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If you like to play games online, you'll enjoy the iPhone 4′s Game Center, an app that's built into your phone, which lets you get involved in social gaming on your phone. Having an Apple ID is a great way to play games. Going to the game center you can download games. There are multiplayer games that enable you to compete with players all over the world. Do you like role playing, there is a wide selection of games. Do you like matching scores with friends? Do you like to play games on your phone, get an iPhone 4.
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skep, I believe that those who wrote the legislation to be approved of by the majority indicates the very way of thinking that you note. As if you and they were on the same page.
If you marry again, of course you will be then an adulterer, but you will have the approval of tradition and a right to a traditional definition. The state will recognize the pair of you as a consenting couple, with rights to property and recognition by all other states if you should leave this land of milk and honey. That a same sex couple have the same rights as a result of a similar rite will have no effect upon your rite or rights. Right?
Wrong. I go back to my earlier post where I said it merely devalues marriage, kind of like when someone builds a hog farm next to your property. It's not something you need, it is only an outright attack on straights. (and religion in the case of many).
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My home is a 45-minute drive from Gettysburg National Military Park, a site Ive visited many times, never without some emotion. The nature of that emotion crystallized for me a few years ago when I took some Australian friends on an audio tour of the battlefield with the help of Father Scott Newman, pastor of St. Marys Church in Greenville, S.C., who drove the other car in our small motorcade. (That Father Newman styled his vehicle the CSS Greenville will tell you something about his approach to what some folks in his part of the country still tend to call the War of Northern Aggression.)
In any event, when we stood at the center of Cemetery Ridge, a few yards from where Lo Armistead had fallen during Picketts Charge, Father Newman brought the whole meaning of Gettysburg into focus for our guests, and for me, when he remarked to the Australians, This is where America was made.
I think thats right. If Gettysburg was the pivot of the Civil War, and if the Civil War changed the country from the United States are . . . to the United States is . . . (as Americas Homer, Shelby Foote, often pointed out), then the United States as we know it was forged on July 1-3, 1863, outside a small crossroads town in Pennsylvania. Yes, it took another century for the promise of the United States is
to be vindicated by the moral revolution that produced the civil rights revolution. And yes, the promise of equality remains to be secured for todays endangered members of the American community: the unborn, the radically handicapped, the burdensome elderly. But that factthat democracy is an ongoing experiment in a peoples capacity to live freedom noblydoes not change the fact that Gettysburg was the pivot.
The pivot between the Civil War and the civil rights revolution may also have taken place at Gettysburg, at least in symbolic terms, on July 4, 1913: the last Independence Day before my mother was born. That Glorious Fourth witnessed a Great Reunion of the living veterans of Gettysburg, 54,000 of whom helped each other walk across Culps Hill, navigate Devils Den, cross over the Roundtopsand re-enact Picketts Charge, often on crutches and in wheelchairs. As the veterans of Lees Army of Northern Virginia slowly and painfully made their way up Cemetery Ridge to the Bloody Angle and the High Water Mark of the Confederacy, their former antagonists of the Army of the Potomacthose people, as Robert E. Lee called themwaited, as they had a half-century before. This time, however, the men of the grey and the men of the blue embraced, commingling tears rather than blood.
A day later, two Civil War veterans, one from the South and one from the North, walked through the town of Gettysburg together, bought a hatchet together in a hardware story, re-ascended Cemetery Ridge together, and buried the hatchet together at the Bloody Angle: a story of which I was recently reminded by an article on the Great Reunion in Drexel Universitys online magazine, The Smart Set. The same story had occurred to me more than once over the past 20 years, principally when European colleagues blamed this or that outburst of (often-vicious) ethnic violence in the Balkans, the Caucusus, or wherever on animosities dating from three, four, or five centuries before. When I mentioned, in such conversations, that Americans had once fought historys most sanguinary civil war but had forged out of that bloodletting a new sense of commonality, the Old World colleagues would often look at me with a certain pity, as if here was another example of American callowness.
