BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:IEEE vTools.Events//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Denver BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20110313T030000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=2SU;BYMONTH=3 TZNAME:MDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20111106T010000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1SU;BYMONTH=11 TZNAME:MST END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120404T154055Z UID:374BBB90-4A3A-102F-97F7-0050568D3657 DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20111102T173000 DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20111102T193000 DESCRIPTION:Dr. Connie King of the Society of Women Engineers - Pikes Peak Section(SWE-PPS)has asked us to forward on a meeting notice for a talk on "Hydraulic Fracturing Overiview" being given by Ms. Diana Burns\, P.E.\, a t 5:30 PM on November 2\, 2011 at the K-12 STEM Room A327. There is an adm ission charge of $15.00 which includes dinner. Details at given below: Din ner Meeting of SWE – Pikes Peak Section Time & Date: 5:30 pm\, Wedn esday\, November 2\, 2011 Location: K-12 STEM Room A327\, STEM Room A327\, Osborne Center for Science and Engineering (formerly known as the Science and Engineering Building) (directions and campus map attached) Topic: Hyd raulic Fracturing Overview – why we’re hearing so much about it now An oil company has purchased 18\,000 acres of the Banning Lewis Ra nch on the east side of Colorado Springs and may drill there for oil and n atural gas. Hydraulic Fracturing techniques are widely-used by energy comp anies to extract oil and gas from shale formations 6\,000 to 10\,000 feet below the ground. Attend this presentation to learn more about oil and nat ural gas production that may occur soon in our community. Speaker: Diana B urn\, P.E.\, Eastern Engineering Supervisor\, Colorado Oil and Gas Conserv ation Commission Diana Burn earned a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a M.S. Biomedical Engineering. She has spent the last five years in the oil and gas industry and most of her experience has been in the Denver-Julesbu rg Basin of northeastern Colorado. The Denver-Julesburg Basin is experienc ing a mini-boom in horizontal drilling in the Niobrara formation. Advances in hydraulic fracturing and drilling technologies have made the shale oil and shale gas plays economic and they have important roles in domestic pr oduction. Menu: Lasagna Buffet – Mixed Greens Garden Salad with Ran ch and Balsamic Dressings\, Meat and Vegetarian Layered Lasagna. Served wi th Garlic Bread\, Cream Filled Cannoli Dessert and Lemonade or Freshly Bre wed Iced Tea. Price: $15.00 per person (includes taxes and tip) RSVP Deadl ine: By 5:00 pm Thursday\, October 27th please RSVP by contacting Connie K ing via email at connie@chkinglaw.com with your name and phone number. Ple ase note that a reservation is a financial commitment. We have to guarante e the number of people attending the dinner. If you make a reservation and do not attend\, you will be billed. Parking: Parking garage at UCCS †“ Visitor parking $1.75/hour. Thanks very much for your consideration! C onnie H. King\, Esq.\, P.E. SWE-PPS President Law Firm of Connie H. King\, LLC 4711 Constitution Avenue Colorado Springs\, CO 80915 (719) 650-2783 c onnie@chkinglaw.com\n\nAgenda: \nParking and Walking Directions to the Dan iels K12 Room We will be meeting in the K-12 STEM Educational Teaching Lab oratory room A327 in the New Science and Engineering Building. Here are th e parking instructions 1. From Austin Bluffs Pkwy\, enter the main entranc e at the light at UCCS (western-most entrance to Regent Circle) and procee d around the roundabout to the parking garage on your left (Bldg “PG ” on map) 2. Park your vehicle in a numbered space on the Visitor le vel (3rd level.) Note the space number in which you parked. 3. Proceed to one of the three pay stations located on the 3rd level. There are two stat ions at the northwest corner and a station at the southeast corner. 4. Par king is $1.75/hr. From the Parking Garage From the parking garage take the long/wide sidewalk to the northeast (towards circular El Pomar Plaza). Th e Science and Engineering Building (SENG) will be on your left. Turn left towards the main entrance of the Building. Instead of going all the way to the main entrance\, take the first door immediately on the right into the building. Take the long flight of stairs up to the 3rd floor. The K-12 ro om (A327) is at the top of the stairs.