'Million Dollar baby'...Oops! I mean babies. Angelina Jolie's impending delivery has become the talk of the town. Several big magazines are desperate to get the exclusive pics of the twins and are willing to pay 15 million dollars for the first shot. Navtej Kohli Blogspot features the report.
The bidding war for the first photographs of mum-to-be Angelina Jolie’s twins is set to touch a record high with magazines like People and OK! willing to offer 15 million dollars for the snaps.
OK!'s representative admits the publication would be "foolish" not to bid for the photos.
In 2006, the couple offered the first pictures of daughter Shiloh through distributor Getty Images while People magazine paid more than 4.1 million dollars for the North American rights.
British magazine Hello! obtained the international rights for 3.5 million dollars.
However, Jolie and partner Brad Pitt donated all the profits to an undisclosed charity.
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Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Navtej Kohli on Rising Oil Prices and OPEC Production
Navtej Kohli Blog Brings a New Insight into Rising Oil Prices
Oil prices are rising rapidly due to increase in consumption and decrease in production. To worsen the matters the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will not increase its oil production to help curb soaring prices of crude oil, the organization's president said Tuesday.
The United States and other Western countries have asked OPEC to increase output to cool prices and ease the pressure on their economies.
OPEC members said the recent rise in oil prices was mainly due to speculation and the weakening U.S. dollar.
OPEC President Chakib Khelil, said OPEC will leave output unchanged because international demand for oil has not grown, local media reported.
A possible recession in the United States will slow down the growth of the world economy and reduce the world's demand for oil, Khelil said, adding that in the long run, OPEC's output should be reduced.
Venezuela's oil minister Rafael Ramirez also said here Monday that it would be impossible for OPEC to increase its oil output. He even indicated the possibility of a cut.
These comments came at a time of record oil prices, and experts predict they will continue to rise if the upcoming OPEC ministerial meeting decides to keep output unchanged or cut down production.
Crude oil for April delivery surged to an all-time high of 103.95 dollars a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange in early morning trading Monday.
According to the cartel's secretariat, the daily average oil prices also kept rising Monday, reaching a new record high of 97.26 dollars a barrel.
Now the question arises that if OPEC decides to cut oil production then what would be the impact on the global oil needs. Well, I guess it's time to take your bikes out and reduce your consumption of oil.
Oil prices are rising rapidly due to increase in consumption and decrease in production. To worsen the matters the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will not increase its oil production to help curb soaring prices of crude oil, the organization's president said Tuesday.
The United States and other Western countries have asked OPEC to increase output to cool prices and ease the pressure on their economies.
OPEC members said the recent rise in oil prices was mainly due to speculation and the weakening U.S. dollar.
OPEC President Chakib Khelil, said OPEC will leave output unchanged because international demand for oil has not grown, local media reported.
A possible recession in the United States will slow down the growth of the world economy and reduce the world's demand for oil, Khelil said, adding that in the long run, OPEC's output should be reduced.
Venezuela's oil minister Rafael Ramirez also said here Monday that it would be impossible for OPEC to increase its oil output. He even indicated the possibility of a cut.
These comments came at a time of record oil prices, and experts predict they will continue to rise if the upcoming OPEC ministerial meeting decides to keep output unchanged or cut down production.
Crude oil for April delivery surged to an all-time high of 103.95 dollars a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange in early morning trading Monday.
According to the cartel's secretariat, the daily average oil prices also kept rising Monday, reaching a new record high of 97.26 dollars a barrel.
Now the question arises that if OPEC decides to cut oil production then what would be the impact on the global oil needs. Well, I guess it's time to take your bikes out and reduce your consumption of oil.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Navtej Kohli Brings a Successful Career for Yet Another Individual
Navtej Kohli adds another talented individual to his team.
When you launch a bold business venture that can redefine the way the planet finds its energy, you want a man like Guillermo Hurtado on your team. That’s because he’s got expertise on an international level with open-cut and underground coal resource development, mining and processing operations, and project management as well as coal utilization and marketing coal to power generators and steel mills.
So it was no surprise to him that a man like Navtej Kohli came looking for him last fall to head the search for new energy sources in the vast untapped oil fields of Russia. The real surprise, though, came when he arrived in his new workplace and realized just how different the climate was.
“I should have maybe brought an extra couple of coats with me, but otherwise I’m glad to be here!” says Hurtado, laughing. “I imagine I’ll have a few other cultural differences to deal with, but I’m looking forward to the challenge.”
It’s that kind of can-do spirit and forward-thinking attitude that Navtej Kohli hopes to bring to the world at large. In an age when oil is edging up to $100 a barrel and volatile Arab nations threaten to drive them even higher, it’s important to know that a company is out in front seeking to alleviate the problems for everyone by finding fresh supplies.
You can count on Granox Ltd. – just the same way that Navtej Kohli knows that he can count on employees like Guillermo Hurtado.
When you launch a bold business venture that can redefine the way the planet finds its energy, you want a man like Guillermo Hurtado on your team. That’s because he’s got expertise on an international level with open-cut and underground coal resource development, mining and processing operations, and project management as well as coal utilization and marketing coal to power generators and steel mills.
So it was no surprise to him that a man like Navtej Kohli came looking for him last fall to head the search for new energy sources in the vast untapped oil fields of Russia. The real surprise, though, came when he arrived in his new workplace and realized just how different the climate was.
“I should have maybe brought an extra couple of coats with me, but otherwise I’m glad to be here!” says Hurtado, laughing. “I imagine I’ll have a few other cultural differences to deal with, but I’m looking forward to the challenge.”
It’s that kind of can-do spirit and forward-thinking attitude that Navtej Kohli hopes to bring to the world at large. In an age when oil is edging up to $100 a barrel and volatile Arab nations threaten to drive them even higher, it’s important to know that a company is out in front seeking to alleviate the problems for everyone by finding fresh supplies.
You can count on Granox Ltd. – just the same way that Navtej Kohli knows that he can count on employees like Guillermo Hurtado.
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