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Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs 63rd Annual ADDC Convention 63rd Annual ADDC Convention 63rd Annual ADDC Convention

September 24 September 24 September 24 ——— 28, 2014 28, 2014 28, 2014 Lafayette, LouisianaLafayette, LouisianaLafayette, Louisiana

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What do ADDC, the 63rd Annual ADDC Convention and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow have in common? Lafayette, Louisiana! Longfellow's first epic poem, Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie, published in 1847, is a story of loss and devotion set against the deportation of the Acadian people in 1755. The poem elevated Longfellow to be the most famous writer in America and has had a lasting cultural impact, especially in Lafayette. This year Lafayette, the heart of Acadiana and the unofficial capital of Cajun Country, hosts our 63rd ADDC Convention. The ADDC members and guests attending Convention get to lose themselves in their rich French heritage blended with Spanish, American, Indian and African influences for a Convention no one will soon forget. The Desk and Derrick Club of Lafayette and I would like to personally invite each of you to the 63rd Annual Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs Convention. Your host club is working hard to ensure all attendees will have the time of their lives! Lafayette, well known for its unique joie de vie, or love of life, is situated in the heart of a unique cultural region known as Acadiana. You are sure to enjoy Lafayette’s warm hospitality, Cajun culture and robust energy industry. With our theme Energy Education: Tomorrow’s Promise, I hope you are able to take advantage of Lafayette’s booming energy industry, amazing food and an incredible historic culture highlighted in amazing and uniquely Cajun field trips: swamp tours, safety management systems, Port of Iberia tour and Bristow helicopters, just to name a few. Thursday’s combination of education and fun will not disappoint. A total of nine seminars will be offered ranging from Grace Notes, Microsoft Office, and Interviewing Techniques & Coaching to Cajun Zydeco dancing and Southern Comfort Foods cooking demonstrations! Join us for the Thursday night icebreaker to be held at beautiful Vermilionville, a genuine Cajun experience complete with an authentic Cajun band. The events of Friday and Saturday are going to be transformational. Throughout the days’ sessions, informed and entertaining speakers Ben Broussard, Louisiana Oil & Gas Association and Scott Angelle, Public Service Commissioner and former Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources, will enlighten us on issues that are pertinent to the energy industry. Friday’s Industry Symposium will feature the invaluable role energy plays in the world. Convention will close on Saturday night with guest speaker Fred Mills, Louisiana State Senator. You will come back from Convention reinvigorated and reenergized! Before I close, I’d like to thank each of you for attending the 2014 ADDC Convention. You, the members, are truly our greatest asset today and tomorrow, and we could not accomplish what we do without your support and membership. Throughout this Convention, I encourage you to stay engaged, meet new people, and experience all Lafayette has to offer! Visit the ADDC web site www.addc.org for updates and more information on sights and activities. Livin’ Lovin’ Lafayette awaits you, so register now! Laissez les bons temps rouler – Let the Good Times Roll!

Linda G. Rodgers

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WELCOME

2014 ADDC President LINDA RODGERS, Farmington Club

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The 2014 ADDC Board of Directors, 2014 Association President, Linda Rodgers, and The Desk and Derrick Club of Lafayette, Region III invite you to join us at the Lafayette Hilton in Lafayette, Louisiana, September 24-28, 2014 as we embrace Energy Education: Tomorrow’s Promise by Livin’, Lovin’ Lafayette!! Join your host, the Desk and Derrick Club of Lafayette as we explore industry issues, cultural venues and our down home southern hospitality. Everyone is welcome to tour a bit of Lafayette’s flourishing oil, gas and energy industry while enjoying the culture and award winning foods on Wednesday’s field trips. The field trip day will be packed full of Lagniappe no matter which one you choose. Thursday’s combination of education and fun creates a day of seminars on site at the Hilton along with additional 1/2 day field trip choices. Leadership, communication, industry safety, Cajun cooking and a little Allons Danser (Cajun dancing), along with a boxed lunch for your convenience and you are sure to begin feeling the full “flavor” of our unique culture! Join us for a full taste of Acadiana with an icebreaker experience at a Fais Do Do offsite at the beautiful Vermilionville! The evening will be filled with touring the authentic ways of Acadian people, delicious Cajun cuisine and of course, a real live Cajun band to give you a chance to practice the two-step you learned from the Allons Danser seminar! The events on Friday and Saturday will keep the good times rolling throughout the days’ sessions. Informed and entertaining speakers Ben Broussard, with LOGA, Scott Angelle, Public Service Commissioner, Tracy Wirtz, local TV personality and Senator Fred Mills will present captivating and motivational keynote addresses relevant to everyone in our ever changing industry. Friday’s Industry Symposium will be led by the Young Professionals of LAGCOE and feature the invaluable role our industry plays in public safety and success. You will have much to share and discuss after these presentations! Friday evening, it will be a party the Cajun Way...Courier de Mardi Gras style! Come comfortable and ready to watch revelers “scour” the floor for the food to make a delicious gumbo! No, that’s all you get...the rest you have to see to believe. Saturday evening brings us to the close of what will certainly be a memorable and fun filled convention and what better way to wind down than to hear Senator Fred Mills discuss the important issues surrounding our industry in a fashion and flare only he can provide (guess you will have to hear it to know what I mean)! The Desk and Derrick Club of Lafayette can’t wait to see you…….visit the ADDC web site www.addc.org for more information. Livin’ Lovin Lafayette awaits you, so register now! Kathy Martin, 2014 GAC Arrangements Chairman

