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First Amended and Restated Trust Agreement

FIRST
AMENDED AND RESTATED TRUST AGREEMENT 

FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE SHAREHOLDERS

OF
MEGA-C POWER CORPORATION

THIS
FIRST AMENDED AND RESTATED TRUST AGREEMENT FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE SHAREHOLDERS OF
MEGA-C POWER CORPORATION is made,
entered into and effective as of the 26th day of February 2005
between:

SALLY
A. FONNER, an
individual resident of the State of Florida who has an office in Dunedin Florida
and is acting in her capacity as trustee of the Trust for the Benefit of the
Shareholders of Mega-C Power Corporation (the “Trustee”) 

AND

AXION
POWER INTERNATIONAL, INC., a
Delaware corporation formerly known as Tamboril Cigar Company, which has an
office in Vaughn, Ontario, Canada and is acting in its capacity as grantor of
the Trust for the Benefit of the Shareholders of Mega-C Power Corporation (the
“Grantor”)

WITNESSES
THAT:

WHEREAS the
“Trust
for the Benefit of the Shareholders of Mega-C Power
Corporation” was
established on December 31, 2003 pursuant to an agreement between Tamboril Cigar
Company and Benjamin Rubin that constituted an essential element of a business
combination between Tamboril Cigar Company and Axion Power Corporation;
and

WHEREAS Sally A.
Fonner assumed the rights, powers and responsibilities of trustee and accepted
an appointment as successor trustee on March 24, 2004; and

WHEREAS the
Grantor and two of its affiliates instituted an involuntary bankruptcy
reorganization of Mega-C Power Corporation on April 6, 2004 by filing an
involuntary Chapter 11 petition against that company in the U.S. Bankruptcy
Court for the District of Nevada; and

WHEREAS the
Trustee devoted several months to a careful, detailed and diligent analysis of
Mega-C’s corporate records, including its stock issuance and transfer records,
and has concluded based on that review that those records are inadequate,
inaccurate and unreliable; and

WHEREAS the
Trustee sought the advice of counsel respecting the statutory requirements for a
Nevada corporation to validly issue shares and ultimately concluded that a
substantial number of shares allegedly issued by Mega-C were not issued in
transactions that complied with the fundamental requirements of applicable law;
and

WHEREAS the
Grantor and the Trustee have concluded that certain terms, provisions,
requirements and procedures in the Original Trust Agreement are unclear, could
conflict with comparable provisions of the Bankruptcy Act or could otherwise
impede the efficient administration of Mega-C’s Chapter 11 Case;
and

WHEREAS the
Original Trust Agreement expressly provides that it may be amended at any time
for the purpose of modifying the terms, conditions and provisions thereof or
incorporating additional terms, conditions and provisions that are not
inconsistent with the intent of the parties and requested by the Grantor or the
Trustee; and

WHEREAS the
Grantor and the Trustee have agreed to amend and restate the Trust Agreement for
the purpose of clarifying the respective rights of Mega-C’s Creditors and
shareholders, clarifying potential ambiguities, minimizing the potential
conflicts with the Bankruptcy Act and providing more formal and comprehensive
mechanisms for the resolution of potential disputes; 

NOW
THEREFORE in
consideration of the mutual obligations and agreements herein set forth, the
parties agree to amend and restate the Original Trust Agreement in its entirety
as follows.

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ARTICLE
1 - INTERPRETATION

Section
1.1 Definitions In this
Amendment, unless there is something in the subject matter or context
inconsistent therewith, the following terms have the meanings ascribed to
them:

	(a)  	
      “Amendment”
      means this First Amended and Restated Trust Agreement for the Benefit of
      the Shareholders of Mega-C Power Corporation dated February 16,
      2005.

	(b)  	
      “Axion
      Shares” means (i) the 7,327,500 shares of the Grantor’s common stock that
      were held by the Trust on the date of this Amendment, and (ii) the 500,000
      additional shares of the Grantor’s common stock that will be delivered to
      the Trust as provided for in this Amendment.

	(c)  	
      “Applicable
      Laws” means any statute of the United States, Canada, the State of Nevada
      or the Province of Ontario, together with any rules and regulations made
      thereunder and the orders or rulings of any securities commission,
      regulatory authority, agency or court applicable to the affairs of Mega-C
      or the sale and disposition of the Axion Shares.

	(d)  	
      “Bankruptcy
      Court” means the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of
      Nevada,
      which shall if required be the principal forum for the resolution of
      issues relating to the
      due authorization, validity and fully paid and nonassessable status of
      Mega-C Shares; the identities, ownership interests and amount paid by
      Mega-C Shareholders in connection with the purchase of Mega-C Shares; and
      the rights of any person to claim the legal status of a Mega-C
      Shareholder.

	(e)  	
      “Bankruptcy
      Trustee” means the independent trustee who has been or will be appointed
      by the Bankruptcy Court to manage Mega-C and its affairs during the
      Chapter 11 Case.

	(f)  	
      “Beneficiary”
      means a Mega-C Shareholder who is specifically identified in a final order
      of either the Bankruptcy Court or the Nevada Court, but only to the extent
      that such final order specifies the identity, interest and consideration
      paid by the Beneficiary in connection with his acquisition of Mega-C
      Shares.

	(g)  	
      “Chapter
      11 Case” means the involuntary Chapter 11 reorganization of Mega-C Power
      Corporation (Case No. BK-N-04-50962) that is presently pending before the
      Bankruptcy Court.

	(h)  	
      “Creditor”
      means any person who has loaned money or extended credit to Mega-C or to
      whom a debt is owed by Mega-C, provided that for purposes of this
      Amendment the term shall also include all holders of claims for
      administrative and operating expenses incurred by Mega-C after the
      commencement of the Chapter 11 Case and all persons other than the Trust
      who have loaned money or extended credit to Mega-C for the purpose of
      paying such administrative and operating
expenses.

	(i)  	
      “Florida
      Court” means the Circuit
      Court of Pinellas County, Florida, which shall be the sole forum for the
      resolution of disputes arising under the law of trusts and the
      interpretation of this Amendment.

	(j)  	
      “Grantor”
      means Axion Power International, Inc., a Delaware corporation formerly
      known as Tamboril Cigar Company, and its directors, officers, affiliates,
      successors and assigns.

	(k)  	
      “Mega-C”
      means Mega-C Power Corporation, a Nevada
corporation.

	(l)  	
      “Mega-C
      Share” means a duly authorized, validly issued, fully paid and
      nonassessable share of the no par value common stock of
      Mega-C.

	(m)  	
      “Mega-C
      Shareholder” means any person who holds a stock certificates issued by
      Mega-C and may be entitled to classification as a Beneficiary of the Trust
      if either the Bankruptcy Court or the Nevada Court determines that the
      shares represented by his certificates are duly authorized, validly
      issued, fully paid and nonassessable Mega-C
Shares.

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	(n)  	
      “Nevada
      Court” means the District Court of the State in the county
      where Mega-C’s
      registered office in the State of Nevada is located, which is
      an appropriate forum for the resolution of any disputes that are
      not
      fully and finally adjudicated by the Bankruptcy Court and
      relate to
      the
      due authorization, validity and fully paid and non-assessable status of
      Mega-C Shares; the identities, ownership interests and amount paid by
      Mega-C Shareholders in connection with their purchase of Mega-C Shares;
      and the rights of any person to claim the legal status of a Mega-C
      Shareholder.

	(o)  	
      “Original
      Trust Agreement” means the agreement dated December 31, 2003 between the
      Grantor and Benjamin Rubin styled “Trust Agreement for the Benefit of the
      Shareholders of Mega-C Power Corporation,” as amended by an agreement
      dated March 24, 2004 between Benjamin Rubin, Sally A. Fonner and the
      Grantor and styled “Succession Agreement Pursuant to the Provisions of the
      Trust Agreement for the Benefit of the Shareholders of Mega-C Power
      Corporation.”

	(p)  	
      “Trust”
      means the Trust for the Benefit of the Shareholders of Mega-C Power
      Corporation, which was established on December 31, 2003 and shall
      hereafter be subject to the terms, conditions and provisions of this
      Amendment.

	(q)  	
      “Trustee”
      means Sally A. Fonner, an individual resident of Dunedin, Florida and her
      successors or assigns under the terms of this
Amendment.

Section
1.2 Article and Section Headings Article
and section headings are included for convenience only and are not a part of
this Amendment.

Section
1.3 Gender and Number Words
importing the singular shall include the plural and vice versa, and words
importing gender shall include the masculine, feminine and neuter
genders.

Section
1.4 Entire Agreement This
Amendment constitutes the entire agreement among the parties respecting the
operation of the Trust and the disposition of any Axion Shares or other property
now held or hereafter acquired by the Trust. This Amendment supersedes the
Original Trust Agreement and all prior understandings, negotiations and
discussions between any of the parties with respect to the subject matter
hereof, whether oral or written.

ARTICLE
2 - ESTABLISHMENT OF TRUST

Section
2.1 Establishment of Trust The
Grantor established the Trust on December 31, 2003. In connection with the
establishment of the Trust, the Grantor delivered certificates for 117,239,736
duly authorized, validly issued, fully paid and nonassessable shares of Tamboril
Cigar Company common stock to the Trustee. While these shares constituted the
entire Trust corpus, the Grantor reserved the right to augment the Trust corpus
from time to time. As a result of a 1 share for 16 reverse stock split and a
name change that were approved by the Grantor’s stockholders on June 4, 2004,
the Trust is now the record holder of 7,327,500 duly authorized, validly issued,
fully paid and nonassessable Axion Shares.

Section
2.2 Appointment of Trustee The
Trustee was appointed on March 24, 2004, presently holds certificates for
7,327,500 Axion Shares and has agreed to act as Trustee pursuant to the terms of
this Amendment. The Trustee shall be obligated only for the performance of such
duties as are specifically set forth in this Amendment and may rely on and shall
be protected in acting or refraining from acting on any instrument believed by
her to be genuine and to have been signed or presented by the proper party or
parties, their officers, representatives or agents. The Trustee shall not be
liable for any action taken or omitted by her in good faith and believed by her
to be authorized hereby, nor for action taken or omitted by her in accordance
with the advice of her counsel.

Section
2.3 Office; Administrative Situs The
office and administration situs of the Trust shall be the office of the Trustee
in Dunedin Florida, or such other location as the Trustee and the Grantor may
jointly designate in writing.

Section
2.4 Purpose of Trust The
purpose of the Trust is to preserve the potential equitable interests of the
Mega-C Shareholders in a lead-acid-carbon battery technology that was licensed
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by the
Grantor, while insulating the Grantor from the potential litigation risks
associated with the prior business of Mega-C and the alleged unlawful activities
of certain directors, officers and stockholders of Mega-C.

ARTICLE
3 - TERM OF TRUST

Section
3.1 Term The
Trust was established by the Grantor on December 31, 2003 and shall continue to
exist as a separate legal entity until all Axion Shares held by the Trust have
been:

	(a)  	
      Sold
      by the Trustee in accordance with this Amendment;

	(b)  	
      Distributed
      to Mega-C Shareholders in accordance with this
  Amendment;

	(c)  	
      Deposited
      into the registry of a court in accordance with this Amendment;
      or

	(d)  	
      Surrendered
      to the Grantor in accordance with this Amendment.

When all
of the Axion Shares have been sold, distributed, deposited into the registry of
a court, or surrendered to the Grantor in accordance with this Amendment, the
Trust shall terminate forthwith.

ARTICLE
4 -TRUST CORPUS AND IDENTIFICATION OF BENEFICIARIES

Section
4.1 Initial Contribution of Axion Shares The
7,327,500 Axion Shares held by the Trust represented the Grantor’s best estimate
of the number of Axion Shares that would be required to create a corpus
consisting of one Axion Share for every two duly authorized, validly issued,
fully paid and nonassessable Mega-C Shares outstanding.

Section
4.2 Augmentation of Trust Corpus Within 30
days after the execution of this Amendment, the Grantor shall deliver
certificates for 500,000 additional Axion Shares and $100,000 in cash to the
Trustee for the purpose of augmenting the Trust corpus and offsetting the
administrative and operating costs, including legal fees, that have been and
will be incurred by the Trust, Mega-C and the Bankruptcy Trustee in connection
with the Chapter 11 Case and the Trustee compensation provisions of this
Amendment. The Grantor is not required to further augment the Trust corpus at
any time or to contribute additional Axion Shares, money or property to the
Trust for any purpose.

Section
4.3 Priority for Creditor Claims The
interests of the Beneficiaries shall in all events be subordinate to and subject
to reduction for (1) all administrative and operating costs incurred by the
Trust, including legal fees; (2) all administrative and operating costs incurred
by Mega-C or the Bankruptcy Trustee after the commencement of the Chapter 11
Case, including legal fees, regardless of whether the associated claims are
allowed by the Bankruptcy Court in connection with the Chapter 11 Case; and (3)
all other allowed claims of Mega-C’s Creditors who are entitled to priority over
shareholders under applicable law. Subject to Bankruptcy Court supervision, the
Trustee is authorized and directed to sell Axion Shares from time to time and to
use the sale proceeds to pay the administrative and operating costs of the
Trust, the administrative and operating costs of Mega-C and allowed Creditors’
claims before any residual Axion Shares are allocated among, distributed to or
sold for the benefit of Beneficiaries.

Section
4.4 Trustee to Request Shareholders List Since
Mega-C’s records are unreliable, a number of stock issuance transactions do not
appear to have been conducted in compliance with Nevada law and there are
conflicting claims with respect to the ownership of other shares, the Grantor
and Trustee hereby agree that all decisions respecting (1) the number of shares
outstanding, (2) the identities of the owners of those shares; and (3) the
number of shares held by each shareholder should properly be made by the
Bankruptcy Court as an integral element of the Chapter 11 Case. Therefore the
Trustee shall, at the earliest practicable date, ask the Bankruptcy Trustee to
prepare a list of all owners of duly authorized, validly issued, fully paid and
nonassessable Mega-C Shares that includes.

