January 2013 Volume 28, Issue 5 casing ... · • Did you know that rotary drilling was ......

January 2013 www.aade.org Volume 28, Issue 5

AADE Lafayette Chapter Members,

Happy New Year! I hope your holidays were filled with laughter and many happy memories. On behalf of the AADE board and committee members, best wishes to you and yours in the year of our Lord 2013.

Our guest speaker this month will be Austin Groover, who will discuss “Casing Drilling: What it Does and Why it Matters.” Please help me in welcoming Groover to Lafayette.

Rotary drilling with casing is not new:• Did you know that rotary drilling was

initially introduced with casing as the drillstring? Drillpipe did not exist.

• Did you know that the Spindletop discovery

well was drilled with 10 inch casing?• Did you know that a patent was issued in

1890 that initially launched casing drilling

The IndusTry forum for drIllIng pracTIces and Technology A Newsletter of the AmerIcAN AssocIAtIo N of Dr IllIN g eN gIN eers lA fAyette chApter

t h e I N D u s t r y f o r u m f o r D r I l l I N g p r A c t I c e s A N D t e c h N o l o g y

presIdenT's messagederrick daigle

conTInued on page 4

2012-2013 AADE LAFAYETTE CHAPTER

OFFICERSPresident Derrick Daigle Phalanx PetroleumFirst ViCe Bobby WestPresident ChevronseCOnd ViCe Gene GuidryPresident Stokes & SpiehlerseCretArY Peggy Meynard IntegriCerttreAsUrer Sharon Moore Halliburton

steerINg commIttee

Lawrence Svendson Marlin Energy, LLC Committee Chairmen

Rick Voth Blueline Manufacturing, Inc.Jamie Crosby ChevronLindsay Longman Phalanx Petroleum Jeffery Svendson Advanced Logistics, LLCJohn Lee Baker Oil Tools

Nick Rezvani Marlin Energy, LLC

DIrector emerItusnAtiOnAL BOArd And Andre Arceneaux LAFAYette CHAPter Retired LAFAYette CHAPter Al Wambsgans DC International LAFAYette CHAPter Doug Keller Knight Oil Tools

NAtIoNAl At-lArge BoArD

Al Wambsgans DC International

chApter represeNtAtIVeSharon Moore Halliburton

The AADE Lafayette Chapter will hold its next general meeting of the 2012-2013 session at 11:30 a.m. Jan. 21 at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette. The featured speaker will be

Austin Groover, Drilling Engineer in Casing Drilling division of Schlumberger, who will discuss "Casing

Drilling: What it Does and Why it Matters."

casing Drilling: A practical Approach to reduce well costs

MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS TODAYAADE members and their guests with reservations are $20, and walk-ins will be $25. Sign up to attend online by clicking the 123SIGNUP link at

www.aade.org, by emailing [email protected] or calling 337-237-4406 by noon Friday, Jan. 18.

http://www.aade.org/chapters/lafayette/

https://s08.123signup.com/servlet/SignUpMember?PG=1534359182300&P=15343591911425707500

mailto:[email protected]?subject=January AADE RSVP

2012-2013 AADE LAFAYETTE CHAPTER

CHAIRPERSONS

dAtABAse Brad Bertrand Cameron

FinAnCe Nick Rezvani Marlin Energy, LLC

GOLF Greg Drury Chevron

JOint indUstrY Lindsay Longman Phalanx Petroleum

KnOWLedGe BOX Sid Breaux Breaux Engineering, Inc.

MeMBersHiP Brad Bertrand Cameron

neWsLetter Kristy S. Bonner Foster Marketing

PrOGrAMs Bobby West Chevron

PUBLiCitY Kristy S. Bonner Foster Marketing

sCHOLArsHiPs Rick Voth Blueline Manufacturing, Inc.

sPOrtinG CLAYs Jeffery Svendson Advanced Logistics, LLC

UL FLUid LAB Bruce Jordan Stokes & Spiehler

UL LiAisOn Bryce Percle Baker Hughes

WeBsite Sharon Moore Halliburton

ADVERTISE IN THE LAFAYETTE DRILLER

For details about advertising, email [email protected].

