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Maersk Oil has developed a range of in-house geophysical
technologies and matured integrated subsurface workflows that
make the most of the full range of available subsurface data.
The applications of these tools range from the evaluation of the
petroleum potential of basins to reliable pre-drill prediction of
reservoir quality. Key to Maersk Oil's success is the integration
between the different subsurface disciplines and data types,
as well as collaboration with research centres and technology
4D is an integrated activity requiring the close cooperation of
multiple disciplines. Maersk Oil staff has significant experience
in all aspects of 4D, including rock physics, geophysics,
geomechanics and reservoir engineering, and have developed
proprietary tools to support 4D analysis.
The value of Maersk Oil's 4D work can be seen e.g. in the Halfdan
field, offshore from Denmark. Reservoir pressure maintenance
and sweep of oil with water are the main objectives of the
waterflooding of the field. In 2005, after five years of production,
a repeat seismic survey was acquired, covering the developed
area. Analysis of the seismic data revealed significant changes in
acoustic impedance (IP) of the reservoir, reflecting both the effect
of the waterflooding of the reservoir and local pressure depletion.
The seismic observations confirmed the modelled behaviour
of the Halfdan Field waterflood that until then had only been
verified from indirect observations. The repeat survey provided
direct and independent evidence of parallel injection fractures
formed across the field and aligned with the injection well pattern,
showing that production performance was in agreement with
modelled expectations.
The 2012 repeat seismic survey revealed the continued lateral
movement of the waterflood away from the injectors. The survey
also showed that the depleted areas of 2005 now received
sufficient pressure support by producers converted into injectors
as well as waterflood performance of wells drilled post-2005.
This data is being used to identify areas for well interventions and
workovers to improve the oil recovery.
The conventional way of processing seismic data is to define
the technical scope of work on a project-by-project basis. Once
this is done, an invitation to tender is sent to a list of external
geophysical contractors, and the contract is awarded to the
company offering the best combination of technical capabilities
and price.
Although external projects remain an important component of
Maersk Oil's seismic processing strategy, the DPC provides a
radically different framework. After a thorough selection process,
a geophysical company is awarded a multi-year contract with
staff, software and hardware installed within the premises to
provide on-demand processing services.
At Maersk Oil headquarters, the four full-time CGGVeritas
employees of the DPC are located next to the Geophysics group
in the Corporate Technology and Projects department. This
physical proximity is one of the major advantages of the DPC
model, allowing for much closer interaction than is possible with
external projects. Furthermore, the DPC contract, once set up,
allows for processing work to start as soon as a need has been
identified, reducing project turnaround times significantly.
Through this close collaboration, Maersk Oil has access to the
most advanced seismic processing technology and expertise
CGGVeritas has to offer, as well as an ultra high-speed link to the
world-class CGGVeritas computing hub in London.
The DPC allows for
processing work to start
as soon as a need has
been identified, reducing
project turnaround times
COHIBA is an innovative depth conversion approach incorporating
horizontal well data. Maersk Oil is working closely with the
Norwegian Computing Centre (NCC) to develop depth conversion
software that exceeds the capabilities of conventional
applications. The accumulated positioning and zonation error
of long horizontal wells can become significant, and the COHIBA
approach is designed to work with these errors. Intelligent use of
the information from multiple wells, and other sources, allows the
depth conversion uncertainties to be minimised and quantified.
The name COHIBA was inspired by the keywords: COrrelation,
Horizons, Intervals and BAyesian Kriging. The method
poses the depth conversion problem in a robust statistical
framework. Moreover, the collaboration with the NCC facilitates
enhancements so that COHIBA generates depth models
which simultaneously honour a variety of data observations:
seismic interpretation, velocities, well trajectories, markers and
zones. The data has associated uncertainties and, along with
geostatistical constraints, COHIBA determines the resultant
probability distribution of horizon depths.
Similarly to Jigsaw, Maersk Oil's proprietary inversion software,
a script-based approach automates the COHIBA process, and
allows rapid and consistent updates of the depth model as
new information becomes available through the life of the field.
The technical advantages available to Maersk Oil through using
COHIBA, in addition to commercially accessible packages include:
Jigsaw (Joint inversion of Geostatistics, Seismic and Wells) is an
innovative and unique inversion tool for integrated geoscience,
developed by Maersk Oil. Seismic inversion is a vital technology
for incorporating highly heterogeneous parameters, such as
carbonate porosity, into a reservoir model. Maersk Oil's scheme
has been designed from the base up in order to provide rapid,
repeatable inversion of large datasets (both pre- and post-stack)
while allowing for the integration of different data types (seismic
reflection data, vertical, deviated and horizontal wells, stacking
velocities, for example) and iterative workflows involving
geophysicists and interpreters.
Jigsaw has, since its operational deployment in late 2010,
revolutionised the way in which Maersk Oil performs seismic
inversion, thanks in part to its class-leading speed. As an
example, a single test run of post-stack inversion over the
massive Al Shaheen field in Qatar used to take three weeks with
commercial software; with Jigsaw, the same run takes only
three hours on a standard PC.
This speed has been achieved without compromising on quality,
through a completely new algorithm designed specifically
to take advantage of modern, parallel multicore computer
architecture and large memory capacities. Jigsaw is designed to
handle extremely large problems, beyond the capacity of more
commercial tools, such as joint pre-stack elastic inversion over
a field the size of Al Shaheen, or regional surveys over numerous
fields in the Danish North Sea.
Jigsaw offers Maersk Oil a number of capabilities not found in
conventional seismic inversion software. A good example of
this is the 4D geostatistical time strain inversion, which inverts
repeat datasets that are misaligned owing to production-related
seismic velocity changes. The Jigsaw time strain inversion not
only aligns these images in readiness for further analysis, but
also recovers the part of the 4D signal that occurs over longer
vertical scales than conventional seismic methods can see.
These long-scale features are combined with fine detail from
the inversion of seismic reflections, optimising resolution,
reducing artefacts and yielding a truly quantitative measure of
4D changes.
Jigsaw results are used extensively within Maersk Oil and by
its partners for interpretation and geomodelling. The Jigsaw
technology is owned exclusively by Maersk Oil and continues to
be developed in house. Ownership of the software offers Maersk
Oil the flexibility to tailor its functionality quickly and easily for
the particular geoscience challenges it faces.
