Showing posts with label BSP Students. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BSP Students. Show all posts

Monday, August 08, 2016

Arrival of New Students!

PCE 6th Intake students from UTB departed from Brunei Darussalam to Sydney, Australia in batches on 15th July, 18th July, 20th July, 21st July and 22nd July by using RBA and Qantas/Virgin Australia flights.

Altogether there were 66 new students - the largest batch ever of PCE! These new students will continue their remaining 2 years of degree programmes at UNSW, Australia after completing their first 2 years at UTB, Brunei.

The students were welcomed by the seniors at Domestic Terminal Airport and then they were brought around the University and the nearby shopping center to sort out the necessities.

Alhamdullilah, as of today, after 2 weeks in Sydney, all 66 students have got an accommodation (16 houses in total!) and hopefully have settled down and accommodated to Sydney lifestyle.








WELCOME TO AUSTRALIA AND CONGRATULATIONS!

Wednesday, July 09, 2008

BSP Employees and Students

I'm posting this on behalf of a fellow student in UK for a research project. This survey is for BSP employees and students that has done their vacation assignment in one of the indicator listed below.

Original message:
Is there any one here working in BSP atm? I need to find out the long form for all the indicator below.This is for my data collection for my research project on evaluating the team effectiveness in BSP.If you know, please let me know.

1)OPM 2) SEN 3) HPD 4)HRS 5) HSE 6) DPE 7)EPE 8)FAC 9)SAV 10)TSG 11)TSM 12)TSW 13)WPE 14)STL 15)IWM 16)IAM 17)MPB 18)ISM 19)IPS 20)SCM 21)EIE 22)HCP 23) MPS 24)DOP 25)BPE

If you are employees of the indicator above, please answer my questionnaire below:
BSP employees questionnaire link

If you are supervisor of the indicator above, please answer my questionnaire below
BSP supervisor questionnaire

Name of the organisation please enter as: Brunei Shell Petroleum
Team ID number please enter your three letter indicator
Team's name please enter as the long form of the indicator

To those who answered the questionnaire by 20th July,three random winners will get the chance to win IPOD Shuffle 2GB(Silver),USB Pendrive 8GB, USB Pendrive 4GB respectively.Please email me at hjmohhms@aston.ac.uk to get the chance to win the consolation gift and i'll put ur email address in a lucky winner pot.

Thanks for your help and cooperation.

PS: Feel free to forward to your friends and family yang kraja di BSP.Need about 100 feedback by end of this month for data analysis.

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Greetings from Brunei

Hello~

I met Hjh Jaitun yesterday she said 'kirim salam arah semua'. After telling her all the highlights for the first semester, me thinks by September all of us can afford the lowest grade of iPhone or maybe bayar all of our hutangs to each other.

ifyouknowwhatimean,
bish

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

SPE EXTENDED DEADLINE and bass updates

Attention to all Petroleum Engineering Students!

Please note that deadline for submissions of entry forms to the STUDENT SPE PAPER CONTEST has been extended to 16th May 2008. All details of this contest is listed in the original SPE PAPER CONTEST post below. Please consider taking this oppurtunity. As before, contact me for entry forms or any other information.
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BASS UPDATES
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Sorry I've been kind of slow on updates, well...not much to update at the moment actually. Hope everyone is doing well. Oh yeah...a thought...if anyone is willing, write a review/your thoughts on particular places or activities in Sydney, your choice. Help promote Sydney from a Bruneians point of view. I'll proof read and post it up and beautify it here on the website. At least got something to read now and then. If anyone got any other suggestions, please do tell. heheh, thats it for now. Hope to hear from you guys soon!

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

SPE ASIA PACIFIC REGIONAL STUDENT PRESENTATION/PAPER CONTEST

Please note that this post mainly concerns all Bruneian Petroleum Engineering Students in Sydney Australia. I was contacted by Chairman of Young Professional SPE Brunei, Sateria Sulaiman, to promote this student presentation/paper contest. He would like to encourage Bruneians taking Petroleum Engineering in Australia to participate in this. It is opened to all higher education instution students to participate. It is really a good opportunity since the winner of the contest will be sponsored to go to 4-7 October 2009, in New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A. with expense allowance of up to US $ 3,000.