The IndusTry forum for drIllIng pracTIces and TechnologyA Newsletter of the AmericAN AssociAtioN of Drilli Ng eN giN eers lA fAyette c hApter • pA ge 2

l A f A y e t t e D r I l l e r J A N u A r y 2 0 1 3 w w w . A A D e . o r g

AADE Lafayette Chapter General Meeting ScheduleThe AADE Lafayette Chapter holds its general meetings on the third Monday of each month at 11:30 a.m. at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette. Each month, a speaker is invited to discuss a relevant industry topic. Reservations for monthly general meetings can now be made online at www.aade.org. Here is this season’s upcoming schedule.

• Feb. 18 — Neven Ruzic, Sales Manager of Deepwater Applications, and Mike Bullock, Product Development Manager, with Enventure Global Technology

• March 18 — William "Bill" Koederitz with NOV, will discuss Drill Shark

• March 22-23 — The Annual AADE Scholarship Sporting Clays Tournament will be held at Cajun Elite

• April 15

• May 20

Austin Groover graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Petroleum Engineering.

He began working for Tesco Corporation as Casing Drilling field engineer in 2011, working on

multiple projects with both retrievable and non-retrievable casing drilling systems.

In June 2012, Groover began working for Schlumberger in its Casing Drilling division as a Drilling Engineer/Technical Salesman.

groover to Discuss casing Drilling: what It Does and why it matters

SUBMIT YOUR TECHNOLOGY TO APPEAR IN THE LAFAYETTE DRILLER

The AADE Lafayette Chapter will begin accepting technology features submitted by AADE Lafayette Chapter members to appear in an upcoming issue of the Lafayette

Driller newsletter. Submissions should focus on new technology being used in today's oil and gas operations and include a writeup ready to publish that clearly explains the

technology and how it is being used in 350 words or less. A high-resolution image showcasing the technology or tool may accompany submission for consideration.

Submissions should focus on technology, tools and application, not sales. A URL may be included if they offer added information, but phone

numbers and email addresses will not be printed. Submissions will be reviewed by board and committee members to ensure content is appropriate and accurate.

Please email your submission to [email protected]. Thank you in advance for participating in this effort to help educate

our members on the latest technology at work in our industry.

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Advertise in the Lafayette Driller

http://www.aade.org

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Advertise in the Lafayette Driller

The IndusTry forum for drIllIng pracTIces and TechnologyA Newsletter of the AmericAN AssociAtioN of Drilli Ng eN giN eers lA fAyette c hA pter • pAge 3


LAFAYETTE DRILLER

SPONSORS • R360 Environmental Solutions

• Americase

• Advanced Logistics, LLC

• B&B Oilfield Services, LLC

• Babin Rental Tools & Services, Inc.

• Cochrane Technologies, Inc.

• Davis-Lynch, Inc.

• DC International

• The Desk & Derrick Club of Lafayette

• FMC Technologies

• Foster Marketing

• Knight Fishing Services

• Knight Oil Tools • MegaFluids

• Offshore Energy Services, Inc.

• PROCOR Chemicals, Inc.

• Sun Drilling

• TurboChem

• Variable Bore Rams, Inc.

R e n ta l to o l S e R v i c e S

F i S h i n g S e R v i c e S

M a n u Fa c t u R i n g

W e l l S e R v i c e S

t R i * D R i l l S e R v i c e S

a D va n c e D S a F e t y

w w w. k n i g h t o i l t o o l s . c o m

A special thanks to this year's presenters at the annual Operators Forum held Dec. 17 at the Petroleum Club. Featured speakers were Joseph Combes of Chevron, second from right, and Art Mixon of Petroquest, second from left, brought in a full house of attendees. This much-anticipat-ed event offered an opportunity to hear about operator activities and get a preview of what they

see for the industry in the coming year. This year's speakers stand with AADE Lafayette Chapter First Vice President Bobby West, left, and President Derrick Daigle, right.