JIGSAW inversion results over the Chissonga discovery offshore Angola,
showing sand presence at different reservoir intervals
RQ technologies provide solutions to pre-drill exploration challenges
such as reserve calculations, flow rate estimates and risk analysis,
and post-drill development and appraisal issues, such as rock/log/
seismic calibration, pay definition, reservoir compartmentalisation,
reservoir facies trends and formation sensitivity.
Given industry bias towards exploration and development of
deep, diagenetically altered reservoirs including High Pressure,
High Temperature (HPHT) targets, RQ predictions have become
a critical component of reservoir risk analysis.
However, with the introduction of diagenetic modeling
simulators, RQ specialists have been able to provide the oil and
gas industry with predictive capabilities that did not exist a
decade ago. Maersk Oil uses commercial RQ modeling software
packages such as Exemplar™ and Touchstone™ for 1D modeling
and Tmap™ for 2D and 3D modeling.
Maersk Oil has developed some unique and proprietary methods
and workflows to ensure that RQ modeling software is able to
provide accurate and reliable pre-drill predictions. Maersk Oil has
successfully used the technology in a variety of settings, including
the Gulf of Mexico, offshore Brazil, Angola and the North Sea.
Prohibitively expensive drilling costs prevent widespread appraisal
of all potential reservoir compartments in a complex stratigraphic
and structural system, ensuring that significant uncertainties
remain in the current development planning phase.
The integrated workflow combines detailed observations of
Amplitude Versus Offset (AVO) character, direct hydrocarbon
indicators and geophysical rock properties with detailed
stratigraphic and structural definition from 3D seismic
interpretation, in order to define 3D geometric frameworks
with integrated reservoir characterisation and ranges in fluid
distribution. Reservoir model properties are derived from seismic
and core-based facies determinations, in conjunction with well
and core data. Reservoir model properties are also quantified
using volume-based seismic conditioning from AVO-derived and
probabilistic inversion techniques.
The aim of the workflow used on Chissonga is to quantify the
ranges of recoverable volumes and predicted performance by
varying all potentially uncertain reservoir parameters (such
as net-to-gross, oil-water contacts, fault transmissibilities). In
particular, the workflow addresses a major uncertainty in this
type of depositional environment – the timing of the water
breakthrough. The workflow also accounts for dependencies
between individual reservoir parameters such as the impact
of varied porosity on permeability and therefore hydrocarbon
saturations. Static model-based uncertainty is tied to dynamic
model-based uncertainties at a common scale through the use
of software that ensures uncertainty ranges are consistently
applied and varied throughout the workflow.
Geochemical data derived
from source rock, and oil and gas analyses are interpreted
to characterise and model the different petroleum systems
elements and processes occurring in the subsurface over the
geological history of a basin.
Maersk Oil uses modern techniques such as GC-MS-MS,
GC-IRMS and multivariate statistical analysis in order to
characterise or 'fingerprint' hydrocarbon liquids and gases. This
allows it to accurately identify where the fluids came from in the
subsurface to reduce the risk involved in finding hydrocarbons.
Petroleum geochemistry is used across exploration, appraisal
and development projects at Maersk Oil and is a major input
to play analysis, production allocation, reservoir connectivity
assessments and basin modelling.
Basin modelling allows Maersk Oil to understand the possible
generation-expulsion-entrapment history of hydrocarbons in
a basin by numerically assessing the quality and temperature
history of one or more source rocks. To do this, basin models are
calibrated to maturity parameters, such as vitrinite reflectance
identified by analysis of rock samples from wells and to well
temperature data. Currently Maersk Oil uses PetroMod and
the Zetaware suite of products (Trinity, Genesis) for petroleum
systems modelling.
Because basin modelling essentially creates a 4D (3D through
time) model of the subsurface, it provides key inputs to prospect
evaluation, play analysis, and pore pressure and temperature
prediction thereby providing solutions to exploration and safety
questions, both pre- and post-drill.
In the standard model for hydrocarbon traps, the contact between
hydrocarbons and water is assumed to be relatively sharp and
horizontal. The Pressure, Volume and Temperature (PVT) properties
of the hydrocarbons are assumed to be relatively constant and
in thermodynamic equilibrium. The assumption underlying the
standard model is that the equilibration of hydrocarbons in the
subsurface occurs at a speed similar to the imposed changes
caused by geological forces over geological time.
In the case of very large or low permeability hydrocarbon
reservoirs, hydrocarbons are left in a state of non-equilibrium
as they adapt at a much slower rate relative to the changes
affecting the hydrocarbon trap (imposed by burial, uplift, tilting,
migration, delayed compaction of the aquifer, temperature
gradients, change of aquifer salinity and so on).
Maersk Oil's home base, the North Sea Chalk reservoirs, is a
prominent example of a region with non-equilibrium reservoirs
caused by a combination of delayed compaction of the chalk
aquifer, ongoing burial and local tilt of traps post early migration.
The low permeability of the chalk causes significant transition
zones above the oil-water-contact to develop. The value of
these in-house tools was clearly demonstrated when Maersk
Oil discovered the Halfdan field in the late 1990s using its
understanding of non-equilibrium traps.
Maersk Oil also applied these tools on the giant Al Shaheen
field in Qatar which had been shunned by other operators
as economically unviable. Early studies established that the
Al Shaheen hydrocarbon accumulations in low permeability
carbonates were partly controlled by regional hydrodynamics and
slow re-equilibration of the hydrocarbons in the trap imposed by
regional burial/tilt of the Qatar Arch, causing the hydrocarbons to
We are constantly developing techniques to improve our drilling capabilities. In addition to geosteering, well bore positioning and surveying, and well completion and stimulation technologies, we have special capabilities within deepwater drilling and high pressure high temperature drilling.
Drilling and evaluation of a DW well can take over 100 days
depending upon the depth of the well, the pressures that will be
encountered and the amount of evaluation that is required. The
evaluation programme can involve logging while drilling, taking
surface samples of drilled cuttings and taking core samples
from the reservoir sections of the well. To prove that the oil and
gas from the reservoir is mobile, a production test is performed
which involves flowing the hydrocarbons up to the rig.
The cost of DW wells is significant and can exceed USD 100
million. Operations require long-range logistical support from
boats and helicopters, often in isolated regions of the world.
Enormous efforts are taken to ensure that the plan is
thoroughly prepared and safely executed. At the same time
contingencies are put in place and people are trained to react
decisively if a problem occurs.