	(a)  	
      The
      identity of each person who has established to the satisfaction of the
      Bankruptcy Trustee that he is the sole lawful owner of duly authorized,
      validly issued, fully paid and nonassessable Mega-C
  Shares;

	(b)  	
      The
      number of Mega-C Shares owned by each person identified in the
      shareholders list; and

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	(c)  	
      The
      average price per share paid by each person identified in the shareholders
      list.

To
facilitate the efficient administration of the Chapter 11 Case, the Bankruptcy
Trustee may elect to prepare one or more partial shareholder lists that identify
Mega-C Shareholders who have submitted claims that are not subject to further
investigation or dispute resolution procedures, provided that no Mega-C
shareholder may be identified in such a partial shareholder list until all of
his ownership claims with respect to Mega-C Shares have been resolved to the
satisfaction of the Bankruptcy Trustee.

Section
4.5 Trustee to Petition for Shareholder Certification Each time
the Bankruptcy Trustee prepares either a complete or partial list of persons who
should properly be classified as the sole lawful owners of duly authorized,
validly issued, fully paid and nonassessable Mega-C Shares, the Trustee shall
petition the Bankruptcy Court for an order certifying the shareholder list
prepared by the Bankruptcy Trustee. If the Bankruptcy Court grants a final order
that certifies the identities, ownership interests and amounts paid by the
Mega-C Shareholders identified in any list prepared by the Bankruptcy Trustee,
that order shall constitute a final judicial determination that the persons
identified in the list are entitled to claim Beneficiary status under the
Trust.

Section
4.6 Failure to Obtain Bankruptcy Court Certification If the
Chapter 11 Case is dismissed, the Bankruptcy Trustee fails or refuses to prepare
the requested shareholder lists, or the Bankruptcy Court fails or refuses to
grant an order certifying the shareholder lists prepared by the Bankruptcy
Trustee, the Trustee is authorized and directed to prepare a preliminary
shareholder list based on information contained in the proofs of claim submitted
in connection with the Chapter 11 Case. In connection therewith, the Trustee is
authorized to confer with the Bankruptcy Trustee and to request any and all
additional information and documentation she deems reasonably necessary to make
her preliminary decisions. Upon completion of the preliminary shareholders list,
the Trustee shall seek a declaratory judgment from the Nevada Court that
specifies the identities, ownership interests and consideration paid by the
Mega-C Shareholders. If the Nevada Court grants a final order that certifies the
identities, ownership interests and amounts paid by the Mega-C Shareholders
identified in the shareholders list prepared by the Trustee, that order shall
constitute a final judicial determination that the persons identified in the
list are entitled to claim Beneficiary status under the Trust.

Section
4.7 Surrender of Axion Shares by Trustee If the
final court approved shareholders lists required by Section 4.5 or Section 4.6
show that fewer than 14,655,000 Mega-C Shares are duly authorized, validly
issued, fully paid, non-assessable and outstanding, the Trustee shall divide the
total number of shares specified on the court approved shareholders lists by two
and then add 500,000 to determine the number of Axion Shares that will
constitute the entire corpus of the Trust. If the number of Axion Shares
delivered to the Trust exceeds the number so calculated, the Trustee shall
promptly return any additional Axion Shares to the Grantor for cancellation,
together with an appropriate certificate that waives all rights of the Trust and
all Beneficiaries with respect to the surrendered Axion Shares.

Section
4.8 Limitation of Beneficial Ownership Rights A person
who claims to be a Mega-C shareholder shall not have any interest in either the
Trust or the Axion Shares until the Bankruptcy Court or the District Court has
issued an order pursuant to Section 4.5 or 4.6 that specifically identifies him
as a Mega-C shareholder; any excess Axion Shares have been surrendered to the
Grantor for cancellation pursuant to Section 4.7; and all administrative costs
and claims of Mega-C’s Creditors have been paid or otherwise provided for. When
all of the conditions specified in Sections 4.1 through 4.7 have been satisfied,
the Trustee shall calculate the relative ownership interests of the
Beneficiaries in Mega-C and use those ownership percentages to calculate the
number of Axion Shares that are properly allocable to each Beneficiary under the
Trust.

Section
4.9 Request for Interim Distribution When the
requirements of Sections 4.5 or 4.6 are satisfied, the Trustee may petition the
Bankruptcy Court for an interim order authorizing partial distributions of Axion
Shares to persons who will be classified as Category-I Beneficiaries under this
Amendment, provided that no interim distributions shall be made in the absence
of a finding by the Bankruptcy Court that the Axion Shares to be retained by the
Trust after the interim distribution constitute adequate security for Creditors
claims and the unresolved claims of other potential Mega-C
shareholders.

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ARTICLE
5 - CONDITIONS PRECEDENT TO DISTRIBUTION OR SALE

Section
5.1 Conditions Precedent to Distribution or Sale The
Grantor hereby waives the benefit of the conditions precedent specified in
Section 5.1 of the Original Trust Agreement.

Section
5.2 Prior Registration of Certain Shares The
Grantor has previously received an order of effectiveness with respect to a
registration statement under the Securities Act of 1933 for the 7,327,500 Axion
Shares held by the Trust on the date of this Amendment. The Grantor shall use
all reasonable efforts to maintain the effectiveness of the referenced
registration statement for a period of at least 24 months from the date of this
Amendment so as to permit the unrestricted sale or distribution of Axion Shares
in the manner contemplated by the Original Trust Agreement and this Amendment.
If the Grantor is required to file a post-effective amendment to the
registration statement at any time, it shall promptly notify the Trustee of the
filing of such post-effective amendment and during the period between the filing
date and the receipt of an order of effectiveness with respect to the
post-effective amendment, the Trustee shall not conduct any sales, transfers or
other distributions of the Axion Shares.

Section
5.3 Demand Registration Right If the
calculations required in Article 4 do not result in the surrender of at least
500,000 Axion Shares to the Grantor for cancellation, then the Trustee shall
have the right to demand that the Grantor file an additional registration
statement for any and all Axion Shares that are retained by the Trust but not
currently registered under the Securities Act of 1933. In connection with any
demand registration pursuant to this Section 5.3, the Grantor shall use all
reasonable efforts to cause the registration statement to become effective as
promptly as practicable; and use all reasonable efforts to maintain the
effectiveness of the registration statement for a period of not less than 24
months from the date of this Amendment so as to permit the unrestricted sale or
distribution of Axion Shares in the manner contemplated by this
Amendment.

ARTICLE
6 - COMMUNICATIONS AND DISCLOSURE

The
Grantor and the Trustee hereby acknowledge that the filing of the Chapter 11
Case, the mailing of disclosure information to Mega-C’s Creditors and
shareholders in connection with the Chapter 11 Case, the proof of claim
procedures implemented in connection with the Chapter 11 Case and the timetables
established by the Bankruptcy Court in connection with the Chapter 11 Case have
supplanted and taken priority over the provisions Sections 6.1 through 6.6 of
the Original Trust Agreement. They further acknowledge that the requirements of
Section 4.4 and Section 4.5 of this Amendment relating to a final judicial
determination of the identities, interests and consideration paid by
Beneficiaries will supplant and take priority over the provisions Section 6.7 of
the Original Trust Agreement. Accordingly, Article 6 of the Original Trust
Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety.

ARTICLE
7 - CLASSIFICATION OF BENEFICIARIES

Section
7.1 Classification of Beneficiaries Prior to
any distribution, sale or other disposition of Axion Shares to or for the
benefit of Beneficiaries, and based solely on the final shareholders list
required by Sections 4.4 or 4.5, the Trustee shall classify each Beneficiary
into one of the following categories:

	(a)  	
      A
      Mega-C Shareholder who purchased Mega-C shares for an average price of
      more than $1 per share that was paid in money, property or services
      actually performed and reasonably valued, shall be classified as a
      Category-I Beneficiary;

	(b)  	
      A
      Mega-C Shareholder who did not purchase Mega-C shares for value, or who
      purchased Mega-C shares for an average price of less than $1 per share
      shall be classified as a Category-II Beneficiary;
and

	(c)  	
      A
      Mega-C Shareholder who has allegedly violated any applicable laws relating
      to the offer, sale or trading of securities shall be classified as a
      Category-III Beneficiary unless:

	(i)  	
      There
      has been an unambiguous judicial or administrative determination that the
      conduct attributed to him did not occur or was not a violation of
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      (ii)
      
	
      He
      enters into a written agreement with the Trustee that specifically
      provides that a portion of the Mega-C Shares held by him shall be treated
      as having been surrendered in favor of the Category I and Category II
      Beneficiaries.

When a
Category-III Beneficiary has satisfied the requirements of either of the
foregoing sub-paragraphs, he shall promptly be reclassified as a Category-II
Beneficiary with respect to all duly authorized, validly issued, fully paid and
nonassessable Mega-C Shares owned by him. Category-III Beneficiaries shall not
under any circumstances be reclassified as Category I
Beneficiaries.

Section
7.2 Officers and Directors of Grantor
Notwithstanding the general classification structure set forth in Section 7.1,
for the purpose of avoiding potential transaction reporting and “short-swing
profit” issues under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, any officer, director
or holder of more than 10% of the issued and outstanding stock of the Grantor
who is also a Beneficiary shall be presumptively classified as a Category-I
Beneficiary.

Section
7.3 Small Beneficiaries To
facilitate the effective administration of the Trust, the Trustee may adopt and
implement reasonable procedures that will permit the reclassification of
Category-II Beneficiaries as Category-I Beneficiaries; but only if the
procedures so adopted are limited to persons who own 2,500 or fewer Mega-C
Shares; and in connection with each reclassification the Trustee receives such
written representations, warranties and other assurances as the Trustee may in
her reasonable discretion deem appropriate under the circumstances.

Section
7.4 Review of Classification Decisions Any
Beneficiary that disagrees with the Trustee’s decision to classify him as a
Category-II or Category-III Beneficiary shall be entitled to request a review of
the Trustee’s classification decision by a review panel of not less than three
(3) disinterested persons who have been selected by Trustee. Any Beneficiary who
requests a review of the Trustee’s decision, however, shall be required to pay a
reasonable fee to compensate the panel members for their services in connection
with the requested review. In connection with any such review, the review panel
shall have the power to consider any additional evidence or countervailing
arguments that a Beneficiary cares to submit. The review panel shall issue a
written decision with respect to each review within 60 days of the date of the
original request. All decisions of the review panel shall be final and binding
on the Beneficiary, the Trust and the Trustee.

ARTICLE
8 - DISTRIBUTIONS TO BENEFICIARIES

Section
8.1 In-kind Distributions to Category-I Beneficiaries Unless
otherwise prohibited by applicable law, all distributions to Category-1
Beneficiaries shall be in-kind distributions of Axion Shares; provided that if
the calculations required by this Amendment would result in the issuance of a
fractional Axion Share to any Category-I Beneficiary, then that Beneficiary
shall instead be entitled to receive a cash payment equal to the fair market
value of any fractional share. In connection with each in-kind distribution of
Axion Shares, the Trustee shall deliver a stock certificate for Axion Shares
that has been registered in the name of the Category-I Beneficiary, together
with a copy of the prospectus included in the registration statements specified
in Section 5.2 or 5.3. When a Category-1 Beneficiary has received certificates
for all of the Axion Shares he is entitled to receive under the terms of this
Amendment together with payment for any fractional shares, all further rights
and privileges of such Category-I Beneficiary shall terminate
forthwith.

Section
8.2 Resale of Axion Shares for Category-II Beneficiaries The
Trustee shall not distribute Axion Shares to the Category-II Beneficiaries.
Instead all Axion Shares that the Trustee holds for the benefit of Category-II
Beneficiaries shall be deposited into one or more segregated brokerage accounts
established by the for the sole benefit of the Trust and the Beneficiaries. In
connection with the deposit of Axion Shares in such accounts, the Trustee shall
develop a reasonable plan for the complete liquidation of all deposited Axion
Shares within a period of not more than twenty-four (24) months. Category-II
Beneficiaries shall have no right to vote, consent to or otherwise approve or
disapprove the Trustee’s plan to liquidate the Axion Shares held for the benefit
of the Category-II Beneficiaries and their sole interest in any accounts
established by the Trustee shall be the right to receive their proportional
share of any proceeds received from the sale of the Axion Shares. 

Section
8.3 Restrictions on Trustee’s Resale Transactions All
resale transactions effected by the Trustee for the benefit of the Category-II
Beneficiaries shall be based on written instructions from the Trustee, provided
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Trustee
shall have the power, in her sole discretion, to modify or amend her
instructions from time to time in light of prevailing market conditions. The
Trustee is expressly authorized, in the exercise of her reasonable judgment, to
sell Axion Shares in underwritten transactions; in market transactions; in
privately negotiated transactions; through the writing of options; in block sale
transactions; through broker-dealers, which may act as agents or principals;
directly to one or more purchasers; through agents; or in any combination of the
above or by any other legally available means, provided that all transactions
effected by the Trustee shall be made with due regard for market conditions and
the interests of the Category-II Beneficiaries as a group.

Section
8.4 Trustee’s Fees for Resale of Axion Shares In
connection with the services provided by the Trustee in connection with the
resale of Axion Shares for the benefit of the Category-II Beneficiaries, the
Trustee shall be entitled to receive an administrative fee equal to 2% of the
net sales proceeds (after brokerage commissions and other direct expenses) to
compensate the Trustee for the work involved in planning and effecting resale
transactions, collecting and accounting for sale proceeds, allocating the sale
proceeds among the Category-II Beneficiaries and distributing the sale proceeds
to the persons entitled thereto. All such fees shall be separately stated on the
Trustee’s periodic distribution reports to the Category-II Beneficiaries and
withheld from the amounts that would otherwise be payable to the Category-II
Beneficiaries.

Section
8.5 Cash Distributions to Category II Beneficiaries From time
to time, but not less often than once per calendar quarter, the Trustee shall
distribute all cash proceeds derived from the sale of Axion Shares to the
Category-II Beneficiaries who are entitled thereto. All distributions to the
Category-II Beneficiaries shall be made in proportion to their respective
interests in the Axion Shares then on deposit in the Trustee’s brokerage
accounts. When all of the Axion Shares held for the benefit of the Category-II
Beneficiaries have been sold and the Trustee has distributed the sales proceeds
in accordance with this Amendment, all rights and privileges of the Category-II
Beneficiaries shall terminate forthwith.