CONTEST DETAILS


  1. The Contest will be based on Abstracts (200-300 words with a maximum of two diagrams) submitted by any SPE member who is a full-time student.

  2. The subject of the Abstract must be related to Petroleum Engineering (including processing and offshore facilities), and shall be a typed submission in the English Language.

  3. The Abstract shall represent as completely as possible the original work of a single author in planning the investigation, performing the project and interpreting the results.

  4. Contestants must be SPE members in current good standing, and be enrolled as full-time
    students.

  5. Abstracts entered in the contest shall not have been published in a professional journal or
    presented at an earlier SPE Regional Student Paper Contest. This provision does not preclude prior presentation at meetings sponsored by universities, colleges, SPE local sections or other organisations. If in doubt, consult the Student Paper Organising Chairperson.

  6. Contestants must complete an Entry Form and submit it along with the Abstract (written paper - if available) to the Organising Chairman by 2 April 2008.

  7. Finalists will be selected and invited to present their work in person before the Judging Panel at the Student Paper Contest on the first day – 20 October 2008 of the Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition, Perth, Australia. Each finalist is limited to a presentation time of no more than 20 minutes.

  8. Submissions of written papers are optional. The Contestants are encouraged to submit a written paper consisting of a minimum of 1,000 words of text, plus as many diagrams and supporting illustrations as may be considered necessary to elucidate the subject matter. The paper must not exceed 7,000 words equivalent of text and diagrams, with each diagram considered to be the equivalent of 250 words. Optional papers are to be submitted to the Organising Chairman by 10 September 2008.

  9. The contest will have two Divisions, an Undergraduate Division and Postgraduate Division(Masters Degree and PhD) only.

OTHER DETAILS:



  1. Prizes:
    The number of prizes will depend on the number of contestants in the division.
    First Prize : Max. US$250.00
    Second Prize : Max. US$150.00 (if awarded)
    Third Prize : Max. US$100.00 (if awarded)

  2. Financial Support of Finalists:
    Finalists are encouraged to seek funds from local industry or their local SPE section to assist with the costs of travel. Accommodation can be arranged by the respective local SPE section for the night before the competition and, if required, the night after the competition. More details of financial arrangements will be announced when finalists’ names are notified to universities. Students will enjoy free entry to the Conference/Exhibition.

  3. The Winner:
    The first place winner will be invited by SPE to present his/her work at the SPE InternationalVStudent Paper Contest to be held at the 2008 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) scheduled 4-7 October 2009 in New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.

Organising Chairperson : Rob Jellis
Subsurface Engineering Manager
BHP Billiton Petroleum Pty. Ltd.
Tel. 61.8.9338.4725
Fax. 61.8.9338.4603
Email: rob.g.jellis@bhpbilliton.com


To those interested or need further details please contact me or Sateria Sulaiman ASAP. I have a copy of the entry forms, guidlines and other contest details if needed. Sorry for the late notice, I've been having internet troubles. Please pass this to your friends or colleagues who are interested.


DEADLINE FOR ENTRY FORMS IS 2ND APRIL 2008

DON'T FORGET!

Monday, March 03, 2008

UNSW ORIENTATION WEEK - DAY 1

Allo allo, g'day to all of you. Well, as some of you might know, 'some' people had to miss o-week for reasons which I shall not disscuss. *cough* lazy bums *cough*. Well, fortunately for you guys, I'm here to rub the fantabulous UNSW orientation week in your faces. hahaha, as an act of pure joblessness, I am covering each day Orientation week, to show you what some of you are missing and hopefully suffer and be tormented with envy and guilt for coming back so late! This is sorta amateurish and spontaneous post, hee, enjooy.

ORIENTATION WEEK 2008 Diary,
MONDAY day 1.

