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Tuesday, January 19, 2016
is it true that, Eden Hazard and Diego Costa are part of Chelsea exodus?..find out HERE
The Mill was just mulling, as it does, the question of which Premier League club had been the least newsworthy in this apparently most breathlessly unpredictable season ever, and wondered whether it might be West Bromwich Albion.
Yep, we haven’t heard much from Tony Pulis’s side, but,... well Chelsea might be looking to strengthen, given that the Sun reports that Eden Hazard, Thibaut Courtois, Oscar and Diego Costa are all seriously at risk of doing one from Stamford Bridge at the end of the season. But
North Korea drops 1m propaganda leaflets into South Korea as tensions rise
In a shocking reaction to South Korea's criticism of the Hydrogen bomb test conducted by neighbour and arch rival North Korea - the latter has now responded back strongly.
In what is being viewed as an act of psychological warfare, North Korea has dropped a million propaganda leaflets over the border. The pamphlets reportedly praise the nuclear test conducted by the North on January 6, 2016 and criticises President Park Geun-hye.
As per latests reports, North Korea flew the propaganda leaflets by balloon over the heavily fortified border with South Korea, escalating tensions in the Korean peninsula.
Immediately after North announced its successful testing of a Hydrogen bomb, claiming that it is a move of self-defence against the U.S., South Korea had begun broadcasting its popular K-pop music along with anti-Pyongyang rhetoric over the border. As a stern response, North Korean media publicised its leader Kim Jong Un's visit to the military headquarters to congratulate the scientists that created the Hydrogen bomb and encourage them to build stronger bombs.
Meanwhile, South Korean President Park Geun-hye, along with U.S. President Barack Obama strengthened efforts to put forward a strong response against Kim's regime
Report reaching us says Max & Erma has Suddenly Shutdown 8 Metro Detroit Restaurants!...Details inside!!..
The final cheeseburgers and fries were eaten Sunday at eight Max & Erma's locations in Southeast Michigan, though guests and servers didn't know it then.
The 44-year-old casual dining chain based in Columbus, Ohio, pulled the plug on just over a dozen Midwestern sites, WWJ reports:
Thirteen Max & Erma’s locations across the Great Lakes region abruptly closed on Monday, including eight of the 11 locations in Southeast Michigan.
Most employees were greeted by unexpected “Closed” signs when arriving for work on Monday morning.
This sign, shared by Deadline reader Thomas Wilk, went up Monday morning at Laurel Park Place in Livonia.
Grills are off and doors are shut for good at these Max & Erma's in Metro Detroit:
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