BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Tendenci - The Open Source AMS for Associations//Tendenci Codeba se MIMEDIR//EN BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.\nEvent det ails subject to change. ---\nhttps://www.swsaapg.org/events/11/\n\nEvent T itle: SWS-AAPG Annual Convention\nStart Date / Time: Apr 06, 2013 02:30 AM US/Central\nLocation: \nSpeaker: \n\n\n\n \n \n \n "\;The Unconvent ional Convention"\;\n \n Southwest Section Convention 2013\n \n Amer ican Association of Petroleum Geologists\n \n Hosted by the SWS‐\;AA PG\n \n GEOFEST 2013\n \n FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS\n \n April 6‐\;10\ n \n Download Detailed Information and Registration\n \n Bruce Swartz &a mp\; Amy Noack &ndash\; Co‐\;General Chairs\n \n Stonnie Pollock &am p\; Robert Springer &ndash\; Co‐\;Technical Chairs\n \n The Southwes t Section of the AAPG Unconventional Convention\n \n Guten Tag from Frede ricksburg, Texas! Once again, the Southwest Section of the American Associ ation of Petroleum Geologists exhibits forward thinking by conducting the SWS-AAPG Annual Convention in Fredericksburg, Texas, an unconventional loc ation where no affiliated society is located. Members from each of the SWS sister societies volunteer to fill the committees who collaborate on and coordinate this neutral-site event. Convention attendees will take advanta ge of the exciting venues and activities in and around Fredericksburg.\n \ n This year&rsquo\;s convention "\;kicks off"\; early Saturday mo rning, April 6th, with an incredible Llano Uplift/Enchanted Rock field tri p. The field trip, led by Drs. Emilio Mutis-Duplat and Emily Stoudt from t he University of Texas of the Permian Basin, offers a rare in-depth deposi tional history of the pre-cambrian and older paleozoic rocks surrounding t he Llano Uplift. On Sunday, April 7th, the annual SWS free all-day short c ourse will be held. Lindell Bridges with Pure Earth Resources in Pittsburg h, Pennsylvania will present "\;The Basic Tools of Shale Exploration&q uot\;. Following this intriguing course, attendees will head over to the I ce Breaker at the Hanger Hotel Conference Center where they will renew acq uaintances with fellow professionals and update themselves on the latest t echnology from all of the exhibitors. Monday brings the opening session, w ith a keynote address from Robert A. Malone, former Chairman of the Board and President of BP America, Inc. A full day of technical sessions and exh ibits is "\;on tap"\;, including the DPA luncheon featuring former AAPG president Dick Bishop who will present, "\;U.S. Shales in Perspe ctive of a World Supply in Transition"\;.\n \n Now "\;hold onto y our hats"\;! Monday evening, we are all heading down to Luckenbach, Te xas for a good ol&rsquo\; Texas "\;hootenanny"\;. The Luckenbach d ancehall, where outlaw country music was made famous, will be the center o f attention while Austin local Jesse Dayton plays the best of this legenda ry style of music. A Texas barbeque dinner, including all the "\;fixin &rsquo\;s"\;, will be "\;served up"\; by the Salt Lick BBQ fol lowed by dancing, visiting and strolling around the historic town. Tuesday , April 9th features a morning session of technical papers and exhibits fo llowed by the All-Convention Luncheon, where former AAPG President, Dr. Pe te Rose, will present, "\;Fredericksburg, Texas: Geologic Setting, Sel ected Wineries, and Frontier History"\;. Dr. Rose then leads the highl y anticipated "\;Wine in the Texas Hill County"\; Field Trip to th ree of the area&rsquo\;s top wineries. Not attending the wine tour? You mi ght gather up a foursome and head over to the newly renovated LBJ Golf Cou rse! Otherwise, there are so many attractions in Fredericksburg we cannot list them all. Stonnie Pollock and Robert Springer have put together an ou tstanding technical session which concludes Wednesday at noon.\n \n Don&r squo\;t miss out! Make your hotel reservations now &ndash\; rooms will fil l up quickly since the convention is being held during the popular wine se ason. Nine hotels, which are listed on another page in the brochure, have rooms blocked out for the convention. These rooms will only be blocked thr ough March 7th. Shuttle service between the Hangar Hotel and the other sat ellite hotels will be provided on Monday, April 8th and Tuesday, April 9th .\n \n Bruce Swartz &ndash\; General Chairman\n \n \n \n Information a nd Registration\n \n Please download complete information and registratio n form here.\n\n\n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.Eve nt details subject to change. ---\n\n--- By Tendenci - The Open Source AMS for Associations ---\n UID:uid11@swsaapg.org SUMMARY:SWS-AAPG Annual Convention DTSTART:20130406T073000Z DTEND:20130410T170000Z CLASS:PUBLIC PRIORITY:5 DTSTAMP:20260422T041654Z TRANSP:OPAQUE SEQUENCE:0 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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Event Title: SWS- AAPG Annual Convention