LIVIN’ LOVIN’ LAFAYETTE

President Linda Rodgers, Farmington

Club

President Elect Lori Landry, Lafayette Club

Vice President Connie Harrison, San Antonio

Club

Treasurer Maggi Franks, West Virginia

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Secretary Barbara Ann Pappas, Wichita

Falls Club

Immediate Past President Marilyn Carter, Alberta Foothills

Club

Executive Assistant Elaine McDowell, Pampa Club

Parliamentarian Sheryl Minear, Abilene Club

Region I Director April Lang, Penn York Oil &

Gas Affiliates

Region II Director Stacy Tate, Heartland Southern

Illinois Club

Region III Director Sharon Blackwell, Laurel Club

Region IV Director Rebecca Perez, Victoria Club

Region V Director Philana Thompson, Farmington

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Region VI Director Abby Johnson, Butler County

Club

Region VII Director Christina Forth-Matthews

Edmonton Club

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Tentative Agenda

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2014 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM ADDC Board Meeting 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Board Lunch 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Registration 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Hospitality 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Board Dinner & Reception WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2014 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM Registration 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM Hospitality 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Port of Iberia (FT6) 8:30 AM - 4:45 PM Magee's Landing (FT7) 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM St. Landry Landfill(FT8) 8:00 AM - 4:45 PM Shadows on the Teche/ Baker Hughes (FT9) 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Registration 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Hospitality 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Club Sales 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM ADDC Educational Trust 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM ADDC Committee Chairmen Reception 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM First Timers and Past Presidents Reception THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2014 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM Hospitality 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM Registration 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM ADDC Certification Program – Accounting 8:30 AM - 12:15 AM Bristow (FT 10) 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM Grace Notes (S13) 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM Safety Mgmt Systems(S18) 8:00 AM—12:30 AM Rip Van Winkle(FT 11) 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM ADDC Foundation Meeting 10:00 AM - 11:30AM Cajun Delights(S17) 10:00 AM - 11:30AM Deepwater (Baker)(S19) 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Seminar Box Lunch (Pick up in Hospitality)

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2014 (CONT’D) 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM Safety & Training(FT 12) 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM LAGCOE(S20) 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Interview Tech. (S14) 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM Allon Danser (S16) 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM Outlook 2010 (S15) 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Club Sales 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Ice Breaker - Fais do do - Vermillionville (offsite) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2014 6:30 AM - 7:45 AM Registration 6:30 AM - 7:45 AM Hospitality 8:00 AM - 11:30 AM Business Session 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM No Host Reception 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Industry Luncheon 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Symposium 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Club Sales 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Courier De Mardi Gras Party SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2014 6:30 AM - 7:45 AM Hospitality 8:00 AM - 11:30 AM General Session 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM No Host Reception 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Member Recognition Luncheon 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Club Sales 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM ADDC Board Meeting 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM Board/Club Photographs 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Reception 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Banquet SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2014 6:30 AM - 10:00 AM Hospitality

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FT 6 F U L L D F T

McIlhenny Tabasco Plant/Jungle Gardens & Port of Iberia

DAT E : W 9/24/14

T I M E :

8 :00 ‐5 :00

COST: $ 70.00

(Lunch included)

We begin this day with a 30 minute trip to Avery Island in New Iberia. We will tour Jungle Gardens, a 170-acre garden with semitropical foliage, abundant wildlife and a centuries –old Buddha statue. The garden’s rolling landscape stretches along the Bayou Petite Anse on the northwest side of the Island.

We will then cross over to the McIlhenny Tabasco Plant. A tour of the plant will be provided along with an opportunity to visit the gift shop. Tabasco brand products are made by McIlhenny Company, founded in 1868 on Avery Island. To this day, the company is still family-owned and operated on that very same site. Upon leaving Avery Island we will travel to Landry’s Seafood for a buffet lunch.

Then it’s on to the Port of Iberia where we will tour the port. Located in Iberia Parish, the Port of Iberia is a 2,000 acre industrial and manufacturing site surrounding a man-made port complex. The port has access to the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway and the Gulf of Mexico through its own Commercial Canal and has access to the Mississippi River and New Orleans. We will arrive at the hotel at approximately 4:30 p.m.

Limited to 50 attendees

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FT 7 F U L L D F T

McGee’s Landing Swamp Tour & Shopping

DAT E : W 9/24/14

T I M E :

8 :30 ‐4 :45

COST: $ 70.00

(Lunch included)

McGee’s Atchafalaya Basin Swamp Tours has been a “must-see” for more than a decade. Aboard one of McGee’s sightseeing boats, your trip will take you into the interior of one of America’s greatest river swamps . Your tour guide will explain from personal experience, what it is like to live on a house boat or stilt house and live off the land...all while pointing out the local indigenous plants and wildlife.

