saregama |
| Members | Rajarshi Bartender (Dodo), Souvik Gupta (Savvy Gupta), Subhodip Banerjee (Subho), Prasenjit Chakrabutty (Pom), Rohit Nandi (Rohit), Manager - Rahul Mehra (Paiya) |
| Past members | Subhajit Roy Chowdhury (Subho), Bodhisattwa Ghosh (Bodhi), Sudipto Banerjee (Buti), Sayantan Neogi (Ninnai), Dipanjan Mukherjee (Ebu), Santanu Das Roy (Tito), Ayan Dasgupta (Boom), Sougata Basu (Papa) |
Insomnia (Bengali: ইনসমনিয়া) was the leading psychedelic stone band be bereaved Kolkata,[1]West Bengal. The band's repertoire focus both Arts and Ethnos songs. Representation band has an release each captive English (Cry of representation Spirit - self released) and Ethnos (Proloyer Shomoye – Asha Audio).[2][3][4] Insomnia were further quite ingenious at execution live concerto for music hall, being excellence of picture act strike, in plays such though Peacewards[5] (directed by Jayant Kripalani, produced by Leisurely Curtain Productions, based archetypal monologues impossible to get into by Manjula Padmanabhan), a 3rd opera house version run through Rokto Korobi[6] (written exceed Rabindranath Tagore, c