Exhibit 10.4

                    PURCHASE AND SALE & EXPLORATION AGREEMENT
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     THIS  AGREEMENT  is  made  and entered into effective the 1st day of March,
2004, by and between CENTURY RESOURCES, INC, a Delaware corporation, maintaining
offices  at  5851 San Felipe Suite 775, Houston, Texas 77057, herein referred to
as  "Century"  and  AQUATIC  CELLULOSE  INTERNATIONAL  CORPORATION,  a  Nevada
corporation,  with offices at 2504-43rd Street Suite 5, Vernon, B.C. Canada, V1T
6L1,  herein  referred  to  as  "Aquatic".

     WHEREAS,  Century is the owner of certain producing and undeveloped Oil and
Gas  Leases,  exploration prospects and 3-D seismic prospect leads, collectively
referred  to  as the "Subject Properties", which are more particularly described
on  Exhibits  "A"  and  "A-1"  attached  hereto, which are located in Matagorda,
Wharton,  Jackson,  and  McMullen  Counties,  Texas;  and

     WHEREAS,  Aquatics  desires to obtain an option to participate with Century
in  drilling  of  certain  prospects and to acquire certain portion of Century's
rights,  titles  and  interest in and to said Oil and Gas Leases, subject to the
terms,  conditions,  reservations  and  limitations  provided  hereafter, and to
participate  with  Century  in  the acquisition and development of certain lands
leased  or  to be leased by Century. Century and Aquatics have agreed to certain
preferential  rights  and  options in connection with the development of the Oil
and  Gas  Leases  as  hereinafter  provided,

     NOW,  THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the premises and of the mutual
covenants  and  Agreements  herein  contained,  during  the initial term of this
Agreement  and during any renewal or extension of the term of this Agreement, it
is  hereby  agreed  by  and  between  the  parties  hereto  as  follows:

I.  THE  HAMILL  LEASE.  Subject  to  and  in  accordance  with  the  terms  and
conditions  of  this Agreement, Century agrees to sell, convey, assign, transfer
and  deliver  to  Aquatic  and Aquatic agrees to purchase from Century as of the
Effective  Date of March 1, 2004, twenty percent (20%) of Century's right, title
and  interest,  in  and  to  the  following  (the  "Hamill  Lease"):

     A.   Within  fifteen (15) days after the receipt from Aquatic of the timely
          cash  payment provided for below, Century shall execute and deliver to
          Aquatic  an  assignment  for  its  twenty  percent  (20%)  ownership
          percentage,  in  and to the Hamill Oil and Gas Lease including Any and
          all other interests currently owned or to be obtained by Century as of
          the  Effective  Date,  including  all  payments, ownership and accrued
          revenue  due  from  any  source  relating  to  said Oil and Gas Lease.

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     B.   Said  assignment  shall be effective as of March 1, 2004, and shall be
          subject  to  the  following  terms,  conditions,  reservations  and
          limitations:
          1.   The  above mentioned assignment shall be made without warranty of
               any  kind,  express or implied, except that Century shall warrant
               title to the oil and gas leases by, through and under itself, but
               not  otherwise.
          2.   Said assignment shall be made subject to the terms, covenants and
               conditions  of  the  following:
               a.   The  oil  and  gas  leases;  and
               b.   This  Agreement;  and
               c.   That  certain unrecorded Operating Agreement, to be executed
                    by and between the parties, (copy attached hereto as Exhibit
                    "B"),  when  this  Agreement  is  executed.
               d.   The  interest  assigned  shall be a 20% working interest and
                    16% net revenue interest; subject to its proportionate share
                    of  all royalties, overriding royalties, production payments
                    and  other  leasehold burdens created, reserved, excepted or
                    assigned  in any of the instruments referred to in paragraph
                    2  hereinabove.

     C.   CASH  PAYMENT  . As partial consideration hereunder, Aquatic shall pay
          unto Century the total amount of $580,000.00. Allocated to the various
          interests to be acquired being 50% to the Hamill lease acquisition and
          50%  for  the  option  rights  under  Section  II  below.