Section
8.6 No Distributions to Category-III Beneficiaries The
Trustee shall not distribute Axion Shares or make cash distributions from the
sale of Axion Shares to any Category-III Beneficiary. Instead all Axion Shares
that are held in Trust for the benefit of Category-III Beneficiary shall be
retained by the Trustee pending the execution of an agreement of the type
specified in Section 7.1(c)(ii) of this Amendment. The following special
provisions shall apply to all Axion Shares that are held for the benefit of
Category-III Beneficiaries who have not entered into a Section 7.1(c)(ii)
agreement before the commencement of sales on behalf of the Category-II
Beneficiaries:

	(a)  	
      If
      the Trustee holds Axion Shares for the benefit of a Category-III
      Beneficiary who enters into a Section 7.1(c)(ii) agreement after the
      commencement of sales on behalf of the Category-II Beneficiaries but prior
      to the expiration of 12 months from the commencement of such sales, the
      Trustee shall forthwith deposit all remaining Axion Shares held for the
      benefit of the Category-III Beneficiary in the Trustee’s brokerage account
      and thereafter treat the Category-III Beneficiary as a Category-II
      Beneficiary.

	(b)  	
      No
      Category-III Beneficiary shall derive an economic benefit from his failure
      or refusal to enter into a Section 7.1(c)(ii) agreement before the
      commencement of sales on behalf of the Category-II Beneficiaries. In the
      event that the average price received by the Trustee with respect to sales
      of Axion Shares on behalf of a Category-III Beneficiary exceeds the
      average price received by the Trustee with respect to all sales of Axion
      Shares on behalf of Category-II Beneficiaries, then any excess proceeds
      shall forthwith be donated to the American Red Cross in the name of the
      Category-III Beneficiary.

	(c)  	
      If
      the Trustee holds Axion Shares for the benefit of a Category-III
      Beneficiary who fails or refuses to enter into a Section 7.1(c)(ii)
      agreement within 12 months after the commencement of sales on behalf of
      the Category-II Beneficiaries, the Trustee shall forthwith contribute all
      Axion Shares held for the benefit of that Category-III Beneficiary to the
      American Red Cross in the name of the Category-III
      Beneficiary.

ARTICLE
9 - POWERS OF THE TRUSTEE

Section
9.1 Trustee’s General Powers The
Trustee shall have the all of the rights and powers generally accorded to
trustees under the laws of the State of Florida, provided that without limiting
the generality of the foregoing the Trustee shall have the express
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	(a)  	
      To
      hold the Axion Shares so long as she deems
proper;

	(b)  	
      To
      sell Axion Shares for the purpose of paying the ordinary and necessary
      administrative and operating expenses of the Trust, including fees owed to
      the Trustee, staff salaries, office and administrative overhead, travel
      expenses, legal fees and expenses, accounting and auditing fees, brokerage
      fees and all other normal business expenses reasonably and necessarily
      incurred in connection with the administration and operation of the
      Trust;

	(c)  	
      To
      sell Axion Shares for the purpose of paying the ordinary and necessary
      administrative and operating expenses incurred by Mega-C during the
      pendancy of the Chapter 11 Case, including fees owed to the Bankruptcy
      Trustee, staff salaries, office and administrative overhead, travel
      expenses, legal fees and expenses, accounting and auditing fees, brokerage
      fees and all other normal business expenses reasonably and necessarily
      incurred in connection with the administration and operation of
      Mega-C;

	(d)  	
      To
      borrow money in such reasonable amounts as may be necessary, desirable or
      convenient to facilitate the efficient administration of the Trust
      pursuant to the provisions of this Amendment and in connection therewith
      to draw, make, execute and issue promissory notes and other instruments
      and evidences of indebtedness; to secure the payment of the sums so
      borrowed; and to mortgage, pledge, transfer or assign in trust all or any
      part of the Axion Shares in support of such
borrowings.

	(e)  	
      To
      make distributions of the Axion Shares to Category-I
      Beneficiaries;

	(f)  	
      To
      sell Axion Shares for the benefit of Category-II Beneficiaries at such
      times, in such manner and with due regard for prevailing market conditions
      as in her discretion and judgment may be deemed for the best interest of
      the Category-II Beneficiaries as a group;

	(g)  	
      To
      distribute all cash proceeds from the sale of Axion Shares to the
      Category-II Beneficiaries in proportion to their respective interests in
      the Trust;

	(h)  	
      To
      compromise, settle, arbitrate, or defend any claim or demand in favor of
      or against the Trust; and

	(i)  	
      To
      act through an agent or attorney-in-fact, by and under power of attorney
      duly executed by the Trustee, in carrying out any of the authorized powers
      and duties.

The
Trustee may freely exercise any of the powers granted by this Amendment in any
matters concerning the Trust, after forming a judgment based upon all the
circumstances of any particular situation as to the wisest and best course to
pursue in the interest of the Trust and the Beneficiaries, without the necessity
of obtaining the consent or permission of the Grantor, any Beneficiary, any
other interested person, or the consent or approval of any court. The powers
granted to the Trustee may be exercised in whole or in part, from time to time,
and shall be deemed to be supplementary to and not in derogation of the general
powers of trustees under Florida law, and shall include all powers necessary to
carry them into effect.

Section
9.2 Trustee’s Power to Vote Axion Shares The
Trustee shall not exercise or authorize the Trust to exercise any rights it may
have to authorize or otherwise consent to the taking of any corporate action by
Axion without a meeting of Axion’s stockholders. In connection with every
corporate action that permits or requires Axion’s stockholders to vote or
otherwise grant their consent, the Trustee shall cause the Trust to vote all
shares held it proportionally with the votes cast by the other Axion
stockholders.

Section
9.3 Limitations on Trustee’s Powers
Notwithstanding any provision of this Amendment to the contrary, no powers
enumerated or accorded to trustees generally pursuant to applicable law shall be
construed to enable the Grantor, or the Trustee or either of them, or any other
person, to sell, purchase, exchange, or otherwise deal with or dispose of all or
any parts of the corpus of the Trust for less than an adequate consideration in
money or monies worth, or to enable the Grantor to borrow all or any part of the
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Section
9.4 Trustee’s Authority and Third Parties No
person purchasing any of Axion Shares, or in any manner dealing with the Trust
or the Trustee, shall be required to inquire into the authority of the Trustee
to enter into any transaction, or to account for the application of any money
paid to the Trustee.

Section
9.5 Accounting by the Trustee The
Trustee shall, within 45 days after the end of each calendar quarter (beginning
with the first quarter during which the Trustee sells Axion Shares for any
purpose) render an unaudited quarterly accounting to the Beneficiaries. In
addition to the unaudited quarterly accounting, the Trustee shall within 90 days
after the end of each fiscal year (beginning with the first quarter during which
the Trustee sells Axion Shares for any purpose) render an audited annual report
to the Beneficiaries, and the opinion of the independent auditor included in
such report shall be final, binding, and conclusive upon all
Beneficiaries.

Section
9.6 Resignation of Trustee The
Trustee may resign at any time by giving the Grantor at least ten (10) days
written notice of its resignation, and upon the effective date of such
resignation, the Axion Shares then deposited in the Trust shall be delivered to
a successor Trustee who has been selected and appointed in accordance with
Section 9.7, whereupon all the Trustee’s obligations hereunder shall cease and
terminate. The Trustee’s sole responsibility until such termination shall be to
maintain the Axion Shares in safe custody and to deliver the same to a successor
Trustee who has been selected and appointed in accordance with Section
9.7.

Section
9.7 Appointment of Successor Trustee The
Trustee shall have the power, in consultation with the Grantor’s board of
directors, to appoint a successor Trustee. If the Trustee shall resign without
having appointed a successor Trustee, the Grantor’s board of directors shall
have the power appoint a successor trustee selected by the Grantor’s board of
directors in the exercise of its reasonable discretion.

Section
9.8 Bond and Exculpation of Trustee The
Trustee shall not be required to give any bond or other security. The Trustee
shall not be liable for any mistake or error of judgment in the administration
of the Trust, except for gross
negligence, bad faith or willful misconduct. So long
as she exercises her powers in good faith and performs her duties as provided
herein, the Trustee shall have no liability for loss arising from any cause,
including, but not limited to: (a) any act, failure or neglect of any
employees,
agents or correspondents
selected by the Trustee; (b) any diminution in the value of Axion Shares, (c)
any delay, error, omission or default connected with the sale or distribution of
Axion Shares; (d) any delay, error, omission or default connected with the
remittance of funds; (e) any delay, error, omission or default of any mail,
telegraph, cable or wireless agency or operator; or (f) any acts or edicts of
any government or governmental agency or other group or entity exercising
governmental powers.

Section
9.9 Indemnification of Trustee The
Trust shall
indemnify the Trustee and her employees,
agents and affiliates (each of whom is referred to as “Indemnified Party”) from
and against any and all losses, claims, damages and liabilities (including all
legal or other expenses reasonably incurred by any Indemnified Party in
connection with the preparation for or defense of any threatened or pending
claim, action or proceeding, whether or not resulting in any liability)
(“Damages”), to which an Indemnified Party, in connection with the
negotiation and execution of this Amendment, the performance of the duties of
the Trustee as specified herein or the exercise or failure to exercise any or
all the powers of the Trustee as specified herein, may
become subject under any applicable law or otherwise; provided, that
the
Trust will not
be liable to an Indemnified Party to the extent that any Damages are found in a
final non-appealable judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction to have
resulted from the gross negligence, bad faith or willful misconduct of the
Indemnified Party. In connection with the preparation for or defense of any
threatened or pending claim, action or proceeding for which indemnification is
provided under the terms of this Amendment, the Indemnified Party shall have the
right to retain counsel at the Trust’s expense to represent the Indemnified
Party. The Trustee is expressly authorized to sell Axion Shares for the purpose
of defending any such claim or action and all costs thereof shall be accounted
for in the same manner as other normal operating expenses of the
Trust.

Section
9.10 Choice of Law and Jurisdiction for Corporate Matters All
issues respecting the due authorization, validity and fully paid and
nonassessable status of Mega-C Shares, or the rights of any person to claim the
legal status of a Mega-C Shareholder, shall be controlled, construed and
enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Nevada. The sole judicial
forum for the resolution of actions to determine corporate law issues shall be
the Bankruptcy Court; provided that if the Bankruptcy Court abstains from
exercising jurisdiction with respect to any such matter, then the issue shall be
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Section
9.11 Choice of Law and Jurisdiction for Trust Matters All
issues respecting the interpretation of this Amendment and the powers, duties
rights and responsibilities of the Trust, the Grantor, the Trustee and the
Beneficiaries shall be controlled, construed and enforced in accordance with the
laws of the State of Florida, without giving effect to conflict of laws
principles thereof. The sole judicial forum for the resolution of actions to
determine issues arising under the law of trusts shall be the Florida
Court.

Section
9.12 Adverse Claims If an
adverse claim or demand is presented to the Trustee, the Trustee may refuse to
comply with the claim or demand during the continuance of the dispute
occasioning the claim or demand, and may refrain from delivering Axion Shares to
any person. In such an event, the Trustee may also elect to file an
interpleader, declaratory judgment action or other legal action, seeking a
determination of the rights of the parties, in either the Nevada Court or the
Florida Court as appropriate in the circumstances, and deliver the disputed
Axion Shares to the registry of such court. By doing so, the Trustee shall not
become liable to the Grantor or any Beneficiary, and the indemnity provided
above shall apply. No person other than the Grantor, a Beneficiary, or a
successor in interest to the Grantor or a Beneficiary shall have any right or
cause of action under this Amendment.

Section
9.13 Resolution of Disputes Among the Parties If a
controversy arises between the Grantor, the Trustee or any Mega-C Shareholder
with respect to this Amendment or a Mega-C Shareholder’s right to receive Axion
Shares or the cash proceeds from the sale of Axion Shares, Trustee shall have
the right at her option, to take such actions as she may deem appropriate,
including without limitation, referring the controversy to the Bankruptcy Court
for resolution, submitting the controversy to binding arbitration in Pinellas
County, Florida for resolution under the rules of the American Arbitration
Association or filing of any other legal action. In connection with any such
legal proceedings, the party against whom the award is rendered shall pay all
costs and expenses of the legal proceeding, unless the award shall specifically
allocate costs in a different manner because it is not entirely in favor of
either party. Notwithstanding any other provision of this agreement, the Trustee
shall not be required to make any distributions to any Beneficiary who has
commenced, or threatened to commence a legal proceeding against the Grantor, the
Trust, the Trustee or any other Beneficiary and may withhold all distributions
to such parties pending the final resolution of the dispute and the settlement
of all expense awards.

ARTICLE
10 - AMENDMENTS

Subject
to the consent of the Trustee which will not be unreasonably withheld, this
Amendment may be amended at any time and from time to time for the purpose of
modifying the terms, conditions and provisions of this Amendment or
incorporating additional terms, conditions and provisions that are not
inconsistent with the intent of the parties and requested by the Grantor, the
Trustee, the Ontario Securities Commission or the United States Securities and
Exchange Commission. Notwithstanding the generality of the foregoing, no
amendment of this Amendment shall be made to the extent that compliance
therewith would, in any manner, reduce, diminish or qualify the rights,
privileges and preferences of the Category-I or Category-II Mega-C Shareholders
or the Trustee.

ARTICLE
11 - TRUSTEE’S COMPENSATION

During
the period between the date of this Amendment and the completion of the
shareholder classification process described in Article 7, the Trustee shall
receive a fixed salary of $20,000 per month. Thereafter, the Trustee’s sole
compensation for services rendered will be the variable administrative fee set
forth in Section 8.4. In addition to the specified compensation, the Trustee
shall be reimbursed on a monthly basis for all ordinary, reasonable and
necessary expenses of the Trust, including legal fees and a reasonable allowance
for the use of the Trustee’s office. All payments to the Trustee will be treated
as an operating expense of the Trust and paid from the available assets of the
Trust, including proceeds from the sale of Axion Shares.

ARTICLE
12 - IRREVOCABILITY

The Trust
shall be irrevocable, and the Grantor expressly waives all rights and powers,
whether alone or in conjunction with others, and regardless of when or from what
source it may have acquired such rights or powers, to revoke, or terminate the
Trust. By execution of this instrument the Grantor relinquishes absolutely and
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its right
and power to control the distribution, sale or other disposition of the Axion
Shares, and all its right and power, whether alone or in conjunction with
others, to designate the persons who shall be entitled to share in any future
distributions from the Trust.

IN
WITNESS WHEREOF the
Grantor and the Trustee have executed this First Amended and Restated Trust
Agreement for the Benefit of the Shareholders of Mega-C Power Corporation on the
day and year above first written.

GRANTOR
- AXION POWER INTERNATIONAL, INC

/s/
Charles Mazzacato                          /s/
Peter Roston 

	
      Charles
      Mazzacato, Chief Executive Officer
	
      
	
      Peter
      Roston, Chief Financial Officer

TRUSTEE
- SALLY A. FONNER

/s/
Sally A. Fonner 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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                                    NEGOTIATED CONTRACT

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ISSUED BY                              CONTRACT NO.                   CONTRACT CONTROL NO.
Army & Air Force Exchange Service      01-001-05-02                   (If applicable)
SD-V, Telecommunications               -------------------------------------------------------
3911 S Walton Walker                   AMOUNT                         TYPE OF ITEM/SERVICE
Blvd Dallas, TX 75234                  [ ]Actual $36,000,000.00       Residential Voice, Data
TELEPHONE NO. 214-312-4646             [X]Estimated                   and Video Svs. Kunsan
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1. Contractor agrees to provide the Items/services at the prices set out and in
accordance with the terms of this contract.

2. A copy of this contract consisting of the provisions identified in the
Contents paragraph of the attached Schedule, signed by the contracting officer
and approved when required In accordance with applicable AAFES regulations
mailed or otherwise furnished to the contractor will constitute award of the
binding contract

3 In the event of an inconsistency between the provisions of this contract as
identified in the Contents paragraph of the attached Schedule, the inconsistency
shall be resolved by giving precedence in the following order (a) the Schedule,
(b) General Provisions, (c) other provisions of the contract, whether
Incorporated by reference or otherwise Id) the Specifications, and (e) the
Drawings.
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                                   CONTRACTOR
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CONTRACTOR REPRESENTS (Check appropriate boxes)

   1.  a That it [ ] is [X] is not a manufacturer or producer of: [ ] is
         [X] is not a regular dealer in; the items provided [Commodity contracts
         only)
          OR
       b That it [X] is [ ] is not principally engaged in furnishing of services
         of the type called for herein (Service contracts only)

   2.  That it operates as an [ ] Individual [ ] Partnership [X] Corporation,
       incorporated in the State (Country if outside US) of ___________________.

   3.  That it [X] is [ ] is not a small business.

   4.  That It [ ] is [X] is not a minority business enterprise (see definition
       below).*

   5.  That it [ ] is [X] is not a women-owned business (see definition below).

         *Check a block for all contracts to be performed in the United States,
its possessions and Puerto Rico.

         The term "minority business" means a business concern (1) which is at
least 51 per cent owned by minority group members, or in the case of any
publicly owned business, at least 51 per cent of the stock of which is owned by
one or more minority group members, and (2) whose management and daily business
operations are controlled by one or more such minority group members For purpose
of this definition minority group members include Black Americans. Hispanic
Americans, Asian-Pacific Americans, Asian-Indian Americans, and Native Americans
(such as American Indians, Eskimos, Aleuts and native Hawaiian*)

         The term "women-owned business" means a business that is at least 51
per cent owned by a woman or women who also control and operate it. "Control" in
this context means exercising the power to make policy decisions. "Operate" in
this context means being actively involved in the day-to-day management.

   6.  That an owner or officer of the firm or the firm or a related firm
       [ ] has  [X] has not been convicted of a felony related to a business
       transaction.

   7.  That an owner or officer of the firm or the firm or a related firm
       [ ] has [X] has not been suspended or debarred.

   8.  That the person signing this contract is an individual having the
       authority to obligate the firm contractually.

   9.  That the information provided is full, accurate and complete For breach
       of this warranty, AAFES may terminate this contract and all other AAFES
       contracts for default.
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FULL NAME AND BUSINESS ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR   TELEPHONE NUMBER:          FAX NUMBER:
(Street, City & Zip Code or Country)            (509) 289-9255             (801) 730-4734
HomeNet Communications                         ---------------------------------------------------------------------
5252 North Edgewood Drive Suite 310            E-MAIL:
Provo, UT 84604                                    mdevine@gohomenet.net
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                                               SIGNATURE OF PERSON AUTHORIZED TO SIGN CONTRACT        DATE

                                                  /s/ Michael W. Devine                               24 Feb 05
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TIN NO.            DUNS NO.                    TYPED OR PRINTED NAME AND TITLE
91-2133121         11-868-8360                  Michael W. Devine President, CFO
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                                               CONTRACTING OFFICER
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SIGNATURE                                 TYPED NAME                                                   DATE OF AWARD
                                          Yvonne Finch
/s/ Yvonne Finch                          Contracting Officer, Army & Air Force Exchange Service       25 Feb 05
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 AAFES FORM 4450-032 (REV JAN 98) (Prev Edition Usable)
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                                                Negotiated Contract 01-001-05-02

                                    SCHEDULE

1. General: This is a negotiated contract for the provision of HomeNet
Communications Inc. to construct, operate, and maintain an integrated IP
fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) IP network to deliver voice, video and data and other
emerging technologies as they become available in the marketplace. The terms,
conditions, specific location(s) and scope of service is outlined in Exhibit F,
Terms & Deliverables and made part of this contract.

It is understood that the delivery of service is contingent upon acceptance of
the proof of concept and project briefing to Kunsan AB command and the Pacific
AF command in Hawaii. If the proof of concept is not accepted, this contract
will be terminated in whole at no cost to AAFES or the government.

2. Contents: This contract consists of AAFES Form 4450-32, "Negotiated
Contract", and the following:

a. This Schedule consisting of 3 pages.

b. Exhibit A: General Provisions, Contract for Services consisting of 8 pages.

c. Exhibit B: Labor Provisions, consisting of 1 pages.

d. Exhibit C: Fee Schedule, consisting of 2 pages.

e. Exhibit D: Insurance, consisting of 2 pages.

f. Exhibit E: Performance & Equipment Specifications, consisting of 5 pages.

g. Exhibit F: Terms and Deliverables, consisting of 1 page and attachments.

h. Exhibit G: ROK Taxes, consisting of 1 page.

i. Exhibit H: Certificate For Tax Exemption, consisting of 3 pages. 3.

Phase-Out/Changeover Period:

         a. The 120 day period following expiration of the contract is a
phase-out/changeover period during which time HomeNet Communications Inc. will
continue operations to correspond with a phase-in of the following contract, as
directed by the contracting officer, to provide continuity of service.

         b. Upon the request of the contracting officer, HomeNet Communications
Inc. must remove all switching equipment and cease to market (make widely and
readily available) all telecommunication services offered under this contract
within the 120 days phase-out/changeover period as approved by the contracting
officer. AAFES shall have the first option to purchase equipment and facilities.

4. Business Permit: HomeNet Communication Inc. certifies by submission of
proposal, and/or acceptance of a contract that he will obtain all necessary
permits and licenses relative to operating in the country in which contract will
be performed prior to contract performance. The burden of determining
applicability of host country business requirements is strictly HomeNet
Communications Inc. responsibility and will not give rise to any claim against
AAFES or a basis for adjusting terms and conditions of the contract.

5. Conflict of AAFES Contract and Host Country Laws, Rules, Regulations, and
Codes: HomeNet Communications, Inc. and its sub-contractors shall ensure that
all service offered under this contract comply with all applicable host country
laws, rules, regulations and codes. HomeNet Communications, Inc. must also

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indemnify AAFES and the Air Force from any violations of host country laws,
rules, regulations and codes and any claims of patent, trademark, service mark
or copyright infringement by third parties.

6. Activity: AAFES grants HomeNet Communications Inc. a nonexclusive concession
to operate the Services outlined in this contract, however, AAFES will not
contract to provide the services covered under this contract during the period
of the contract. This excludes existing and future national or worldwide
contract and services sold through our retail stores. The assignment of space
for concession is a revocable license, not a tenancy.

         a.AAFES or the Air Force makes no warranty or representation, express
or implied of Services sold by HomeNet Communications Inc are not restricted
from competition on the base and shall have no liability or obligation to
HomeNet Communications Inc. in connection with allowing telephone or Internet or
television providers, to have access to the Residents on the base. Residents may
select a service provider of their choice for their telecommunications services.

         b.HomeNet Communications Inc. will be positioned and marketed within
the AAFES marketing channels as the provider of choice for telephone, data and
video services to all Residents. HomeNet Communications Inc. understands and
agrees that AAFES will continue to market telecommunication services in AAFES
national telecommunication contracts.

         c.If premises furnished by or through AAFES are destroyed either in
whole or in substantial part, so as to significantly hinder or prevent normal
operations by HomeNet Communications Inc., by acts of God (such as, but not
limited to, fire, flood, hurricane, unusually severe weather conditions) or
unusual occurrence, AAFES nor the Air Force will not be responsible to HomeNet
Communications Inc. for repair/restoration of the premises, lost income, sales,
or lost profits, damage to HomeNet Communications Inc. property, employee
salaries, or any consequential costs incurred, or be obligated to relocate
HomeNet Communications Inc.. HomeNet Communications Inc. should consider
obtaining business insurance to cover risks to its property.

         d. During the contract period, the contracting officer may require
HomeNet Communications Inc. to relocate from retail space provided by AAFES to
better meet AAFES needs or those of the base, as determined by the contracting
officer. HomeNet Communications Inc. will be given advance notice. AAFES or the
Air Force will not be liable for lost income, profit and/or salaries associated
with relocating.

7. Facilities/Maintenance: HomeNet Communications Inc. investment for buildings
will only be required in those locations where suitable retail space cannot be
secured. AAFES will maintain AAFES furnished premises (retail sales outlet)
including ordinary running repairs. HomeNet Communications Inc. will be liable
for damage to the premises resulting from acts or omissions of HomeNet
Communications Inc., its employees, or agents. AAFES may inspect the premises at
any time. HomeNet Communications Inc. will keep the premises clean, orderly,
secure, and sanitary. HomeNet Communications Inc. will comply with the
base/exchange fire, safety and security regulations and applicable health and
sanitation and environmental protection regulations.

8. Prohibited Activities: HomeNet Communications Inc. will take no actions
counter to the purpose of this contract or which have the effect of diverting
sales from the base activity to HomeNet Communications Inc. commercial business
activities. Facilities will not be used for performance or support of other
AAFES contracts or commercial business activities.

9. Authorized Customers: HomeNet Communications Inc. will sell service or
merchandise under this contract only to personnel authorized to use AAFES
facilities.

10. Customer Complaints and Claims: HomeNet Communications Inc. will adhere to
AAFES' policy of customer satisfaction guaranteed. All customer complaints and
claims will be resolved at HomeNet Communications Inc. expense. Any disagreement
that cannot be resolved between HomeNet Communications Inc. and the customer
will be decided by the contracting officer, whose decision will be final and not
subject to

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the Disputes clause. If HomeNet Communications Inc. fails to process complaints
and claims timely, AAFES may, in addition to other rights and remedies available
under this contract, settle customer complaints and claims and charge them to
HomeNet Communications Inc.

11. Utilities: AAFES will pay for all utilities, to include heat, power, water,
and sewage service, at AAFES furnished retail sales outlets unless otherwise
provided in the contract. AAFES will not be liable for losses caused by
interruptions of utility service. HomeNet Communications Inc. will pay for
connecting and disconnecting utilities to HomeNet Communications Inc. furnished
equipment.

12. Internal Controls: HomeNet Communications Inc. will keep a complete and
accurate accounting of all transactions including, but not limited to, customer
billing, facility sales, organization sales, etc. Customer billing will be in
accordance with industry standards.

         a. The AAFES contracting officer, or any person designated by the
contracting officer, may conduct inspections to ensure compliance by HomeNet
Communications Inc. with all provisions of this contract. This includes visiting
the HomeNet Communications Inc. computer operations center, or other appropriate
facility, to inspect electronic reporting activities such as record keeping
determining integrity of results reporting. HomeNet Communications Inc. must
agree to provide access to all necessary records, files, personnel, equipment
and other information or resources deemed necessary by AAFES to satisfactorily
complete its review. Reasonable notice will be provided to HomeNet
Communications Inc. in advance of AAFES audit activities.

         b. HomeNet Communications Inc. is liable and will pay AAFES for losses
under this contract detected by surveillance or otherwise discovered or
incurred.

13. Taxes: HomeNet Communications Inc. is responsible for determining the
applicability of and for payment of all federal, state, local or host country
taxes taxes applicable to the property, income, and transactions of HomeNet
Communications Inc. If required by applicable laws and regulations, HomeNet
Communications Inc. will collect and remit sales taxes to the appropriate
authority.

14. Employees: HomeNet Communications Inc. will discontinue the use of any
employee for performance of this contract upon written notice from the
contracting officer that the individual is not (or no longer) acceptable for
performance under this contract.

15. Insurance: HomeNet Communications Inc. will maintain in full force and
effect, during the contract, at least the insurance coverage in the Insurance
Requirement Exhibit. HomeNet Communications Inc. will be liable for damage, loss
or injury to property or persons resulting from acts or omissions of HomeNet
Communications Inc. employees or agents, whether or not covered by required
insurance.

16. Refunds: HomeNet Communications Inc. will be responsible for refunds to
customers for customer dissatisfaction with Service(s) or for any overcharges to
customers. Should HomeNet Communications Inc. refuse or fail to promptly make
any refund of overcharges to a customer, AAFES may make the refund and charge
HomeNet Communications Inc.

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                                    EXHIBIT A
                               GENERAL PROVISIONS
                              Contract for Services
                                  (August 2004)

        1. AUTHORITY TO BIND (JAN 94).
        2. LEGAL STATUS (AUG 92).
        3. PROCUREMENT INTEGRITY (AUG 92).
        4. ORAL REPRESENTATIONS (JAN 94).
        5. MODIFICATIONS AND ADDITIONS (JUN 94).
        6. SUBCONTRACTING (JUN 94).
        7. ASSIGNMENT - SERVICES (DEC 97).
        8. TERMINATION (AUG 04).
        9. PERMITS, LICENSES AND APPLICABLE LAWS (JAN 94).
        10. INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS (MAY 89).
        11. DISPUTES (FEB 95).
        12. NON-WAIVER OF DEFAULTS (MAY 89).
        13. ADVERTISEMENTS (MAY 89).
        14. EXAMINATION OF RECORDS (MAR 94).
        15. CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL AND REPRESENTATIVES (JAN 94).
        16. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (MAR 94).
        17. CONTRACTOR LIABILITY - SERVICES (MAR 94).
        18. DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE (AUG 92).
        19. RESTRICTIONS ON PURCHASES OF FOREIGN GOODS (AUG 95).
        20. YEAR 2000 COMPLIANT (APR 98).
        21. PAYMENT BY ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER (OCT 98).
        22. PRIVACY ACT (APR 1984)

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                               GENERAL PROVISIONS
                              Contract for Services

1. AUTHORITY TO BIND (JAN 94).

                  a.       "Contracting Officer" means a person authorized by
                           the Commander, AAFES to execute and administer
                           contracts, purchase orders, or other agreements on
                           behalf of AAFES. Only contracting officers may waive
                           or change contract terms; impose additional contract
                           requirements; issue cure, show-cause and termination
                           notices; issue claims against contractors, and issue
                           final decisions on contractor claims.

         a. Other AAFES and government officials may be authorized by the
contracting officer to perform actions of an administrative nature, forwarding
requests for contract changes to the contracting officer; collecting contract
payments, and processing routine documents. These officials are not contracting
officers, as defined in a. above.

         b. AAFES has no obligation to recognize or accept waivers or changes to
this contract that result from the actions of officials other than the
contracting officer. Claims based on such actions may be denied. Questions
concerning the authority of other AAFES or government officials should be
referred to the contracting officer.

2. LEGAL STATUS (AUG 92). The Army and Air Force Exchange Service, including its
activities, offices, individual exchanges and overseas exchange systems, is an
integral part of the Departments of the Army and Air Force and is a
nonappropriated fund instrumentality of the United States Government. AAFES
contracts are United States contracts; however, they do not obligate
appropriated funds of the United States except for a judgment or a compromise
settlement in suits brought under the provisions of the Contract Disputes Act
(41 USC 601-613), in which event AAFES will reimburse the United States
Government (31 USC 1304[c]). (Note: AAFES procurement policy is established by
the Department of Defense and the Army and Air Force in DoD Directive 4105.67,
AR 60-10/AFR 147-7, and AR 60-20/AFR 147-14. The Armed Services Procurement Act
and Federal Acquisition Regulation do not apply to AAFES due to its status as a
nonappropriated fund instrumentality).

3. PROCUREMENT INTEGRITY (AUG 92).

         a. By submission of an offer or performance of this contract, HomeNet
Communications Inc. certifies with respect to this AAFES purchase action:

         (1) that no discussion, offer or promise of future employment or
business opportunity has been or will be made to AAFES civilian or military
personnel who participated personally and substantially in the purchase action;

         (2) that no offer, promise or gift of any gratuity, entertainment,
money, or other thing of value has been or will be made to any AAFES civilian or
military personnel or any other employee of the United States Government or
member of their family or household;

         (3) that no information proprietary to other offerors or other
purchasing information (listing of offerors, prices offered, technical
evaluations or rankings, etc.) has been or will be sought, obtained or given to
any person not authorized by the contracting officer, until it would be
available to the public under AAFES procedures.

         (4) that no person or selling agency has been employed or retained to
secure this contract upon an agreement or understanding for a commission,
percentage, brokerage or contingent fee except bona fide employees or bona fide
established commercial selling agencies retained by the or the purpose of
securing business.

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         b. HomeNet Communications Inc. certifies that no gratuities
(entertainment, gifts, money, kickbacks or other things of value) were or will
be solicited or accepted by the HomeNet Communications Inc., or any person
representing HomeNet Communications Inc., from any subcontractor or person
representing the subcontractor, for the purpose of obtaining or rewarding
favorable treatment in connection with this contract or any subcontract under
it.

         c. HomeNet Communications Inc. will report in writing to the Director,
Loss Prevention Division, any possible violation of this clause when HomeNet
Communications Inc. has reasonable grounds to believe a violation may have
occurred. HomeNet Communications Inc. shall cooperate fully with any federal
agency investigation of a possible violation of this clause.

         d. For breach of any of these certifications, AAFES may terminate this
contract for default and/or deduct from amounts due under this or other
contracts, or charge HomeNet Communications Inc. for, the total value of any
contingent fee, gratuity or kickback or other loss to AAFES arising out of the
breach.

4. ORAL REPRESENTATIONS (JAN 94). This contract represents the entire agreement
of the parties. Any changes or amendments thereto may not be recognized by AAFES
unless committed to writing and incorporated by reference into the contract by
the contracting officer.

5. MODIFICATIONS AND ADDITIONS (JUN 94). Except as otherwise specifically
provided in this contract, all changes, modifications, additions or deletions to
this contract must be prepared in writing as formal amendments signed by both
parties and approved in accordance with provisions of applicable regulations.

6. SUBCONTRACTING (JUN 94). HomeNet Communications Inc. shall not subcontract
any part of the work to be performed without the prior written consent of the
contracting officer. Any HomeNet Communications Inc. sub-contractor used in
connection with this contract is the agent of the HomeNet Communications Inc.
and not the agent of AAFES.

7. ASSIGNMENT - SERVICES (DEC 97). The Assignment of Claims Acts, 31 U.S.C. 3727
and 41 U.S.C. 15, are not applicable to amounts due under AAFES contracts.
HomeNet Communications Inc. may not assign its rights or delegate its
obligations under this contract, and AAFES will neither consent to, nor
recognize, any purported assignment. HomeNet Communications Inc. may request
permission from the contracting officer to have contract payments forwarded to a
third party.

8. TERMINATION (JUN 94). Relative to termination of this contract, it is
mutually agreed:

         a. This contract may be terminated in whole or in part by either party
immediately upon written notice to the other party in the event of breach of
this contract by the other party.

         b. This contract may be terminated in whole or in part by either party
for cause upon 120 days notice in writing to the other party.

         c. At the end of the contract term, and should HomeNet Communications
Inc. not win a follow on contract, HomeNet Communications, Inc. shall remove at
their expense all uninstalled equipment.

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         d. Upon or within 120 days after the expiration or termination of this
contract, the HomeNet Communications Inc. shall, at its sole cost, shall leave
any conduits, risers and wiring or cabling located in the ground, walls,
ceilings, floors, risers and conduits in its then "as is" condition and properly
labeled and in conformance with then applicable laws and codes. This contract is
automatically terminated upon the dispatch of written notice to HomeNet
Communications Inc. in the event the exchange is inactivated or the installation
at which the exchange is located is inactivated. If this contract covers
services to be performed at various exchanges or installations and only one or
more of the exchanges or installations are inactivated, then only that portion
of the contract being performed at the inactivated exchange or installation is
terminated.

9. PERMITS, LICENSES AND APPLICABLE LAWS (JAN 94). HomeNet Communications Inc.
warrants that all necessary permits and licenses have been obtained and that the
merchandise, services, supplies, and/or equipment provided under this contract
are in compliance with applicable laws.

10. INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS (MAY 89).

         a. HomeNet Communications Inc. will indemnify, hold harmless and defend
AAFES and all other agencies and Instrumentalities of the United States, their
agents, representatives, employees and customers from any and all suits,
judgments and claims, including those established by or pursuant to court
decisions, to international agreements, or duly promulgated regulations of the
United States Government, and all charges and expenses incident thereto which
arise out of any of the following:

         (1) The alleged or established violation or infringement of any patent,
copyright or trademark rights asserted by any third party with regard to items
or services provided by HomeNet Communications Inc.;

         (2) Loss, damage, or injury alleged or established to have arisen out
of or in connection with items or services provided by HomeNet Communications
Inc., unless such loss, damage, or injury was caused by or resulted solely from
the acts or omissions of AAFES, its agents, representatives, or employees;

         (3) Any loss, damage, or injury alleged or established to have arisen
out of or in connection with any other acts or omissions of HomeNet
Communications Inc..

         b. AAFES will give HomeNet Communications Inc. notice and an
opportunity to defend.

11. DISPUTES (FEB 95).

         a. This contract is subject to the Contract Disputes Act of 1978, as
amended (41 U.S.C. 601-613). Except as provided in the Act, all disputes arising
under or relating to this contract shall be resolved under this clause.

         b. "Claim" as used in this clause means a written demand or written
assertion by one of the contracting parties seeking the payment of money in a
sum certain or other relief arising under or relating to this contract. A
voucher, invoice, or other routine request for payment that is not in dispute
when submitted is not a claim under the Contract Disputes Act.

         c. A claim by HomeNet Communications Inc. shall be made in writing and
submitted to the contracting officer for a written decision. A claim by AAFES
against HomeNet Communications Inc. shall be made by a written decision by the
contracting officer.

         d. For HomeNet Communications Inc. claims exceeding $100,000, HomeNet
Communications Inc. shall submit with the claim a signed certification that:

         (1) The claim is made in good faith;

         (2) Supporting data are accurate and complete to the best of HomeNet
Communications Inc.'s knowledge and belief, and

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         (3) The amount requested accurately reflects the contract adjustment
for which HomeNet Communications Inc. believes AAFES is liable.

         e. The claim must be executed by an individual with authority to bind
HomeNet Communications Inc.

         f. The contracting officer will mail or otherwise furnish a written
decision in response to a HomeNet Communications Inc. claim, within the time
periods specified by law. Such decision will be final and conclusive unless:

         (1) Within 90 calendar days from the date of HomeNet Communications
Inc.'s receipt of the final decision HomeNet Communications Inc. appeals the
decision to the Armed Services Board of Contract appeals (ASBCA), or

         (2) Within 12 months from the date of HomeNet Communications Inc.'s
receipt of the final decision HomeNet Communications Inc. brings an action in
the United States Court of Federal Claims.

         g. Pending final resolution on any request for relief, claim, appeal,
or action arising under or relating to this contract, HomeNet Communications
Inc. will proceed diligently with the performance of this contract and will
comply with the contracting officer's decisions.

         h. Submission of false claims to AAFES is a violation of federal law
and may result in civil and/or criminal penalties. If HomeNet Communications
Inc. cannot support all or part of its claim as a result of fraud or
misrepresentation of fact, then in addition to other remedies or penalties
provided for by law, HomeNet Communications Inc. will pay AAFES an amount equal
to the unsupported part of the claim and all AAFES' costs attributable to
reviewing that part of the claim.

12. NON-WAIVER OF DEFAULTS (MAY 89). Any failure by AAFES at any time, or from
time to time, to enforce or require strict performance of any terms or
conditions of this contract will not constitute waiver thereof and will not
affect or impair such terms and conditions in any way or AAFES' right at any
time to avail itself of such remedies as it may have for breach or breaches of
such terms and conditions.

13. ADVERTISEMENTS (MAY 89). HomeNet Communications Inc. will not represent in
any manner, expressly or by implication, that products purchased under this
contract are approved or endorsed by any element of the United States
Government. Any advertisement, including cents off coupons, by HomeNet
Communications Inc., which refers to AAFES, will contain a statement that the
advertisement was neither paid for nor sponsored, in whole or in part, by AAFES.

14. EXAMINATION OF RECORDS (MAR 94).

         a. This clause is applicable if the amount of this contract exceeds
$10,000 and the contract was entered into by means of negotiation. HomeNet
Communications Inc. agrees that the contracting officer (CO) or CO duly
authorized representative shall have the right to examine and audit the books
and records of HomeNet Communications Inc. directly pertaining to the contract
during the period of the contract and until the expiration of three years after
final payment under the contract.

         b. HomeNet Communications Inc. agrees to include clause "a" in all
subcontracts hereunder which exceed $10,000.

15. HOMENET COMMUNICATIONS INC. PERSONNEL AND REPRESENTATIVES (JAN 94).

         a. HomeNet Communications Inc. will discontinue the use of any
individual for performance of this contract in exchange facilities upon written
notice from the contracting officer that the individual is not (or no

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longer) acceptable for performance under this contract. HomeNet Communications
Inc. will not use any such person to perform other AAFES contracts without the
prior written consent of the applicable contracting officer.

         b. HomeNet Communications Inc. will not employ for performance in
exchange facilities any individual under this contract who has been determined
unacceptable for performance under any other AAFES contract without the prior
written consent of the contracting officer.

         c. HomeNet Communications Inc. personnel will abide by applicable
regulations and directives and conduct themselves so as not to reflect discredit
on AAFES.

         d. HomeNet Communications Inc. will not represent itself to be an agent
or representative of AAFES, or any other agency or instrumentality of the United
States.

16. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (MAR 94).

         a. This clause shall apply to any contract in excess of $100,000, and
indefinite quantity contracts estimated to exceed $100,000 in one year; however,
it shall not apply to use of facilities located outside the United States or to
contracts otherwise exempt in accordance with 40 CFR Part 15.

         b. Unless this contract is exempt, by acceptance of this contract,
HomeNet Communications Inc. (and, where appropriate, sub-contractors)
stipulates:

         (1) that any facility to be utilized in the performance of any
nonexempt contract or subcontract is not listed on the EPA List of Violating
Facilities as of the date of contract award;

         (2) its agreement to comply with all requirements of Section 114 of the
Air Act and Section 308 of the Water Act relating to inspection, monitoring,
entry, reports, and information, as well as all other requirements specified in
sections 114 and 308 of the Air Act and the Water Act, respectively, and all
regulations and guidelines issued thereunder;

         (3) that as a condition of award of contract, HomeNet Communications
Inc. shall promptly notify the contracting officer of the receipt of any
communication from the Director, Office of Federal Activities, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, or delegatee, indicating that a facility to be
utilized for the contract is under consideration to be listed on the EPA List of
Violating Facilities;

         (4) its agreement to include the criteria and requirements in
subparagraphs (1) through (4) in every nonexempt subcontract, and to take such
actions the Government may direct as a means of enforcing such provisions.

17. HOMENET COMMUNICATIONS INC. LIABILITY - SERVICES (MAR 94).

         a. Except as set out specifically elsewhere in the contract, HomeNet
Communications Inc. will be liable for costs to AAFES and/or other agencies of
the United States associated with termination for default as follows: (1)
Incidental damages, including expenses reasonably incurred in connection with
repurchase of the service and any other reasonable expense incident to the
breach. (2) Consequential damages including, but not limited to, lost fees
resulting from lapses in service, unscheduled facility closures, sales declines,
lower fees received on repurchase, and injury to person or property proximately
resulting from any breach of warranty.

         b. HomeNet Communications Inc. will not be liable for incidental or
consequential damages if the failure to perform arises out of causes beyond the
control and without the fault or negligence of HomeNet Communications Inc.. Such
causes may include, but are not restricted to, acts of God or of the public
enemy,

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acts of the government in either its sovereign or contractual capacity, fires,
floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, strikes, freight embargoes, and
unusually severe weather; but in every case the failure to perform must be
beyond the control and without the fault or negligence of HomeNet Communications
Inc. In such case HomeNet Communications Inc. must provide prompt written notice
to the contracting officer; the contracting officer, at his option may accept
late, partial or substituted performance, or may terminate the contract in whole
or in part effective immediately upon receipt of written notice by HomeNet
Communications Inc..

18. DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE (AUG 92). HomeNet Communications Inc. agrees to make a
good faith effort to establish and maintain a drug-free workplace in connection
with the performance of this contract. Consistent with the size and organization
of its work force, HomeNet Communications Inc. may wish to consider taking the
following or other appropriate actions in establishing a drug-free workplace:
publicizing a drug-free workplace policy, initiating an employee drug awareness
program or encouraging participation in existing community/installation programs
and informing employees of the general availability of drug counseling programs.

19. RESTRICTIONS ON PURCHASES OF FOREIGN GOODS (AUG 95).

         a. HomeNet Communications Inc. will not acquire for use in the
performance of this contract any merchandise, equipment, supplies or services
originating from, processed in, or transported from or through, the countries
prohibited from commerce by the United States Government. A current list of
prohibited countries is available from the contracting officer. This restriction
shall include merchandise, equipment, supplies or services from any other
country that is restricted by law, regulation or executive order at any time
during performance of the contract.

         b. HomeNet Communications Inc. agrees to insert the provisions of this
clause, including this paragraph, in its subcontracts.

20. YEAR 2000 COMPLIANT (APR 98).

                  b.       All computer hardware, software, and firmware
                           products used in the performance of this contract,
                           individually or in combination, must be Year-2000
                           Compliant. Year-2000 Compliant means that the
                           information technology used will accurately process
                           date and date- related data (including, but is not
                           limited to, calculating, comparing, and sequencing)
                           from, into, and between the twentieth and
                           twenty-first century, the years 1999, 2000 and 2001,
                           and all leap year calculations.

                  c.       Failure to perform this contract due to the use of
                           information technology that is not Year- 2000
                           Compliant will not be considered to be beyond the
                           control and without the fault or negligence of the
                           HomeNet Communications Inc.. In the event of problems
                           in recognition, calculation, indication of a century,
                           the HomeNet Communications Inc. will promptly make
                           all adjustments necessary, at no cost to AAFES, to
                           ensure that their systems are Year-2000 Compliant.

21. PAYMENT BY ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER (OCT 98). The following will apply for
all payments made by AAFES to HomeNet Communications Inc. under the terms of
this contract.

         a. Method of payment.

         (1) All payments by AAFES under this contract shall be made by
electronic funds transfer (EFT). The term "EFT" refers to the funds transfer and
may also include the payment information transfer.

         (2) If AAFES is unable to release payment by EFT, HomeNet
Communications Inc. agrees to either (I) accept payment by check or some other
mutually agreeable method of payment, or (ii) request AAFES to extend the
payment due date until such time as AAFES can make payment by EFT.

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         b. AAFES shall make payment to HomeNet Communications Inc. using the
EFT information provided by HomeNet Communications Inc. In the event that the
EFT information changes, the HomeNet Communications Inc. shall be responsible
for providing the updated information to AAFES, not less than thirty days prior
to the effective date.

         c. If HomeNet Communications Inc.'s EFT information in the AAFES
database is incorrect AAFES need not make payment to HomeNet Communications Inc.
under this contract until correct EFT information is entered into the AAFES
database; and any invoice shall be deemed not to be a proper invoice for the
purpose of prompt payment under this contract.

         d. If HomeNet Communications Inc. has identified multiple payment
receiving points in the AAFES database, and HomeNet Communications Inc. has not
notified AAFES of the payment receiving point applicable to this contract, AAFES
shall make payment to the first payment receiving point listed in the AAFES
database.

         e. The payment or disbursing office shall forward to HomeNet
Communications Inc. available payment information. AAFES shall send the payment
information to the remittance address contained in the AAFES database.

22. Privacy Act (APR 1984)

(a) HomeNet Communications Inc. agrees to

         (1) Comply with the Privacy Act of 1974 (the Act) and Department of
         Defense rules and regulations issued under the Act in the design,
         development, or operation of any system of records on individuals to
         accomplish an agency function when the contract specifically identifies
         --

                  (i) The systems of records; and

                  (ii) The design, development, or operation work that the
                  HomeNet Communications Inc. is to perform;

         (2) Include the Privacy Act notification contained in this contract in
         every solicitation and resulting subcontract and in every subcontract
         awarded without a solicitation, when the work statement in the proposed
         subcontract requires the redesign, development, or operation of a
         system of records on individuals that is subject to the Act; and

         (3) Include this clause, including this subparagraph (3), in all
         subcontracts awarded under this contract, which requires the design,
         development, or operation of such a system of records.

(b) In the event of violations of the Act, a civil action may be brought against
AAFES when the violation concerns the design, development, or operation of a
system of records on individuals to accomplish an AAFES function, and criminal
penalties may be imposed upon the officers or employees of AAFES when the
violation concerns the operation of a system of records on individuals to
accomplish an AAFES function. For purposes of the Act, when the contract is for
the operation of a system of records on individuals to accomplish an AAFES
function, HomeNet Communications Inc. is considered to be an employee of AAFES

(c) (1) "Operation of a system of records," as used in this clause, means
performance of any of the activities associated with maintaining the system of
records, including the collection, use, and dissemination of records.

         (2) "Record," as used in this clause, means any item, collection, or
         grouping of information about an individual that is maintained by an
         agency, including, but not limited to, education, financial
         transactions, medical history, and criminal or employment history and
         that contains the person's name, or the identifying number, symbol, or
         other identifying particular assigned to the individual, such as a
         fingerprint or voiceprint or a photograph.

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         (3) "System of records on individuals," as used in this clause, means a
         group of any records under the control of any agency from which
         information is retrieved by the name of the individual or by some
         identifying number, symbol, or other identifying particular assigned to
         the individual.

(d) The system or systems of records identified for this contract is/are:
The system of records refers to information collected, compiled, and/or utilized
to build a customer database for potential and/or current/follow-on services.
Instruments used to collect information in written or electronic formats
include, but are not limited to, application for services, verification of
credit rating, customer inquiries/comments, data for invoicing current
customers, change of address notifications, information used for marketing
purposes, etc.

(e) Subcontracting/outsourcing customer data outside CONUS is not acceptable for
DoD Operational Security (OPSEC) purposes.

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                                 EXHIBIT B LABOR
                                   PROVISIONS

1. Equal Employment Opportunity/Employment of the Handicapped; During the
performance of this contract, HomeNet Communications Inc. agrees insofar as
allowed by the laws of the country in which the contract is being performed, to
the following:

         a. HomeNet Communications Inc. will not discriminate against any
employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex,
national origin, age, marital status, or physical or mental handicap of an
otherwise qualified person. HomeNet Communications Inc. will take affirmative
action to ensure that applicants are employed, and that employees are treated
equally during employment without regard to their race, color, religion, sex,
national origin, age, marital status, or physical or mental handicap of an
otherwise qualified person. Such action shall include but not be limited to the
following: employment, upgrading, demotion, transfer, recruitment or recruitment
advertising, layoff or termination, rates of pay, or other forms of
compensation, selection for training, including apprenticeship. HomeNet
Communications Inc. agrees to post in conspicuous places available to employees
and applicants for employment, notices to be provided by the contracting officer
setting forth the provisions of this non-discrimination clause.

         b. HomeNet Communications Inc. will, in solicitation or advertisements
for employees placed by or on behalf of the contractor, state that all qualified
applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race,
color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, or physical or
mental handicap of an otherwise qualified person.

         c. HomeNet Communications Inc. will send to each labor union or
representative of workers with whom he has a collective bargaining agreement or
other contract of understanding a notice to be provided by the agency
contracting officer, advising the labor union worker's representative of the
contractor's commitments under this Equal Employment Opportunity/ Employment of
the Handicapped Clause, and shall post copies of the notice in conspicuous
places available to employees and applicants for employment.

         d. HomeNet Communications Inc. will furnish all information and permit
access to his books, records, and accounts by the contracting agency for the
purpose of investigation to ascertain compliance with the Equal Employment
Opportunity/Employment of the Handicapped Clause.

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                                     EXHIBIT
                                      C Fee
                                    Schedule

1. HomeNet Communications Inc. will pay AAFES the fee percentages identified in
Exhibit F, Terms & Deliverables for the entire term of the contract. Fee will be
computed on the total combined gross revenues billed to customers each month for
all services and locations covered under this contract.

2. Items exempt from Fee:

      (1) Refunds and credits to customer
      (2) Directory assistance charges that are "pass through"
      (3) Promotions as approved by the contracting officer
      (4) Government Imposed Fees
      (5) Administrative Charges (i.e. late payment penalty, returned check fee)

3.Fee Payment & Settlement Reports:

         a. The reporting period will be by calendar month. Settlement reports
and fee payments are due at HQ AAFES on the 25th day of the month following the
month of performance. Payments due on Saturday, Sunday or federal holidays will
be due the next workday.

         b. If fee payments to AAFES are not made by the due date, HomeNet
Communications Inc. will pay AAFES interest calculated in accordance with the
semiannual interest rate determination by the Secretary of the Treasury under
authority of the Renegotiation Act for each day the payment is late. This charge
will be in addition to other remedies provided by the contract.

         c. Monthly reports should contain at a minimum, the data requested in
Exhibit C - Attachment 1.

         d. Settlement reports must be electronically transferred to the below
e-mail address on the 25th day of the month following the month of performance.
An additional copy of the settlement report should be provided to the Services
Business Manager at each exchange.

         phonefHes@aafes.com
         faircloth@aafes.com

If electronic copies are not possible due to Internet inoperability, fax or mail
the settlement reports to:

                                HQ AAFES
                                ATTN: FA-C/AR
                                P.O. BOX 660202
                                Dallas, Texas 75266-0202

         e. Fee payments must be electronically transferred to:

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                                Wachovia Bank of Georgia
                                Atlanta, GA
                                ABA: 061000010
                                FCT: Army and Air Force Exchange Service
                                ACCT: 15-011-847

         f. HomeNet Communications Inc. will be required to furnish management
reports as described in Exhibit F, paragraph 14, Fee to AAFES, showing the
aggregate number of lines, minutes of use, number of calls, number of Internet
customers, number of television service customers, and HomeNet Communications
Inc.'s sales and the fee to AAFES for each service.

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                                    Exhibit D
                                    Insurance

1. HomeNet Communications Inc. agrees to purchase and maintain at its expense an
insurance company or companies acceptable to AAFES the insurance coverage listed
herein for the period of this contract, and furnish a certificate of insurance
evidencing such insurance to be in effect, no later than ten days after award of
contract (and indicating on the certificate of insurance that, in the event of
modification, cancellation or nonrenewal, AAFES will be given 30 days prior
notice). All liability insurance contracts shall name the United States and
AAFES as additional and several insured with respect to claims, demands and
expenses arising out of or in connection with any loss, damage or injury
resulting from acts or omissions of contractor, its agents, representatives or
employees. The certificate of insurance must show the United States and AAFES as
additional insured for all liability coverage shown below. This insurance policy
will be written on an "occurrence" basis and will include contractual liability.
A policy written on a "claims made" basis is not acceptable.

         (1) Commercial General Liability Insurance with minimum limits as
follows:

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Any one occurrence, Bodily Injury and Property Damage Combined   $1,000,000
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Property & Completed Operations, Per Occurrence                  $1,000,000
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General Aggregate Limit, Per Project                             $2,000,000
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HomeNet Communications Inc. Protective Liability Insurance in the limits
specified in subparagraph "(1)" above.

         (2) Builder's Risk Insurance covering loss or damage from the hazard of
fire and from the risks included within Extended Coverage Endorsement. HomeNet
Communications Inc. shall increase the amount of such insurance at periodic
intervals so that 100% coverage of the value of materials delivered and labor
performed shall be maintained; and certificate of insurance furnished AAFES
shall be amended periodically to show such revision.

         a. HomeNet Communications Inc. also agrees to purchase from sources
referred to in clause "a" above the following insurance coverage with limits
complying with state or military installation requirements, whichever is
greater, where the contract is performed:

         (1) Worker's Compensation Employer's Liability Insurance.

         (2) Automobile Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability for vehicles
operated in performance of this contract by HomeNet Communications Inc.'s agents
or employees on the military installation, whether or not owned by the
contractor.

         b.HomeNet Communications Inc. agrees to require that all subcontractors
will purchase and maintain, at their expense in insurance company or companies
acceptable to AAFES, the following insurance and furnish AAFES with certificates
of insurance, evidencing that required coverage is in effect, no later than 10
days after award of contract and that not less than 30 days prior written notice
will be given AAFES in the event of modification, cancellation, or nonrenewal.

         (1) Worker's Compensation and Employer's Liability Insurance with
minimum limits specified in subparagraph "b" above.

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         (2) Commercial General Liability Insurance with minimum limits
specified in subparagraph "a (1)" above. This insurance policy will be written
on an "occurrence" basis. A policy written on a "claims made" basis is not
acceptable.

Automobile Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability Insurance as specified in
subparagraph "b (2)" above.

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                                    EXHIBIT E
                     Performance & Equipment Specifications

1. HomeNet Communications Inc. will be responsible to install, own, upgrade and
maintain their System and the Facilities necessary for the provision of all
Services covered under this contract. HomeNet Communications Inc. will be
responsible for providing all services required by this solicitation including
sales to the customer, service activation and installation, equipment
maintenance and customer service, billing, collections, and management
information reports. All items required for each type of service must be
furnished at each facility where the services are offered.

2. HomeNet Communications Inc. will be required to furnish the following
services in connection with this contract:

         a. Provision of literature to each Resident customer explaining detail
 how each service works, the rates and charges, billing and payment schedules.

         b. Collection services to permit payment by Residents by check, cash,
or credit card.

         c.Responsible for all fraudulent, uncollectible and unbillable
transactions. AAFES will bear no responsibility for fraudulent, uncollectible or
unbillable Services. Resident will be responsible to pay administrative charges
if payment is not received within the required due date. Late fee charges cannot
exceed those fee's charged in the local market.

         d.Provide all sales materials, including displays, brochures, etc, to
market services to the Residents. The Resident will be notified that their
agreement is with the contractor and not AAFES and that resolution of disputes
should be with the contractor. Special emphasis will be placed on the term of
the contract, the price, features and terms of the service.

         e.Coordinating program policies with AAFES that impact customer
accounts, prior to implementing new policies.

         f.Establishing a single point-of-contact for program management with
Headquarters AAFES in Dallas, Texas.

         g. Obtaining permission for right-of-way and to gain required permits
and licenses to perform the installation, provide the Services, and maintain the
technology platform over the term of the contract.

         h. Upgrading or enhancing the technology and delivery platform to
accommodate new and emerging features and services over the term of the contract
as these services become available in each local market as mutually agreed upon
the contracting officer and HomeNet Communications Inc.

         i. Billing and collection for all products and services sold. Bill
payment may be mailed or accepted at the on-base sales location. Financial
arrangements for services offered is a matter solely between HomeNet
Communications Inc. and the customer.

         j. Ensure that AAFES is indemnified from any financial or legal
exposure that may result from any fraudulent calls that may be originated or
terminated from equipment or services provided under this contract.

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         k. Reimbursement to Air Force for any construction damage that is
associated with the installation of the services.

         1. Provide complete drawings of all installed property, according to
the industry standard, showing the locations of all facilities to each base.

         m. Provision of service where service currently does not exist in new
buildings.

         n. All customer agreements for voice, video and data services shall
give the customer the right to terminate service at any time without penalty and
charge to the customer.

         o. Establishing a program that allows suspension of service during
periods of involuntary temporary duty for periods of 30 days or more.

         p. Configure satellite dishes to minimize the number required. (E.g.
one dish for multiple family or dormitory buildings or one dish to cover
multiple or single family dwellings.)

         q. Install Automated Voice Response system that is available 24 hours a
day, 7 days a week and accessible from all locations via a toll free number

         r. Provide an automated electronic billing system for all services
offered under this contract. System software must be able generate a subscriber
sales report (computer print-out).

         s. Maintenance services 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Any
routine out of service calls must be cleared/repaired within the time specified
below. Additionally, HomeNet Communications Inc. is responsible for maintenance
and repair of all inside and outside wiring for all homes where Services are
provided. Service requests taken on major holidays will be cleared the next
business day.

         (1) Any out of service request affecting one resident will be restored
within 2 business days.

         (2) Any out of service request affecting more than one resident will be
restored within 1 business day.

         (3) Major failures affecting more than 10 rooms will be restored within
4 hours.

         (4) Failure to repair and/or restore service within the timelines
specified above will result in each affected Resident receiving a credit to
their monthly bill of 150% of the outage time period for each Service.

         t. Provide a telephone directory to all residents on the base.

3. AAFES agrees to:

         a. Establish a single point-of-contact (POC) at its headquarters in
Dallas, Texas.

         b. Establish a single point-of-contact (POC) at each location where
AAFES for monitoring these programs and assisting in the local marketing
efforts.

         c. At HomeNet Communications Inc. option and expense, under conditions
mutually agreed to by the parties, cooperate in an effort to provide HomeNet
Communications Inc. information from AAFES check and credit verification files
for the sole purpose of HomeNet Communications Inc. reference in considering
acceptance of any service agreement and/or purchase.

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         d. AAFES will make available marketing channels including direct mail,
tabloid, in-store marketing and AAFES radio at HomeNet Communications Inc. Use
of these marketing channels is optional. AAFES will assist with the distribution
promotional materials within its stores or other marketing channels.

4. Billing Equipment:

         a. Billing equipment must be provided by HomeNet Communications Inc. at
its expense to enable the detailed billing of charges to each individual housing
Residence. Residents may select an individual bill for each of the Services or a
multiple billing option..

   b. Statements produced by HomeNet Communicaitons Inc. billing equipment must
 furnish the following details to each customer. If VoiP is offered, the below
 details are not required for unlimited calling plans.

         (1) Account number.

         (2) Called number.

         (3) Time of day.

         (4) Place called.

         (5) Date.

         (6) Duration of call.

         (7) Cover sheet which shows monthly service fees, toll charges,
enhanced service charges for all services offered to each Resident and any
applicable taxes.

5. Construction: HomeNet Communications Inc. shall construct, install, own, a
fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) IP infrastructure network and maintain the System and
the Facilities necessary for the provision of all Services to the Residents.
Prior to the commencement of any construction and/or installation work, HomeNet
Communications Inc. shall prepare and deliver to the Air Force, the proposed
design and technical specifications for approval. HomeNet Communications Inc.
will design the specifications in accordance with the Air Force requirements. No
work shall commence until the Air Force has approved the plans. In no event
shall the Air Force approval of the plans be deemed a representation that the
plans comply with applicable laws, rules or regulations, such responsibility
remaining with HomeNet Communication Inc. HomeNet Communication Inc. shall at
its sole cost and expense:

         a. perform all such construction in a safe, good and workmanlike
manner;

         c. perform all such construction and work in such a way as to avoid, to
the fullest extent possible using all commercially reasonably efforts,
interference with (1) the provision of any other telecommunications or other
services at the Premises by other providers authorized to provide services; and
(2) Resident's use and enjoyment of the Premises;

         d. obtain, prior to the commencement of any construction and work, all
necessary federal, state, city, host nation, and base permits, licenses and
approvals;

         e. complete all work with dispatch, in compliance with all municipal,
federal, state, local and host laws and regulations and rules and regulations of
the base and without any mechanics or other liens (and the contractor shall bond
or otherwise discharge any such liens within ten (10) days after the contractor
receives notice of the lien);

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         e. represent that the installation of the HomeNet Communication Inc.
System shall be in compliance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations
and;

         f. use licensed and insured contractors that have been approved by
AAFES and the Developer, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or
delayed.

         g. On request, HomeNet Communications Inc.will provide a detailed
report listing all service calls for the time period specified.

6. Construction and Maintenance Costs. All costs of construction, installation,
upgrades and maintenance of HomeNet Communications Inc. System and the
Facilities on the Premises shall be paid by HomeNet Communications Inc. to
deliver the required Services.

7. Conduit Space and Inside Wiring:

         (a) HomeNet Communications Inc is required to install the conduit to
deliver the required Services to all residents. Ownership of the Conduits shall
at all times remain with HomeNet Communications Inc. during the term hereof, and
is responsible to maintain, replace or repair the Conduits or provide access to
alternate conduits at any time.

         (1) HomeNet Communication Inc. will install above ground pedestals and
pull boxes as well as any related equipment to provide the Services to the
Residents.

         (2) HomeNet Communication Inc. will have rights to existing poles to
run the fiberoptic cable. In the event the electrical systems are placed
underground, HomeNet Communications Inc. will be required to place all
communication systems underground.

         (b) HomeNet Communications Inc. shall, at its own cost and expense,
install wire inside each of the single and family Residents in accordance with
the "Inside Wiring Specifications" approved by the Air Force. HomeNet
Communications Inc. certifies that the Inside Wiring Specifications are
compatible with the voice, high-speed data, and television services provided by
the technology.

8. Ownership of contractors System and Facilities. HomeNet Communication Inc.
shall construct, install, own, control, upgrade, and maintain HomeNet
Communications Inc. Systems and the Facilities.

9. Additional requirements: At all times during the term of this contract,
including during any installation, construction, alteration, repair or
maintenance:

         (a) HomeNet Communications Inc. shall promptly and adequately repair
any damage to the Premises caused by HomeNet Communications Inc. and its agents
and contractors by restoring the damaged area(s) to the preexisting conditions;

         (b) HomeNet Communications Inc. shall keep detailed records of the
location and description of all Facilities/Systems, label all new System wiring
and Facilities and shall provide the Air Force with such other related
information as requested. HomeNet Communication Inc. shall not during any work
or otherwise, block access to or in any way obstruct, interfere with or hinder
the operation or use of the streets, sidewalks, entrances, garages, parking
areas or other common areas or Resident space. All new construction shall be
separate from the Air Forces infrastructure as much as practically possible.

         (c) HomeNet Communication Inc. shall provide all necessary maintenance
services for its System and Facilities, and keep the System and Facilities in
good working order, repair and condition throughout the term of this contract.

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         (d) HomeNet Communication Inc. shall be responsible for all electrical
services and electricity as necessary to operate its System and Facilities
(electricity will be furnished at no cost to Homenet Communications Inc),
however, Homenet needs to ensure backup power service is available. Homenet
Communication Inc. is responsible to provide such alternate cable routing and
redundant switching capability and responsible for all necessary ventilation or
air-conditioning of its equipment. AAFES makes no representation that the
utilities are adequate for the Homenet Communication Inc. System and Facilities

         (e) HomeNet Communication Inc. shall not install or introduce any
hazardous substance or material into the Premises in violation of applicable
environmental laws. In the event that any hazardous materials are installed or
brought into the Premise by or on behalf of HomeNet Communication Inc., then, at
its own cost, cause the removal of same and shall indemnify and hold AAFES and
the base harmless from any claim, loss, cost, damage or expense resulting from
such hazardous materials installed or brought into the Premises by or on behalf
of HomeNet Communication Inc.

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                                    Exhibit F
                             Terms and Deliverables

1. Kunsan AB, Korea (February 2005, Attachment 1)

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                                  ATTACHMENT 1
                              TERMS & DELIVERABLES
                  ARMY & AIR FORCE INSTALLATIONS/BASES, HAWAII
                               TELECOMMUNICATIONS

1. Contract Period: The contract period will become effective upon the execution
of this contract by the contracting officer and shall remain in effect for 15
years with five, one-year options for a maximum contract period of 20 years.
Following the initial contract period, AAFES may extend the contract period by
mutual agreement between AAFES, the Air Force and HomeNet Communication Inc. No
representation that this contract will be extended beyond its original period is
binding on AAFES unless sooner terminated according to the Exhibit A, General
Provisions, "Termination" (para.8). Annual performance reviews will be conducted
to discuss contract objectives.

2. Sales or Unit Potential/Market Penetration Potential: It is estimated that
gross sales will average approximately $150,000 per month for all single and
family housing Residents. Contractor expressly acknowledges that AAFES makes no
guarantee, express or implied concerning the sales estimates contained in this
contract. The contractor releases AAFES from any and all liability based on the
sales estimates, to include claims from subcontractors.

3. Technology: The services, as more particularly described herein, shall be
delivered by HomeNet Communication Inc. to all Residents. HomeNet Communication
Inc. shall design, build and maintain at its sole cost and expense, an IP
integrated network fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network solution for the purpose of
delivering voice, video data services and other emerging technologies.

HomeNet will perform a site survey and consequently a design for how to provide
the new high-speed connectivity to all of the residential facilities. This will
include Fiber-Optic Cabling, Free Space-Optics, and Inside Plant Category 5E
cabling to support the services. The technology will be dictated by technical
requirement, physical attributes, and finally economy.

Where technically and economically feasible, HomeNet intends to utilize Free
Space Optic technology to interconnect high occupancy facilities or areas that
are hard to reach with Fiber Optic Cabling (i.e. across runways). Free Space
Optics is a wireless communications equipment technology that utilizes modulated
light (light pulses) as the communication medium through the air. Superficially,
it is identical to normal fiber optic data transmission equipment, minus the
fiber. FSO is used for point-to-point connectivity utilizing a pair of
transceivers aligned towards each other, where the transceiver pair forms a
link.

HomeNet Communication Inc. is required to submit the proof of
concept/demonstration within 45 days of contract award based on the requirements
set forth below. If the proof of concept is accepted by the Air Force, the
contracting officer will notify HomeNet Communication Inc to bring the
implementation to construct, install and implement the FTTH solution within 5
months.

4. Services: At a minimum, the required Services and Features are:

         a. Video Service: State of the art bundled video services will be
provided to include basic channels, standard, premium channels, digital premium
services, and video on demand, and high definition entertainment. Two channels
will be dedicated for the sole use of the Air Force for the purpose of community
announcements and information.

         1. The video service (U.S. content combined with AFN local
            programming):

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         2. 30-40 Channels of legacy analog CATV.
         3. 100+ Channels of IP Video (CATV services delivered via IP packets).
         4. Digital DVD quality video
         5. Dolby Digital (AC3) surround sound
         6. Full functionality (play, pause, FF, etc.)
         7. Video on Demand (DVD quality, 100 streams) via IP, VCR functionality
            7. Subsciption VOD (Starz, Cinemax, HBO, Showtime).
         8. DMX type digital music.
         9. Ability to integrate locally produced content and local events.
         10. Custom program guide (Welcome to Kunsan AB, etc).
         11. Interactive program guide
         12. Emergency pop-up notification to all users by base.
         13. Ability to edit programming
         14. Ability to access library of over 600,000 MP3's

         b. High Speed Internet: Data services will include the standard suite
of services currently available to customers at no additional fee. Data services
must meet or exceed the speed and performance levels offered in the local
market.

