Monday, August 13, 2012

London Olympic Games 2012 Closing Ceremony

The London 2012 Olympic Games Closing Ceremony  celebrates the amazing sporting feats of the athletes who have taken part in the Games with the ultimate aftershow party. 
Featuring more than 4,100 performers, including 3,500 adult volunteers and 380 schoolchildren from the six east London Host Boroughs, the Ceremony showcase the great creative talent of the UK in a fun, colourful and festive atmosphere. 
London Olympics 2012 Closing Ceremony

Monday, August 06, 2012

Bolt won Gold Medal in 100-Meter Sprint


Usain Bolt - maintain his title as the fastest man in the world...

Result of the 100 meter sprint:


1. Bolt (Jamaica)    - 9.63   
2. Blake (Jamaica) - 9.75
3. Gatlin (USA)      - 9.79






Thursday, August 02, 2012

China unveils oil offensive in South China Sea squabble


SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) - First came the diplomatic offensive, then the flexing of military muscle.
Now, China is opening a third front to assert its claims in the South China Sea - moving ahead with its first major tender of oil and gas blocks in disputed parts of its waters.
China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), a state oil giant, invited foreign firms in late June to bid on oil blocks that overlap territory being explored by Vietnam, putting the 160,000 sq km of water on offer at the forefront of Asia's biggest potential military flashpoint.
Oil companies have until next June to decide whether to bid for the nine blocks, said a Chinese industry source with knowledge of the matter. CNOOC, parent of Hong Kong-listed CNOOC Ltd <0883 .hk=".hk">, has received many informal enquiries from foreign oil companies, added the source, who did not want to be identified.
Beijing claims almost all the South China Sea, a body of water believed to hold rich reserves of oil and gas and which stretches from China to Indonesia and from Vietnam to the Philippines. Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan, Brunei and Malaysia claim parts of it.
Any conflict in the sea, one of the world's busiest trade routes, would have global repercussions given the $5 trillion in ship-borne trade carried on its waters each year.

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