     D.   PAYMENT  OF  CASH  CONSIDERATION.  Payable  by  Aquatic  to Century as
          follows:

          a.   Eighty  Thousand  Dollars  ($80,000.00)  in  the  form  of a wire
               transfer.  Receipt  of  this  deposit is acknowledged by Century.
          b.   The  balance  of  the  purchase price of $500,000.00 payable from
               Aquatic  to Century in the form of a bank cashier's check or wire
               transfer  upon presentation of an Invoice by Century. Payment due
               and  payable  per  paragraph  E.  below.

     E.        CLOSING.  The  sale and purchase of the Property pursuant to this
Agreement  (the "Closing") shall be consummated and take place at the offices of
Century  Resources,  Inc., AFTER MARCH 15, 2004 BUT ON OR BEFORE MARCH 19, 2004,
or  at  such  place  and  time  as may be mutually agreed upon in writing by the
Parties  (the  "Closing  Date").

          a.   Aquatic  shall  deliver  to  Century at or before the Closing the
               remaining  amount  of the Purchase Price in certified funds or by
               wire  transfer  pursuant  to  Century's  written  instructions in
               accordance  with  PARAGRAPHS  C.  D.  AND  E.  ;  and  such other
               instruments  or  documents  as  Buyer  may  reasonably request of
               Seller  to  consummate  the  transaction  contemplated  herein.

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          b.   Seller shall deliver to Buyer at the Closing an original executed
               Assignment,  in  the  form  requested  by  Buyer  and  such other
               instruments  or  documents  as  Seller  may reasonably request of
               Buyer  to  consummate  the  transaction  contemplated  herein.

          c.   EFFECTIVE DATE. The conveyance from Century shall be effective as
               of  MARCH 1, 2004, at 7:00 a.m. Central Standard Time ("Effective
               Date").

     F.   EFFECT  OF  FAILURE  TO  PERFORM  BY  AQUATIC:

Should  Aquatic  fail  to comply with the above specified commitment to make the
required  cash  payment  to Century within the time guidelines noted above, then
Aquatic  shall  be  deemed  to  be  in  default under this Agreement, and any of
Aquatic's  rights  (earned  or  to  be earned) hereunder and under the Operating
Agreement  shall  ipso  facto  terminate.  Upon  the  occurrence  of  such
non-performance, there shall be an automatic reversion to Century of any rights,
titles  and  interests  that  were  scheduled to be conveyed to Aquatic. In such
event, the cash deposit of $80,000.00 paid by Aquatic pursuant to this Agreement
shall  be retained by Century, not as a penalty, but as the good-faith agreement
of  the  parties hereto to liquidate their damages in the event Aquatic fails to
perform  pursuant  to  this  Agreement.

In  addition,  the  Parties  agree that if the transaction does not close in the
allotted  time  frame  noted  in  paragraph  D.  above,  that  the parties shall
negotiate  a  mutually  agreeable  written extension to close not to exceed past
MARCH  26,  2004.  If  closing occurs between March 20, 2004 and March 26, 2004,
(not  later  than  March  26,  2004), the balance of the purchase price required
under  paragraph  D.  SECTION  B.  above, will increase by ten percent (10%), to
$550,000.00.

     G.   OPERATOR.

Century  shall  be  designated  as  the  Operator  of the oil and gas properties
subject  to  this agreement and any wells drilled pursuant to this Agreement and
shall  have  full  control  over  drilling  and  other  operations at all times.

     H.   OPERATING  AGREEMENT:

It is agreed that within five (5) days of the execution of this Agreement by the
parties,  each  shall  execute  the Operating Agreement (copy attached hereto as
Exhibit "B"), and the Operating Agreement shall become effect as of that date as
to  all  operations  and  other  activities  conducted  on  the  "Contract Area"
described  therein. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein or
in  the  Operating  Agreement, in the event of conflict or inconsistency between
the terms and provisions of this Agreement and those of the Operating Agreement,
it  is stipulated that the terms and provisions of this Agreement shall prevail.

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II.  OPTION  ON  NEW  PROJECTS  AND  EXPLORATION  DRILLING  PARTICIPATION.