The colleagues were wrong. The reconciliation that took place between the Civil War and the civil rights revolution was not an indicator of historical insouciance, nor was the Great Reunion of 1913 a moment in a long collapse into cultural decadence. From the cauldron that was Cemetery Ridge on July 3, 1863, was born a drama of moral growth and national maturation that sets an example for the worldand for future generations of Americans.
George Weigel is Distinguished Senior Fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, D.C.
He does this with this turn: "a drama of moral growth and national maturation that sets an example for the worldand for future generations of Americans". JAS
I wonder if we can really connect Gettysburg and the civil rights movement a century later. Alll kinds of revisionist historians say Lincoln and the war mainly increased the power of the federal government. Suppose Lincoln had let the secessionists go. Wouldn't the southern cotton economy have just collapsed on its own and then applied for readmission? Even those Mississippi Percys couldn't have kept the system going.
As for those battle veteransthey survived. A good enough reason to embrace.
Respectfully, President Lincoln's oppressive war began the political process that has reached denouement in the Obama regime's radical socialist deconstruction of the nation. Lincoln's actions were predicated on the will and desires of "eastern monied interests," who could never tolerate foreign competetion.
We should have maintained the old principles of federalism, even if it meant secession...but Lilncoln, following the Mexican war, was always a consolidator.
Slavery--even the enlightened kind practiced by Jefferson Davis--was an abomination. A n entire class of landed gentry planters were able to live in relative luxury due to the hard back-breaking labors of others. When one group can reap the fruits of another's hard labor the correct term is "welfare state" and if we correctly condemn slavery as evil we must also condemn the welfare state of the previous century as well.
Mr. Weigel is associated with neo-conservatives who switched over from liberalism to conservatims without jettisoning their fondness for Big Gummint.
But something about Lincoln has occurred to me more than once. Great patriots like Mr. Weigel revere Lincoln for holding the union together no matter what the cost. He seemed to have put an almost transcendental value on the U.S. Republic, as the last great hope of earth. But what should a Christian think is the last great hope of earth? It is well known that Lincoln had no religion, although he may have had some faith. Perhaps the Republic became for him a substitute religion.
In other words, his perspective was ever so slightly, yet fatefully, skewed. And that may be why he mainly succeeded in growing the federal government at the expense of what the Founders he revered really envisioned. Who doesnt admire Lincoln? But there may not really be any such thing as a secular saint.
My German ancestors on both sides of my family fought in the same German regiment in the war, but don't know if they made it to Gettysburg.
We have visited Gettysburg twice with considerably mixed family emotions. Thank you George for the well written article.
I like the other battlefields like Sharpsburg, just down the road. You can see the land.
But no matter what I like, it is clearly a noble event for those enemies to meet and reconcile, as you describe. That is the main thing -- a good thing.
As for the rise of rampant federal power, suffice to say that some growth was necessary to fulfill the the promise of our Declaration of Independence. But it is clear, at least to this Virginian, that such growth has come at a great cost to our essential liberty as a free people.
Too many laws, too many regulations, too much interference with the states that form our Union. Laws written by people who have forgotten who sent them to Washington. This, too, is the legacy of Gettysburg, and it is far from a good thing.
I think a little thought would suggest that the answer to the first question is "no." Nations in general don't last forever. You can probably guess my answer to the second question.


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Which are your 10 favorite places to go out in Manchester?
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Re: Going out in Manchester
Hiya new here but live Manchester.
The Printworks in Manchester is ideal for most, as it's close to shopping and has loads of bars/restaurants. It's also covered for those wet days, which we seem to get plenty of!
Loads of bars down the main drag which is Deansgate. The Northern Quarter, not too far from Piccadilly and the station is an up and coming area too.
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Deansgate locks is also quite busy for a night out.
Didsbury village and Salford Quays are nice too
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Re: Going out in Manchester
I generally lounge in the Northern Quarter. If you want to see fights, you go to the Printworks.
