THE PEGG: April 2009 Issue

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Editor Len Shrimpton, P.Eng. • E-mail: lshrimpton@apegga.org
Managing Editor George Lee • E-mail: glee@apegga.org
Editorial Assistant Christine Cottrell • E-mail: ccottrell@apegga.org

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TABLE OF CONTENTS	View
Cultural Complexities	view
Engineers Canada Fellowship	view
Picture This	view
President's Notebook	view
Readers’ Forum - The Climate Change Debate Continues	view
Branching Out: Welcome to Marsh Land	view
Newsmakers: From the Fridge Door into Space?	view
Obituary: Victor Milligan, P.Eng.	view
Obituary: Robert James Kavanagh, P.Eng.	view
Obituary: Arthur Bernard FitzPatrick, P.Eng.	view
Obituary: Dwight Walker Purdy, P.Eng.	view
Professional Development: Q&A Build a Treehouse, Build a Business	view
Mentoring for Girls Boosts Science Link Through Web Retrofit	view
The Summit Series: The Chemistry of Kindness	view
The Summit Series: The First Rule is Get Involved	view
2008 Financial Statements	view
Feature: Getting the Best from the Brightest	view
Student Column - Vents of the Deep	view
Student Column - Pizzas and Pi	view
Student Column - Tears, Fears and Victory Cheers	view
EWB Series: Rough Overseas	view
Environment Committee Series: Gutters and Pipes Make Room For Bioswales and Built Wetlands	view
Doing Business: Merger Envisions Energy Giant	view
World Watch: Wind Turbines Land in Antarctica	view
The Keyser File: Been There, Got Through That	view

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