Set my alarm at 7, got up at 9, thanks to excellent timing of an inprompt to text message. I was planning to head to UNI by 9 or 10 so that I can get some of the FREE PANCAKES they were serving in the morning. Rushed a shower, put on some light clothing (it was hot~ 21 degrees, weathers been a tad inconsistant these past few days, so dont expect to see the sunny skies when you are here), and grabbed my bag before leaving Hafiz's place and heading towards UNI. I planned to drag the guys, but as usual, Hafiz was being his usual lazy self, didn't want to disturb his 'precious' beauty sleep (he needs all the sleep he can get) and Asqa was already eating a 'OMG' delicious breakfast of Instant Noodles *gasps*.



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OMG, people! There like freakin everywhere!!!


Walking through 'the walk' (izzat what its called, I forget) with the big crowds, booths, yellow shirts, bewildered first years is just awesome. The UNI was virtually empty before this and there is so many things to do and see here. It was around ten when I reached there, so I rushed up to Matthews to meet up my Malaysian friend Tiya who was helping her juniours get their student IDs (As Waznah mentioned, Espot is no longer at red center, its at Matthews) . A few minutes of walking, and a handful of club brochures later, I reached Matthews Theatre in UPPER campus. Remember the renovation they were doing there before summer holidays, well they finished it, WE HAVE A NEW FOOD COURT, WOOHOOO! Indian food, Sushi and more, all at Matthews with proper sitting areas with tables. I didn't take pictures, I forgot, so I'll post it up tomorrow for you to see.


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Queue for the student id cards
Yup, those are the queues for the student id. SO freaaaakin looong. I planned to do it since Tiya and her juniours were there, but after seeing that line, ugh, decided to do it later in the week. Went and met up my Bangladeshian Australian Friend Niloy, who was trying to find out if there were any Civil Engineering specific lectures, labs or activities that were compulsory to attend during Oweek. Btw, still no word from Jennifer, I'll scower the net again to update you guys with more info on the PetENg Oweek lecs or labs.
Dragged him to get pancakes with me near the roundhouse. Otw there, we passed the beer lawn (between Scientia and red center). Seems like some half-naked buff guys were dancing there.



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Why were there half Naked Buff Guys dancing near the Beer Lawn located between the Scientia Building and Red Center while Niloy and I were otw to get pancakes near the roundhouse? I didn't have a clue. This is orientation week, expect the unexpected. hahahah. Btw, these guys were buff, i mean REALLY BUFF huge muscles and all that crap. Its not those freaky monstor freak of nature muscles, it like those male models who advertise for underwear. Just looking at these guys lowers yur self esteem dramatically. hahahah, I need to join a gym this year.

Passing by more stalls and booths, more people stuffing brochures and pamphlets into my hands, reached the pancake queue. It was not that long, but we had to wait a bit. A few minutes of idle talking and enjoying the sights of the cooks accidentally overcooking and burning the pancakes and trying to amusingly convince some of the people in queue to get this burnt pancakes by asking 'who likes their pancakes extra black?', Niloy and I were approached by some blue/yellow shirts (I had temporary colour memory loss at that moment) who were promoting ARC memberships.

It was an asian guy and girl. The guy spoke first, well...he tried to. He was okay the first few sentences and suddenly lost track and forgot what he wanted to say. Reasons for this, as I thought at that moment, could either be that, I was very intimidating or this guy was new at this job, and as it turned out, it was the latter of the two. He smiled timidly and apologized, and let the girl speak. Showing off her experience, she went through almost everything about ARC membership at UNSW, its privelages and so forth. Heres a sum of it:

  • You get a welcome pack (Arc Backpack, 2GB USB stick, Wall Planner, Other Campus Essentials)
  • Club VIP membership (Discounts for off camping clothing, clubs and Sydney Events
  • Discounts at Arc Stores (up to 40% off selected merchanise and 'Green Splat' Specials
  • ARC Club MemberShip (Join clubs free of administration costs from Arc)
  • ARC Room Hire (Free Discounted rates for music, meeting and general purpose rooms)
  • UniBar Discounts (Member Specials and Happy Hours Throughout the year)
  • Free Roundhouse session parties all year (Free/discounted admission to ARC activities and Events
  • Work and Lifeskills Courses (Discounted rates + training program & certificate of participation for each course)
  • Graduation Dress Hire Discounts (Discounts on Academic dress hire and purchase)
  • ARC Board and Representive Council Elections (Eligible to run for Board and Rep Council positions and vote in elections)
  • Volunteer Programs (Join student development and volunteer programs and gain valuable experience)
  • Computer Labs (Free Computer Use in any ARC Computer Labs)
  • KUDOs Gallery @ COFA (Significant Hire discounts and free support)
  • Free Legal Advice and Advocacy (ARC Lawyer and Student Support)
  • UNSW Bookshop Discounts (Special Member only deals)
  • Cheap Movie Tickets (Buy cheap tickets for range of cinemas)
  • Member Diary with Vouchers (You can only get the vouchers if you're an ARC member)

Arent you amazed with my memory skills? Hehe, the fact that she handed me a brochure after our conversation helped alittle I guess. Anyways, memberships is $149 for 1year, $280 for 2years, $380 for 3years & $450 for 4years. I'm joining this year btw, anybody else? *wink*

After our conversation with the ARC promoters, and wishing the new guy goodluck, I finally got my pancakes. They were out of plates so I had to use napkins. O-week pancakes are a tad different from your typical pancakes. They're square and burnt and made with love by the ARC Yellow Shirts. The tall blond yellow shirt pretty causcasian girl (this....I remember) was handling the condiments. I asked for Maple Syrup, she recommended to opt for something else, as her syrup was too runny *snort*, so I had this sort of jam on my pancakes, which flavour seems to escape my memory yet again, it was a pink-red goo. Don't have pictures again, sorry, was too hungry at the time.

After gulping down the pancakes, Niloy and I hung out near the Sports and Recreation section of the Oweek booths. Its located in front of the ISS building/centre. There was an ANZ booth nearby along with a Dance Hip-hop club booth.



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ANZ BOOTH -What is the heck is that guy doing? ANZ have this sort of box where the willing participants enter and try to grab as much little strips of paper which are blown up into the air by a wind machine in a period of 10-20 seconds. Whats the point? Well, each strip of paper is worth AUD$1. An earlier participant walked of with $65. Free money for climbing into a box and goofilly trying to grab strips of paper as quick as possible in front of hordes of onlookers....excellent.


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HIP HOP DANCE BOOTH - Put your hands up in the aiiir, shake em like you just don't careeee! Freee demonstration for interested hip hop dancers.

After watching some people almost break their necks for attempting a headstand, I called Hafiz and Asqa to join me since it was around 12. Niloy had to go to work at 1 and I didnt want to be abandoned here. Thanks to my excellent negotiating skills, I got them to come (this sounds really weird right Yamin? *wink*).

Hung out in front of the Newton Building lawn and waited for them there, and where we discovered the ISSOC booth and the Saudi Booth.


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Random Malaysian(?) Girl and Fatimah/Padme (not quite sure) in charge of ISSOC membership registration.



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Saad Alaasi with his 'cool' hairstyle, helping out with the Saudi society booth

Hafiz joined soon after, and as we were waiting for Asqa, we were approached by a yellow shirt asking us if she could paint our faces. After some coaxing from Hafiz, and since the others seemed soooo reluctant, I volunteered my precious face for painting. What did i choose? Well, I opted for the first thing that came out of my head ~ spiderman!!!


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SPIDERMAN ROCKSS!!!!

Facepainting, all in good fun. The girl was a bit worried at first, cause she never did spiderman before (*snort*), but it came out alright in the end. Hahah, I wanted the other guys to have their face painted, but guess they couldnt bare people staring at them. It was a bit weird having everybody turn and stare at you but you get used to it. Being called spiderman everytime you walk by is kinda cool *swells with pride*.

Asqa joined up eventually and toured the walk and tried to visit as much booths as we can. Asqa and Hafiz signed up for soccer tryouts while I scoped the diving and outdoors club booth. Many many clubs to look at, couldn't cover all of them properly in one day. Along the UNI walk, there are many activities to do and free stuff to get.



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queueing up for....


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...FREE COTTON CANDYYYYYY


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Its that delicious! Don't believe me, notice Asqa's face? looks like he's gonna 'burst' with excitement *wink* 'it is very tasting of gooooodnesss'

I'm going to cut this post short for now, it looks like I sorta overdid it. It's a day overdue already. hahah, expect a post of Juniours First Day Experience sometime tomorrow and further Oweek coverages later in the week. Will leave you guys with pics I took on Monday. Goodbye for now, cheeers.



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Live Bands at Beer Garden



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Juggling training from circusoc. Run away from home, to go to Uni and join the circus!



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Old Friends - Malaysian 2nd years. The three people on the right are sooo 'coool', especially the guy in the center. Like OMG.


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Get your free Arab Guy, comes with his own Turban, headscarf thingy. heheh, kidding, dress up in traditional Arab clothing at the Saudi Society Booth.



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Would love to see this guy walk up the stairs near the Quad.



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BOUNCY BOUNCY BOUNCY, FUN FUN FUN FUN FUN



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Our new free student diary. Does not come with gay model



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free drinks - Lipton tea (a new flavour which I cannot seem to remember)



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Draw to win a free ipod classic



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Being Spiderman ~ priceless

Friday, February 22, 2008

Making Ties That Last..

I've uploaded the pictures from our Away Day. Some of them turn out good but not so for some others. But I hope you enjoy them nevertheless. Sorry to those who went back early cause we forgot to organize a group photo during the morning session so you could be in it. There's always next year, insyallah but still don't worry Naz, you've got enough pictures sudah =p Those who have pictures of today's event, do upload them as well..

Click on the picture below to enter gallery.. Eseh..





To the organizing committee, especially our 'ketua darjah', Amal.. well done!

Saturday, January 19, 2008

SPE Luncheon


Having attended last year's SPE luncheon last year and was impressed (with the food mostly), I am proud to announce that time of the year has come upon us again.

Topic: Integrated Uncertainty & Decision Analysis of Petroleum Projects: Workflows and Tools

This year's lecturer is one of SPE's awarded distinguished lecturers, Tarald Svanes. He is Leader Petroleum Technology Sleipner West for Statoil, Norway. He holds an MS degree in physics from the Norwegian Technical Institute and an MS degree in petroleum business engineering from Delft University of Technology. His presentation should include the use of Excel so it should be interesting.


The Details:
What: SPE Luncheon
Where: BSRC- Belatok room
When: Thursday, 24 January 2008 at 1200 hrs
Attire: Casual Smart
Who: via Amal via Pg Suraini (DPE/41) - 3373482

Regards,
Waznah Ali
La vice-présidente pour la Société des Ingénieurs de Pétrole (SPE)


Friday, October 12, 2007

SELAMAT HARI RAYA

Assalmualaikum

Hari Raya bagi orang-orang Sydney Brunei terjatuh pada hari Sabtu, 13hb Oktober, 2007masehi bersamaan dengan 1 Syawal, 1428hijrah. Jadi jangan lupa datang kerumah kami (faiq, firdaus, fuzzy) esok (saturday) kul 2 ahhh!!


Esok bangun sembahyang raya,
Jangan nda bangun pula;
Pukul 7 datang kesana,
Sam Cracknel kumpul bersama.

Mohon maaf ingin ku pinta,
Pada bulan dan hari yang mulia;
Ku hanya insan biasa,
Penuh dengan dosa dosa.

Kawan BASS maafkan saya,
Tidak bermaksud hati diluka;
Kawan jauh tak ketinggalan juga,
Slamat Hari Raya smua!!!

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

More Pictures

Greetings everyone,

Just got an email, you can find AD's picture of us during the Tandoori Palace dinner and the junjung ziarah in the site below.

Haslinda's Site


Someone PLEASE download these pictures and put them into the photobucket before these pictures are deleted soon.

Cheerios,
Airul

Monday, September 17, 2007

SPE Annual Dinner



Another Update: Unfortunately, Ian Silvestre (Chief Reservoir Engineer for woodside) is unable to give a talk. However, we proudly present Martin kennedy (Chief Petrophysicist for woodside) will be our main speaker. =)

heh, hands up who actually cares about this news....




Dear Rabbits,

I would like to cordially invite everyone to the Annual SPE dinner. This dinner is a special one, as we are celebrating 50th Anniversary of SPE and as well as 25th Anniversary for the School of Petroleum Engineering. The dinner is the highlight of the Petroleum Engineering School.

For my non-muslim friends, there is an unlimited bar tab that runs for 4 hours that free flows alco and non alco drinks. The dinner will be at the swanky Sofitel Wentworth hotel located just 2 stops further than David Jones at the city, a breath of fresh air from the usual Royal Automobile club.

I know allowance baru keluar around the ticket sales time, so "nada duit" is a really really really bad excuse. 1st years and 2nd years are most encouraged to come. I KNOW final year and 3rd year will show up, KAN? Please contact me or any SPE representatives for ticket sales.

What: SPE Annual Dinner
Where: Sofitel Wentworth Hotel (Phillips street)
When: 22nd September 2007 from 7pm onwards (Boleh buka puasa sudah tu)
Ticket sales: $60 for students. Purchased between now and 5th September. The price is steep but i'll try very hard to get this reimbursed by Shell.
Who: Contact Airul or any of your SPE representatives

Attire: Smart/Pimp/To Impress. Some of you have been going to the gym, so its a good time to show your body har har har har har har har.

Kind Regards,
Airul Hafneh
Secrétaire pour la Société des Ingénieurs de Pétrole (SPE)
Section d'étudiant UNSW

Monday, September 10, 2007

Statement of Error

Dear fellow readers of Sydney and Everywhere else,

Typical of my narcissistic behaviour, I followed the news from Borneo Bulletin, RTB online and followed the news about His Majesty's visit and gathering with the students in Sydney.

I would like to correct the following statement in the article, " The Vice-President with the Petroleum Engineering Association in Sydney, Airul Hizam bin Hj Hafneh".

for Borneo Bulletin:
Petroleum Engineering Association should be the Society of Petroleum Engineers. The newly elected Vice President of Society of Petroleum Engineers here in Sydney is Dayangku Waznah binti Pengiran Ali. While Airul Hizam bin Haji Hafneh is the outgoing secretary for the Society of Petroleum Engineers.

for RTB:
The same applies for them. It is not VP of Engineers of Sydney Petroleum.


Please take note of this important error.

Kind Regards,
Airul Hafneh

Monday, August 27, 2007

SPE Election Results

Dear Rabbits,

I just came back from a SPE meeting discussing the election results. I am very happy with our results. To Aimi and Zimah, it was a close election but it was defeinitely a good try!

However, it is with every bit of pleasure that i announce you to Waznah as the...

SPE-UNSW VICE PRESIDENT 2007/08

"I'm great, har har har har omigodi'msovainrightnow"

Congratulations Waznah, we're truly proud of you. You rocked the SPE elections with 2nd highest votes (50+ votes, thats an amazing 35% of total population votes). I wish you best of success for this year and your next elections in 2008 ;)

With regards,

Airul Hafneh
Retiring secretary to SPE UNSW

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Shell Lunch

Hi guys,

Sorry for the last minute notice but i had to sort out this issue with Henry to clear things out.

Lunch meeting with CSS & DSM
Kasturi Cafe, Haymarket
Thursday 23rd August
1.30pm onwards

If you have a clashing schedule, get your year rep to email lecturer of the list of students who has to skip the class and cc to Henry (IMPORTANT) saying you cant come for class. Do this ASAP by tomorrow morning.