A formal planning tool called the Well Delivery Process WDP has
been established to ensure that DW well design and execution
plans are optimised. The WDP involves specific stages where
reviews are required. The reviews involve close collaboration
between subsurface, drilling and logistics teams at each stage of
the planning process.
HPHT wells are designed using the latest well design software.
Expertise in the knowledge of materials and metallurgy is
essential to ensure that extremely high pressures can be safely
contained by the multiple steel casing and wellhead systems
at elevated wellbore temperatures. Some reservoir fluids can
have corrosive properties and the wells must also be designed
to withstand deterioration when they come into contact with
corrosive elements from the well.
Well bottom hole temperatures over 200 deg C create
enormous challenges for reliability of electronic equipment used
for reservoir evaluation.
A team of HPHT well design experts work closely together in the
UK and Copenhagen to ensure that appropriate assurance of
the well designs is performed, thus providing the safe operating
envelope for the entire lifetime of the wells.
Maersk Oil pioneered the application of
horizontal drilling techniques in the North Sea and has become
expert in the development of closely spaced long horizontal well
line drive patterns. Its expertise and capabilities in this area has
enabled Maersk Oil to unlock oil and gas from tight fields.
Horizontal wells were introduced in 1987 in the tight chalk of
the Dan Field, offshore Denmark. Since then, horizontal drilling
technology has been adopted by the industry as the preferred
technology for developing tight reservoirs. The Halfdan field,
offshore Denmark, and the Al Shaheen field, offshore Qatar, were
both developed using horizontal wells which included several
dual lateral wells. This enabled the wells to cover a larger amount
of the reservoir and saves a number of slots on the platforms.
Maersk Oil
pioneered the
of horizontal
which the
whole industry
has adopted.
The workflows include rigorous integration of
stratigraphic information, cuttings data and when available, logging
while drilling LWD data.
The quality and value of information gathered along horizontal
wells while drilling requires detailed preparation, discipline
integration and experience since the data is crucial for
optimising well steering and positioning.
To ensure the necessary flexibility and the ability to make
rapid decisions, Maersk Oil makes sure that a high level of
empowerment and decision making takes place on the rig
during drilling. This allows the drilling and optimal positioning of
very long horizontal wells and is an important prerequisite for
an effective appraisal of flank areas or thin oil columns using
horizontal wells.
For the record-breaking 12.3 kilometre well in the Al Shaheen
field, geosteering was applied throughout the entire reservoir
section with assistance from LWD data. A complete suite
of formation evaluation information such as gamma ray,
azimuthally-focused laterolog resistivity, bit resistivity, porosity
and bulk density was utilised to make real time geosteering
In the Al Shaheen field, Maersk Oil succeeded in placing 95%
of the ultra-long reservoir sections in targets less than 10 feet
thick. Some wells we turned some 90 degrees while geosteering
within the 3-6 feet thick target.
3D visualisation of the horizontal well pattern in the Al Shaheen field, offshore Qatar.
In Maersk Oil Qatar, several Multilateral wells were
drilled where barefoot holes have been stimulated prior to
running the actual completion. However, with the extended
reach wells drilled here, the reservoir contact is somewhat
maximised by different means.
Most Maersk Oil Multilateral wells in Denmark are dual-laterals.
The main reason for this is to manage the risk versus reward
as for each junction, the complexity increases. This is evaluated
for each project or well independently. The increased cost and
risk exposure are rewarded by the increased reservoir contact,
which has been as much as twice the size of reservoir sections
measuring around 13,000 feet.
Another reason for choosing a Multilateral design could be a
limitation in surface footprint or, as for Maersk Oil, a limited
number of slots from a certain location. It can also be a
conscious economic decision when designing offshore facilities
for a field development plan as was the case with Halfdan North
East. This field is a thin chalk gas reservoir that was developed
with a mixture of single and dual-laterals in a spiral pattern for
optimal reservoir contact. Here, Multilateral technology, together
with the CAJ stimulation technique was applied to target the
entire reservoir from a single location. The Multilateral systems
are RAM level 5 which ensures pressure integrity at the junction
so each lateral can be stimulated individually.
Unlocking challenging fields, such as those in the Danish North Sea and offshore Qatar, demands more than just drilling extended reach horizontal wells. We have developed completion and stimulation technologies to overcome tight reservoirs. And for long wells, we apply innovative approaches to well monitoring and intervention.
PSI comprises a cemented liner, multiple packers and sliding
sleeves to divide the horizontal well into typically 10-20 zones.
Each zone can be open and closed using coiled tubing or
wireline tractors allowing for individual stimulation treatment,
chemical conformance treatments or closing of water or gas
producing intervals.
While the main purpose of this system was to enable multiple
stimulation treatments along the horizontal well bore, it also
proved beneficial in reservoir management because zones could
be opened and closed for production or injection.
The system is today being combined with remotely operated
sliding side doors, moving the control of the zone isolation
system to the surface, saving money on production logging and
interventions. The intelligent operation of the sleeves provides
individual zone quality data which is used to optimise well
The technique involves filling hydraulic fractures with sand to
prohibit a collapse. The tail of the sand being pumped into the
fracture contains resin to solidify the sand and to prevent it from
being produced back. Alternatively, ceramic screens can be used.
Up to two million pounds of sand is pumped into one fracture. A
normal horizontal well may contain up to 20 propped fractures
along the well bore. The open fractures are typically 400 feet in
diameter and, combined, they create a large drainage area within
the reservoir.
Long horizontal wells in thin tight carbonate reservoirs are
efficiently stimulated by injecting acid into the formation,
creating a few "wormholes" as the acid dissolves and thereby
increasing the reservoir contact area. CAJ is implemented
through a non-cemented liner, with a number of unevenlyspaced
perforations that ensure efficient acid stimulation of
the complete reservoir section.
The CAJ liner has in several ways set new standards for the
completion and stimulation of long horizontal wells. The most
significant is the remarkably effective acid coverage with
efficient stimulation of reservoir sections up to 14,400 feet in a
single operation. This is more than 20 times the interval length
covered during matrix acid stimulation in a traditional cemented
and perforated liner.
The CAJ liner completion and stimulation concept has
proved efficient, simple to install and very cost effective. The
production performance of the wells completed with the CAJ
system is superior to the performance of wells completed with
conventional systems.
