Hart Energy and CSUR Announce DUG Canada Conference Dates ...

HOUSTON, Nov. 27, 2012 /NEWS.GNOM.ES/ ? Hart Energy and the Canadian Society for Unconventional Resources (CSUR) will jointly present the 2ndannual Developing Unconventionals (DUG?) Canada conference and exhibition, Feb. 25-27, at the TELUS Convention Centre, in Calgary, Alberta.

This year?s conference theme, ?Changing Dynamics ? Unconventional Resources Require Unconventional Capital,? supports a diverse topical agenda.

The event program will examine liquids-rich plays ? the Duvernay, Bakken, and Montney, as well as emerging horizontal oil plays in Alberta?s Deep Basin. The conference will also spotlight the politics, people, capital, and strategies needed to encourage Canadian resource development.

To date, industry speakers confirmed include:

• Doug Ramsay, CEO, Calfrac Well Services
• Ian Anderson, president, Kinder Morgan Canada
• Doug Bloom, president, Spectra Energy Transmission West
• Mike Wood, vice president, Canadian shale division, Talisman Energy
• John Moon, managing director, Morgan Stanley Private Equity
• William A. Marko, managing director, Jefferies & Co.
• Victor Ojeda, managing director, LNG Canada project, Shell Canada Ltd.

DUG Canada delivers a uniquely targeted program and outstanding networking opportunities for investors, producers, midstream operators, service companies ? anyone who focuses on Canada?s emerging resource plays.

For the agenda, visit dugcanada.com.

For 30-plus years, Hart Energy has been a leader, covering news and technology for energy investors and executives. The Houston-based company publishes Oil and Gas Investor, E&P, Midstream Business, and FUEL, online data services (OilandGasInvestor.com, UGcenter.com, A-Dcenter.com), and industry newsletters, and provides research and consulting services. With its successful DUG? conference series, maps, playbooks, and research studies, Hart Energy offers exceptional depth in unconventional resources information. Visit hartenergy.com for more information.

The Canadian Society for Unconventional Resources (CSUR) is a not-for-profit society, registered in the Province of Alberta since 2002. The organization encourages the development of Canada?s unconventional hydrocarbon resources, focusing on: natural gas from coal; tight gas sands and carbonates; shale gas; and gas hydrates; and more recently light tight oil. CSUR provides information about these unconventional resource sources and strives to increase communication between the industry and the provincial and federal governments, stakeholders, and First Nations. Visit csur.com for more information.

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China's 'Beijing Blues' wins at Taiwan film fest

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) ? China's "Beijing Blues" won the best film award Saturday and Hong Kong's Johnnie To took home the best director's award at Taiwan's Golden Horse Film Festival, an event considered the Chinese-language Oscars.

"Beijing Blues" portrays the lives of the urban dwellers through the work of a squad of plainclothes crime-hunters.

In receiving the award, director Gao Qun Shu was visibly shocked, and he thanked the "globe" for giving an inexperienced director like him such honor and recognition.

To won best director for "Life Without Principle" about ordinary citizens in Hong Kong who are caught in the fallout of the global financial meltdown.

The film also won veteran Hong Kong actor Lau Ching Wan the best actor's award for his portrayal of a triad thug seeking to recover money lost in a loan shark scheme.

Lau said he was happy to receive the award "even though you don't act in order to win an award."

Taiwan's Gwei Lun-mei won the best actress award for portraying a woman involved in a romantic triangle in "GF-BF" or "Girlfriend-Boyfriend."

She burst into tears on receiving the award after beating out hot contenders including Hao Lei and Bai Bai He, both of China.

China's Liang Jing won the best supporting actress award for playing a toothy midwife harpy in "Design of Death."

Best supporting actor went to Hong Kong's Ronald Cheng for his role in "Vulgaria" about the financial capital's struggling film industry.

Controversial Chinese director Lou Ye did not receive the widely expected award for directing box-office hit "Mystery." But at the ceremony, Lou received a rare mention for eventually directing a movie that was screened in Chinese theatres.

"Mystery" ? about a woman's radical revenge after uncovering her husband's infidelity ? is seen as marking Lou's entry into the commercial mainstream after years on the social and artistic edge.

Lou's films have long focused on sensitive subjects like sex, violence and politics, and have repeatedly been censored by China's cultural authorities.

A special award for outstanding movie worker was presented to Huang Yu-siang, a 25-year-old blind Taiwanese pianist in real life, for his first movie shot in Taiwan's "Touch of The Light," about young artists pursuing their dreams.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/chinas-beijing-blues-wins-taiwan-film-fest-152403957.html

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Big Data to Create 960K New IT Jobs in APAC by 2015: Gartner

As more enterprises invest in big data, 960,000 new IT jobs will be created in the Asia-Pacific region in the next three years, but only one-third of these big data roles will be filled due to a skills shortage, according to a Gartner analyst.

Speaking at Gartner's annual Symposium/ITxpo on the Gold Coast, Gartner senior vice president and global head of research Peter Sondergaard told delegates that governments and organisations in the APAC region will need to focus on big data education and skills development, such as data science, to remain competitive.

To learn more and to read the entire article at its source, please refer to the following page, Big data to create 960K new IT jobs in APAC by 2015: Gartner- Computerworld - New Zealand

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World's Cutest Celebrity Couple Pick Up Cozy SoCal Spread - Curbed

Thursday, November 15, 2012, by Amy Schellenbaum

The Real Estalker is reporting that the The Help actress Emma Stone and actor boyfriend Andrew Garfield (he of Spider Man and The Social Network) have just dropped $2.5M on a ranch-style Beverly Hills abode once owned by the late actor/comedian Dudley Moore. The duo?objectively the most adorable celebrity couple on the planet?met on the set of Spider Man and are supposedly already living together in an NYC apartment. At 3,862 square feet, their SoCal pad, a low-slung house with a flagstone fa?ade, is relatively unassuming, and its French doors, beamed ceilings, and generally sunny disposition give the place a coziness that's often missing from other, more capacious celebrity manses. See more above.

? Emma and Andrew Shack Up in Beverly Hills [Real Estalker]
? All Celebrity Real Estate coverage [Curbed National]

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Obama in Chicago to Await US Election Result (Voice Of America)

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