Breaux Bridge, LA is known as the “Crawfish Capital of the World” and also has much more to offer with many shops, restaurants and galleries located downtown and steps away from the Pont Bridge.

Come with us to visit the Evangeline Oak, the most visited spot in St. Martinville, LA since the late 19th century! The Evangeline Oak was named for the heroine of the Poem Evangeline, written and published by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in 1847. Evangeline was long believed to be a true account of the exile of the Acadians from Nova Scotia by the British in 1755.

Limited to 50 attendees

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FT 8 F U L L D F T

ST LANDRY LANDFILL/SAFETY MANAGEMENT/ LA DISTILLERIES

DAT E : W 9/24/14

T I M E :

8 :00 ‐5 :30

COST: $ 70.00

(Lunch included)

The St. Landry Parish Solid Waste Disposal District provides residential and commercial solid waste collection and disposal, as well as operation of the St. Landry Parish Landfill and recycling centers for residents and businesses of St. Landry Parish, Louisiana. Have you thought about what happens or what could happen to all that trash or waste that we as Americans generate daily? Your visit to St. Landry Landfill will enlighten you to a process that turns the waste into compressed natural gas.

Safety Management Systems, LLC (SMS) deploys certified paramedics specially trained in remote care medicine, HSE technicians and consultants, fire prevention specialists, and offers an extensive array of regulatory and compliance training and wellness services. The SMS Training Academy, located in Lafayette, Louisiana, is a state-of-the-art industrial training facility.

LOUISIANA SPIRITS

Louisiana Spirits started with an idea that came out of a duck blind. The founders decided to build a great, authentic Louisiana Rum factory and do it in a way that will support our state and our unique culture. The 18,000 square foot distilling facility features a gallery celebrating the state's historic role as a sugar cane producer and rum distiller, a 109 year-old farmhouse (the first home built in Iowa, Louisiana) that has been saved and relocated to the site, a gift shop and more. All on 22.77 naturally-set acres, complete with ponds, cypress trees and a sugar cane field.

Everything Louisiana Spirits does is done in the wonderful spirit of Louisiana!

Limited to 50 attendees

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FT 9 F U L L D F T

Shadows-on-the-Teche/Baker Hughes Facilities

DAT E : W 9/24/14

T I M E :

8 :00 ‐4 :45

COST: $ 70.00

(Lunch included)

We begin this day with a 30 minute trip to banks of the Bayou Teche in the heart of Cajun country. We will take a tour of The Shadows-on-the-Teche.

The home was built in 1834 for a wealthy sugarcane planter David Weeks and his wife Mary C. Weeks. The tour gives a detailed look of the family and their lives. Particularly about life back during the heyday of such places, and what it took to support it.

Limited to 50 attendees

Then it is on to the Baker Hughes facilities in Broussard. Baker Hughes, Inc is one of the largest oilfield service company’s in the world. We will tour the Baker Hughes Super Center and new Baker Hughes lab facility where we will have lunch . We will arrive at the hotel at approximately 4:30 p.m. (Closed toe shoes are required for the Baker tours. )

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Bristow DAT E :

T 9/25/14

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8 :00 — 12 :30

Cost: $ 35

FT 12 H

Safety & Training Consultants

FT 11 H

Rip Van Winkle Gardens

Cost: $ 35

DAT E : T 9/25/14

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8 :30 — 12 :15

DAT E : T 9/25/14

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1 :00 —4:30

Ever had the chance to see what a helicopter looks like in person and not just in the sky? Join us as we tour the Bristow facility in New Iberia. Bristow is the leading provider of helicopter services to the worldwide offshore energy industry based on the number of aircra operated, and one of two helicopter service providers to the offshore energy industry with global

opera ons. The first civil helicopter transport company to work in the oil and gas industry, Bristow has provided excep onal transporta on, produc on management and related services for more than 50 years.

Join us on this not to be missed field trip as we get to witness an actual Water Survival Course where offshore workers get “dunked” underwater in an actual Helicopter Shell and must escape using their newly learned techniques. We will be visiting Safety and Training Consultants, LLC, a SafeZone Company, a first class safety training provider located in Broussard right off Highway 90. SafeZone has been a leading provider of safety services to industry for many years. Along with their training centers, SafeZone also provides everything from a unique state of the art safe welding enclosure, to on-site personnel that can fulfill the roles of safety technicians, confined space rescue crews, fire watch, and clerks.

Limited to 50 attendees

Limited to 50 attendees

Limited to 50 attendees

Lose yourself in a wonderland of flora and fauna on a 25 acres semi tropical paradise. You will see a year-round explosion of color as well a the Jean Lafitte tree where 3 treasure chests were found there in 1928 and believed to have been buried by Lafitte. You will also tour the Joseph Jefferson Mansion, which was built in the early 1870’s and which is filled with period antique furniture and paintings.

Cost: $ 35

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C21 ACCOUNTING

DATE T IME E .