The PetroCeram™ screen, developed by Maersk Oil and a technical
ceramic specialist company, offered a breakthrough in sand control
technology, especially under demanding conditions where abrasion
is a major challenge. The screen is effectively a stack of ceramic
rings packed tightly enough to keep sand out but loosely enough
to let oil through. The solution's novelty comes from the choice of
technical ceramic, rather than metals, whose unique properties
make it so robust it is normally used in bulletproof armour.
PetroCeram™ screens help reduce the need for workovers and
have already been responsible for the restart of one well that
had been previously chronically affected by erosion and shut
for years.
A sleeve over PetroCeram™, a screen made of stacked ceramic rings.
Maersk Oil has seen an increased oil
recovery rate and decreasing gas-oil ratio at fields where FAST
has been applied.
The FAST concept was first implemented on the Halfdan
chalk field in the Danish North Sea with horizontal wells
drilled 600 feet apart in a parallel pattern of alternating
producers and water injectors within 10-15,000 feet long
reservoir sections. Fracturing of the injector wells is key to the
process of voidage replacement, due to the low mobility of
water compared to oil and gas.
FAST uses the principle that fluid flow in low permeability rocks
affects reservoir stresses. The horizontal section is preferentially
drilled in the direction of the maximum horizontal stress.
Before propagating a fracture, the prevailing pressure field
is manipulated through a period of injection below fracture
propagation pressure and simultaneous production from the
neighbouring wells. At slow propagation rates, the pressure
diffusion from the fracture itself increases the alignment of the
fracture with the injection well; the technique works because the
injection rates are actively controlled.
Confinement of injection fractures along horizontal injector
wells is verified by production data from areas where FAST
has been implemented. After several years of injection, water
breakthrough to the neighbouring producers has not been
FAST uses water injection to force oil in the reservoir towards a producing well.
The main driver
for choosing smart wells is the ability to open and shut zones which
are producing too much water or gas without the need for well
costly well intervention, and the risk to the well in using standard intervention methods. Another benefit of smart wells is the possibility of
stimulating each zone individually without the requirement for
bringing coiled tubing to the rig.
Maersk Oil is using distributed temperature sensing along with
pressure and temperature gauges in individual zones to help its
reservoir monitoring and management objectives.
Smart wells will be key elements of the FDP 2012 1nd 2013 campaigns I Qatar.
Various types of permanent chemical production tracers have been
evaluated for use in the UK, Denmark and Qatar, and several
trials are ongoing. Chemical production tracers are installed as
part of the original completion and surface samples (oil and/
or water) are taken during the initial production phase to verify
that all parts of the well is contributing to the production. This
limits the need for well interventions as it eliminates the need
for running a production logging tool.
Tracers are also pumped into water injectors to look for
shortcuts to other wells. A long well conformance team has
been established to investigate solutions to water shortcuts,
working across borders to create conformance treatment
designs and establish best practices. These technologies
are used as part of the holistic well and reservoir
management strategy.
We work with Improved Oil Recovery techniques, such as waterflood operations, to improve the oil and gas recovery factor. And in our quest to maximise long-term production, we participate in Enhanced Oil Recovery research and development projects.
Maximising the waterflooding sweep efficiency in low
permeability, low porosity and heterogeneous types of
reservoir has been key with a focus kept on injectivity and well
conformance issues. However, the typically closely spaced
extended reach wells drilled in a line drive pattern facilitate
waterflooding sweep efficiency.
Maerskline is now injecting upto 100 million standard cubic feet a day into the Al Shaheen field , making this one of the largest offshore gas injection projects in the world.
At Maersk Oil's Kazakhstan asset, injection of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is currently taking place in order to enhance oil recovery beyond that achievable by waterflood alone. Maersk Oil is also a non-operating partner of an active hydrocarbon gas EOR programme in Algeria.
In the Gryphon field in the UK North Sea, associated gas injection has been ongoing for many years as part of the reservoir management strategy. Here, injection into the gas cap is performed to control the oil column at the producing wells and limit water production from the strong underlying aquifer.
Looking to the future, a number of new field developments show major potential for enhanced oil recovery with gas injection. Maersk Oil will be looking to leverage its existing experience in this area to create world-class field developments and realise maximum value from the projects.
Maersk Oil is becoming an industry leader in offshore Gas/WAG - based EOR . we have several active EOR projects around the world.
Maersk Oil is currently operating one of the first offshore WAG project in the Middle East. At the Al Shaheen field we are operating a multi- patterns WAG flood with an injection capacity of 100 MMscf/d. Field data showed significant production increase with WAG injection. The development concept is long horizontal wells integrating with WAG injection to optimize recovery of a tight carbonate offshore super giant field.
KazakhstanMaersk Oil is operating an active enriched gas injection project in tight clastic reservoirs in Kazakhstan. We are doing a field trial with the Power Wave technology for EOR.
Trigen is a novel concept of generating CO2 supply to EOR projects that have difficulty accessing a low cost supply of CO2. Trigen also generate fresh water and steam for their respective applications in EOR. For more information on Trigen, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOTbxpibnn8&list=PLC27661A4F2D49EC9&index=20
Maersk Oil is a non operated partner of several mature hydrocarbon WAG projects in Algeria.
We are actively participating and supporting various EOR R&D projects such as BIOREC, Water Based EOR and 4D integration with EOR. BIOREC investigates a wide range of possibilities inusing microbes for enhanced oil recovery, corrosion mitigations and produced water quality improvements.
For WAG
to be successful, the ability to predict incremental recoveries relies
heavily on robust fluid models and, in particular, a good 'equation
of state' (EoS) model with an ability to describe the full range of oil
properties in combination with a range of injection gases. Maersk Oil
has demonstrated superior capability in EoS modelling, supported
by a state of the art laboratory study focusing on gas injection in the
Al Shaheen field.
Right now, we drive around 50 current research projects together with more than 15 universities and technology institutes and many more service and peer companies. Subjects cover the whole range of upstream technologies and capabilities, from basic fundamental research to applied technology.
Through better knowledge gained from thorough research, we're striving to navigate complexity to unlock energy potential.
BioRec is a joint industry project with Maersk Oil, the Danish
Advanced Technology Foundation, global biotech company
Novozymes, oil company DONG E&P and three institutions –
the Technical University of Denmark, the Danish Technological
Institute and Roskilde University.
