Gardening Lovers Spot

Oh my Skywalker! "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" is approaching fast. And ever since  the first trailer's premiere  at Star Wars Celebration in April, we've been fed a healthy diet of clues regarding what to expect when Mark Hamill's Luke, Daisy Ridley's Rey and the rest of the characters in a galaxy far, far away return to movie screens. While we have absolutely no early intelligence about the movie's plot, let's lead off with the 100 percent spoiler-free details for anyone who's been  avoiding online trailers ,  toys  and any other possible hints about what they might find when the film debuts. When you can watch 'The Last Jedi' "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" opens in the US, UK and Australia on Thursday 14 December.  Tickets went on sale in October  and many screenings have already sold out, but it certainly couldn't hurt to check with your local movie theater to grab an opening-weekend seat. Take a restroom bre...

The Managing Director of the Gambia International Airline (GIA), Lamin Cham, yesterday revealed to the 'Janneh' Commission that about ten Million US Dollars was spent on the maintenance of some of the States Aircraft's, within a period of three years and over D72, 000,000 was spent by the office of the former president on Hajj packages, from the year 2011. He said he inherited five state aircrafts out of which, two were scrap while three were in service; that among the scrap aircrafts were C5 GNM and C5 GAM but that he could not remember how long they've not been used. He said Boeing 727 was last used during the political impasse when the former First Lady used it to travel to the United States. According to him one of the Aircraft is under maintenance in Bonn, Germany, and has been there for two and a half years; that the last time they visited Germany, it was almost done and once Gambia Civil Aviation (GCA) recommends that it's airworthy, they will bring it ba...

Sexual misconduct allegations have rocked Hollywood, the media, and Capitol Hill this week. These high-profile accusations — from Charlie Rose to Sen. Al Franken to Rep. John Conyers — reveal systemic problems within these fields. And voters think those industries — but not their own workplaces — are where the problem of sexual harassment is most prevalent. A Politico/Morning Consult Poll, which asked voters about the recent allegations against Franken and Roy Moore, also surveyed Americans to gauge their perceptions about sexual harassment in the workplace across industries. Hollywood led, with 59 percent of voters saying harassment represented a big problem in the entertainment industry.  http://diggtrends.com The federal government came in second, with 43 percent, and the news media next, with 36 percent. Other political fields, such as local and state government, also got a third of votes. (The poll surveyed 2,586 registered American voters from November 16 to 18.) But vote...