Kathleen Turner: Burt Reynolds was terrible to work with
Kathleen Turner found it "terrible" working with Burt Reynolds. She said: "Working with Burt Reynolds was terrible. The first day Burt came in he made me cry. Although Kathleen hasn't had the best luck working with actors throughout her career, she was quick to heap praise on fellow actress Meryl Streep. I wish she would do more stage work.
Source:Daily Sun
August 08, 2018 01:18 UTC
Pine Hill Community Forest to celebrate opening Saturday
The Upper Saco Valley Land Trust purchased the Pine Hill parcel from the Kennett Company earlier this year, to create the Pine Hill Community Forest in conjunction with Tin Mountain Conservation Center and the town of Conway and school officials, with the resource to be overseen by an advisory task force. Kennett High may be seen in the upper right of this aerial photograph. (USVLT COURTESY PHOTO)
Source:Daily Sun
August 07, 2018 23:46 UTC
Flagstaff's most popular trail needs help
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August 07, 2018 23:26 UTC
NAU's off-campus housing a negative impact
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August 07, 2018 23:26 UTC
US finalises next China tariff list targeting $16bn in imports
The action is the latest by US President Donald Trump to put pressure on China to negotiate trade concessions after imposing tariffs on $34 billion in goods last month. The latest $16 billion list will hit semiconductors from China, even though many of the basic chips in these products originate from the United States, Taiwan or South Korea. The Semiconductor Industry Association expressed disappointment at USTR's decision to keep the sector on the tariff list. USTR removed a handful of items from its original list after a 46-day public comment and review period found they would cause "severe economic harm." The latest list brings the total Chinese imports that face a 25 percent tariff to about $50 billion in a rapidly escalating trade war that could eventually slap duties on all goods traded between the world's two largest economies.
Source:bd News24
August 07, 2018 22:52 UTC
22 private university students remanded for ‘violence’ during road safety protests
The students are from East West, North South, South East and BRAC universities in the capital. Metropolitan Magistrate Abdullah Al Masud rejected their bail pleas and granted police two days on Tuesday to grill the students. Defence lawyer AKM Muhiuddin Faruq alleged police tortured the ‘innocent’ students in custody. Kabir Hossain, the lawyer for East West University student Ridwan Ahmed, alleged police beat up and broke a finger of his finger. The students protesting for road safety measures and justice for traffic accidents clashed with police in the university areas on Monday.
Source:bd News24
August 07, 2018 20:45 UTC
Peta Murgatroyd determined to make time for her husband
Peta Murgatroyd has to "carve out time" for her husband now that she's a mother. She said: "With a toddler, you have to carve out time for your husband. When I wake up, my mind is immediately on Shai when it used to be immediately on him." Any alone time means the world to us, where we can grab lunch and then maybe see a movie." Speaking to Health magazine, she said: "Because I wasn't getting depressed at home, in my sweats, with milk all over me.
Source:Daily Sun
August 07, 2018 20:26 UTC
Dhaka back to normal
Traffic has also been fairly normalAfter an intense student movement for road safety that took place across Bangladesh for nine days, the situation went back to normal on Tuesday. There was no report of any student protest anywhere in Dhaka or elsewhere in the country. As the Traffic Week 2018 is in progress in Bangladesh since Sunday, traffic police were seen checking vehicles in Dhaka. Office-goers, business owners and street vendors, who suffered immensely during the protests due to lack of public transport, expressed satisfaction as the situation has gone back to normal in Dhaka. The students had tried to stage protests against the attacks on students that took place in Dhaka on Saturday and Sunday.
Source:Dhaka Tribune
August 07, 2018 20:03 UTC
Will BNP contest polls without Khaleda?
This would prevent the BNP from contesting future electionsThe BNP has said that it will not participate in the national election unless its Chairperson Khaleda Zia is released from jail. Senior BNP leaders say contesting polls is part of political activity, hinting that they might participate in the election in Khaleda’s absence. BNP leaders say the Awami League government sent Khaleda to jail in a politically-motivated case to prevent her from leading her party during the polls. BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, and several standing committee members, said the BNP-led 20-party alliance will boycott national polls if Khaleda is not released. Besides, as a major party, the BNP would like to contest such political events with our leader,” he added.
Source:Dhaka Tribune
August 07, 2018 19:52 UTC
World War II veteran remains return home
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Source:Daily Sun
August 07, 2018 19:41 UTC