Maersk Oil, Novozymes, DONG E&P and the Danish Advanced
Technology Foundation will contribute funds, expertise and
materials to the academic institutions, which, in turn, will carry
out research on several predefined issues and find commercially
viable solutions. BioRec's ultimate aim is to be technically able
to implement pilot tests at relevant reservoirs in the Danish
North Sea at the end of the four-year period based on the
results of its research.
The Centre has established research collaboration agreements with a number of top-tier research institutions around the globe. Furthermore, the centre is works closely with various higher education institutions, such as Texas A&M, Qatar and Texas Engineering and Environment Station, Qatar.
The MO-RTC divides its work into three key themes:
The Horizontal Well Technology theme focuses within areas of conformance control, dynamic flow modelling, distributed acoustic sensing and acid stimulation. The theme began initiating field trials of acoustic sensing in wells with fibre optical cables, electron microscopy on cuttings while drilling and has patented technology for measuring water injection profiles in horizontal wells. Several studies have produced results and new studies are being initiated. The theme has also accommodated work on field-testing of concepts related to results from the dynamic flow modelling and acid stimulation projects.
The EOR project portfolio at MO-RTC aims at covering topics within gas injection, chemical EOR, thermal EOR, microbial EOR, and nano-particles. In addition, the team works on reservoir characterisation via the digital core laboratory encompassing microscopes, QEMSCAN, a micro-CT scanner and software to interpret the digital images.
The carbonate EOR team has initiated a number of new research projects involving aspects of microbiology and DNA-modification techniques for enhanced oil recovery. Further, the team has submitted 19 patent applications on topics such as conformance control, software development, and nano-particles, and has contributed to inventions supporting the TriGen technology.
The environmental theme is pursuing novel technology within biodiversity monitoring and impact assessment. In partnership with Qatar's Ministry of Environment, the Qatar Whale Shark Research Project was established in 2012, and is making great progress in better understanding why there is such a large aggregation in the Al Shaheen area. Furthermore the theme focuses on resource management through the establishment of water treatment facilities at Qatar University. Maersk Oil has also established a Maersk Oil Professorial Chair in Environmental Engineering at Qatar University, a faculty position that supports offshore environmental studies.
In particular, the team has been investigating whether there
is a way of 'tricking' the organic calcite particles to grow,
after managing to engineer inorganic calcite of the same tiny
dimensions as those in the North Sea and seeing them grow
when exposed under North Sea geological conditions.
The team hopes that between finding out how the
engineered inorganic calcite particles grew under such
conditions and what restrictions on growth there are on
organic calcite particles in the same condition, a solution can
be applied to organic calcite particles that would force them
to grow. Their growth would increase the permeability in
chalk and, as a consequense, oil recovery.
The aim of the study is to develop a three-dimensional model
for the distribution of the various rock types present, ranging
from a basin to field scale, to define the controls on deposition
and stratigraphic architecture and to characterise the changes
undergone by the various rock types subsequent to their
deposition, a processes called diagenesis.The results from year
1, which concentrated on regional relationships, were presented
at a field seminar held in October 2012. The consortium has
decided to refocus the study and continue regional work during
year 2 and incorporate sub-surface data from the Lomas de
Olmedo Basin, adjacent to the main study area, where there is
oil production from the Yacoraite Formation. It is hoped that
this will improve understanding of controls on the distribution
of quality reservoir facies.


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Shauna Mckay | January 7, 2007
Today I received an email from Curt Maynard with a link to the following web site: http://beachimpeach.com/photos.shtml
http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/9605/bodycountimpeach0011fm.jpg It seems that 1,000 People spelled out "IMPEACH" on the beach with their bodies in Pelosi's district of San Francisco. Brad Newsham a local cab driver and author organized the event. He said, "America is a great country, but President Bush has betrayed our faith. He has to go, NOW. I too, hope Nancy Pelosi is listening."
Most American's share Newshans's position. I've been meaning to put up an open letter to Pelosi on my site and ask for signatures from all who agree so I can send it to her as a representative of the people, but building this new site has consumed all my time. However, after reading Curt's email, I was compelled to write this short article.
Yes, Nancy Pelosi, I hope you are listening, because if you and your Democrat associates don't honor our Constitution and do your job to protect this country and its people from traitors and acts of treason by the Executive Branch and others, we the people will just have to recall all of you, including the President.
If the bunches of you think, that you are perched on a Royal Throne on Capitol Hill, you have another think coming. You work for us and you vote for what we want, not what you want and not what the corporations want and not what that lying, cheating excuse for human being who calls himself a President wants. This is our country, the citizens of America. No matter what illegal bills you slap through that violates our Constitution. No matter what kind of Fraud the decider and his lap dog Gonzalez think they are going to pull on the people, this is still our country and we are the WILL of this country, we are the "DECIDERS" and we will not honor or tolerate crooks who think they can steal it from us.
The Fraud has gone on long enough, this is not a game, this is our lives and our children's future that you bored old lushes are paying with. Just how long do you think you can keep taking from the American people, lining your pockets and give nothing back.
I'm here to tell you, the gig is up. Sh-t or get off the pot!
It comes down to either you do your job or we will do it for you.
1.) You will give us paper ballots and toss those corrupt voting machines or we will establish our own voting system without you and we will vote you out.
2.) You will bring our troops home and right now. They should not be fighting for a lie, and not one more of them should be sacrificed for a lie. If the Chicken-hawks want sacrifice, then let them go to Iraq and serve themselves up on a platter, we would gladly sacrifice their lying cheating butts any day of the week, but our young men and women deserve better than what you gutless excuses for Americans are cursing them with. Either you cut the funding for this war or we will cut it for you and don't tell us it's the Presidents choice, because it is not, that power belongs to the Congress and if you don't know that then you shouldn't be holding the office. If the Congress can't handle it, then the people can.
3.) Deport all these illegal criminal immigrants that have invaded our country, put armed troops on the southern border, and stop the drugs, the smuggling and the invasion. We are tired of having to worry about being robbed, raped and murdered. The only people that want them here are the big corporations that can exploit them as cheap labor. Enough of this bull, already. Get into the reality of the way things work. Companies produce products, they have to pay labor so those laborers can purchase their products or everything comes to a stop. The greed and fraud has gone far enough, you are allowing these criminals to destroy our county and our lives and we will not have anymore of it. Are you getting the picture, loud and clear? Do your job or we will do it for you.