If you are too smart to miss this lunch, let me know by TONIGHT (TUESDAY NIGHT). I need to confirm the numbers with Kasturi by tomorrow midday.

Consult seniors if you dont know location of event

I dont know why but as always,
Airul

Monday, August 06, 2007

SPE Elections

Hi Guys!

I'm sure all of you have received email from the school with regards to the SPE elections.

I'm very happy to announce we got 3 Bruneians (Aimi, Waznah and Zimah(1st year rep) )have entered their names to vie for a place in SPE committee. I'm very happy and proud the girls stepped up to this call.

Show your support for these guys during SPE elections! Bruneians currently hold approximately 35% voting power in the school. A voice thats needed to be represented!

If you want to be a part of this election, email me! and you'd b running for elections as well.

Meanwhile, goodluck to the 3 girls!

Airul
soon to be stepping down secretary for SPE (woohoo!!, finally)

Thursday, August 02, 2007

New Well in Brunei

Hi guys,

Came across this when reading the news

Brudirect


Oil and Gas Journal

17000psi (117210kPa!!) and at 170Âșc drilled to 22000ft (app. 7km) TVD. Amazing, i didn't know Brunei had such conditions. Great to know govt is up for these risks as well. Let's hope more these exciting news pop up for Brunei in the future!

and whats with Total giving in Imperial units anyway? The french started the metric.

Happy reading!

Friday, July 27, 2007

SPE Website

Hiye and greetings everyone.

Just to inform you that, after a few months of wrestling with the stupid software SPE gave me to make the website, unsw spe website is finally up and running.

SPE UNSW Student Chapter Website

My heartfelt thanks to Waznah for helping me untangle the HTML mumbo jumbo.

The site is a bit empty at the moment, but events have been lined up by SPE for the rest of semester, so it shoud be a good sized website soon!

In other news, SPE elections are coming up. Give a good discussion with one another about whos the next Bruneian you would want to nominate for the elections, volunteers most welcome. The influx of international students means that SPE will need a representative to be in a committee. So It's either you Shell guys, petronas or Aramco. Step up to the call!

Secretaire SPE

Thursday, May 24, 2007

Many Thanks

Dear All,

Thanks for showing up to the SPE lunch. SPE appreciates your support. Although, i think the food was a bit of a hiccup. But rest assured, this will go to our learning points in the SPE follow through meeting. We do hope you guys have a nice time.

In any way, if you have any feedbacks, please leave it on the comment section below, NOT the tag board, for i fear i would not be able to pick those feedback up. I will guarantee that the feedback be brought up in the next SPE committee meeting for the consideration of future improvements.

As for pixies, thanks to Yazid who has kindly volunteered his time to take pictures. I'll post them up as soon as they are available in the petroserver.

Kind Regards,
Airul Hafneh (Darth Airul)
Secretary to SPE UNSW Chapter.

Friday, May 11, 2007

SPE Exxon Mobil Student Lunch








Greetings everyone,

I would like to invite everyone to the 2nd SPE event lined up for this year, the SPE Student Technical Lunch, sponsored by Exxon Mobil.

Coming to give a talk is Cliff Kratzing, who is a graduate of Petroleum Engineering UNSW and currently working with, of course, Exxon Mobil. Special arrangements have been made to make sure that the food served will be all Halal. Except for the alcohol, of course.

There are limited seats available (only 75) so please book through me, ASAP. I strongly recommend you guys to come and of course, with your best behaviour.

What: SPE Exxon Mobil Student Technical Lunch
Where: Club Bar, Roundhouse (tentative).
When: 24th May 2007. 1-3pm
Cost: $25 students. $45 staff/industry
Speaker: Cliff Kratzing, Exxon Mobil

YOUR TICKETS WILL BE REIMBURSED BY SHELL DURING SUMMER. So you are not losing anything, COME!

RSVP: Airul or any SPE representative from your year.

Much regards,
Airul Hafneh
Secretary SPE UNSW Chapter