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quote[0]="<h4>Autumn Lunch 2003<br>22 October, Claridges Hotel, London</h4><p><strong>BOOK TICKETS NOW!</strong></p><p><img align='right' src='/content/images/calderon.jpg' border='1'>The IP Autumn Lunch is now an established date in the oil and gas industry calendar of events. It provides a unique opportunity to hear an internationally renowned figure speak on contemporary global issues relating to our industry.</p><p>This year the IP are honoured to welcome as Guest of Honour and Speaker:</p><p><strong>Dr Alvaro Silva Calderon, Secretary General, OPEC</strong></p><p>To book tickets, contact Lynda Thwaite, e-mail: <a href='mailto:lthwaite@energyinst.org.uk'>lthwaite@energyinst.org.uk</a> or call: 44 (0) 20 7467 7105</p>";
quote[1]="<h4>Human Factors Briefing Notes - Resource Pack</h4><p>The Human factors briefing notes resource pack is a tool to help increase the understanding of key human factors issues and methodologies. The pack consists of 16 Briefing Notes, each in leaflet form, inside a folder:</p><h5>Pack Contents</h5><ol><li>Introduction</li><li>Alarm handling</li>	<li>Organisational change</li><li>Maintenance error</li><li>Fatigue</li><li>Safety critical procedures</li><li>Training and competence</li><li>Ergonomics</li><li>Safety culture</li>	<li>Communications</li><li>Task analysis</li><li>Human reliability analysis</li><li>Violations</li><li>Behaviour observation and modification</li><li>Root cause analysis</li><li>Human factors integration</li></ol><p>Each Briefing Note begins with a definition before providing case studies, checklists and references, and exploring solutions to address the issue.</p><p>An essential resource for supervisors and managers of major hazard installations, this new pack provides a first step in raising awareness and guiding users to further information.</p><p><strong>1st ed., May 2003  	ISBN 085293 400 9	Full Price £60.00	IP Members Price £45.00</strong></p>";
quote[2]="<h4>Institute of Petroleum Technical Seminar Proceedings:<br>'Can mobile phone communications ignite petroleum vapour?'</h4><p>These proceedings provide a full record of the Technical Seminar held to investigate the ignition risk posed by mobile phones at petrol service stations. Reports of fires allegedly caused by mobile phones had been circulating for some time prior to the Seminar held on 11 March 2002, but no technical information was available to support such reports. The Seminar was convened to discuss the results of scientific research and investigations into this issue.</p><p>Speakers at the IP Seminar presented details of recent research programmes, including those undertaken by the Center for the Study of Wireless Electromagnetic Compatibility at the University of Oklahoma, and the Department of Fire Technology at SouthWest Research Institute. The Seminar included a review of radio frequency-induced sparking and the possibility of electro-static discharges occurring from hand-sets. It was concluded by a review of the facts behind some of the ignition incidents allegedly caused by mobile phones.</p><p>The bound proceedings contain all ten technical papers presented at the Seminar, together with discussion sessions on the day.  A free CD-Rom accompanies the hard copy proceedings. The proceedings will be of interest to those involved in the operation of installations handling flammable fluids and in telecommunications, specifically mobile phone design, manufacture and promotion.</p><p><strong>May 2003	  ISBN 085293 401 7	Full Price £70.00 		IP Members Price £52.00</strong></p>";
quote[3]="<h4>Energy Institute Publishes Proceedings from 17th World Petroleum Congress</h4><p><img align='right' src='/content/images/Po_de_Aucar-white_copy.jpg' width='227' height='158' alt='WPC logo'>The Energy Institute has now published the complete Proceedings from the 17th WPC held in Rio in 2002. The 17th World Petroleum Congress Proceedings provide a record of the event in its entirety, including the opening and closing ceremonies, the plenary papers, review and forecast papers, technical forum papers, posters and interactive technology presentations.</p><p>The Proceedings are published in five volumes, available individually or as a boxed set. A CD-ROM of the Proceedings is included with the complete Five Volume Set.</p><p>Complete Boxed Set 	£650 / $1105 (inc. CD ROM)<br>Single Volume 		£135 / $230 each (exc. CD ROM)</p><p>Prices exclude delivery (details on request).</p><p>The 17th WPC Proceedings are available to buy from Portland Customer Services:<br>Portland Customer Services, UK<br>Tel: +44 (0)1206 796 351. Fax: +44 (0)1206 799 331. Email: <a href='mailto:sales@portland-services.com'>sales@portland-services.com</a></p><p><strong>NEW!</strong><br><a href='http://wpc17.somcom.co.uk' target='_blank'>Click here</a> to search the 17th World Petroleum Congress Proceedings online</p>";

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