4.) http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/9605/bodycountimpeach0011fm.jpgStop this insane NAU treason and stop it now. We don't want it and we will not have it. This is our country. If you want to live in a Nazi hellhole then pack your bags, get out of our country, and do it now because we do not want it and we will not have it. We want Bush and his cronies impeached and held accountable for all the fraud and war crimes. We are a country of laws, so you keep preaching for your own agendas, so start practicing what you preach and punish these traitors and treasonous war criminals. Do your job; obey the will of the people.
These are only four items on a long list of items that you people in Congress have failed to take care of, but these are the most urgent and we want them handled now, the rest we will discuss later. Handle them or pack your bags, because you are on your way out, all of you, Democrats and Republicans alike. We are sick of your pompous Bull, we are sick of your stall tactics and we are sick of looking at your lying faces. Nobody is buying it no matter how many lies you spin. The people have got your number and it is "ZERO"
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Mine arrived last night. Haven't had time to do a proper layout or anything, but here are some of my thoughts:
I ordered (I think! I'm embarrassed to say I'm not sure exactly what my order was, I need to double check) 2 of the basic set, painted, so I got all the various rewards for that, then I also ordered the dungeon dressing set, the floor set, the castle wall set (with the windows and arrow slits), and the stair set. I think that was all of it....
First off, get it out of the way, I haven't encountered any warped pieces yet (phew!) I opened my floor tiles, since those seem to be the ones most prone ot it, and they were fine. Based on how everything is packed, even though I still have about two boxes to open (one regular set and one set of stretch goals) I think I should be okay.
Which leads to the next point - boy this stuff is packed like a jigsaw puzzle! The various ways the regular walls and corner pieces fit into a box makes me think there's almost no point in my holding onto the box. I'm never going to be able to get them in there in quite that configuration again. Nor, to be honest, will I want to take the time to put them away so precisely each time.
On the plus side, the pieces are so thick and sturdy, I get the sense that even plopped on top of each other, they won't warp over time. Maybe if the walls were longer, there'd be a risk, but these seem to be stout enough that a wall lying upside down, forming a little tent, isn't going to warp even with a bunch of other pieces on top pushing it down. Not unless you drop a bowling ball on it as well.
Final remark about the initial box: it was much smaller than I anticipated! Based on the quantity of stuff I was getting, I expected to arrive home to find a huge box. But it was surprisingly small. Unfortunately, since I know I won't be repackaging these as efficiently, I will probably need double space to store them. But even that isn't too bad. Without the styrofoam etc., these will still take up a lot less room than the resin products.
The goods:
I'm very happy with the final product. The pieces fit together nice and snug, the overall impression when you step back is definitely that this is one solid structure, there are almost no visible gaps. The flat surface along the top of the walls is nice, too, a good opportunity for stacking pieces, and it does create an awesome "labyrinth" appearance.
My personal favorite pieces are the doors, which I expected -- that really is what made me cave and get into GT. I have so many regular dungeon sets, when GT was first shown I was hesitant. It struck me as a product for a different audience, not someone like me who is happy with the resin line. And while the slightly different design would mean that people could choose to enjoy both, it wasn't so radical a new design that I felt like I'd be really missing out if I passed.
But once I saw those doors -- and then, later, the stairs with the ROTA-style modularity but in the dungeon style -- I had to buy in.
And they do not disappoint. They open smoothly, they are painted beautifully, and they look awesome. The variety of doors is perfect, each one is great.
The mosaic floors were a very nice surprise - there is more color variation than I expected even from the more recent pics, and the design was more elaborate than I anticipated. I had originally thought I would do some kind of checkerboard on these, but now I don't think I will. I'm gonna have to come up with something much more interesting. Hmmm....
As for recent concerns about the paint job -- well, I keep going back and forth. When I initially opened the set, I was very happy with the paint. Then, the more I looked closely at the pieces, the more I could see problems. Some pieces had a little bit of sloppiness to them -- areas that didn't quite get a highlight layer and remained too dark, or areas where the drybrush was too wet and it ended up being gloppy and obscuring the detail of the sculpt. Overall, though, I think it's fine. I think it suffers a LITTLE bit from extreme close-up inspection -- and even that is mostly a matter of comparing it to the resin line. The resin walls look real to me, no matter how close you get. If you look at some of the extreme close-ups people (including me) have posted in the Cool Photos section, no matter how close you get, it looks like stone. It's just breathtaking. This stuff, to be fair, when you get close enough, it looks slightly less perfect. There's occasional overspill of brown paint into the cracks, or the drybrush doesn't quite work -- or, one thing I've noticed, sometimes a piece looks glossy, so that the cracks between the stones is glossy instead of matte, and as a result it doesn't quite have the realism that you get in the resin line. But these are very minor nits, apparent only when you really stare at the stuff from one inch away. From a foot away, or from normal tabletop gaming distance, it looks flawless.
I still hold up the resin line as superior, but it's more a matter of degree than of categorical shift. I wouldn't want to see my favorite ideas executed only in Dwarvenite -- but as a cheaper, somewhat less high maintenance alternative, it's definitely fun.
There really isn't much more to say -- these are really great, I consider the KS a huge success, and I look forward to the next installment.
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Re:Got my set -- some thoughts
1 Year, 1 Month ago
Now that is a positive review! I think LAW has been the most critical of dwarvenite so far, so that is a good review!
I would agree that resin looks more real. But for somebody like me, it is good enough. Just like pre-painted D&D plastic minis are good enough for me.
I thought you would absolutely trash the paint job. Glad to hear that you like it and that you don't feel they will warp easily. I think your concerns that you stated before (living in Florida) and storing stuff in high-heat storage etc. are very legit for you. I hope this stuff can withstand such extremes even though I won't need it to. Maybe someday it will have to be shoved in the attic so I think that is legit concern. I think I actually learned about mildew on some d&d minis from you in that other thread as well. I thought it was dust, but apparently a few lines had slight mildew that forms because of the type of plastic. I read up on and learned how to take care of it and that is not a health concern etc.
Anyway, great review. And there is never a problem with critical detailed impressions, concerns, or reviews. I find them very helpful.
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1 Year, 1 Month ago
Thanks! Yeah, I do think that every criticism at this stage is crucial, even if it's just nitpicking, because we want Stefan to have as much information as possible in making decisions about how to proceed with the Dwarvenite line. What bothers some people might not bother others, and vice versa, so putting it all out there could have really important ramifications further down the line.
