“Good Neighbor” Williams caused their Argyle neighbors to suffer a sleepless night. I woke up to several “what is that noise” emails. There was a lot of activity in the night and reports of visible emissions. Watch the ABCAlliance website for videos.
OMG! The video is up and it was taken from a good distance away. The noise is horrible and the emissions are the worst I’ve seen EVER!
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Contrary to what the gas companies will tell you, you DO have the right to the peaceful enjoyment of your property, especially when that comes to being able to sleep at night. Will most people sue to get a good nights sleep, probably not. Will 100, 1,000, 10,000, we'll see.
Wanna sue in one of the numerous crooked and bought-off, oil soaked Texas courts? You're wasting your money and your time. If anybody can get something going, however, I'm all for it!
Sunday: World looks at CEO compensation
Steven Malcolm, the chairman, president and CEO of Williams Cos. Inc., remained the highest paid local executive of the 18 reviewed by the World.
Steven Malcolm, the chairman, president and CEO of Williams Cos. Inc., remained the highest paid local executive of the 18 reviewed by the World.
By LAURIE WINSLOW World Staff Writer
Published: 6/12/2010 3:09 PM
Last Modified: 6/13/2010 9:05 AM
Despite a national recession, many CEOs of local publicly traded companies enjoyed higher compensation in 2009.
While 13 saw their overall compensation increase, five saw reductions. The three top-paid executives at Williams Cos. Inc., ONEOK Inc. and BOK Financial Corp., remained unchanged from 2008.
For the second year in a row, the Tulsa World examined the pay, compensation and bonuses awarded to company executives based in eastern Oklahoma.
In determining CEO pay, the World followed the same formula as it did for 2008, reviewing company reports and financial records, including proxy statements and regulatory filings required by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Nationwide, energy company executives tended to see pay increases last year, while the overall broader market saw more of a downward trend in compensation, said Chris Crawford, executive director of Houston-based Longnecker & Associates, which has Tulsa clients.
The labor market for good executive and technical talent in the energy market is still tight.
“You would be very hard pressed to find any other industry that has the same dynamics that energy does right now even within the Oklahoma City and Tulsa markets…. People are doing what they can to retain their executive and their technical-level employees,” said Crawford.
Out of the energy-weighted list of company executives included in the World’s review, seven saw overall compensation increases for 2009, while three had declines.
Even with a nearly
10 percent drop in his total compensation, Steven Malcolm, the chairman, president and CEO of Williams Cos. Inc., remained the highest paid local executive of the 18 reviewed by the World.
In 2009, Malcolm’s total compensation was $8,080,038. His salary rose to $1,142,308 from $1,094,231 the year before.
Read the complete story in Sunday's World.
Read more from this Tulsa World article at http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=11&articleid=20100612_296_0_Despit334942
Part 2 tonight, 8:30 p.m.. We drove around the Blessing well tonight to compare noise levels from up close to our house, It is just as loud almost 2 miles away as it is there. Turning north off Frenchtown onto Gibbons, we noticed a noxious, foul odor. As an oncoming car approached, it looked like it was appearing out of a fog. This is not steam, the haze was low to the ground. Come up with a better story Kelly, the current one stinks just as bad as the emissions from the well.
Where is the TCEQ???
Hopefully the residents are calling them
Rex W. Tillerson
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
ExxonMobil Corporation
Irving , TX
Sector: BASIC MATERIALS / Major Integrated Oil & Gas
Officer since November 1999
58 Years Old
Rex W. Tillerson, Principal Occupation: Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Exxon Mobil Corporation. Business Experience: Mr. Tillerson was elected Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ExxonMobil in 2006; President and Director in 2004; and Senior Vice President in 2001. Mr. Tillerson has held a variety of management positions in domestic and foreign operations since joining the Exxon organization in 1975, including President, Exxon Yemen Inc. and Esso Exploration and Production Khorat Inc.; Vice President, Exxon Ventures (CIS) Inc.; President, Exxon Neftegas Limited; and Executive Vice President, ExxonMobil Development Company.
Compensation for 2009
Salary $2,057,000.00
Bonus $2,400,000.00
Restricted stock awards $16,963,875.00
All other compensation $280,925.00
Option awards $ $0.00
Non-equity incentive plan compensation $0.00
Change in pension value and nonqualified deferred compensation earnings $5,466,517.00
Total Compensation $27,168,317.00
Options Granted
Grant
Date All other stock awards (# of shares of stocks or units) Number of securities underlying options Exercise
or base
price Percent of total options granted in fiscal year Grant date fair value of stock and option awards See More
11/24/2009 225,000 – $ – 0% $16,963,875.00
11/25/2008 225,000 – $ – 0% $17,604,000.00
11/28/2007 185,000 – $ – 0% $16,120,900.00
11/28/2006 185,000 – $ – 0% $13,591,025.00
Options Exercised
Number of securities underlying options exercisable 464,545
Number of securities underlying options unexercisable 0
Value of unexercised options, currently exercisable $7,477,219.00
Value of unexercised options, currently unexercisable $0.00
Shares acquired on exercise 72,199
Value Realized $2,355,728.00
Number of securities underlying options exercisable 464,545
Number of securities underlying options unexercisable 0
Value of unexercised options, currently exercisable $7,477,219.00
Value of unexercised options, currently unexercisable $0.00
Shares acquired on exercise 72,199
Value Realized $2,355,728.00
John Richels has been President and Chief Executive Officer of Devon Energy Corp. since January 8, 2004 and June 2010 respectively. Mr. Richels serves as President of Devon Canada Corporation a subsidiary of Devon Energy Corp. He served as Senior Vice President, Canadian Division of Devon Energy Corp. from 2001 to 2004 and President and Chief Executive Officer of the Oklahoma City-based independent producer's Canadian subsidiary. Mr. Richels joined Devon through its …
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ANNUAL COMPENSATION*
Salary $1,150,000
Bonus $1,400,600
Total Annual Compensation $2,550,600
STOCK OPTIONS*
Restricted Stock Awards $2,743,400
All Other Compensation $195,647
Exercisable Options 538,920
Exercisable Values $16,453,504
Unexercisable Options 215,080
Unexercisable Values $1,581,122
Total Value of Options $18,034,626
Total Number of Options 754,000
TOTAL COMPENSATION*
Total Annual Cash Compensation $2,550,600
Total Short Term Compensation $2,550,600
Other Long Term Compensation $2,939,047
Total Calculated Compensation $10,587,770
Those poor slobs (the O&G execs.) sure have a hard time of life. Wonder where they live? Bet it's not in their own crap in a stinking 'ole gas field in Tx!