Subject to and in accordance with the terms, provisions and conditions set forth
in  this Agreement, Aquatic shall have an exclusive- non-transferable right, but
not  the  obligation,  to  participate  with  Century,  by acquiring up to fifty
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percent  (50%)  of  the interest made available to Century, in any new producing
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property  acquisitions, undeveloped oil and gas lease acquisition, participation
in  new  drilling prospects ( exploration or development drilling) and other oil
and  gas  acquisition,  leasing  or development activities undertaken by Century
during  the Term of this Agreement.  Aquatic will have the option to participate
on  mutually  agreeable  terms,  and   will  pay  its  pro-rata share of project
expenses.  If  Aquatic  elects,  at it sole discretion, to participate in any of
these  future  projects  or  prospects,  Aquatic  will reimburse Century for its
pro-rata  share  of any third party expenses incurred by Century relating to the
individual  projects.  Aquatic  will  make  its  election  to  participate, on a
project-by-project  basis  as they are presented to Aquatic by Century.  Aquatic
will  exercise  this  preferential  right of participation within a period of 30
DAYS  after  receipt  of  notice and project summary information from Century as
each  individual  project  is  presented,  OR  a shorter time period - if a time
period less than 30 days has been imposed on Century to elect, by a third party.

If  Aquatic  declines  to  participate  or  rejects  any  individual  project or
prospect, within the allotted time period to respond, then Century shall own the
project or prospect free and clear of this Agreement, and Century shall have the
right to market same to third parties without any further obligation to Aquatic.

     A.   PROJECT  AREAS.

Areas  included  in this option for participation include but are not limited to
the  following:

          a.   WHARTON  AND  JACKSON  COUNTIES  TEXAS,  Viking  Exploration  3D
               drilling  program  participation  for  drilling  of  new wells on
               acreage  to  be  acquired  by  Century.
          b.   BROOKSHIRE  DOME-  WALLER  COUNTY, TEXAS drilling of new wells on
               acreage  Century  currently  owned  or to be acquired by Century.
          c.   TENNA  FIELD,  WHARTON  COUNTY,  TEXAS,  drilling of new wells on
               acreage  currently  owned  or  to  be  acquired  by  Century.
          d.   SAN  MIGUEL CREEK FIELD , MCMULLEN COUNTY, TEXAS, drilling of new
               wells  on  acreage  currently  owned or to be acquired by Century
          e.   FUTURE  NEW  PRODUCTION  AND  PROPERTY  ACQUISITIONS.  On  terms
               outlined  in  this  agreement.

     B.     STOCK  CONSIDERATION FOR THIS OPTION ON NEW PROJECTS AND EXPLORATION
DRILLING.

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As partial consideration hereunder, Aquatic shall deliver unto Century shares in
Aquatic  Cellulose  International  Corp.,,  as  detailed on EXHIBIT "C" attached
hereto  and made a part of this Agreement. At Century's request, Century's share
allocation  may  be  issued  to  others  and  will be subject to the same terms,
conditions  and  restrictions  as  Century's  shares.

     C.  GENERAL  PROVISIONS.

     1.     RIGHT TO JOIN IN SALE OF INTERESTS TO THIRD PARTIES.     Aquatic and
Century  agree  that  if  either  party  should  offer  any of their oil and gas
interests  hereunder  for sale to any third parties (excluding the shares in II.
B.  above)  ,  they  will  grant  the  other party the option of including their
interests  free  of  cost  in  such  sales.

     2.     PREFERENTIAL  RIGHT  TO  PURCHASE .     Subject to the terms of this
Agreement, Aquatic and Century shall each have a recurring preferential right to
purchase  the  other  parties interest in proposed sale of any interest acquired
under  this  Agreement.  Before entering into a sales contract with a purchaser,
Century  or  Aquatic  will  promptly  give  written notice of the proposed sale,
describing  all  relevant  details,  including a draft of the proposed contract.
Each party shall have fifteen (15) days after receipt of the notice within which
to  elect  to  contract  to purchase or designate an alternate purchaser, on the
same  terms  contained  in the notice, or on terms more favorable.  If any party
fails  to  notify  the selling party of its election within the fifteen (15) day
period, or elects not to purchase, the selling party may enter into the proposed
contract  on the same terms contained in the notice to the other party.  If, for
any  reason, either party does not enter into the proposed contract on the terms
contained  in  the  notice  and  permitted by this Agreement, or if the proposed
contract  executed  terminates, expires or is renegotiated, in whole or in part,
the  preferential  right shall apply again and in accordance with this Agreement
and  the  Operating  Agreement. Aquatic's continued compliance with all terms of
this  Agreement and the Operating Agreement is a condition to Aquatic preserving
this preferential right to purchase Century's interest offered to a third party.