Meanwhile, I just found a pic that most people have already seen, from another thread:
It's a comparison of three pieces: an "as produced" GT piece, an original resin MM dungeon piece, and (I believe) a prototype GT piece painted by Stefan.
The picture does a better job than anything I could manage at showing people exactly what the issues are.
1) For people wondering about the quality of the final product's paint job versus what had been shown before, this seems very accurate to me. Since it's in the same lighting and against the same backdrop, any optical illusions should be minimized. There is definitely a noticeable difference -- whether you prefer the prototype or the final product is of course highly subjective. But you can at least see what people are talking about.
2) This pic also shows off really well the difference between the GT pieces and the resin dungeon walls, and this is what I was trying, awkwardly, to describe in my review. The resin wall really looks like it's made of stone to me. If someone were to take a big stone and shrink it down to scale, it feels like it would look EXACTLY like that. The GT piece involves a little more illusion -- I don't think an actual brick shrunk down to scale would look like that. It's a little rougher, the contrast between the highs and lows is a little stark. For people with experience painting, it really does look like the difference between 4-5 coats and 15-20 coats. A truly perfect piece would require many, many layers, gradually transitioning, to bring up all the detail. This jumps ahead several steps, so you have a much brighter color right up against a darker color, without the same blending and transition. It looks less "real." But, as I said, only when you get very close up. From about 10-12 inches away, it already becomes much harder to notice.
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Re:Got my set -- some thoughts
1 Year, 1 Month ago
That's my photo :)
And yes from left to right:
Factory GT that Jeff sent at some point as a Thank you to the prototype backers.
Prototype piece painted by Stefan
Existing Resin piece
My view:
When using them to game with, you and your players won't notice the difference. If you play in reduced lighting, even more so.
When examining them as collectibles, or art pieces, yes you'll notice the difference.
When building dioramas or photographing, if you're zoomed in or doing adventurer's eye view, you'll see a difference.
For me, I like them a lot and I know they'll get a lot of use. GT lose slightly on appearance, but gain greatly on storage. Price for a painted set is close enough to a resin set that I don't think I would consider that in my decision (but I am less price sensitive than many). Storage is becoming my bigger problem so GT will probably win for me for "basic" dungeon going forward (not that I need a lot more with 15 sets + 22 addons :) )
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Re:Got my set -- some thoughts
1 Year, 1 Month ago
Good points, I agree.
One note I meant to include about my sets: I have been telling my kids about them for months, since they're very excited about having access to Daddy's "not fragile" maze pieces. When they woke up this morning I showed them the pieces and they were very excited. My daughter said she wanted to use them to make Halloweentown.
And that's when I realized they really do look like something straight out of Nightmare Before Christmas.
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Re:Got my set -- some thoughts
1 Year, 1 Month ago
Thanks as usual for the thorough and thoughtful review Law. I think you pretty much nailed it.
Mastermaze is truly top of the line...our Rolls Royce. As I have said over and over throughout the 18 years of Dwarven Forge we make the finest dungeons in the entire world and I am very proud because it was always about making something the best we possibly could, it was and still is an art project to me....
Game Tiles is the Mercedes version or the model T if you will....the car your not afraid to take out and drive...it's still built really well and it's tough like a Ford, ready to cake care of business! I use GT when I run games at bars or game stores....at the end I shovel them into a duffle bag, saving me a ton of meticulous tear down!
OK, sometimes I mix MM with GT, can't help it....but it's still a huge saver...the MM is used for specialty rooms or pieces, the majority, the bread and butter of the setup can now be GT....when I am not gaming, it's fun to have a MM Resin setup on a coffee table just to admire while i drink my coffee.....yes I'm that geeky!
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Re:Got my set -- some thoughts
1 Year, 1 Month ago
Stefan wrote:
....when I am not gaming, it's fun to have a MM Resin setup on a coffee table just to admire while i drink my coffee.....yes I'm that geeky!
And that's what we love about you and Jeff!
You guys are gamers at heart, so know what we want and share our passions! That doesn't translate well into companies whose final decisions are make by non-gaming bankers and accountants!
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ispconfig 3: website pointing
I have met a strange bug that I am trying to understand.
If I add one client and a site - DNS elsewhere - I point to a the client?/web?/web/index.html file and I can change it and do stuff with it.
When I add another client and website it points to the same index file and I don't seem able to change it.
DNS is managed on an independent box, and is pointing to the base IP of the server - the websites are all affiliated with the base IP of the server when they are created. The FTP side of things is fine - separate websites are in separate folders.
So question is: What's going on? If you can assist I would be grateful, thank you.
The places of sites in filesystem have nothing to do with dns. You can not point something to a folder in a dns record, so I guess you mix there something up. DNS records point to an IP address. I'am pretty sure that the website setup is working properly as I tested it yesterday in RC2.
Hi Till:
I made some changes to the index.html on the first site in the client?/we?/web folder deliberately to exclude the possibility that there was problem entering in there. Anyway, as I added a second site, I noticed that the file being displayed was the same - I will re-install ISPconfig because it is quick easy and simple at the this point - there is nothing on the server and see again.
Incidentally, to rule out any other possible bugs at a layer-1 level, I am using a Dell PE R200 with dual 160GB SATA drives configured for RAID 1, 2GB's RAM and quad-core XEON. I am running Fedora 9 fully updated. Let me know if you think that there may be any problems with this, thank you.
Kind regards,
I have reinstalled ISPConfig 3 completely - ran uninstall -q uninstall.php and then reinstalled.
The result is the same as before - add one site and the system is happy - I modify the index.html file in the /var/clients/client?/web?/web folder as a check. Add second site and it reflects exactly the same file?
I am sure that this is not the way it is meant to be? Please could someone confirm, thank you.
Kind regards,
ispconfig 3: website pointing
We picked up an error at the end of the installation after re-installation that we think is relevant to our issue. Please could you take a look and assist, thank you:
Warning: DocumentRoot [/var/www/domainname.tld/web] does not exist
httpd: apr_sockaddr_info_get() failed for hostname.com
httpd: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.0.1 for ServerName
[Thu Feb 26 21:08:27 2009] [warn] _default_ VirtualHost overlap on port 80, the first has precedence
I would be really grateful if you could help - :)
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We have fixed this - it seems that there may be a bug. Please refer to the following thread in the Developer Forum:
Thank you.