Cost: $

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8 : 0 0 —

5 : 0 0

Cost: $ 75 (member) $125 (non‐member)

L22 RETURN TH I S PAGE WITH YOUR REG I STRAT ION

Grab & Go Lunch T

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Cost: $ 15

BASIC OIL AND GAS ACCOUNTING

The purpose of the Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs’ (ADDC) certification program is to provide an educational program covering the subjects within the established curriculum at the annual ADDC convention. The program this year will be Basic Oil and Gas Accounting and will be presented on Thursday, September 25. Don’t know anything about oil and gas accounting? This is the perfect opportunity for you to become familiar with this aspect of the industry. The committee encourages you to make plans to attend this educational program.

SELECT ONE and RETURN THIS PAGE WITH YOUR REGISTRATION: Chef Salad Garden Greens with Julienne Strips of Turkey, Ham and Cheese, Topped with Croutons and Your Choice of Ranch OR Italian Dressing Sandwiches: Ham and Cheddar Cheese Roast Beef and Swiss Cheese Po-Boy Turkey and Swiss Cheese Po-Boy Traditional Club Sandwich All Sandwiches are served with Lettuce, Tomato, Dill Pickle Spear, Potato Chips, Iced Tea, Iced Water and Your Choice of a Brownie OR Cookie Available to all convention attendees and guests

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F5 THURSDAY NIGHT I CE BREAKER

FAIS DO DO DAT E T I M E E .

Cost: $

F2 FR IDAY NIGHT FUNCT ION

COURIER D’ MARDI GRAS

DAT E T I M E E .

Cost: $

S14 S E M I N A R

LANTEC Of Louisiana, LLC

DAT E : T 9 / 2 5 / 1 4

T : 1 : 0 0 —

2 : 3 0

Cost: $ 25.00

S15 S E M I N A R

LANTEC Of Louisiana, LLC

DAT E : T 9 / 2 5 / 1 4

T I M E : 3 : 0 0 —

4 : 3 0

Cost: $25.00

INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES LANtec of Louisiana provides computer software and professional development training to corporate and governmental clients across the state of Louisiana and around the country. LANtec is Louisiana’s Premier Corporate Training Center. This seminar will cover Fundamentals of interviews, designed for supervisors or managers that will be screening, selecting, or hiring staff. Teaching to prepare yourself to interview a prospective employee by identifying the necessary skills and the personality that will fit in your company. Examine guidelines for interviewing candidates, researching references, handling difficult candidates, evaluating candidates, choosing objectively, and appropriately following up with all interviewees. Course activities also cover understanding the laws regarding interviewing and selection-equal employment opportunity, pregnancy discrimination, disabilities, and immigration status-and functioning within their parameters. Instructor: Toni Beamon www.LANtecCTC.com

OUTLOOK 2010 Basic to Advanced Windows 7: Basic or equivalent experience Working more efficiently and Organization

Let this seminar with Outlook 2010 show you the ins and outs of getting organized and working much more efficiently using Outlook. Learn how to manage messages and attachments, configure message options, and use search folders. Learn how to manage contacts, use the People Pane, work with tasks, create appointments, and schedule meetings. Participants will learn how to customize Outlook, use Quick Steps, create Navigation-pane shortcuts, work with contacts and contact groups, manage address books, customize their messages and signatures, and set up automatic replies. In addition, Participants will learn how to search various folders, use filters, apply categories, create custom views, and set rules for organizing messages. Lastly, Participants will learn how to subscribe to RSS news feeds and use the Outlook Social Connector to stay current with colleagues and much, much more. Instructor Toni Beamon

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S20 S E M I N A R

LAGCOE Louisiana Gulf Coast Oil Exposition

DAT E : T H U R S D AY

9 / 2 5 / 1 4 T I M E :

1 : 0 0 — 2 : 3 0

Cost: $ 25.00

S16 S E M I N A R

Allons Danser Cajun & Zydeco Dance Company

DAT E : T 9 / 2 5 / 1 4

T I M E : 3 : 0 0 —

4 : 3 0

Cost: $ 25.00

LAGCOE is Louisiana Gulf Coast Oil Exposition. We are one of the world's pioneer oil and gas expositions and have been fueling global energy solutions for almost 60 years, since 1955. One of the largest oil and gas industry expositions in the United States, LAGCOE is held biennially in the very heart of America's energy corridor: Lafayette, Louisiana.

Innovative engineering and entrepreneurial spirit produces solutions for the industry's ever changing needs effectively and efficiently. The hard working professionals here have real hands-on experience which has increased industry productivity throughout the world.

In 2013, LAGCOE welcomed 416 exhibiting companies from around the world and more than 17,000 attendees from 43 countries and 47 states. With a waiting list for exhibit space, LAGCOE continues to be a sought after event for industry professionals.

Lafayette, Louisiana, USA, is home to more than 1,300 oil and gas industry companies. One of the most optimistic cities in our country with award winning cuisine, Lafayette welcomes our hard working colleagues with unparalleled hospitality.

Speaker: Claire Thom Communications Director

“Dance and Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler!” Established in 1992 to teach local social Cajun dance, Allons Danser Cajun and Zydeco Dance Company has expanded to teach private groups, individuals, tour groups, wedding parties, Lafayette Junior Cotillion and business social events. Also providing entertainment and choreography for Television commercials, Music videos, Mardi Gras Balls, Charity Events, Local and State promotional videos. Allons Danser Cajun and Zydeco Dance Company teaches a variety of social dances such as the Cajun Waltz, Cajun Jig, Cajun Two-Step, Zydeco, Swamp Pop and Line Dances so you can enjoy our local dance and entertainment culture.

