PSO links oil supply to payment
KARACHI: Pakistan State Oil (PSO) officials said Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) would start receiving oil only if it began to pay its dues, Geo News reported Wednesday.
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Scott Mendelson: Rapunzel becomes more boy-friendly ‘Tangled’, Disney ditches their ‘princess’ label, and you really ought to rent The…
As the LA Times reported about a week ago, Disney’s upcoming Rapunzel ( see the teaser ) cartoon has undergone a gender-neutral makeover in response to the (comparatively) disappointing box office take of The Princess and the Frog . In short, they are changing the title to the gender non-specific name Tangled and beefing up the role of the male romantic interest, who is now a swashbuckling heartthrob who will no doubt engage in several gratuitous action sequences. Don’t worry, I’m sure our heroine will get to throw a condescending ‘girl-power’ punch or two.
Read moreMichael Evans: A Murder in Juarez Shows the Growing Crisis at Our Border
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico seemed like the victim of American media hype from the minute I crossed over the US border from El Paso, Texas on Saturday morning. Yes, there were the run-down stores, the empty or closed restaurants and soldiers patrolling the streets, armed with heavy weaponry
Read morePerry Garfinkel: The Raja’s Rules: Timeless Continuity Tips from the World’s Oldest Family Business
Two of the world’s most distinguished professors of family business last week gave a periscope view of an ongoing study examining the Mewars of Udaipur, Rajasthan.
Read moreEric Villency: Ode To New York
Why I love New York. I love that I once settled a lawsuit out of court for a gift bag from an event.
Read moreReferendum Would Challenge LA Pot Dispensary Law
LOS ANGELES — Medical marijuana advocates are gathering signatures for a voter referendum to block a recently passed Los Angeles law that will shutter hundreds of pot shops. The effort is designed to overturn the city’s medical marijuana dispensary ordinance before it takes effect in May.
Read moreTamara N. Holder: Public Education Reform: Still Separate But Not Equal In 2010
In 1964, Brown v. Board of Education (of Topeka) ruled that separate was not equal. The ruling allowed for the integration of students from all races and socio-economic status to receive an equal education under the same roof.
Read moreTamilnadu New Assembly Building
Tamilnadu New Assembly Building, German architect GMP has won the provincial government of Tamil Nadu’s international invitation to tender for the design of the new state parliament building in Chennai. The project is due to be completed by 2010. GMP is a united venture of Meinhard von Gerkan and Volkwin Marg, who have planned and realized buildings in almost all major cities in Germany.
Read moreChile:Sebastian Pinera Sworn In As President
Sebastian Pinera was sworn in as new Chilean President. During the ceremony strong aftershocks rocked the country for the second time in two weeks.
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