The Deaths in 2014 site lists under September 10th:
What also stands out in the first excerpt above is the film "Happy Gilmore", mainly because the name breaks down into a cryptic phrase re "Happy Gill more"... given that my step son, who has been the subject matter in a recent post, is name "Gillman" (pronounced "Jillman") and who we nickname "Gill", this is meaningful in particular.
The poster ad for the film is meaningful given that it's obviously golf related and very artistically done-- looking up through the tee hole, we see Adam Sandler (Happy Gilmore) standing there with club over shoulder looking perplexed and a wee bit "teed off" because as we can also see, the ball had come to rest at the very edge of the hole. This stands out because of a story that Gillman's cousin, Patrick (Bud) relayed to my partner and I not that long ago-- he and Gill were playing golf and Gill actually made a "hole in one" on his first swing!! Note from the films wiki page:
Richard Kiel, 74, American actor (The Spy Who Loved Me, Moonraker, Happy Gilmore)What immediately stands out is his surname Kiel, because it sounds like "keel" and because this connects to the recent "Shipp/Bott/Boat" pattern-cluster. Note the following etymology:
keel (v.1) ... To keel over (1876) nautical image of a ship turning keel-up.
keel (n.) ... from Proto-Germanic *keluz, of uncertain origin. Some etymologists say this is unconnected with the keel that means "a ship, barge," which also is the root of Middle Dutch kiel "ship," Old English ceol "ship's prow," Old High German kiel, German Kiel "ship," but the two words have influenced each other. Barnhart, however, calls them cognates. Keel still is used locally in England and U.S. for "flat-bottomed boat," especially on the Tyne.To "Keel Over" certainly has that eerie inner twin cryptic undertone!! Note from his wiki page:
Richard Dawson Kiel (September 13, 1939 – September 10, 2014)He died just two days after his birthday!! The number 2 being significant to the inner twin world... understandably!!
What also stands out in the first excerpt above is the film "Happy Gilmore", mainly because the name breaks down into a cryptic phrase re "Happy Gill more"... given that my step son, who has been the subject matter in a recent post, is name "Gillman" (pronounced "Jillman") and who we nickname "Gill", this is meaningful in particular.
The poster ad for the film is meaningful given that it's obviously golf related and very artistically done-- looking up through the tee hole, we see Adam Sandler (Happy Gilmore) standing there with club over shoulder looking perplexed and a wee bit "teed off" because as we can also see, the ball had come to rest at the very edge of the hole. This stands out because of a story that Gillman's cousin, Patrick (Bud) relayed to my partner and I not that long ago-- he and Gill were playing golf and Gill actually made a "hole in one" on his first swing!! Note from the films wiki page:
It stars Adam Sandler as the title characterKeep in mind that his first name is an addition to the recent "Biblical Names" pattern-cluster, note from Sandlers wiki page:
Adam Richard Sandler (born September 9, 1966)Note the numeric version of his birthday: 9/9/66... twin 99 and twin 66... all numbers are graphically identical except upside down from one another!! Not only that, Sept 9th is two days off from 9/11 as well... on the other side that is. Welcome to the Weird and Not so Wonderful inner twin world!!!
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