The centre of town has a good range of cuisines and restaurants to every budget. One of my favorite places to eat out is The Armenian Taverna. Hidden down soem stairs by the City HAll (what a building!!), the atmohsphere is great and the food is good and moderatly priced. Take a look on:manchesterconfidential.co.uk
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Re: Going out in Manchester
I too like the Northern Quarter and will also say that if you want fights then go to deansgate as well as the printworks although deansgate locks is quite good as is the end of Deansgate with the swanky bars like living rooms although it can be a bit tough to get in sometimes and if you are a group of guys then forget it.
Restaurants there are a LOT, most of which are good but some you may want to try are:
El Rincon De Raffa = Spanish
Gaucho Grill = Argentinian (steaks n stuff)
Grill on the alley (steaks n stuff)
Ocean Treasure
East Z East
Red Hot World Buffet
Also check out the comedy clubs for a different night out:
the comedy store = deansgate locks
frog and bucket = great ancoats street just past the printworks and the MEN
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Dear Mom,
What does it mean to "be gay"?
What is 'homophobia'?
And what do you mean that gays "...just want to be treated like everyone else..?" Did you show dignity and respect to those you are chastising?BSA National is compromising on the very Law and Oath you allude to ...
Scout Law: A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and REVERENT.
Boy Scout Oath: On my honor, I will do my best to do my duty TO GOD and my country and to obey the Scout Law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and MORALLY STRAIGHT.
Our God is the one who outlawed homoSEXUALITY for a reason: it is immoral and harms society just like all sexual sin. Next you'll be telling us to respect adulterers, murderers, liars, cheats and the like because, in your own words, "...not everyone is the same..."
Nowhere has anyone said sodomites will molest our youth. We train our young men on the evils of sexual perversions based on the Word of God. If you read His Word, you would know that. Try it some time ...
Raised a Catholic so please dont try to insult me by telling me to try reading the bible.. As I stated before, if you dont like whom your kids will be scouting with then take them out. But at the end of the day all people are created equal and gay kids and parents will be allowed to participate in scouting. It is the right thing to do. Heres a bible quote for you... Do onto others.. Lets hope no one treats your kids as you would like to treat the gay kids..
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I got read up soneone did it,no cooldown works,u can spam lots of skills but they dont take dmg,but u can get lots of score which have lot of exp.and I tried searching for it,it's hard to get the address.. -_- maybe I not doing the right thing.anyone can enlighten
me?anyone can hint me is it something similar to searching my self first...?
oops sry for double posting,thx yakuiza for this bypass! I try it later.
Last edited by delusion; 10-06-2011 at 10:46 PM.
uhmm.. base of wait i see..
the no cooldown hack is having a damage too
i successful go in to DN , but i no idea by using shy engine. i tried to search my gold value by exact value, but at the end i found 0 . need more guide.. thx.. >< i tried 1,2 and 4 bytes. but still cant get the code for gold
what? For gold??. all engine not working for gold,silver and copper !!! . You must be search Address / offset for High jump ! teleport ! buff magic ! speed run ! and more . . .
hmm !! . . . you try searching? for Strength? agility? defense? and more !. try it ..
Last edited by yakuiza; 10-07-2011 at 06:56 AM.
do u hv a msn or fb ? so i can add u and have a chat with u ?
i want use CE to hack .. any idea ?
Last edited by evilpky; 10-07-2011 at 08:28 AM.
Im using windows 7 and when i open Xuetr43b it says load drive error ???
You should post a Tutorial how to use shy engine
dude can make it works on 64 bits OS....because it keep load driver error...and i now using 64 bits OS....and fail to use tis program..
teach me how to use shy engine for speed hack or damage hack on DN plz send me a screen shot or vdeo
i want to know how can i get no skill cooldown
can you pm me the download i cannot search go*gle because i did and i found nothing xD
(bout the Xetur and about every thing lawlz)
i want to try doin Godmode script o=
sir may i know the exact link of that application...ty^^


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Its A Very Good Car Overall, But Like Everything Else, It Has Its Quirks. — love the interior and heated seats, but handles like a tank. steering is too stiff for my taste, but attains speed quite easily. mileage is decent but could have a bigger fuel tank to extend cruising range. power outlets are hard to get to with the center rest down and could have been put in a better place. the turning radius is horrible. my truck turns shorter. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Very Roomy. — Love my car. Has lots of space inside, handles good in the snow. Isn't as good on gas as I'd hoped for, gets about 24 mpg. Had to replace the rear hub assembly because the anti-lock break sensor went bad, the part was about $200. Insurance is fairly cheap because it has very good safety ratings. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Proslove the ride and the adjustable back seat. ConsTIres.