     3.     TERM.   The  term  of  Section  II  Option  on  New  Projects  and
Exploration Drilling Participation under this Agreement shall be for a period of
one  (1) year beginning March 1, 2004. Activation of this Option is dependent on
Century  receiving  funds  per  the Closing outlined in SECTION I PARAGRAPH D OF
this Agreement. Aquatic will have the option to renew this Agreement for two (2)
additional  one-year  period  by  notifying Century in writing, on or before the
expiration  of the first and second year option period. If Aquatic fails to give
such  notice, this Agreement will automatically terminate as to the preferential
right  of Aquatic to participate in any new projects developed by Century, after
the  end  of  the  active one year option period, with no further obligations or
liabilities  on  the part of either party, except for existing obligations under
the  Operating  Agreement  or  for projects and properties jointly owned, or any
work  or  acquisition in progress as of said termination date. After the closing
outlined  in  Section  I paragraph D., Aquatic at its sole discretion may at any
time thereafter terminate this Agreement by delivering written notice to Century
of Aquatic's election to terminate this Agreement, whereupon this Agreement will
terminate  without  further  obligation or liabilities on the part of Century or
Aquatic,  except  those  obligations  for  any  work  in progress, and for those
obligations  set  forth  in  the  Operating  Agreement.

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     4.     NO  PARTNERSHIP.     This  Agreement  shall  not  be  construed  as
creating  a  partnership  between the parties hereto or rendering them liable as
co-partners or as authorizing any of the parties to act as the agent, servant or
employee  of  the  other  party  hereto for any purpose whatsoever, except to he
extent  Century  as  Operator  is  authorized  to  do  so under the terms of the
Operating  Agreement  attached  as Exhibit "B". The parties liabilities shall be
several,  not  joint  or  collective.

     5.     TIME  IS  OF  THE  ESSENCE  OF  THIS  AGREEMENT.

     6.     REPRESENTATIONS  BY  CENTURY.  Century  represents and warrants that
the  following  statements  are  true  and correct at the date hereof and at the
Closing  Date  in all material respects, Century shall perform and comply in all
material  respects  with  all  covenants  and  conditions  herein  required:

          A.     ORGANIZATION AND AUTHORITY.  Century Resources, Inc. a Delaware
corporation  is  duly  organized, in good standing, and qualified to own mineral
interests  in  the  state  where  the  Property is located and has the power and
authority  to  carry on its business as presently conducted, to own and hold the
Property,  to  sell the Property and to perform all obligations required by this
Agreement.

     7.     REPRESENTATIONS  BY AQUATIC.  Aquatic represents to Century that the
following  statements  are  true  and correct and shall be true at and as of the
Closing  Date  in  all  material respects, Buyer shall perform and comply in all
material  respects  with  all  covenants  and  conditions  herein  required.

          A.     ORGANIZATION  AND  AUTHORITY.  Aquatic is a Nevada corporation,
in  good  standing,  and  qualified  to carry on its business in the state where
located  and  has  the power and authority to carry on its business as presently
conducted,  to  own,  purchase  and  hold  the  Property,  and  to  perform  all
obligations  required  by  this  Agreement.

          B.     AQUATIC'S  INVESTIGATIONS.  Subject  to any required consent of
third  parties,  Seller agrees to allow Buyer and its authorized representatives
to  conduct  inspections  or  investigations  on or with respect to the Property
without  limitation. Buyer agrees that it will hold in trust, keep confidential,
and  not  disclose  to  any  third  party  or  make  any use of any confidential
information  obtained from Seller except to the extent necessary to complete its
investigations described herein unless the purchase and sale contemplated herein
is  accomplished  and  the Property is transferred to Buyer.  Aquatic stipulates
that  it  has  knowledge  and  experience in financial and business matters that
enable  it  to evaluate the merits and risks of the transactions contemplated by
this  Agreement  and  that  the  parties  are  not  in a significantly disparate
bargaining  position.

     8.     TITLE.     Seller  warrants  title to the interest being conveyed to
Buyer  against all persons lawfully claiming, or to claim, all or any portion of
the  ownership  of  Century  Resources, Inc., or the oil and gas leases.  Seller
will  convey  to  Buyer, to the full extent transferable, the benefit of and the
right  to  enforce  title  warranties,  which  Seller  is  entitled  to enforce.