A. J. and Vanessa Miller Dance and Entertainment Instructors

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F5 THURSDAY NIGHT I CE BREAKER

FAIS DO DO DAT E T I M E E .

Cost: $

F2 FR IDAY NIGHT FUNCT ION

COURIER D’ MARDI GRAS

DAT E T I M E E .

Cost: $

S13 S E M I N A R

Grace Notes DAT E :

T 9 / 2 5 / 1 4

T I M E : 8 : —

9 : 3 0

Cost: $ 25.00

S17 S E M I N A R

ZEA Rotisserie & Grill

DAT E : T H U R S D AY

9 / 2 5 / 1 4 T I M E :

1 0 : 0 0 — 1 1 : 3 0

Cost: $ 25.00

BEHAVE Yourself Your Manners Matter

Lynley Jones and Jan Swift are partners in Grace Notes, an etiquette endeavor to help further society's niceties. Lynley is a bona fide charm school graduate and an expert on manners. She has presented her etiquette course "Behave Yourself," to enumerable business and social groups. Her etiquette classes cover every topic from Executive Presence to Children’s Etiquette 101. When you have a question involving etiquette and want the right answer, Lynley Jones is the “go to” person. Jan has learned that knowing the basic guidelines of appropriate behavior is a life gift that empowers people to handle all situations with confidence. Her goal is to enable others to live in grace and relax so that they may present their authentic selves as the polished gems that they truly are.

CAJUN DELIGHTS

Come get your “food” on and enjoy a little Cajun cooking demonstration with a world renowned chef from Zea’s Rotisserie & Grill. The idea for Zea’s began in Hawaii, 1990, where three noted New Orleans chefs—Hans Limburg, Greg Reggio and Gary Darling—met on a celebrity-studded catering assignment. By the time the job was done, the trio had fused their diverse backgrounds into an experienced culinary team. They named their new collaboration The Taste Buds. In 1997, with one successful restaurant concept under their belts, The Taste Buds launched Zea Rotisserie & Grill. Inspired by the rotisserie cooking found at European food markets, Zea became a polished casual restaurant serving classic American fare infused with mouth-watering international flavors and they are willing to share some of those flavors with you!

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S18 S E M I N A R

Safety Management Systems, Inc.

DAT E : T H U R S D AY

9 / 2 5 / 1 4 T I M E :

8 : 0 0 —9 : 3 0

Cost: $ 25.00

S19 S E M I N A R

Deepwater (Vessel) Pressure Pumping

DAT E : T 9 / 2 5 / 1 4

T I M E 1 0 : 0 0 —

1 1 : 3 0

Cost: $25.00

Speaker: Ashley Johnson Field Engineer II Baker Hughes Pressure Pumping Sand Control Systems Gulf of Mexico Ms. Johnson has a degree in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Mathematics from Baylor University. She works for Baker Hughes as a field engineer in the Gulf of Mexico, and will be presenting information on deepwater/offshore pressure pumping. This presentation will cover the purpose of pressure pumping, an overview of the process, as well as a glimpse of what life is like working on pressure pumping vessels through Ms. Johnson’s experiences in the Gulf of Mexico.

Safety Management Systems, LLC (SMS) deploys certified paramedics

specially trained in remote care medicine, HSE technicians and

consultants, fire prevention specialists, and offers an extensive array of

regulatory and compliance training and wellness services. The SMS

Training Academy, located in Lafayette, Louisiana, is a state-of-the-art

industrial training facility.

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F5 THURSDAY NIGHT I CE BREAKER

Fais Do Do THURSDAY SEPT 25

6 :00PM-10:00PM

Cost: $65.00 (Non-member $75)

F2

Courier de Mardi Gras

FRIDAY SEPT 26

6 :00PM—10:00PM

Cost: Included in Registration

(Non-member $75)

Come join us at beautiful VERMILIONVILLE for a night of culture and fun! Opened in 1990, Vermilionville is a living history museum and folklife park that preserves and represents the cultural resources of the Acadian, Native American, and Creole cultures from the time period 1765 to 1890. The park sits on a 23-acre site on the banks of the Bayou Vermilion with 19 attractions, including seven restored original homes with more than 13 local artisans that provide demonstrations on a variety of essential crafts performed by the early settlers.

FR IDAY NIGHT FUNCT ION

The Courier de Mardi Gras (Louisiana French pronunciation: [kuɾiɾ d maɾdi ɡɾa] is a traditional Mardi Gras event held in many Cajun communities of south Louisiana on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. Courier de Mardi Gras is French for "Fat Tuesday Run" and while it is usually held on Fat Tuesday, we will be doing our own on Friday, September 26, 2014. So get your costumes ready (or just come and enjoy ours) and your appetites (for food and partying fun) and come enjoy a taste of Cajun Party!