We Have Had This Suv For 3 Years It Is Perfect, No Problems. — The Equinox is so good that my mom traded her cr-v on one. We love ours, its roomy, quiet, the perfect family suv. My wife absolutely loves it would not own another vehicle. 32,000 miles and no problems, just change oil and filters and go. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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It Is A Great Car. — I love my car. I gets good gas mileage, it handles really well, it looks good, well, except it is black and I like on a dirt road and I can't keep it clean. It so far is the best car I have ever had!! I would recomend it to anyone! | ||
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Car Looks Nice, Repair Bills Not So Nice Looking! — When I first got the car used in 2008 with 25,000 it ran great. In the first couple months, the wheel bearing went which was close to $450 to fix and the car attempted to start with no key and the lights were flashing on/off. The PCM was blamed for it so that was replaced another $500. The car still tries to turn over after removing the key so the PCM might not have been the issue I'm thinking! At 45,000 the head gasket went bad. After calling GM numerous times, they agreed to help cover the $2000 repair cost so I put out about $600 for that. There were other normal wear and tear repairs. I do think the front brakes wear quickly and the radio area gets really hot. Also the seats seem to stain easily esp if it's raining, you will have little white dots on seat. I get about 200 miles per tank. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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ProsSolid handling, quiet ride, and good acceleration. The 4 wheel drive works great in deep snow. Added tow package and towing ability great, load handling great. Dependable. ConsMPG not great 16/23. Little things starting to break.
Overall Great Ride. — Power and handling added to a roomy and quiet interior makes the Equinox a good choice. Styling is a plus. Dark window all around adds class and discreteness. Whether loaded with passengers, luggage or materials this SUV is up to the challenge. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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ProsAdd remote srart, never crashed, frecuently oil services, sun ruf. Consnone.
Exelent Suv — its cmfortable, nice appearence, never notice any noice or blind spots, gas mileage exelent, great maintenance cost and I do not know about repair costs, car's acceleration good and breaking and handling, I feel safe and in control driving it. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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ProsGreat driving car, very versatile and can handle 8' lumber. Very comfortable driver, heated leather seats are incredible in winter months and the AWD makes it able to go anywhere. ConsIt does not get 42 mpg, averages around 25 mpg
Incredible Comfortable Car. — Loved the ride on trips. Great acceleration and handling. Incredibly versatile car that has a great towing capacity and with its towing package. Very little maintenance needed since I purchased it in 2006. If I did not have 2 other cars I would keep it. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Red Cross Making Changes in Tri Cities
The American Red Cross is in the process of restructuring its operations in the Tri –Cities.
The Southside Area Chapter office in Petersburg is making a temporary move.
Harrison: The American Red Cross is consolidating the Hopewell-Prince George chapter and the Southside area chapter.
The Red Cross's Bill Harrison
Harrison: There will be physical locations in both Hopewell and the Petersburg area.
The Southside Chapter, he added, has been looking for smaller office space and the move of personnel to Hopewell is only temporary. The Red Cross, Harrison says, is streamlining services.
Harrison: With the growth of Fort Lee that we're realizing in the area, we're taking a real strong look at how the Red Cross can play a stronger presence in that community.
Rosalyn Andrews, the manager of the Southside Chapter, is taking over as the local Chapter Executive on the first of next month.