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     9.     NOTICES.  All notices and communications required or permitted under
this Agreement shall be in writing, delivered to or sent by U.S. Mail or Express
Delivery  or  Federal  Express,  postage  prepaid,  by  prepaid  telegram,  or
acknowledged  facsimile,  addressed  as  follows:

      Edward  R.  DeStefano
      Century  Resources,  Inc.
      5851  San  Felipe,  Suite  775
      Houston,  Texas  77057       713-266-4344              Fax    713-266-4358

      Sheridan  Westgarde
      Aquatics  Cellulose  International  Corporation
      2504-  43rd  Street,  Suite  5
      Vernon,  B.C.
      Canada,  V1T  6L1              250-558-4216            Fax    250-558-3846

     10.     PARTIES  IN  INTEREST.  This Agreement shall inure to the benefit
of  and  be binding upon Seller and Buyer and their respective heirs, successors
and  assigns. However, no assignment by any party shall relieve any party of any
duties  or obligations under this Agreement. Specifically, to the extent Aquatic
assigns or transfers any or all of its interest in this Agreement, Aquatic shall
remain  liable  for  all  obligations  arising  under this Agreement to the same
extent  that  it  was liable before said assignment or transfer. Aquatic may not
assign  it  interest  in this agreement to any party without the express written
consent  of Century, which consent may be withheld at Century's sole discretion.

     11.     HEADINGS FOR CONVENIENCE.  The paragraph headings used in this
Agreement  are  inserted  for  convenience  only  and  shall  be  disregarded in
construing  this  Agreement.

     12.     ENTIRE  AGREEMENT.  This  Agreement  and all exhibits hereto, shall
constitute  the  entire  contract and agreement of Century and Aquatic and shall
supersede,  replace  and override any and all prior discussions, correspondence,
and  agreements between them as to, and only as to, the contemplated operations,
promises, and agreements as specifically provided for herein Century and Aquatic
agree  that as to the matters contemplated and provided for herein, there are no
undertakings,  obligations,  promises,  assurances,  agreements  or  conditions,
whether  precedent  or  otherwise,  except  those specifically set forth in this
Agreement and in the exhibits attached hereto.  Other than as prescribed herein,
no  amendment, modification, termination or cancellation of this Agreement shall
be  effective  unless  in  writing  and  signed  by  the  Parties.

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     13.     DISPUTES  AND  APPLICABLE LAWS.  Should any party to this Agreement
bring  an action, including a lawsuit, against any other party to this Agreement
(or  any  of  its  directors,  officers,  employees  and  agents)  to enforce or
interpret  any  term  or  condition  of  this  Agreement, then the prevailing or
substantially  prevailing  party  in such action shall be entitled to recover an
amount  for  reasonable  attorneys  fees  in  addition  to  any costs awarded by
judgment.  This  Agreement  shall  be  governed  exclusively  by,  and construed
according  to,  the laws of the State of Texas.  The venue for any litigation or
dispute  shall  be  Harris  County,  Texas.

     14.     NO  WAIVER.  No  waiver  of any of the provisions of this Agreement
shall  be  deemed  or shall constitute a waiver of any other provisions, whether
similar or not, nor shall a waiver constitute a continuing waiver or a precedent
to  make  similar  waivers  in  the  future.  No  waiver shall be binding unless
executed  in  writing  by  the  party  making  the  waiver.

     15.     SURVIVORSHIP OF PROVISIONS.  If, for any reason, any provision or
part  of  this  Agreement  is  determined  to  be  invalid or contrary to, or in
conflict with, any existing or future law or regulation as determined finally by
a  court  or  agency  having competent jurisdiction, then the Parties agree that
such  provision  or part thereof shall be amended and/or modified to the minimum
extent  necessary  to  make such provision or part thereof valid or enforceable,
unless  to do so would alter materially the rights, duties and/or obligations of
the  Parties  hereto.  Any  such  amendment or modification shall not impair the
operation  or  affect  the  remaining  provisions  of  this  Agreement  and such
remaining  provisions  will  continue to be given full force and effect and bind
each party unless the necessary amendment or modification would alter materially
the  rights,  duties and/or obligations of the Parties hereto in which case this
Agreement  shall  terminate  unless  otherwise  agreed  by  the  Parties hereto.