After touring the grounds, head to the Pavillion for some delicious Cajun food and dance to the music of La Recolte, an authentic cajun band. La Recolte has been together since April of 2012. This five-member band consists of an array of talented musicians. La Recolte is traditional and highly influenced by the South Louisiana dance halls of the mid-1900's. Belting out waltzes of relationships gone bad as well as driving two-steps that will get you pumping. La Recolte is sure to get you on the dance floor for a night of Cajun fun.

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Louisiana Public Service Commission F

Scott Angelle

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Senator Fred Mills

Scot t A. Angel le , nat ive of Breaux Br idge, one of n ine ch i ldren, ra ised in a smal l town, in a middle c lass fami ly , learned a t an ear ly age the value o f teamwork and how to f ight for every inch for the r ight th ings. His po l i t ica l career began wi th in the St . Mar t in Par ish Pol ice Jury and was la ter e lec ted as the Par ish ’s f i rs t Pres ident . He was appoin ted by Governor Kath leen Blanco in 2004 as Secretary of the Depar tment of Natura l Resources (DNR) and Chai rman of the State ’s Minera l Board and served in that pos i t ion unt i l August 2012 when he le f t to seek o f f ice o f Pub l ic Serv ice Commiss ioner . He was appointed as the 52nd L ieutenant Governor by Governor Bobby J indal , and was the s ta te ’s po in t person to negot ia te an end to the Gul f o f Mexico dr i l l ing morator ium. He a lso serves as a member o f the Louis iana Sta te Univers i ty Board o f Superv isors and is chai rman of the s ta te ’s Water Resources Commiss ion. He assumed the Commiss ionership of the Publ ic Serv ice Commiss ion Dis t r ic t 2 , on January 1 , 2013; current term ends December 31, 2018.

Louisiana State Senate

Louis iana Sta te Senator , Fred Henry Mi l ls , Jr . is a pharmacis t and banker f rom St . Mart inv i l le , Louis iana. He is current ly serv ing as Lou is iana State Senator for D is t r ic t 22. His Senate Commit tee Appoin tments inc lude Heal th and Wel fare (Vice-Chai rman), F inance, Local and Munic ipa l Af fa i rs , Jud ic iary C, Coasta l Restora t ion and F lood Contro l and Women and Chi ldren. Senator Mi l ls a lso served Dis t r ic t 46 in Lou is iana House o f Representa t ives f rom 2007 to 2011. Pr ior to h is congressiona l terms, Senator Mi l ls began h is po l i t ica l career as St . Mar t in Par ish Counci lman for Dis t r ic t 6 . In addi t ion to h is pol i t ica l career , Fred is known around our par ts for h is charm and whi t , inc lud ing h is charac ter “Taunte Pi l ls , ” a Cajun-accented personal i ty in drag. Mi l ls created her whi le par t ic ipat ing in a char i ty fundra is ing womanless pageant and cont inued us ing the character in h is local Pharmacy ads.

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LOGA F B S

Ben Broussard

ADDC Immediate Past President M S

Marilyn Carter

KATC TV3 S B S

Tracy Wirtz Ben Broussard serves as head o f membership & market ing for LOGA. Ben is responsib le for meet ing, engaging & br ing ing new member companies in to LOGA’s membership . Ben serves in a communicat ions ro le through the weekly product ion of the LOGA Dr i l l ing Repor t , LOGA’s soc ia l media network and the LOGA Industry Repor t publ icat ion. Ben a lso presents to s ta tewide business & c iv ic network ing groups about Louis iana’s o i l & gas industry and carr ies out LOGA’s educat ion in i t ia t ive by speaking to s ta tewide middle & h igh schools about geo logy, the dr i l l ing process, safety and the industry

Mar i lyn Car ter , 2013 ADDC Pres ident , has been a member o f Desk and Derr ick s ince 1985. She has served as Pres ident o f the Calgary Club in 1997, Pres ident o f the Alber ta Footh i l ls Club in 2008, Region VI I D i rector in 2007 and has been on the Assoc ia t ion Board s ince 2010, serv ing as Secretary , V ice Pres ident , Pres ident E lec t , Assoc ia t ion Pres ident and th is year Immediate Past Pres ident . She has a Bus iness Management cer t i f ica te f rom the Univers i ty o f Calgary and has been a par t o f the energy indust ry fo r over 30 years . Dur ing that t ime her career has encompassed expedi t ing, purchas ing and schedul ing in the Energy Engineer ing Procurement sector , and t ranspor ta t ion log is t ics and inventory cont ro l in the propane indust ry . She is cur rent ly employed wi th Canadian Natura l Resources L imi ted (CNRL),

in i t ia l ly as an invo ice cost admin is t ra tor and now as a Dr i l l ing Operat ions Technic ian. CNRL is one of the largest independent crude o i l and natura l gas producers in the wor ld . I t is the second largest independent natura l gas producer and the largest heavy o i l p roducer in Canada. In addi t ion, they a lso operate in the Nor th Sea out o f Aberdeen, Scot land and of fshore in the Cote d ’ Ivo i re and Gabon reg ions of Af r ica.