John Ogle, WCVE News


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Priscilla Bouwer was awarded the OPSA/Rexel SA National Office Professional of the Year Award 2011/2012 on 7 September at the glamorous Secretaries Day High Tea at the Johannesburg Crowne Plaza – The Rosebank Hotel. OPSA Patron, Edith Venter, presented the award to Priscilla. The event, which was attended by many of the country's top Office Professionals, marked the culmination of a four-month process to determine the leading Office Professional in South Africa. She is the twenty-eighth woman to receive this award! The first Office Professional of the Year was named in 1983.
Priscilla is the Executive PA to Herman van den Berg, Managing Director of Yokogawa SA (Pty) Ltd and has been in the profession for more than 15 years. Her vision and belief as an Office Professional includes attributes such as learning, skills development, growth and sharing your knowledge and experiences with others every day. She also believes that it is important to have a positive impact on every person with whom she comes into contact with. Listening and learning from others broadens and enhances her skills. Priscilla believes that she leads by example. She is currently working on starting a PA Forum in her organization, which will focus on energizing optimism, professionalism, initiative and leadership.
In recognition of her achievement, Priscilla was presented with a magnificent trophy and a range of prizes including:
A huge thank you to all our generous sponsors who made the day possible, particularly Rexel Office Products and Siyanqoba Seminars.
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Secrets of Good Hiring
Hiring good employees is a critical part of the painting business. Poor hires can have a negative impact on your company's reputation, and high turnover rates can be a time-consuming financial drain. According to the American Marketing Association, the average cost to replace an employee is 30 percent of their annual pay. So what's the solution?
Basing hiring decisions on character, not just skill, can help your company minimize costly staffing misfires.
"Before interviewing job applicants, think of specific actions you require from employees in the position and then think of the root character trait of the action," says Ron Jasniowski of the Integrity Training Institute. "Then create questions and scenarios to discern if the candidate regularly practices the trait and the action."
For example, in checking for dependability, a question to ask potential hires might be: "Everybody misses work sometimes. What are some legitimate reasons to miss work? Or, "What would you do if your car doesn't start?"
If you're hiring a project manager, you might want to ask questions relating to diligence on the job. An example is: "On projects that were behind schedule, what are some of the ways you successfully got them back on track?"
"We're looking for people who want to make a career of painting," says Jeff Cutliff of 1st Class Painting & Remodeling in Anderson, S.C. "I want our people to be here for 10, 20 years, and to come to work every day because they want to, not because they have to."
Attitude and aptitude are both important, says Tim Hanke of Hanke & Leech Inc. in Little Rock, Ark. His ideal prospect is a talented craftsperson that is extremely detailed oriented and has experience both in the field and as a business owner.
"Someone who has worked for themselves before knows how tough business is," he says. "They know if something costs me money, it costs them money too. If somebody's not pulling their weight, they let them know about it."
Hanke will hire someone with no painting experience, if it's the right fit.
"With an apprentice, the first year costs you money," he says. "In the second year, you break even. It's not until the third year where they start making money for you, so you want to make sure they have a longterm commitment."
Office personnel are also key hires. Doug Bedford of Eureka Painting in Eureka, Mont., says that hiring a full-time office assistant was "a big boost to my bottom line" by freeing him to service customers and make more bids.
His advice for this position: Hire someone who knows business and computers, but, just as important, make sure they are willing to learn the painting contracting business. Train them in the field first, so he or she understands your work process.
For an estimator position, a desirable character trait may be thoroughness. An appropriate question might be: "They say we learn from our mistakes. Can you relate an experience from your career when something was left out of the process and caused a problem. What did you learn?"
You can view an expanded hiring questions list for employers at the Integrity Training website
Painting company owners have a variety of methods and ideas on the subject of hiring. Some favor seasoned professionals. Others prefer to hire workers with no experience so they can train them in their methods. In either case, the goal is to find people who will stick around for awhile.
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Annual Report 2012: FY July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012
Europe Region
There were a number of achievements and overall growth of AAPG's presence in Europe during 2011-2012. With our professional staff of Europe office in London and their help it looks optimistic that the region is looking at a decent measure of follow-up success as far as educational programs and other activities.
The key issues we face are
- Promotion of active membership
- Managing transition from student to professional membership
- Broadcasting products and services
- Provision of services/support to student chapters
- Identifying European lecturers and visiting geoscientists conferences
The AAPG European Region and the Moroccan Association of Petroleum Geologists co-hosted a conference on Northwest African exploration and geology in October 2011 in Marrakech.
ICE went to Europe in October 2011 and visited Milan, Italy. This show is the one we can be proud of as European Region to welcome all of the international attendees there. A strong technical program plus an historically inspiring setting helped make the 2011 International Conference and Exhibition a world-class winner. Attendees totaled 1,989 from 70 countries around the globe, making it the fifth largest ICE in AAPG history. Several of the technical sessions attracted standing-room-only crowds, confirming what organizers called a technical program that covered all the hot topics of petroleum geology. Our "thank you" goes to all of our ER AAPG members that have been involved in organization. They truly deserve our recognition as well as all of the sponsors for their generous support.
APPEX, the annual international E&P deal forum, took place at the Business Design Centre in London, Islington. For 10 years now APPEX has brought together principals, senior managers, business developers and new venture managers for an unmatched opportunity to network and do business with NOCs, governments and global E&P deal-makers and decision-makers. Over two-and-a-half days, 600+ attendees explored current and future trends in international business, new oil and gas hot-spots, and discovered and debated dozens of upcoming prospects from around the globe. All this took place in a relaxed, friendly environment that has been carefully designed for maximum networking, allowing attendees to buy, sell and trade prospects and properties, find new strategic partners and clients, and stay one step ahead of the competition. Accompanying the conference and exhibition one short course was presented by Ted Beaumont, AAPG president-elect. AAPG President Paul Weimer visited universities in UK, and also David Curtiss, AAPG Executive Director was present at APPEX.
Warsaw was the venue for a Geosciences Technical Workshop on unconventional gas shales in Poland, which was held in May 2012. The workshop attracted an audience of industry, government and academic delegates. The format of the workshop followed a trusted formula of oral presentations during the morning followed by break-out discussion sessions in the afternoon. Oral presentations covered play analogues, shale deposition and lithology, reservoir characteristics and analysis and commercial development and exploitation. There was a diverse range of discussion topics including porosity/permeability prediction, reserves assessment, play definition and lateral variation, model validation and the environmental aspects of hydraulic fracturing. There was a general consensus at the end of the workshop that Polish gas shales could indeed yield promising results.
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The ER Council is very much aware that the future of the geoscience community is dependent on the students and young professionals; therefore, a subcommittee of young professionals was formally established. The subcommittee is in charge of all students and young professional activities, IBA has its own subcommittee.
Twenty university teams from across Europe gathered at the Albion Hotel in Prague on March 15-17 for the European Region IBA competition. The Region played host to nearly 150 students, faculty staff and industry representatives. We were honored by the presence of AAPG Executive Director David Curtiss, who was on his way home to Tulsa after accompanying AAPG president Paul Weimer on a visit to Moscow.
The quality of the exploration evaluations and presentations has improved significantly over the years that the competition has taken place. Team from IFP, Rueil Malmaison, who won the competition, represented Europe in the global finals on April 20-21 prior to ACE in Long Beach. Worthy runners up were Royal Holloway University of London in 2nd place and La Salle Beauvais in 3rd place. The judges were extremely complimentary about the overall quality of the presentations with nearly 50% of the teams achieving a score in the upper quartile.
The Region has given financial support to various student chapters in order that they can organize field trips, lectures, and other events. We have also been trying to promote the creation of more Young Professionals Chapters linked to our student chapters, to manage the transition between university and profession.
Lisbon Education Week took place in February at Lisbon University. Two courses on introduction to deepwater hydrocarbon exploration and seismic interpretation applied to hydrocarbon exploration attracted 30 delegates in total.
AAPG President Paul Weimer's postponed tour took place in Europe in March. He visited Moscow, Russia; Kiev, Ukraine; Bucharest, Romania; Budapest, Hungary; Vienna and Leoben, Austria; Czech Republic; and Brno and Warsaw, Poland. He taught his short courses in a total of seven cities and promoted AAPG to students, young professionals, as well as other members of AAPG.
International DL speaker for Europe, Quinn Passey from ExxonMobil, came to Europe to speak about gas shales. He was in Europe late March /early April and had a great success during his tour speaking in Vienna, Brno, Budapest, Bucharest, Kiev, The Hague, Hamburg, Geneva, Milan, Madrid, and Lisbon.
The newsletter's mission is to keep the members updated on technical topics as well as worthy news of the European geosciences community. The initiative is driven by Karen Wagner, Statoil, who is acting as chief editor. The ER Newsletter, Unlocking the Future, comes quarterly with regular contributions like R&D projects coordinated by William R. Sassi, IFP; exploration country focus papers coordinated by Karen Wagner; news from the region, student chapters and IBA activities, and regional conferences and seminars.
As of June 30, 2012 membership in the Region is over 3,600, slightly up on 2010-2011 and about 10 percent of the total AAPG membership. We currently have 37 active student chapters and three young professional chapters.
Council Meetings
The Council regularly meets quarterly to ensure that targets and objectives are being met, showing full commitment to the region and its members. The ER president is in regular contact with the AAPG London office and also meets with the president-elect and past president regularly every other week or by purpose and when needed.


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Arthur Becker had no interest in changing any state laws when he enrolled in his Associate Degree program at ICDC College. But after learning that the state of Montana – where he resides with his wife and son – will not honor his Alcohol and Drug Counseling Associate Degree for employment, he decided he needed some things to change.
Becker, who currently works at A.W.A.R.E. – a juvenile group home for those with behavioral and mental health challenges – recognizes the importance of programs that not only treat, but also prevent addiction. In order to achieve his goal of someday opening an alcohol and drug prevention facility, Becker decided to pursue his degree in Alcohol and Drug Counseling.
"When I looked into my state's certification requirements, I learned that the state of Montana does not honor nationally-accredited schools and that my degree would not be valid for use in my field," says Becker.
Under Montana law only graduates from regionally accredited institutions could apply to become licensed counselors.
Becker drafted a bill that would allow graduates from nationally accredited institutions, like ICDC College, to also apply for licensure. He took it to Cynthia Hiner, the legislator for his district, and she carried it to the House of Representatives.
Becker was so successful that his bill amended the law!
His bill amended the law. The Legislature revised the definition of "accredited college or university." The previous definition stated that "accredited college or university" meant a regional state college. Now section 37-35-102, MCA, is amended to read: "'Accredited college or university' means a college or university accredited by a regional or national accrediting association for institutions of higher learning."
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That's right, I give a HOOT! Every summer, we've had a Screech Owl calling it's soulful song, so last year we hung a owl house about 15 feet off the ground in a pine at the edge of the woods.
One of my favorite things to do is to try to mimic the birds and I'm pretty good at some of them! Even to my own amazement 3 times now I've heard the screech owl in the woods and returned it's call until it's flown into the nearest tree to where I am. It's always thrilling and usually a little scary too as they are silent flyers so you don't know they are there since it's night time until they do their call again.
Here's a picture I took of one that I called in. It's lit by a spotlight so I could get the picture.
To learn more about the Screech Owl or to hear it's song you can go to one of my favorite sites for identifying creatures www.enature.com
A couple of weeks ago I had noticed a strange looking bird flying out of the pines early in the morning while taking the dogs out. It was still dark enough so I basically just saw it's outline, which looked like a fairly large bird. What made it stand out was it's flight pattern or how it flapped it's wings. Silently, and flap, flap, flap, glide. Now, for the first time ever after living here for 8 years, the past two weeks we have heard an owl that hoots! It hasn't let us spot it yet as it's silently flying from tree to tree around the yard every time we think we're getting close. I haven't mastered the owls hoot and I'm not sure I ever will be able to since the real hoot is kind of low pitched and really is a solid sound where my version is higher pitched and definitely more windy sounding.