Annual Operators Forum a Success

http://www.fostermarketing.com/foster/



Al Wambsgans, P.E.Vice President Global Operations

800.600.6125337.988.1500

Toll FreeCorporate Office

[email protected]

CellEmail

701 Robley Drive, Suite 115 • Lafayette, LA 70503 • www.dcint.net

Unstick your stuck string with the Megaton™ Drilling Jar

www.knightoi l tools.com

All

AROUND RELIABILITY

ServiceS:+ Transportation+ Production water disposal+ Land treatment processes

+ Washouts+ Oil reclamation+ closed loop equipment

and waste collection

cOnTacTS:Buddy Breaux, Corporate Sales Manager 504.458.0828Dave Dawson, Regional Sales Manager, LA 903.452.1705Troy Gary, Sales, South LA 337.277.2744Rick Lyman, Sales, Northwest LA 318.560.4266

r360environmentalsolutions.com

and another patent issued in 1926 that introduced retrievable and re-runnable casing bits?

Relatively speaking, Drilling with Casing (CwD (Casing While Drilling)/DwL (Drilling with Liner)) has just recently gained traction and demanded attention. History records indicate that drilling with casing has been evolving for over a century to date. Technological advancements have just recently allowed it to be a viable option for well planning and operations.

Operators are looking for effective methods to reduce the risks and maximize value in challenging well programs. These challenges include: drilling through depleted reservoirs, lost circulation zones, rubble zones, weak formations, shallow water-flow zones, and tar intervals. One method to assist in overcoming these hazards is to

utilize casing to isolate the problem area by combining drilling and casing in one operation.

Join us this month in expanding your knowledge on drilling with casing.

from page 1

presIdenT'smessage

QUOTE OF

THE MONTH

“Good ideas are common – what’s uncommon are people who will work hard enough to bring them about.”

— Ashleigh Brilliant



®

Offshore Energy Services, Inc • Tubular Handling & Installation •

P. O. Box 53508 Lafayette, LA 70505 (337) 837-1024 Fax (337) 837-3627 (800) 489-6202

www.offshoreenergyservices.com

Apache fracks with Natural gas

HHP INSIGHT reports, Apache is fracking with natural gas in Oklahoma, working with the global E&P services providers Halliburton and Schlumberger — and with Caterpillar, which stepped up its commercialization schedule to provide its new Dynamic Gas Blending dual fuel upfits for 3512C engines.

Field gas is Apache’s target fuel. For now, however, engines for Granite Wash formation hydraulic fracturing operations in the area of Elk City, Okla., are running on compressed natural gas on the Schlumberger side and liquefied natural gas for Halliburton.

“We simplified the program by using CNG and LNG,” says Mike Bahorich, Apache executive VP for technology.

By the end of this week, a full 12-truck spread is to be powered by LNG — an industry first for a production operation, Bahorich told HHP Insight. LNG fuel for the Halliburton-supported site is supplied by Linde.

eIA: 2013 u.s. oil use up o.3 percent

RIGZONE reports, U.S. oil demand is expected to inch up by a modest 0.3 percent in 2013 and 2014, after falling 1.6 percent to a 15-year low in 2012, government forecasters said Tuesday.

Demand is expected to grow to 18.71 million barrels a day in 2013, from 18.65 million barrels a day in 2012.

Projected demand in 2014 of 18.77 million barrels a day still would lag the 2011 level.

Demand for gasoline — the most widely used petroleum product in the world's biggest oil consumer — is expected to flatten out at the 2012 level of 8.73 million barrels a day through 2014 as the impact of slow growth in the driving-age population, retirement of less-fuel efficient vehicles and improvement in fuel-economy standards take hold.

Demand slipped in 2012 by 0.2 percent, the third straight decline, hitting an 11-year low.

The EIA said all of the major petroleum categories contributed to the slide in consumption in 2012 despite a continued economic recovery and little change in year-over-year inflation-adjusted retail fuel prices.

Most of the consumption growth in 2013 and 2014 is expected to come from distillate fuel oil — an umbrella grouping of diesel fuel and heating oil — and from liquefied petroleum gas. Gains in these products will come from "continued growth in industrial use as well as the assumption of near-normal weather this winter compared with much warmer-than-normal weather last winter," the EIA said.

Distillate use is expected to grow 0.8 percent in 2013 and 2014, after a 3.3 percent fall in 2012, to 3.77 million barrels a day, a three-year low.