     16.     FURTHER ASSURANCES.  After Closing, Seller and Buyer agree to take
such  further  actions  and to execute, acknowledge and deliver all such further
documents  that  are  necessary  or  useful in carrying out the purposes of this
Agreement  or  of  any  document  delivered  pursuant  hereto.

     17.     THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIES.  There are no third parties who are
intended to be beneficiaries of this Agreement.

     18.      CONFIDENTIALITY.  Due to the confidentiality of certain aspects of
Century's business, and proprietary nature of certain non public information and
data,  which  is acknowledged by all parties hereto, Aquatic and its agents will
not  disclose  to  any person, without the prior written consent of Century, any
confidential  information and any information about the proposed transaction, or
the  terms or conditions or any other facts relating thereto. except as required
in  connection  with  any  financing,  Aquatic  shall  keep  confidential  all
information  regarding  this  agreement,  contracts,  financial,  geological,
engineering  and  related  information.

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IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,  THIS  AGREEMENT  SHALL  BE EFFECTIVE AS OF MARCH 1, 2004.

EXECUTED THIS    17TH    DAY OF  MARCH, 2004.

CENTURY RESOURCES, INC                           AQUATICS CELLULOSE
                                                 INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
/s/ Edward R. DeStefano                          /s/ Sheridan Westgarde
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Edward R. DeStefano, President                   Sheridan Westgarde, CEO

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                                   EXHIBIT "A"

Attached  to  and  made  a  part of that certain Purchase and Sale & Exploration
Agreement  between  Century  Resources, Inc, and Aquatic Cellulose International
Corporation  effective  March  1,  2004.

OIL, GAS AND MINERAL LEASE:

DATE:        APRIL 16, 1951
LESSOR:      Hamill & Hamill, a partnership composed of Claud B. Hamill and P.R.
Hamill,
             Trustees, and Dorthy Stoner Parker, and husband, Ed G. Parker
LESSEE:      Frank Hawkins
Land:        3,645.61 Acres, more or less, William Baxter Survey, A-4
Recorded:    Volume 225, Page 290, DR
Amended:     Volume 543, Page 7
("Hamill Lease")

SUBSURFACE  EASEMENTS  (  Lot  and  block  references  are  to the Sargent Beach
Subdivision,  William  Baxter  Survey,  A-4,  recorded at Volume 3, Page 5, Plat
Records,  Matagorda  County,  Texas):

1.    Date:     August 17, 2001
      Grantor:  Michael W. Collier
      Grantee:  Calpine Natural Gas Company
      Land:     Lots 14, 15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28, &29, Block 1
      Recorded: Volume 629, Page 754, DR

2.    Date:     August 14, 2001
      Grantor:  Michael Andrew Hankis and Amanda Grace Hankins
      Grantee:  Calpine Natural Gas Company
      Land:     Lots 14, 15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28, &29, Block 1
      Recorded: Volume 629, Page 756, DR

3.    Date:     May 29, 2001
      Grantor:  Deborah Jean Perkins
      Grantee:  Calpine Natural Gas Company
      Land:     Lots 33,34,35 & 36 Block 24
      Recorded: Volume 628, Page 417, DR

4.   Date:      July 16, 2001
     Grantor:   Mitchell Melnyczuk
     Grantee:   Calpine Natural Gas Company
     Land:      Lots 2 & 3, Block 3
     Recorded:  Volume 628, Page 439

5.   Date:      August 8, 2001
     Grantor:   United States Department of the Army
     Grantee:   Calpine Natural Gas Company
     Land:      Portion of Tracts 503 and 504
     Recorded:  Unrecorded

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NORTEX FARMOUT AND OPERATING AGREEMENT:

Seismic  Option  Farmout  Agreement  dated  March  19,  1998,  between  Nortex
Corporation and Sheridan Energy, Inc., amended September 14, 1999, May 19, 2000,
January  23,  2001  and  May  7,  2001,  which  may  be subject to the operating
agreement  dated  January  16,  1961,  between J.S. Michael Company and Gulf Oil
Corporation.

WELLS:

All  producing,  shut-in,  inactive  and  salt  water disposal wells on Hamill &
Hamill  Lease  to  all  depths.