Much to our delight, last night there were two of them calling back and forth, one a little higher pitched than the other. It's been hard to tell if they have checked out the owl house, but we have our fingers crossed that we will have some owlets!
I'll keep you posted!!


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From the very first meeting to the very last, they were invested in my success. They engaged in open discussions with me about what kind of internship I was looking for and what I hoped to get out of it. They reviewed my resumes and cover letters in detail and provided honest, polite, constructive feedback. They nurtured my professional development throughout the internship with regular check-ins and the review of a comprehensive employment portfolio. Through all of these steps, they learned who I was as a young professional and were just as much a part of the sucessfulness of my internship experience as the internship itself.
Most importantly, they perfectly placed me with a company that made the most of the skills and knowledge I already had, while also being one that would challenge me and provide new learning opportunities. They placed me with a supervisor who matched my personality, work values, and internship goals. Their placement provided me with an experience that turned into freelance employment, a publication, and a long-lasting closeness with my supervisor.
There is no denying that working with A&S Careers Program was one of the best parts of my graduate experience. I can only hope that other students will utilize their program and give them their absolute best, because they give their absolute best back."


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Nestled on the banks of the majestic Ottawa, Rideau and Gatineau Rivers, Ottawa is one of the most beautiful G8 capitals in the world. A thriving international technology and business centre and world class tourism and convention destination, Ottawa is also rich in culture and heritage with its many national institutions, parklands, waterways and historic architecture. It is home to a large number of foreign embassies and is a recognized centre for both academics and professional training. The city offers an open and welcoming environment to cultures from around the world.
If you are planning to go to Ottawa then you better use the services of Ottawa travel agencies. Then you won't have any problems and it will be more easier for you as Ottawa specialists know Canada very well.
Ottawa travel agencies can help with all areas of your travel needs from a simple car rental to a fully independent tour with all the little extras like theater tickets, limo services and special attraction tickets.
It has so much to offer and there is so much for you to do in Ottawa. You can also visit the sites of travel agencies. On the web sites of Ottawa travel agencies and read all about Ottawa and what you can do there. You will also find a lot tips and recommendations.
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Travel agencies are committed, prepared and interested in helping you plan, budget and arrange all your travel details. Ottawa travel agencies can contribute as much or as little coordination as you wish. The main purpose of the work is to make it easy and simple to plan your next vacation. In order to make your travel experience more enjoyable, Ottawa travel agencies have collected a big collection of tours that might be interesting for you.
Some Ottawa travel agencies offer Corporate, Conference, Group, and Leisure travel planning and management. Their commitment to excellence in customer service continues with the launch of our new Online Reservations System. Travelers can now book Air, Rail, Hotel, and Rental Cars online! Travel agencies in Ottawa provide exceptional travel-related products and services. In fact some travel agencies have location through whole Canada, providing full-service travel arrangements. Locations are dedicated to providing the ultimate in quality travel services. And their customers feel reassured knowing that they can consult any of these agencies, wherever they might be traveling. It's this dedication to superior customer care, at home and abroad, that keeps customers coming back.
Ottawa travel agencies are highly qualified and experienced professionals who are dedicated to making your travel arrangements convenient and hassle-free. They can help you:
Plan your itinerary and book your air, hotel and car reservations;
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Purchase and encash American Express Travelers Cheques* in a variety of currencies (subject to cash availability and local regulations);
Recommend and process travel insurance policies;
Sell and exchange foreign currency at competitive rates.


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Kuchar and Woodland share lead at Barclays
Unheralded Kevin Chappell fired a sensational, course record 62 to stand one stroke behind his compatriots in pursuit of his first title on the PGA Tour.
Woods, among 40 players who returned early Saturday morning to complete the second round after play was suspended due to darkness in the weather-hit event, slipped from seven-under with a pair of bogeys but battled back with three late birdies to reach eight-under 205.
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