Posted By
Najib
Dec 03, 2011 10:29
Lebanon was plunged into darkness Friday after employees shut down the Zahrani power plant in southern Lebanon after receiving threats from the local municipalities and street thugs, revealed Electricite du Liban in a statement on Friday. Lebanon has consequently lost 37 percent of its power production seeing as the Zahrani plant provides the country with some 430 megawatts of electricity, reported the daily An Nahar on Saturday. I don't know who's responsible for the threats…
Posted By
Najib
Dec 02, 2011 10:14
After barely a month of opening Star Chef, they closed it down. I was told they finished shooting for Fatafeat's show but it is hard to believe they worked for a whole month only to open for 2 weeks.
Humor
14 years ago
After a long night of partying and drinking (or any other time), here’s the list of things you have to inform the Valet parking about at Zaatar w Zeit: – Wallet: Why I leave my ...
Lebanon
14 years ago
The MEA pilots are still on strike even though the strike was supposed to end yesterday. My wife went to the airport today and turns out her flight out of Beirut Airport was canceled and ...
Lebanon
14 years ago
I thought the Lebanese flag was our flag. I really hate it when politics are mixed with sports. Now this guy will probably be kicked out of every competition even though he seems talented. Read ...
Humor
14 years ago
I spotted this real estate poster on my way to the garage the other day. Looking at the poster, you could see the green landscapes behind the building and there’s even a forest. If I ...
Information
14 years ago
I finally went to see Spielberg’s Tintin movie at City Mall and the first thing I made sure to check was that Steven Spielberg’s name is no longer censored. As for the movie, it’s quite ...
Lebanon
14 years ago
This picture is being circulated on Twitter as we speak. I don’t know if it was spotted in Keserwan or in Beirut but this is very wrong and could only lead to worse outcomes! ...
Lebanon
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[YouTube] Being a big Mehlem Barakat fan, I called yesterday to see how much one has to pay to watch him live at the Atlal Plaza. Turns out tickets are for 100$, 125$ and 150$ ...
Humor
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I thought the Syrian dramas are pretty popular these days. Couldn’t they have shown some of their atrocities? Did they have to use pictures of the shameful Ketermaya crime that took place back in April? ...
