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Welcome to www.oilfieldXtra.com an exclusive “Texas Oil & Gas Network.” This network was created to help Texas oilfield professionals and businesses connect. oilfieldXtra currently has over 1,000+ members and is quickly growing and becoming well known in the industry. Introducing oilfieldXtra Monthly Digital Newsletters! On top of our awesome, informational, high power networking site, we will now be sending out monthly newsletters to our site members. Our newsletters will contain featured information, photos & articles from our site. Members will receive an email containing a link to a digital version of the newsletter, which is compatible with all computers, laptops, tablets and mobile devices. Posted by Steven Van Worth on August 18, 2014 at 1:51pm: See full oilfieldXtra Photo Gallery “Texas Oil & Gas Network” August 2014 Newsletter

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Welcome to www.oilfieldXtra.com an exclusive “Texas Oil & Gas Network.” This network was

created to help Texas oilfield professionals and businesses connect. oilfieldXtra currently has over

1,000+ members and is quickly growing and becoming well known in the industry.

Introducing oilfieldXtra Monthly Digital Newsletters! On top of our awesome, informational, high

power networking site, we will now be sending out monthly newsletters to our site members. Our

newsletters will contain featured information, photos & articles from our site. Members will

receive an email containing a link to a digital version of the newsletter, which is compatible with

all computers, laptops, tablets and mobile devices.

Posted by Steven Van Worth on August 18, 2014 at 1:51pm: See full oilfieldXtra Photo Gallery

“Texas Oil & Gas Network”

August 2014 Newsletter

Are We There Yet?....

Posted by Javier Garcia on August 22, 2014 at 5:02pm

Have you ever been on a long road trip with small kids? If not, I definitely suggest you give it a shot

one day and hit the road with the little ones. It’s an adventure!

Several weeks ago, my wife and I decided to take our three girls to the blue waters of the Pacific

Ocean in Southern California. The hotel and beaches were amazing, and our kids had a blast.

However, the entire 12 plus hour drive to our destination was filled with the almost synchronized

chant of our girls saying “Are we there yet? What about now, are we there yet?

We responded as any other loving parent would respond, which was “No, so stop asking and go

back to sleep.”

As frustrating as my girls’ question was, it’s probably safe to give it a little more attention.

I don’t blame the girls for their relentless demand of answers. They were, after all, asking a valid

question that deserved an honest explanation. As I think about the question “Are we there yet?” I

ask myself if I could have done something to prepare them for the long journey ahead. It’s

possible that a detailed roadmap with landmarks, highways, and other signs of where we were at

every step of the journey could have made it simple for the girls to predict if we were closer or not

to our final destination. Instead of “Are we there yet?” the young voices may have said, “Daddy,

we are almost there!” See full story

Are You Covering Your Assets?

Posted by Aaron Sousa on August 21, 2014 at 2:50pm

Disturbing cyber security threats are making the news headlines on an increasing basis, causing

companies across all sectors (including the oil and gas fields) to reassess how secure their data

and operations really are. Successfully handling security in the oil and gas field involves some very

distinctive challenges as you well know. A grave error being committed by many companies is the

failure to properly evaluate the risk of a cyber-security event in how it will affect the company in

the amount of time, expense and labor; not to forget reputation. See full story

Gasland 3

Posted by Steve Burnett on August 19, 2014 at 1:11pm

What about Gasland 3? Where could Josh Fox find some more naturally forming methane to

blame on the "fracking" industry so he could whip up the fractivist zombies? After all, facts, and

scientific data are not part of the Gasland agenda. So why not blame the natural occurring

methane in cows on the fracking industry? Think about it, Gasland 3 could still build on the Josh

Fox trademark/signature flare up of methane, albeit the methane is a natural process in cows (a

small trivial detail). Nevertheless, as Gasland 1 and 2 have proven, a big and unexpected ignition

of flames is always a powerful zombie instigator.

I am confident that at least some fractivist zombies, and probably most, have no idea that

methane occurs naturally in cows (the same way it is a natural forming gas in some water

reservoirs). Imagine the film drama the ignition of cow gas would create. See full article

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