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I'am not able to conform this, works fine for me. Which linux distribution do you use.
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sub•ti•tleˈsʌbˌtaɪt l(n.; v.)-tled, -tling.
(n.)a secondary or subordinate title of a literary work, usu. of explanatory character.
Category: Literature
a repetition of the leading words in the full title of a book at the head of the first page of text.
Category: Literature
(in motion pictures and television) the text of dialogue, speeches, etc., translated into another language and projected onto the bottom of the screen. (in silent motion pictures) a caption.
Category: Showbiz, Motion Pictures
(v.t.)to give a subtitle or subtitles to.
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subtitle, caption(noun)
translation of foreign dialogue of a movie or TV program; usually displayed at the bottom of the screen
secondary or explanatory title
supply (a movie) with subtitles
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subtitleˈsʌbˌtaɪt l
a title under the main title in a book, article, etc.
the subtitle of/to her book
A heading below or after a title.
Textual versions of the dialog in films, usually displayed at the bottom of the screen.
To create subtitles for the dialog in a film.
Subtitles are textual versions of the dialog or commentary in films, television programs, video games, and the like, usually displayed at the bottom of the screen. They can either be a form of written translation of a dialog in a foreign language, or a written rendering of the dialog in the same language, with or without added information to help viewers who are deaf and hard-of-hearing to follow the dialog, or people who cannot understand the spoken dialogue or who have accent recognition problems. Television teletext subtitles, which are hidden unless requested by the viewer from a menu or by selecting the relevant teletext page, always carry additional sound representations for deaf and hard of hearing viewers. Teletext subtitle language follows the original audio, except in multi-lingual countries where the broadcaster may provide subtitles in additional languages on other teletext pages. Sometimes, mainly at film festivals, subtitles may be shown on a separate display below the screen, thus saving the film-maker from creating a subtitled copy for perhaps just one showing. Television subtitling for the deaf and hard-of-hearing is also referred to as closed captioning in some countries. More exceptional uses also include operas, such as Verdi's Aida, where sung lyrics in Italian are subtitled in English or in another local language outside the stage area on luminous screens for the audience to follow the storyline.
Anagrams of subtitle
blue tits, bluetits
Blue tits
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a second or explanatory title to a book.
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Why offer rich Israel any ":Package." Just get it off Palestinian backs and that would be enough. The best thing Europe can do is build houses for Israeli settlers who have to evacuate every house they built illegally in the occupied West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, which is part of the WB. Then, the EU should charge Israeli settlers for those houses in Israel proper (because US dollars have already paid for them thru our taxes).
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Crochet a holiday garland with little canes or an anytime garland with flowers or stars. This fun crochet garland from Lily Sugar n' Cream is a great way to use up scrap yarn.
- Yarn: Lily® Sugar'n Cream
- Crochet Hook: Size 5 mm (U.S. H or 8) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
- Assorted beads for A or C only: silver, red, white ¼ inch [6 mm] in diameter
- Hot glue
Size: 56.7 g / 2 oz of yarn makes a Garland approx 3.5 yds [3.25 m] long.
Gauge: 14 sc and 16 rows = 4 ins [10 cm].
Garland A: (Little stars).
1st row: *Ch 11. Sl st in 4th ch from hook. (Ch 4. Sl st in same sp as last sl st) 4 times. Rep from * to required length. Ch 6. Fasten off. Glue bead in center of each Star.
Garland B: (Candy canes).
1st row: *Ch 14. 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook and each of next 5 ch. 2 sc in each of next 2 ch (place marker on last worked ch). Ch 4. 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook. 2 sc in each of next 2 ch. Ch 1. Sl st in marked ch. Rep from * to required length. Ch 7. Fasten off.
Garland C: (Flowers).
1st row: *Ch 15. Sl st in 5th ch from hook. (Ch 1. 1 sc. Ch 2. Sl st in top of sc – Picot made) 8 times in ch-5 ring. Rep from * to required length. Ch 9. Fasten off. Glue bead in center of each Flower.
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Does anyone think it might be because I'm stressed about TTC. I'm riding it alone really because he doesn't like to talk about my firtle time. (it makes it hard for him to... huh hum) So he just tells me to innitiate sex and so I'm the one who's innitiating all the time. Well, that night, I tried to innitiate and was: REJECTED! I was devistated. He's never turned me down before. So downstairs I go, and I sit here at the puter thinking about telling you all about it, and he came down and I lost it! I just cried and cried for almost an hour while he held me helplessly and kept saying "I didn't realize you were serious or I would have stopped picking" OMG!!!! Are they really that stupid? So, yesterday I had one helluva headache. He worked from home while I moped around trying to stay quiet so he could work. It's aweful to say, but I'm glad he's gone back to work today. He was getting on my nerves! I couldn't turn on music, I couldn't run the vaccuum, I couldn't get on the computer because he was working on it. I couldn't do ANYTHING! It's hard to innitiate sex with someone who is irritating the skin off you! I think I need a nap!
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I do just fine and I'm like a 6... I've dated girls in the 8-10 range, my current GF is probably a 9 by most people's standards.
When I was going to university, I remember hanging out at one of my friends dorms who played on the football team at the time, and a bunch of his team mates were there having some drinks too. Anyway, they were talking about this girl in one of their classes and how they all wanted to bang her - and how she was the hottest girl at the school "by far". I wasn't paying attention at all, until later at the bar I saw the girl I had been screwing for the last month...
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If you have been hurt out at one of our games at Arch Road, then you have probably met with one of our First Aid crew. We would like to share a little more information regarding this. The First Aid crew are not a paid body. Each and every one of them from Peter Sturdevant who head's the team down to the lowest runner, are donating their time, efforts and skills to making our organization a little safer. When you meet up with one of those "yellow shirts" please give them a thank you for their efforts - a lot of people have been helped by this crew.
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Workmen with SLC Construction of Magnolia sprung a leak late July 12 during a city water and sewer line replacement project in the 3100 block of Reid Drive and needed the water turned off. Someone broke the shutoff valve beneath Jane Davis' rose garden, and because it has happened before, she reported it to the city's call center. Water continued to spew the next day, so Davis called the water department directly. The weekend passed, and the morning of July 16 she approached Pete Reyna, the project superintendent for the contractor.
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