https://www.swsaapg.org/events/11/
When: Apr 06, 2013 02:30 AM US/Central
Speaker:
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"\;T he Unconventional Convention"\;

Southwest Section Convention 2013

American Association of Petroleum Geologists

Hosted by the SWS‐\;AAPG

< h2 style="text-align: center\;"> GEOFEST 2013

FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS

April 6‐\;10

Download Detailed Information and Registration

Bruce Swartz &\; Amy Noack &ndash\ ; Co‐\;General Chairs

Stonnie Pollock &\; Robert Springer &ndash\; Co‐\;Technical Chairs

< p align="left"> The Southwest Section of th e AAPG Unconventional Convention

Guten Tag from Fredericksburg, Texas! Once again, the Southwest Section of the American Association of Petroleu m Geologists exhibits forward thinking by conducting the SWS-AAPG Annual C onvention in Fredericksburg, Texas, an unconventional location where no af filiated society is located. Members from each of the SWS sister societies volunteer to fill the committees who collaborate on and coordinate this n eutral-site event. Convention attendees will take advantage of the excitin g venues and activities in and around Fredericksburg.

This year&rsquo\;s conven tion "\;kicks off"\; early Saturday morning, April 6th, with an in credible Llano Uplift/Enchanted Rock field trip. The field trip, led by Dr s. Emilio Mutis-Duplat and Emily Stoudt from the University of Texas of th e Permian Basin, offers a rare in-depth depositional history of the pre-ca mbrian and older paleozoic rocks surrounding the Llano Uplift. On Sunday, April 7th, the annual SWS free all-day short course will be held. Lindell Bridges with Pure Earth Resources in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania will present "\;The Basic Tools of Shale Exploration"\;. Following this intrig uing course, attendees will head over to the Ice Breaker at the Hanger Hot el Conference Center where they will renew acquaintances with fellow profe ssionals and update themselves on the latest technology from all of the ex hibitors. Monday brings the opening session, with a keynote address from R obert A. Malone, former Chairman of the Board and President of BP America, Inc. A full day of technical sessions and exhibits is "\;on tap"\ ;, including the DPA luncheon featuring former AAPG president Dick Bishop who will present, "\;U.S. Shales in Perspective of a World Supply in T ransition"\;.

Now "\;hold onto your hats"\;! Monday evening, we are all heading down to Luckenbach, Texas for a good ol&rsquo\; Texas "\; hootenanny"\;. The Luckenbach dancehall, where outlaw country music wa s made famous, will be the center of attention while Austin local Jesse Da yton plays the best of this legendary style of music. A Texas barbeque din ner, including all the "\;fixin&rsquo\;s"\;, will be "\;served up"\; by the Salt Lick BBQ followed by dancing, visiting and strollin g around the historic town. Tuesday, April 9th features a morning session of technical papers and exhibits followed by the All-Convention Luncheon, where former AAPG President, Dr. Pete Rose, will present, "\;Frederick sburg, Texas: Geologic Setting, Selected Wineries, and Frontier History&qu ot\;. Dr. Rose then leads the highly anticipated "\;Wine in the Texas Hill County"\; Field Trip to three of the area&rsquo\;s top wineries. Not attending the wine tour? You might gather up a foursome and head over to the newly renovated LBJ Golf Course! Otherwise, there are so many attra ctions in Fredericksburg we cannot list them all. Stonnie Pollock and Robe rt Springer have put together an outstanding technical session which concl udes Wednesday at noon.

Don&rsquo\;t miss out! Make your hotel reservations now &ndash\; rooms will fill up quickly since the convention is being held du ring the popular wine season. Nine hotels, which are listed on another pag e in the brochure, have rooms blocked out for the convention. These rooms will only be blocked through March 7th. Shuttle service between the Hangar Hotel and the other satellite hotels will be provided on Monday, April 8t h and Tuesday, April 9th.

Bruce Swartz &ndash\; General Chairman

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Information and Registration

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