U.S. crude oil output, led by a gain in production from shale-oil fields tapped by new techniques, is expected to rise 14.1 percent in 2013, to 7.3 million barrels a day. A further 8.2 percent rise in 2014 is expected to put output at 7.9 million barrels, the highest since 1988.

Output from the federal Gulf of Mexico is expected to drop 60,000 barrels a day, to average 1.26 million barrels a day. Production is expected to climb to 1.37 million barrels a day in 2013, and to 1.44 million barrels a day in 2014, as new projects ramp up.

Since peaking in 2005 at 12.5 million barrels a day, U.S. net oil imports, including crude oil, have been falling, the EIA said. Net imports declined to 7.5 million bbl/d in 2012, and EIA expects imports to continue dropping, to 6 million barrels a day in 2014.

The share of total U.S. consumption met by net fuel imports peaked at more than 60 percent in 2005 and fell to an average of 40 percent in 2012, and EIA expects the net import share to average 32 percent in 2014 because of continued substantial increases in domestic crude oil production.

UNITED STATES OIL & GAS NEWS



VARIABLE BORE RAMS, INC.1086 Aillet Rd.Broussard, LA 70518Phone +1.337.256.53341.800.233.3603www.vbri.com

Variable Bore Rams, Inc. (VBR) provides operators; drilling contractors; oilfield service companies; and drilling , workover and completion businesses – domestic and international – with the highest quality OEM rams and elastomers in the industry.

As an exclusive OEM rental provider, with a new modern facility and climate-controlled elastomer storage warehouse, VBR offers customers the largest ram inventory — including Cameron, Hydril and Shaffer (NOV) varieties — that meets and exceeds OEM, API, NTL and BOERME requirements.

Safety, quality, availability…VBR is the Global Choice for Ram Rentals.

FromVBR

• McMoRan tests Davy Jones discovery well offshore Louisiana.

• BSEE issues final Drilling Safety Rule covering offshore operations.

• The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) has issued a final offshore drilling safety rule, and it features requirements for safety equipment, well control systems, and BOP practices.

• Another Cuban oil well turns up dry.

• Total reports Deepwater GoM oil discovery at North Platte.

• Noble Energy cheers Big Bend results.

• Pemex makes new deepwater offshore oil find in GoM.

• Stone Energy provides update on Parmer prospect in deepwater Gulf of Mexico.

• RPSEA releases new Ultra-Deepwater Program RFP. The Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America (RPSEA) has released the first of several 2011 Ultra-Deepwater Program requests for proposals (RFPs) to award $15 million in offshore oil and natural gas research and development projects.

• Danny II well in deepwater GoM discovers oil.

• Chevron awards Pacific Sharav five-year contract.

• Chevron signs AGR for dual-gradient drilling services in deepwater GoM.

• McMoRan tests Davy Jones discovery well offshore Louisiana.

GULF OF MEXICO OFFSHORE 2012 HIGHLIGHTS

http://www.variableborerams.com/

http://www.fostermarketing.com/foster/

The IndusTry forum for drIllIng pracTIces and TechnologyA Newsletter of the AmericAN AssociAtioN of Drilli Ng eN giN eers lA fAyette c hApter • pAge 7


Published by The Desk and

Derrick Club of Lafayette

(A non-Profit Organization)

2012 LAFAYETTE

OIL DIRECTORY

Directory includes Six (6) Parishes: Lafayette, Acadia, Iberia, St. Landry, St. Martin & Vermilion

Call Kay Gotte @ 984-2603 or Shelley Champagne @ 235-5251

Or visit www.ddclafayette.org

Related Professional Organizations

Company Listings

Category Listings

Company Personnel Listings

Related Advertisements

NOW ON SALE

$ 25

BECOME A MEMBER

OF THE AADE

Annual membership in the AADE Lafayette Chapter is $25 per person. As a member of AADE, you will receive our newsletter

and information on the upcoming educational and networking events. In addition, you will be entitled to a

discounted preregistration rate for all general meetings. You can renew, update or start your AADE Lafayette

membership online by visiting www.aade.org and clicking on one of the following options:

JoIn aade lafayette chapter

reneW your lafayette chapter membership

updaTe your lafayette chapter membership

The American Association of Drilling Engineers is a non-profit volunteer organization founded in New Orleans in 1978 and made up of an affiliation of independent chapters licensed and governed by a national board.

Formation of the AADE was based on the fact that no existing drilling industry organization was consistently providing technical exchange specifically for drilling engineers.

The early success and acceptance of this effort led to the expansion of AADE. National membership is nearing 5,000 active members and has remained steady despite the fluctuations experienced by the industry.

The AADE has experienced continued growth in membership and reputation by focusing on its mission, vision and value statement.

AADE offers a forum for the exchange of information among its members and guests, specifically on drilling related topics. AADE chapters generally meet once a month where programs are presented by knowledgeable industry leaders in an informal luncheon or dinner environment.

AADE also offers forums and annual technical conferences to provide the opportunity for industry experts to present on current topics.

About AADeCheck out the AADE

website online at www.aade.org

and see what's ahead.

http://www.ddclafayette.org

http://www.aade.org

http://www.aade.org

https://s01.123signup.com/servlet/SignUp;jsessionid=3866776442686023F07C0161604F52B5?PG=1534359182200&P=153435900

https://s07.123signup.com/servlet/SignUp?P=153435900&PG=1534359182700

https://s07.123signup.com/servlet/SignUp?P=153435900&PG=1534359182500

The IndusTry forum for drIllIng pracTIces and TechnologyA Newsletter of the AmericAN AssociAtioN of Drilli Ng eN giN eers lA fAyette c hApter • pAge 8


Drilling twist: environmentalists want to keep idle offshore oil rigs

LOGA reports, idle oil rigs are at the center of an unusual battle over fish in the Gulf of Mexico.

In a twist on their usual positions, oil companies and the federal agencies regulating them want to remove the old rigs, while fishermen and environmental groups are fighting to keep them in place.

For the oil companies, the rigs pose safety and liability threats. Fishermen and environmentalists see them as a boon to sea life.

Hundreds of the rigs have stood in the same spot for decades, long enough for corals to anchor on them and draw schools of fish. Sea life on the rigs is so abundant that taking them out causes environmental and economic harm, say critics of the removal program.

Fishermen and environmental groups are pushing the National Marine Fisheries Service to designate oil rigs and other artificial reefs in the

Gulf of Mexico as essential fish habitat — a label that would require oil companies to get approval from the fisheries service before removing them.

But that could be complicated.Vast areas of the Gulf of Mexico,

including seagrass beds and underwater canyons, are managed as essential fish habitat, all of them naturally occurring environments. The designation is set for individual fish species, such as red snapper or grouper, and requires proof that the species needs that habitat for survival.

If the fisheries service considers rigs and artificial reefs as important as the natural ecosystem, it will be a first.

The designation could also backfire for those who want to fish at rigs and artificial reefs, because the essential fish habitat designation sometimes carries tighter fishing restrictions.

Meanwhile, oil companies want to make sure they are not forced to maintain inactive rigs — including warning lights needed for navigation — forever.

LOUISIANA OIL & GAS NEWS

2013 AADe National technology conference

The 2013 National Technical Conference and Exhibition will be held Feb. 26-27 at Cox Convention Center in Oklahoma City. Details and event registration is available online at www.aade.org.

offshore technology conference Ahead

Offshore Technology Conference 2013 will be held May 6-9 at Reliant Park in Houston. For news, information, schedules and registration, visit www.otcnet.org.

REGIONAL INDUSTRY EVENTS

http://www.otcnet.org

http://www.aade.org



American Association of Drilling Engineers “LAFAYETTE CHAPTER”

Dear Friend: December 1, 2012 The Lafayette Chapter of the American Association of Drilling Engineers is pleased to announce our 20th annual Scholarship Sporting Clays Tournament. The event will be held on Friday, March 22nd and Saturday, March 23rd, 2013, at Cajun Elite Shooting Complex in Jennings, LA. Proceeds from the event will help fund oil industry scholarships at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Louisiana State University and Nicholls State University. Enclosed is the entry form and sponsorship information for the tournament. Registration and Flight times are outlined below:

Registration Practice Flight Times Fun Events Friday 8:00am Thursday 9:00am & 2:00pm 10:00am Saturday 8:00am Friday 9:00am & 2:00pm 10:00am If scheduled to shoot on Friday in the am competition, you must pre-register on Thursday. If scheduled to shoot on Saturday in the am competition, you must pre-register on Friday. Shooters, be ready 1 hr prior to scheduled flight time. Safety briefing 30 min prior to start. The fun events will include 5-Stand, Long Bird and Team Rapid Fire Flurry. We will also be selling mulligans. Registration will begin on Thursday at 10:00a.m., as well as practice rounds and 5-stand until dark. If you purchase a chance on a raffle gun, you do NOT need to be present to win. HOWEVER, PLEASE NOTE THAT ANYONE RECEIVING A PRIZE OVER $600.00 WILL RECEIVE A 1099. Individual and Team awards will be given for high overall, 1st and 2nd runner-up places, as well as 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places for A, B, C and D classes as determined by Lewis Class Scoring System. The Lafayette Chapter of the AADE requires that all participants in this event be current members of AADE. The membership application can be taken care of the day of the tournament or on-line in advance. The cost of the membership is $25.00 for Lafayette Chapter and runs in conjunction with the calendar year. Entry deadline is Monday February 25th, 2013. Although the deadline is January 7th, we are limited to a certain number of teams and they will be given out on a first come, first serve basis. Please get your entries in as soon as possible; because once full we will only accept entries on a waiting list basis. Entries are limited to personnel currently working in the oil & gas industry or who have retired from the industry. Please make your check payable to the American Association of Drilling Engineer's (AADE) and mail to Teresa Johnson, 304 Hermitage Avenue, Lafayette, LA 70503. Confirmation letters with directions will be sent to team captains only by March 15th, 2013. For more information, please contact a committee member: Darrel Bourque (337)278-9968, Jaime Crosby (337)989-3474, Sean Dauterive (337)237-2444, David Domingue (337)316-0077, Brad Duplantis (337)298-0069, Zeke Guidry (337)281-5300 , Gary Johnson (337)358-7535, Teresa Johnson (985)870-1942, Vernon Keller (337)837-3355, Justin Landry (337)257-5370, Darren LaRive (337)981-2332, Rusty Sanner (337)842-9189, Corbet Soirez (337)322-0395, Alden Sonnier (504)481-7045, Jeffery Svendson (337)232-4699 or Rodney Walker (337) 962-0305.

EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE:

Co-Chairmen: JEFFERY SVENDSON

Advanced Logistics

BRAD DUPLANTIS NOV Fluid Control

Board Members:

JAIME CROSBY Chevron

KERRY GHOLSON

Apache

GARY JOHNSON Medco Energi

TERESA JOHNSON

Oilfield Production Contractors

DARREN LARIVE

Tana Exploration

BILLY MADDEN Consultant

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

Hospitality:

DAVID DOMINGUE Grakco Rentals

CORBET SOIREZ

DMC Carter Chambers

Station Sponsors: DARREL

BOURQUE Quality Energy

Services

Committee Members:

SEAN DAUTERIVE Tervita

KEVIN DUGAS Cherokee Services

ZEKE GUIDRY Offshore Cleaning

Systems

VERNON KELLER Cetro Coil Tubing

JUSTIN LANDRY RCS Tank Cleaning

Solutions

JOHN LEE Baker Hughes

SHARON MOORE

Halliburton

KENNY ROMERO Oilfield

Instrumentation

RUSTY SANNER Aggreko

ALDEN SONNIER Steve Kent Trucking

RODNEY WALKER

Knight Fishing Services



AADE SCHOLARSHIP SPORTING CLAYS TOURNAMENT

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER – MARCH 22nd & 23rd, 2013

SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION $4,000 PLATINUM SPONSORSHIPS

As a platinum corporate sponsor, your company’s logo will appear on the major entry gift, your company name will appear on the Platinum Sponsorship Board, you will be allowed to enter three teams in the tournament. Contact Person(s): Jaime Crosby (337) 989-3474, Gary Johnson (337) 258-7535

$2,700 GOLD SPONSORSHIPS

As a gold corporate sponsor, your company name will appear on the Gold Sponsorship Board and you will be allowed to enter two teams in the tournament. Contact Person(s): Jaime Crosby (337) 989-3474, Gary Johnson (337) 258-7535

$1,700 SILVER SPONSORSHIPS As a silver corporate sponsor, your company name will appear on the Silver Sponsorship Board and you will be allowed to enter one team in the tournament.

Contact Person(s): Same as above $250 HOSPITALITY TENT SPONSORSHIPS

As a hospitality tent sponsor, you will be allowed to place your company hospitality tent in the activity/check-in area in order to serve refreshments to those in attendance. Your company name will also appear on the sponsorship board. Hospitality sponsorships will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis as space permits. Contract Persons: David Domingue (337) 316-0077 or Corbet Soirez (337) 322-0395.

$275 SHOOTING STATION SPONSORSHIPS

As a shooting station sponsor, you will be allowed to advertise at the station as long as it does not interfere with the shooter or scorekeeper. One (1) trapper will be provided by the committee. There are 16 shooting station sponsorships available. As a station sponsor, the following is required: a. You must provide two (2) score keepers for the station for the duration of the tournament. b. You must keep the trash picked up around the station. c. You may provide non-alcoholic refreshments. Contact Person(s): Darrel Bourque (337) 278-9968

$500 CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS As a corporate sponsor for the tournament, your company name will appear on the corporate sponsorship board and you will be allowed to place your company banner (2’ X 5’ or similar size) at the registration area. Contact Person(s): Any Committee Member

YES! I want to be a corporate sponsor for the A.A.D.E. Sporting Clays Tournament!

Payment must be enclosed: � $4,000 Platinum Sponsorship Name: __________________________________ � $2,700 Gold Sponsorship Company:________________________________ � $1,700 Silver Sponsorship Address:_________________________________ � $ 250 Hospitality Tent Sponsorship City: ____________________________________ � $ 275 Shooting Station Sponsorship Phone:__________________________________ � $ 500 Corporate Sponsorship Fax:_____________________________________

E-Mail:___________________________________

Please make checks payable to: A.A.D.E.-Lafayette Chapter and mail to Teresa Johnson, 304 Hermitage Avenue, Lafayette, LA 70503.

AADE SCHOLARSHIP SPORTING CLAYS TOURNAMENT

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER – MARCH 22nd & 23rd, 2013

SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION $4,000 PLATINUM SPONSORSHIPS

As a platinum corporate sponsor, your company’s logo will appear on the major entry gift, your company name will appear on the Platinum Sponsorship Board, you will be allowed to enter three teams in the tournament. Contact Person(s): Jaime Crosby (337) 989-3474, Gary Johnson (337) 258-7535

$2,700 GOLD SPONSORSHIPS

As a gold corporate sponsor, your company name will appear on the Gold Sponsorship Board and you will be allowed to enter two teams in the tournament. Contact Person(s): Jaime Crosby (337) 989-3474, Gary Johnson (337) 258-7535

$1,700 SILVER SPONSORSHIPS As a silver corporate sponsor, your company name will appear on the Silver Sponsorship Board and you will be allowed to enter one team in the tournament.

Contact Person(s): Same as above $250 HOSPITALITY TENT SPONSORSHIPS

As a hospitality tent sponsor, you will be allowed to place your company hospitality tent in the activity/check-in area in order to serve refreshments to those in attendance. Your company name will also appear on the sponsorship board. Hospitality sponsorships will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis as space permits. Contract Persons: David Domingue (337) 316-0077 or Corbet Soirez (337) 322-0395.

$275 SHOOTING STATION SPONSORSHIPS

As a shooting station sponsor, you will be allowed to advertise at the station as long as it does not interfere with the shooter or scorekeeper. One (1) trapper will be provided by the committee. There are 16 shooting station sponsorships available. As a station sponsor, the following is required: a. You must provide two (2) score keepers for the station for the duration of the tournament. b. You must keep the trash picked up around the station. c. You may provide non-alcoholic refreshments. Contact Person(s): Darrel Bourque (337) 278-9968

$500 CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS As a corporate sponsor for the tournament, your company name will appear on the corporate sponsorship board and you will be allowed to place your company banner (2’ X 5’ or similar size) at the registration area. Contact Person(s): Any Committee Member

YES! I want to be a corporate sponsor for the A.A.D.E. Sporting Clays Tournament!

Payment must be enclosed: � $4,000 Platinum Sponsorship Name: __________________________________ � $2,700 Gold Sponsorship Company:________________________________ � $1,700 Silver Sponsorship Address:_________________________________ � $ 250 Hospitality Tent Sponsorship City: ____________________________________ � $ 275 Shooting Station Sponsorship Phone:__________________________________ � $ 500 Corporate Sponsorship Fax:_____________________________________

E-Mail:___________________________________

Please make checks payable to: A.A.D.E.-Lafayette Chapter and mail to Teresa Johnson, 304 Hermitage Avenue, Lafayette, LA 70503.

The IndusTry forum for drIllIng pracTIces and TechnologyA Newsletter of the AmericAN AssociAtioN of Drilli Ng eN giN eers lA fAyette chA pter • pAge 11




Credit Card Authorization Form

2013 AADE Scholarship Sporting Clays Tournament

Name as it appears on card:

Company Name:

Credit Card Type: (Visa/MC/Amex)

Credit Card Number:

Expiration Date:

Phone Number:

Charge Amount:

Signature:

E-mail: A receipt will be e-mailed to the individual.

WWWEEELLLLLLBBBOOORRREEE SSSTTTAAABBBIIILLLIIITTTYYY SSSPPPEEECCCIIIAAALLLIIISSSTTTSSS

(LPM) LOSS PREVENTION MATERIALS (LCM) LOSS CIRCULATION MATERIALS

ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE DRILLING ADDITIVES

HHHOOOMMMEEE OOOFFF TTTHHHEEE OOORRRIIIGGGIIINNNAAALLL EEE ZZZ SSSQQQUUUEEEEEEZZZEEE!!!

Innovative / Proven Patented Products Research & Development of Products Lab & Testing Capabilities

PREMIUM SEAL® TURBO-PHALTTM SYN-Seal® E Z SQUEEZE®

SwelLCM® TURBO SPOT TURBO CLEAN

106 West Saul • Scott, Louisiana 70583 Toll Free: 1-800-259-7838 • www.turbochem.com

Other Locations: Seagraves, TX • Lockhart, TX • Houston, TX • New Orleans, LA • Antlers, OK • Elk City, OK • Jakarta

TURBO-CHEM ® INTERNATIONAL, INC.



LAFAYETTE DRILLER monThly e-neWsleTTerIn addition to sponsorship opportunities such as our annual Scholarship Sporting Clays Tournament and Golf Tournament, the AADE Lafayette Chapter produces and distributes a monthly e-newsletter, Lafayette Driller. This publication is e-mailed to all AADE Lafayette Chapter members (more than 600 members) and is posted online at www.aade.org. This newsletter features a message from the president/board members; information about upcoming events and programs; and other details and photos from chapter activities. Advertising in the Lafayette Driller offers a unique way to get in front of potential customers and support AADE’s mission of education and other community efforts. 2012-2013 advertising rates• Business-card ad (4.1667 wide x 2.3 high) = $100 per session • Quarter-page ad (4.1667 wide x 4.6 high) = $200 per session • half-page ad (8 wide x 4.6 high) = $400 per session

monThly e-BlasT meeTIng remInderA monthly e-blast with information about upcoming monthly speakersis sent out to all AADE Lafayette Chapter members (more than 600 members). Sponsoring this monthly email with your logo is a great way to keep your brand in front of your customers. Space is limited. logo (200 pixels x 125 pixels, gif or jpg format) = $100 per session

sponsorship advertisement opportunities AADE Lafayette Chapter

Lafayette Driller monthly e-newsletter monthly e-Blast meeting reminder

To place a sponsorship ad in one of these publications, email [email protected].

January 2013 Volume 28, Issue 5 casing ... · • Did you know that rotary drilling was ......

Documents

Transcript of January 2013 Volume 28, Issue 5 casing ... · • Did you know that rotary drilling was ......