Tracy Wir tz jo ined the KATC fami ly in 2005 and has a broadcast career dat ing back to 1988. The o ldest o f seven chi ldren, she received her Bachelor 's Degree in Mass Communicat ions f rom UL Lafayet te ( then USL) in 1992. Tracy says she fee ls for tunate to be able to get up in the morn ing (even before the sun!) and know she wi l l be doing what she loves.

Tracy has served on many boards o f communi ty serv ice organ izat ions and g ives much o f her f ree t ime he lp ing wi th specia l pro jects for the ch i ldren who are served by St . Jude Chi ldren 's Research Hospi ta l , a cause which is very near to her hear t . She heads up the St . Jude Dream Home Campaign each year for KATC and is proud of Acadiana for i ts overwhelming suppor t o f the pro jec t .

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Hilton Lafayette 1521 West Pinhook Road

Lafayette, Louisiana, 70503-3158, USA TEL: 1-337-235-6111 FAX: 1-337-237-6313

DATE T IME E .

Cost: $129.00

(Double - Quad)

The Hilton Lafayette hotel in Lafayette, LA is ideally located for exploring Lafayette’s vibrant city center, and is situated minutes from downtown. All guest rooms and suites feature stylish decor with rich ma-hogany furniture and complimentary WiFi. Keep up with work in the hotel’s business center and host a conference or event in the 9,506 sq. ft. Ballroom.

With 22,000 sq. ft. of meeting space for up to 1,200 people, this Lafayette, LA hotel is perfect for conven-tions and conferences. Relax in the outdoor swim-ming pool, lounge on the sundeck, or work out in the 24-hour fitness center. Dine on traditional Cajun cui-sine in the hotel’s award-winning restaurant, Alexan-der’s. For a more lively dinner atmosphere, Maximili-an's Lounge offers the same menu as Alexander’s plus Cajun egg rolls, crawfish pies, and our famous half-pound hamburgers cooked to your taste. Spe-cialty drinks and wine are also available from 5:00pm to 10:00pm nightly.

Relax in a beautifully designed guest room, equipped for productivity with our elegant mahogany writing desk. Watch a movie on the flat-screen TV or surf the internet on your own computer with high-speed WiFi. Unwind in the soothing bathroom with granite vanity tops and scented products.

Winner of the prestigious Spirit of Hilton Award, this Louisiana full-service hotel promises attentive ser-vice and a vibrant location in the heart of Lafayette, LA.

GuestRooms&Suites

Hotel Reservations Only one reser-vation per credit card will be allowed by the hotel per ADDC Board of Di-rectors. Booking blocks of rooms will no longer be allowed.

Use Group Code: ADD

Reservation dead-line for group rate is September 1st!

Comfort, style, and value are hall-marks of Hilton Lafayette's prem-ier accommodations. Rich ma-hogany furniture including a writ-ing desk with an ergonomic chair provides an elegant atmosphere. Each guest room features premi-um linens and fluffy pillows to snuggle into after a long day. Keep in touch with the office or loved ones through wireless inter-net access. Pamper yourself in our handsomely furnished bath-room with granite vanity tops.

FREE AIRPORT SHUTTLE Call (337) 235-6111 upon

arrival and a shuttle will be sent for you.

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337.233.4404 FLORIST

Call us

337-233-4404

or 800-822-3845

110

Production Drive,

Suite 101 Lafayette, LA

70508

Tell them you are with the

Association of Desk and

Derrick Clubs

Spedale’s Florist

6 Sweetheart roses with baby’s

breath and greenery—$24.99

Spedale’s Florist, a local establishment in business since 1984, will serve as our florist for the beautiful corsages/boutonnière's. Delivery is included in the pricing with two (2) styles prepared for you (however, you can special order something different if you wish, but the pricing may change). All corsages are made with a pearl wristlet that is also a keepsake bracelet and can be

worn after the event.

3 dendrobian orchids with baby’s breath and greenery—$34.99

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Digital Photo Order P

Robby Bishop Photography

Digital Copy of Photographer’s

Photos, excluding formal portraits,

can be purchased. You will receive your DVD within

45 days after Convention.

Cost:

$30 (pre-order)

$45 (at Convention

and after)

Name: _____________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ City: ______________________________________________________ State: ____________________ ZIP: ____________________________ Phone Number: ______________________________________________ Email Address: ______________________________________________ Number purchased: _______ X $30 = Total Price __________ Payment Info Make Checks Payable to Robby Bishop Photography. Mail order form and payment to:

Robby Bishop Photography 2932 B Johnston Street

Lafayette, Louisiana 70503 337-456-5632

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2014 ADDC Convention

R E G I S T R AT I O N F O R M ( M E M B E R )

Please use separate form for each registrant

First Name:__________________________________________

Last Name:__________________________________________

Company:___________________________________________

O Phone:____________________________________________

H Phone:____________________________________________

E-mail:______________________________________________

Current ADDC Position:________________________________

Member #:________________________Region:____________

Club:_______________________________________________

Delegate Alternate

This is my first ADDC Convention

Special Dietary Restrictions ____________________________

____________________________________________________

Past ADDC President _________(year)

Credit Card Charge: __ Master Card __ VISA __ Discover Card #: ______________________________________________ Exp. Date:_________ Signature: ______________________________Date:_________ All credit card registrations processed in U.S. funds. Please note that we do not accept credit card information via e-mail. Credit card registrations