\n\nRoom: A327\, Bldg: UCCS Osborne Center for Science and Engineering Room A327\, Colorado Springs\, Colorado \, United States LOCATION:Room: A327\, Bldg: UCCS Osborne Center for Science and Engineering Room A327\, Colorado Springs\, Colorado\, United States ORGANIZER:connie@chkinglaw.com SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:Hydraulic Fracturing Overview - forwarding meeting notice from the local section of the Society of Women Engineers URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/8895 X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br />Dr. Connie King of the Society of Women Engin eers - Pikes Peak Section(SWE-PPS)has asked us to forward on a meeting not ice for a talk on "Hydraulic Fracturing Overiview" being given by Ms. Dian a Burns\, P.E.\, at 5:30 PM on November 2\, 2011 at the K-12 STEM Room A32 7. There is an admission charge of $15.00 which includes dinner. Details a t given below: \n\nDinner Meeting of SWE – Pikes Peak Section \n\nT ime & Date: 5:30 pm\, Wednesday\, November 2\, 2011 \n\nLocation: K-12 STE M Room A327\, STEM Room A327\, Osborne Center for Science and Engineering (formerly known as the Science and Engineering Building) (directions and c ampus map attached) \n\nTopic: Hydraulic Fracturing Overview – why we’re hearing so much about it now\n\nAn oil company has purchased 18\,000 acres of the Banning Lewis Ranch on the east side of Colorado Spri ngs and may drill there for oil and natural gas. Hydraulic Fracturing tec hniques are widely-used by energy companies to extract oil and gas from sh ale formations 6\,000 to 10\,000 feet below the ground. Attend this prese ntation to learn more about oil and natural gas production that may occur soon in our community. \n\nSpeaker: Diana Burn\, P.E.\, Eastern Engineeri ng Supervisor\, Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission\n\nDiana Burn earned a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a M.S. Biomedical Engineering . She has spent the last five years in the oil and gas industry and most of her experience has been in the Denver-Julesburg Basin of northeastern C olorado. The Denver-Julesburg Basin is experiencing a mini-boom in horizo ntal drilling in the Niobrara formation. Advances in hydraulic fracturing and drilling technologies have made the shale oil and shale gas plays eco nomic and they have important roles in domestic production. \n\nMenu: Lasa gna Buffet – Mixed Greens Garden Salad with Ranch and Balsamic Dres sings\, Meat and Vegetarian Layered Lasagna. Served with Garlic Bread\, C ream Filled Cannoli Dessert and Lemonade or Freshly Brewed Iced Tea. \n\nP rice: $15.00 per person (includes taxes and tip) \n\nRSVP Deadline: By 5:0 0 pm Thursday\, October 27th please RSVP by contacting Connie King via ema il at connie@chkinglaw.com with your name and phone number. \n\nPlease not e that a reservation is a financial commitment. We have to guarantee the number of people attending the dinner. If you make a reservation and do n ot attend\, you will be billed. \n\nParking: Parking garage at UCCS †“ Visitor parking $1.75/hour. \n\nThanks very much for your consideratio n! \n\nConnie H. King\, Esq.\, P.E.\nSWE-PPS President\nLaw Firm of Connie H. King\, LLC\n4711 Constitution Avenue\nColorado Springs\, CO 80915\n(71 9) 650-2783\nconnie@chkinglaw.com<br /><br />Agenda: <br />Parking and Wal king Directions to the Daniels K12 Room\n\nWe will be meeting in the K-12 STEM Educational Teaching Laboratory room A327 in the New Science and Engi neering Building. \n\nHere are the parking instructions \n\n1. From Aus tin Bluffs Pkwy\, enter the main entrance at the light at UCCS (western-mo st entrance to Regent Circle) and proceed around the roundabout to the par king garage on your left (Bldg “PG” on map)\n2. Park your vehi cle in a numbered space on the Visitor level (3rd level.) Note the space n umber in which you parked.\n3. Proceed to one of the three pay stations lo cated on the 3rd level. There are two stations at the northwest corner an d a station at the southeast corner.\n4. Parking is $1.75/hr.\n\n\nFrom th e Parking Garage\nFrom the parking garage take the long/wide sidewalk to t he northeast (towards circular El Pomar Plaza). The Science and Engineeri ng Building (SENG) will be on your left. Turn left towards the main entra nce of the Building. Instead of going all the way to the main entrance\, take the first door immediately on the right into the building. Take the l ong flight of stairs up to the 3rd floor. The K-12 room (A327) is at the top of the stairs. \n\n END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR