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CHINA National Offshore Oil Corp plans to yield an annual production capacity of 50 million tons on the continental shelf areas off China by 2015 as part of its efforts to boost oil and gas production and this will trigger a huge demand for ocean engineering equipment.

Jin Xiaojian,This leather 15 laptop bags makes a perfect addition to anyone’s outfit. It offers a protected laptop compartment, general manager of CNOOC’s engineering and construction department, yesterday said the plan requires a total investment of 250 billion to 300 billion yuan (US$37 million to US$44 million) of new oil platforms, pipelines and specialized vessels which will benefit a range of industries from shipbuilding to mechanic and steel.

The plan is part of CNOOC’s ambition to boost oil and gas output to 100 million to 120 million tons of oil equivalent by 2015, he said. Production stood at 47.66 million tons of oil equivalent last year.

"A new wave of equipment making and development is to come in the next five years to support China’s offshore energy sector," Jin said at a forum on the sidelines of the China Petroleum and Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition, known as CIPPE, Asia’s leading petroleum equipment trade fair.An internal designer laptop bags plaque confirms that it’s no cheap black market knock-off. The Fendi Neoprene laptop case is availa

CNOOC will invest 30 billion yuan to build a second batch of deepwater engineering equipment like positioning vessels and pipe-laying ships, which will be delivered around 2015,Indeed, you should have your tech bag with camera laptop bag, 3G internet card (if possible), and phone charger ready to go at a moment’s notice. he said.

Zhao Zhiming, vice chairman of the China Petroleum and Petrochemical Equipment Industry Association, disclosed that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has drafted a five-year development plan for the ocean engineering equipment sector in China.

THE Venice film festival opened yesterday with jury president Quentin Tarantino, who must ultimately decide who walks away with the coveted Golden Lion award at the closing ceremony on September 11, saying his time on the island would be more work than play.

"There’s a lot of really exciting movies, exciting directors. It’s a fantastic line-up," he said. "I’m keen with anticipation. I’ve been on a few juries and I love it. It’s a joy to me. But it’s work. We’re not here for vacation."

The opening movie was "Black Swan," starring Natalie Portman as a ballet dancer in New York whose position is threatened when a beautiful newcomer arrives.

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Festival director Marco Mueller has opted for youth in his choice of directors of the 23 competition films, and he will also hope the presence of Hollywood mavericks can make up for the expected shortage of A-list celebrities this year.

Venice, the world’s oldest film festival and one of its most prestigious, sees the premiere of "Essential Killing," in which actor and painter Vincent Gallo stars as an Afghan Taliban fighter who is captured but escapes on his way to a secret detention centre in Europe.

The subject matter, and Gallo’s reputation as an uncompromising, eccentric artist, make it one of the more eagerly anticipated movies in competition.

Actor and director Casey Affleck presents documentary "I’m Still Here", about his brother-in-law actor Joaquin Phoenix’s decision to retire in 2008 and reinvent himself as a hip-hop musician.This leather 17 laptop bag makes a perfect addition to anyone’s outfit. It offers a protected laptop compartment, a number of

A TV chat show appearance last year as a mumbling, shaggy-haired guest had industry watchers wondering if Phoenix’s new act was a hoax,christmas stationery manufacturer International Greetings has appointed John Charlton as a non-executive director of the and already critics are debating whether "I’m Still Here" is more "mockumentary" than documentary.

And Julian Schnabel directs "Slumdog Millionaire" star Freida Pinto in "Miral," about an orphaned Palestinian girl growing up in the wake of the first Arab-Israeli war.

THE Venice film festival opened yesterday with jury president Quentin Tarantino, who must ultimately decide who walks away with the coveted Golden Lion award at the closing ceremony on September 11, saying his time on the island would be more work than play.

"There’s a lot of really exciting movies, exciting directors. It’s a fantastic line-up," he said. "I’m keen with anticipation. I’ve been on a few juries and I love it. It’s a joy to me. But it’s work. We’re not here for vacation."

The opening movie was "Black Swan," starring Natalie Portman as a ballet dancer in New York whose position is threatened when a beautiful newcomer arrives.

The thriller, directed by Darren Aronofsky,I remove the laptop from my cheap laptop bags bag and set it in its own tray officially kicked off the annual celebration of cinema on the Lido waterfront where stars, fans and reporters rub shoulders for 11 days.

Festival director Marco Mueller has opted for youth in his choice of directors of the 23 competition films, and he will also hope the presence of Hollywood mavericks can make up for the expected shortage of A-list celebrities this year.

Venice, the world’s oldest film festival and one of its most prestigious, sees the premiere of "Essential Killing," in which actor and painter Vincent Gallo stars as an Afghan Taliban fighter who is captured but escapes on his way to a secret detention centre in Europe.

The subject matter, and Gallo’s reputation as an uncompromising, eccentric artist, make it one of the more eagerly anticipated movies in competition.

Actor and director Casey Affleck presents documentary "I’m Still Here", about his brother-in-law actor Joaquin Phoenix’s decision to retire in 2008 and reinvent himself as a hip-hop musician.This leather 17 laptop bag makes a perfect addition to anyone’s outfit. It offers a protected laptop compartment, a number of

A TV chat show appearance last year as a mumbling, shaggy-haired guest had industry watchers wondering if Phoenix’s new act was a hoax,christmas stationery manufacturer International Greetings has appointed John Charlton as a non-executive director of the and already critics are debating whether "I’m Still Here" is more "mockumentary" than documentary.

And Julian Schnabel directs "Slumdog Millionaire" star Freida Pinto in "Miral," about an orphaned Palestinian girl growing up in the wake of the first Arab-Israeli war.

TONY Blair regrets banning fox hunting, but not invading Iraq. He was captivated by Princess Diana, intimidated by Queen Elizabeth. He heaps praise on former US President George W. Bush but calls his close colleague Gordon Brown a man of "zero" emotional intelligence.

Blair’s memoir, "A Journey," which hit the bookstores yesterday, recounts his voyage from political neophyte to youthful prime minister to admired, and then reviled, statesman.

Iraq is his most divisive legacy, but Blair says he is not sorry for his decision to enter the war – although he wept for its victims.

"I regret with every fibre of my being the loss of those who died," Blair writes.

Blair, 57, stepped down in June 2007 after a decade that included a historic peace accord in Northern Ireland,This leather black laptop bag makes a perfect addition to anyone’s outfit. the deeply unpopular war in Iraq and the continuing conflict in Afghanistan.

For many Americans, he remains a valued ally who stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the US in the fight against terrorism.

In Britain, swept to power in 1997 on a wave of popular enthusiasm, Blair left office a decade later condemned by many over Iraq and viewed as a liability by much of his own Labour Party.

"A Journey" gives a strong defense of his policies. One of the few Blair says he regrets is the ban on fox hunting. "I didn’t feel how, for fox hunters, this was part of their way of life," he says.

On Gordon Brown, who succeeded him as prime minister, Blair writes: "Gordon is a strange guy, strong, capable and brilliant," but also "difficult, at times maddening."

"Political calculation, yes. Political feelings, no. Analytical intelligence, absolutely. Emotional intelligence, zero."

In contrast, former US President George W. Bush is praised as intelligent, a friend and "a true idealist."

Blair recounts awkward interactions with the queen after Diana’s death. Blair said he tried to get the queen to make a public statement and worried that she found him "presumptuous."

Diana was easier to get along with, an "extraordinarily captivating" woman.

Elsewhere, Blair speaks of his relationship with alcohol, saying he drank a whisky or a gin and tonic before dinner, and a "couple of glasses of wine or even half a bottle with it."

"I had a limit," he says." But I was aware it had become a prop."
 

DISTINCTIVE Tibetan dances and singing will take place this week at the Expo as Tibet Culture Week began yesterday.

The week will also include traditional Tibetan medicines, Tibetan calligraphy and Tangkha paintings.

More than 400 Tibetan artists spent more than 50 hours on a train in order to perform at the World Expo through Sunday.

The performances and exhibitions showcase typical Tibetan culture involving both professional and folk artists, said Zhang Zhizhong, director of the Arts Department of the Tibet Autonomous Region.

One of the highlights of the week is the percussion performance by 120 peasants. They will each play a waist drum.

What makes the performance truly special is that these peasants have never before left their hometown of Gongga, giving visitors a rare opportunity to see the drumming, said Jiang Bai Jia Cuo, director of the performance.

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Tibetans are known for three percussion styles – "earth," "sky" and "sky-middle" drumming.

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They will perform every day at 6pm in a parade along Bocheng Road during Tibet Culture Week.

Expo visitors can also watch as an artist makes a Tangkha silk painting.

Tangkha painting is listed as a national intangible material cultural heritage. The paintings usually feature images of Buddha or Buddhist scenes.

Tibetan pharmacists brought about 15 medicines, all made according to ancient prescriptions and said to be effective. The medicines can be purchased.

Some of the medicines, in pill form, are made with valuable herbs. These pills have been placed inside gold or silver boxes.

Visitors can also watch Qun Pei, 60, write cursive Tibetan. He writes the names of visitors from both home and abroad according to pronunciation.

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An hour-long Tibetan Opera, "Joyous Songs Around Highland," will be performed daily at Celebration Square at 4pm until Sunday.