Make checks payable to: ADDC CONVENTION FUND U.S. and Canadian registrants pay by check in U.S. funds. Mail to: ASSOC. OF DESK AND DERRICK CLUBS 5153 E. 51ST Street, Suite 107 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 ADO FAX: (918) 622-1675 Contact: Kathy Martin, 2014 GAC E-mail: srmdisney@gmail.com Telephone: (337) 291-1538 EMERGENCY RELEASE INFORMATION IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, PLEASE NOTIFY: Name: _____________________________________________ Relationship: _________________________________________ O Phone: ___________________________________________ H Phone: ____________________________________________ I understand that my participation in the field trips or special events is at my own risk and responsibility. The Desk and Derrick Club of Lafayette and the Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs assume no liability. Signature: ____________________________________________ This form is to be completed by each person attending ADDC Convention activities. Signed release forms must be received before departure on any

field

REGISTRATION DEADLINES Members/Guests (Postmarked) July 15, 2014 After July 15, 2014—$250 registration fee REFUND POLICY Full Refund (Postmarked) August 24, 2014 Refunds may be made if funds are available. NO REFUND After September 9, 2014 RETURNED CHECK POLICY – $35.00

FOR ADO USE ONLY

Date Received:_______________________ No:_______________

Emergency release signed. ___________

Amount

F 5 Thursday Icebreaker "Fais Do Do" $65FT6 Tabasco/ Port of Iberia $70FT7 McGee's Landing $70FT8 St. Landry/Bayou Rum $70FT9 Shadows/Baker Hughes $70FT10 Bristow $35FT11 Rip Van Winkle $35FT12 Safety & Training $35S13 Grace Notes $25S14 Interviewing Techniques $25S15 Outlook 2010 $25S16 Allons Danser $25S17 Cajun Delights $25S18 SMS $25S19 Deepwater/Baker $25S20 LAGCOE $25C21 Certification - Accounting $75L22 Grab & Go Lunch $15

TOTAL

Registration Fee Includes: Friday Industry Luncheon, Friday Evening Courier de Mardi Gras, Saturday Member Luncheon, & Saturday Banquet

$225.00 Postmarked on or before July 15, 2014 $250.00 Postmarked after July 15, 2014

Select event(s), and enter corresponding payment

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2014 ADDC Convention

R E G I S T R A T I O N F O R M ( N O N ‐M E M B E R )

S

Please use separate form for each registrant

First Name:__________________________________________

Last Name:__________________________________________

Company:___________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________

___________________________________________

O Phone:____________________________________________

H Phone:____________________________________________

E-mail:______________________________________________

Guest of:____________________________________________

Special Dietary Restrictions ____________________________

____________________________________________________

I’m interest in receiving ADDC membership information.

Credit Card Charge: __ Master Card __ VISA __ Discover Card #: ______________________________________________ Exp. Date:_________ Signature: ______________________________Date:_________ All credit card registrations processed in U.S. funds. Please note that we do not accept credit card information via e-mail. Credit card registrations

Make checks payable to: ADDC CONVENTION FUND U.S. and Canadian registrants pay by check in U.S. funds. Mail to: ASSOC. OF DESK AND DERRICK CLUBS 5153 E. 51ST Street, Suite 107 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 ADO FAX: (918) 622-1675 Contact: Kathy Martin, 2014 GAC E-mail: srmdisney@gmail.com Telephone: (337) 291-1538 EMERGENCY RELEASE INFORMATION IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, PLEASE NOTIFY: Name: _____________________________________________ Relationship: _________________________________________ O Phone: ___________________________________________ H Phone: ____________________________________________ I understand that my participation in the field trips or special events is at my own risk and responsibility. The Desk and Derrick Club of Lafayette and the Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs assume no liability. Signature: ____________________________________________ This form is to be completed by each person attending ADDC Convention activities. Signed release forms must be received before departure on any

REGISTRATION DEADLINES Members/Guests (Postmarked) July 15, 2014 REFUND POLICY Full Refund (Postmarked) August 24, 2014 Refunds may be made if funds are available. NO REFUND After September 9, 2014 RETURNED CHECK POLICY – $35.00

FOR ADO USE ONLY

Date Received:_______________________ No:_______________

Emergency release signed. ___________

Amount

F1 Friday Industry Luncheon $50F2 Friday Courier de Mardi Gras $75F3 Member Recognition Luncheon $50F4 Saturday Banquet $75F5 Thursday Icebreaker "Fais Do Do" $75FT6 Tabasco/ Port of Iberia $70FT7 McGee's Landing $70FT8 St. Landry/Bayou Rum $70FT9 Shadows/Baker Hughes $70FT10 Bristow $35FT11 Rip Van Winkle $35FT12 Safety & Training $35S13 Grace Notes $25S14 Interviewing Techniques $25S15 Outlook 2010 $25S16 Allons Danser $25S17 Cajun Delights $25S18 SMS $25S19 Deepwater/Baker $25S20 LAGCOE $25C21 Certification - Accounting $125L22 Grab & Go Lunch $15

TOTAL

Select event(s), and enter corresponding payment