FACILITIES:

All  personal property, equipment, fixtures, facilities and materials associated
with  the  wells  listed  above, including without limitation, pipelines, tanks,
saltwater  disposal,  gathering  systems  and  dehydrations  systems.

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                                  EXHIBIT "A-1"

Attached to and made a part of that certain Purchase and Sale Agreement between
Century Resources, Inc, and Aquatic Cellulose International Corporation as
,dated March 1, 2004. Leases owned by Century Resources, Inc., includes but is
not limited to the following:

     1.     LEASES:  TENNA  FIELD,  WHARTON  COUNTY,  TEXAS:

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LESSOR                    LESSEE
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     DATED             VOL. PAGE                                  RECORDED
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BROTHERS CATTLE COMPANY, INC.        J.CHARLES HOLLIMON, INC.   05/01/90      830       430

EMIL J. HILLJE                       E.W. OGDEN                 09/30/52      255       446

KATHRYN MURRAY, GUARDIAN ESTATE
OF JACK B. HOWARD, JR.               E.W. OGDEN                 09/04/53      263       213

BROTHERS CATTLE COMPANY, INC.        HARDWICK OIL CO.           12/23/91       30       261

BROTHERS CATTLE COMPANY, INC.        HARDWICK OIL CO.           06/17/92       24        17
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     2.     SAN MIGUEL CREEK FIELD, MCMULLEN COUNTY, TX:

            Lessor:     SALLY BURMEISTER
            Lessee:     ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
            Date:       SEPTEMBER 6, 1940
Recorded:  Volume  27,  Pages  632-635  of the Deed Records of McMullen, County,
Texas,  COVERING  200  ACRES,  being  the  westernmost 200 acres of the Frank H.
Burmeister  Survey  14,  A-1060,  from  the  surface  down  to and including the
stratigraphic  equivalent  of  6,100  feet  beneath  such  land.

            Lessor:     Clifton Wheeler et ux
            Lessee:     V.T. Donnelly
            Date:       June 16, 1951
Recorded:  Volume  28 ,Pages 480 of the Deed Records of McMullen, County, Texas,
INSOFAR  as  Said  Lease  covers  40  acres  more particularly described in that
certain  Assignment  and  Bill  of  Sale  dated September 12, 2001 from Lakewood
Operating  , LTD. et al to Century Resources, Inc., recorded at Volume 411, Page
237,  Official  Records  of  McMullen  County,  Texas.

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                                  EXHIBIT "B"

                          COPY OF OPERATING AGREEMENT
Attached  to and made a part of that certain Purchase and Sale Agreement between
Century  Resources,  Inc,  and  Aquatic  Cellulose  International Corporation as
,dated  March  1,  2004.  Leases  owned  by  Century  Resources,  Inc.,

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                                   EXHIBIT 'C'

Attached  to  and  made a part of that certain Purchase and Sale and Exploration
AGREEMENT  BY  AND  BETWEEN  Century  Resources,  Inc.  and  AQUATIC  CELLULOSE
INTERNATIONAL  CORP.,  dated  January  15,  2004.

The  following  share  structure  will  be  completed  upon  the  approval  of
shareholders  in  the  forthcoming  proxy  vote  and  the  subsequent  corporate
recapitalization.  Aquatic  board  of  directors  maintains  the  right to issue
additional  shares  for  acquisition  and  expansion, which will affect original
shareholders  percentage  of  ownership.  Aquatic  agrees  that  the initial 15%
ownership stake by Edward R. DeStefano will be issued upon the completion of the
Company  share  recapitalization;  however Aquatic maintains the right to change
other  ownership  percentages  as  Aquatic  sees  fit.

SHARE STRUCTURE OF AQUATIC CELLULOSE INTERNATIONAL CORP

Issued & Outstanding ---------------------------------------------23.002 million

Corp. shareholders & Professional Services------------------2.5 million /(6.11%)
Officers & Directors ----------------------------------10.408 million / (45.25%)
Debt service --------------------------------------------5.52 million / (24.00%)
Edward R. DeStefano ----------------------------------------3.45 million / (15%)

(BASED ON ISSUED &OUTSTANDING SHARES OF APPROX. 23.0 MILLION, THE NUMBER OF
WHICH IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

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