          1. Unlimited, always-on Internet, 3Mb/s symmetrical.
          2. 100 Mb/s local transfer rate and guaranteed transfer rates.
          3. Video conferencing capabilities.
          4. HomeNet-USA provided email accounts.
          5. High speed interactive gaming.
          6. Local website hosting capabilities.
          7. Access to on-line degree/distance learning.
          8. Virus detection and quarantine.
          9. Intrusion protection systems.
         10. Ability to offer wireless hotspots and connectivity to support
             customer requirements.
         11. Parental controls

         c. Voice Services: HomeNet Communication Inc. will install and maintain
a full feature telephony service to all residents. Each phone line will be
available on a 24-hour basis for lifeline services (911 service) and VOIP will
provide CLASS Calling Features identified below. Residents will have the option
to select a local or country calling plan or unlimited local and long distance
calling plan.

          1. Unlimited U.S./Canada calling.
          2. Flat-rate international calling available in some markets.
          3. Standard U.S. telephone number
          4. Local dial tone (at no charge) and long distance service.
          5. Integrated voice mail with Television.
          6. User administration of services via the web.
             11. Telephony T-l, PRI, etc.
             12. Capability to extend unlimited US/Canada calling to family and
                 friends in the U.S.
          9. Capability to ring all phones (or by building, squadron etc.) at
             once with recorded message (Recall).
         10. Secure telephone Virtual Private Network to protect the
            conversations across the Internet.
         11. Calling features such as call forwarding, speed dial, last call
             return, call waiting with long distance alert, call waiting VIP,
             remote administration and voice mail.
         12. HomeNet-USA Soft Phone: is a premium SIP-based User Agent with all
             the features and functionality of a small business phone system.
             Open standards-based design allows for maximum network
             interoperation and integration. Advanced controls allow for
             low-level adjustments and personalization of the SIP Soft phone for
             each Kunsan AB user. The quick configure option allows for

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instant sign-up. Conferencing provides business capabilities to Kunsan AB
operators by combining up to seven PSTN & IP connections simultaneously.

    HomeNet-USA Soft phone Features:

        o    Acoustic Echo Cancellation
        o    Message Waiting Indicator
        o    Touch-tones [DTMF]
        o    6 Lines
        o    Line Hold
        o    Line Transfer
        o    Do Not Disturb
        o    Inbound Call 'Ignore'
        o    Inbound Call 'Go to Voicemail'
        o    Call Forwarding URI/URL
        o    Voicemail URL
        o    10 Party Conferencing [IP & PSTN]
        o    Auto-conference
        o    Dial/ Redial/Hang-up
        o    Auto-answer
        o    Dynamic CODEC Selection
        o    Caller ID [SIP ID]
        o    Call Timer
        o    Silence Threshold
        o    Backspace/Clear/Delete
        o    Mute
        o    Microphone & Speakers Levels
        o    Microphone & Speakers Meters
        o    Last Caller-ID
        o    Recent Calls Dialed
        o    Recent Calls Received
        o    Sound Device Selection
        o    Direct IP to IP Calling
        o    New Familiar-looking Menu
        o    Phonebook [Import/Export CSV]
        o    Speed Dial

    HomeNet-USA Soft Phone Benefits

        o    Travels with you wherever you go
        o    Easy to install, intuitive user interface & Menu Easy to navigate
             and configure

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            o  G.711, G.729a, SPX , iLBC, GSM codecs included [G.729a for X-PRO
               Mac OS X and Pocket PC is available with a minimum order of
               20,000 units.]
            o  NAT/Firewall support
            o  Specify NAT IP to be written in SIP messages
            o  Supports Windows 98se/NT4/ME/2000/XP/Pocket PC
            o  Supports Mac OS X
            o  7 party [PSTN + IP] Tele-Conferencing reduces costs for any
               business
            o  Multiple Network support reduces technical fuss and expense

         HomeNet SoftPhone is an add-on service. You need to have a HomeNet plan
         to get HomeNet SoftPhone. Whether customers travel across the globe or
         just into the next room, carrying on a conversation doesn't have to
         mean carrying extra equipment. HomeNet SoftPhone is a screen-based
         interface that works just like a customers telephone keypad. Customers
         can make a call, receive a call, and pick up voicemails too. Soft Phone
         also includes Caller ID with Name, Call Forwarding, and more. HomeNet
         SoftPhone usage is a mobile activity. 911 Dialing is not possible from
         a customers HomeNet SoftPhone.

         d. Mass notification capabilities including:

            1. Pop up alerts on TV's by organization, building, or individual.
            2. Ticker tape capabilities with local base administration.
            3. Integration of data from local or distant web based information.
            4. Ability to consecutively ring all phones with recorded messages.

5. HomeNet Communication Inc. will design, build and maintain, a virtual
customer service site to facilitate ordering and scheduling of all Services
offered. The design and operation of this site will be mutually agreed upon by
HomeNet Communication Inc. and AAFES.

6. Oil-site Office: HomeNet Communication Inc will be required to have an
on-site sales office. The location and hours of operation will mutually agreed
upon between HomeNet Communications Inc. and AAFES.

7. Contingency Network Failover Configuration: HomeNet will provide a
contingency plan of operations to Kunsan AB by utilizing the network
infrastructure deployed for residential voice, video and data services.
Interconnectivity between the two autonomous systems will be accomplished
between HomeNet external routers and Kunsan AB firewalls. Separate firewall
interfaces will provide the capability to deploy specific filtering rules and
stateful inspection to traffic that traverses the two separate network entities.
Kunsan AB and HomeNet will exchange routing information using the defacto
standard Inter-Autonomous System routing protocol, BGPv4. To ensure that return
traffic is routed symmetrically, BGP attribute manipulation will be utilized to
strip the base AS number and inject the HomeNet AS number. BGP relationships and
filtering will need to be coordinated between HomeNet and DISA to ensure
successful bidirectional IP forwarding is achieved. If encryption is required, a
FIPS 140-2 compliant algorithm will be used between HomeNet and Kunsan AB.

8. Prices: HomeNet Communication Inc. will offer bundled and unbundled pricing
options offering Resident's a savings when selecting two or more Services.
Pricing must remain competitive within the local market and any price changes
must be coordinated and approved by the contracting officer.

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         a.Market surveys will be conducted as the market dictates or as
requested by the Contracting Officer or its representative(s). Market surveys
will reflect regular non-promotional prices and/or service features from other
providers. Market surveys will be conducted by reviewing local providers for
like services offered in the local area. Like services are defined as local,
long distance, high speed Internet and video services and other emerging
technologies as amended to this contract. Pricing and/or service feature
discrepancies will be elevated to HomeNet Communication Inc. who in turn will
notify the contracting officer of steps to be taken to bring pricing and/or
service features in line with the market survey findings.

         b.No fees or deposits will be charged with the exception of a
reconnection fee for non-payment of Services(s) and administrative charges such
as late payment fees and return check fees. Customary fees and charges will be
waived for those Residents that are deployed or TDY for more than 60 days.

         c.Payment of Services by the Residents to HomeNet Communication Inc.
can be made by a credit card, automatic bank debit, checks and cash. Residents
can either submit payments online, through the on-site retail office or by mail.

Bundled Plans

         HomeNet Triple Play (High Speed Internet / Digital TV / Telephone)

         Option 1 - $109.99
         1.5 Mbps Internet, Digital TV with 55 channels, Telephone with
         unlimited US & Canada

         Option 2--$114.99
         5 Mbps Internet, Digital TV with 80+ channels, Telephone with unlimited
         US & Canada

         Option 3 --$139.99
         10 Mbps Internet, Digital TV with 80+ channels+ HBO, Telephone with
         unlimited local, US/ Canada calling

         HomeNet Double Play (High Speed Internet / Telephone)

         Option 1 - $74.99
         1.5 Mbps Internet, Telephone with unlimited calling to US & Canada

         Option 2 -- $81.99
         5 Mbps Internet, Telephone with unlimited calling to US and Canada

         HomeNet Double Play (High Speed Internet / Digital TV)

         Option 1 - $69.99
         1.5 Mbps Internet, 55 channels digital TV

Unbundled Plans

         Ultra High Speed Internet Features:

         Five HomeNet email accounts (HomeNet-USA.com domain) Symmetrical data
         speeds (data upload and download speeds are the same) Parental Controls

         1.5 Mbps Service: $39.99 3 Mbps Service: $49.99 5 Mbps Service: $69.99

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Digital TV

         Features

         Over 80 pure digital programming channels available Online program
         guide & parental controls Local Channels/AFN included Video on Demand
         (VOD) and Premium Movie packages available

         Basic (80+ channels) $49.99

         US Based HBO The Works $14.99, (On-Demand) US Based
         Show Time Unlimited $13.99, (On-Demand) US Based Star
         Encore Super Pak $11.99 (On-Demand) US Based Cinemax
         $11.99 (On-Demand)

         HomeNet Family Package (HBO Family, Starz Family, Starz Kids, ShowTime
         Family) $39.99 (On-Demand)

         New Release Video on-Demand $3.99 per movie

         Additional Set Top Boxes
         One set top box for video comes with each subscription, each additional
         set top box (Needed for additional televisions) $3.00/month

Voice:

Unlimited local calling that includes U.S. and Canada, service includes caller
ID, call waiting, and voice mail. Service works with customers existing
touch-tone telephone equipment. Basic $34.99

         Unlimited calling to Asia Pacific or Western Europe* add $15.00
         Unlimited calling to Mexico* add $31.00 Any 5 additional calling
         features $9.99

         HomeNet Soft Phone

         HomeNet Only Calling $2.99
         Unlimited US and Canada
         $16.99

         Friends and Family HomeNet VoIP

         This includes a device to convert existing telephones to VoIP
         technology Unlimited US and Canada $29.99 ** Broadband connectivity is
         required for this option.

Public Wireless LAN:

         Daily Access Account
              1 day of unlimited
                 access $5.99/Day

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         Monthly Access Account
              1 month of unlimited access 1 HomeNet email
              account with 10MB of storage $19.99/Month

9. Upon execution of a Service Order between HomeNet Communication Inc. and a
Resident, such Resident shall become a Customer of HomeNet Communication Inc.
and shall provide Services to such Customer. HomeNet Communication Inc. will
directly invoice Customer and will assume all billing and collection
responsibilities for the Services provided. AAFES shall have no right or
obligation to bill or collect any payments from Customers or potential Customers
for Services provided or to be provided hereunder.

10. Plan and Specifications: HomeNet Communications Inc. will provide final
drawings and specifications to the Air Force electronically and in hard copy in
the format and date specified by the Air Force for review and approval.

11. Fee to AAFES: HomeNet Communication Inc. will pay AAFES the fee percentages
set forth below. The fee for performance after the 15 years is set forth below,
however, the contracting officer reserves the right to renegotiate the fee in
conjunction with the extension of the contract period beyond 15 years.

Year             Fee

 0-10             7%
11-15             9%

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                                    EXHIBIT G
                                   ROK TAXES

TAXES:

1. The Status of Forces Agreement between the Republic of Korea and United
States exempts the US Forces, including Korea Area Exchange, from paying any and
all ROK taxes; including commodity, traffic, petroleum, electricity, gas, and
business taxes plus all other taxes found to constitute a significant and
readily identifiable part of the gross purchase price of materials, supplies,
equipment, and services. Also, the SOFA excludes USFK including Korea Area
Exchange from payment of customs tax on items imported specifically for the USFK
contract.

2. The following listed taxes are exempted from Korean taxes for items or
services used on this contract:

         a. Value Added Taxed Items: This clause is in implementation of Article
XVI of the Status of Forces Agreement between the Republic of Korea and the
United States granting contractors exemption from Republic of Korea Value Added
Taxes. At the time this contract is awarded, the contractor will certify to the
contracting officer that all supplies, services, and construction he will
purchase for the contract have been proposed to the government value added tax
exclusive and further that the contract price includes no value added tax
whatsoever. He will indicate to the contracting officer the total amount of
value added tax excluded from the contract price. The contractor will purchase
supplies, services, and construction for use on the contract value added tax
inclusive. Sample certificate format to be submitted by the concessionaire is
provided in Exhibit H to this contract. He will be required to obtain refunds
for these value added tax amounts from his ROK District Tax Office. These
refunds will be accomplished by a contractor submission to his governing ROK
District Tax Office of the tax invoices obtained from purchases of supplies,
services, and construction for the USFK contract. The first purchase tax invoice
submission will be accompanied by a copy of the USFK contract. Subsequent
purchase tax invoice submissions will be accompanied by a letter reference to
the USFK contract previously submitted. The contractor's ROK District Tax Office
will refund to the contractor the full amount of value added tax paid by the
contractor in the purchase price of the supplies, services, and construction.

         b. Special Excise Taxed Items: This clause is in implementation of
Article XVI of the Status of Forces Agreement between the Republic of Korea and
the United States granting contractors exemption from Republic of Korea Special
Excise Taxes. At the time this contract is awarded the contractor will indicate
to the contracting officer which items he will purchase for the contract are
subject to special excise tax. He will indicate the name of the item, the number
of units to be purchased, the cost per unit w/o tax, the percentage of tax, the
tax amount per unit, the total tax, and the manufacturer of the item. The
contracting officer will verify the reasonableness of the quantities claimed.
Sample certificate format to be submitted by the concessionaire is provided in
Exhibit H to this contract. The contractor will purchase the special excise
taxed items from the item manufacturer tax inclusive. For construction and
single delivery type supply and service contracts he will employ the following
procedure: At the time he purchases the items he will present the manufacturer
with a notification letter requesting refund of the special excise tax. (Copies
of this letter can be obtained from the KOSA contracting officer). The
manufacturer will make subsequent refund to the contractor. Requests for refund
under requirements type contracts will be submitted monthly and will be
accompanied by copies of the USFK delivery orders issued during the monthly
period.

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                                    EXHIBIT H
                         CERTIFICATE FOR TAX EXEMPTION

TO: AAFES
    Contracting Office,
    Korea APO AP
    96205-0003

TAX INFORMATION (JULY 1977)

A. References:

         1. Special Provisions Clause entitled "Taxes (Feb 1989)".
         2. US/ROK Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) Articles IX and XVI.
         3. ROK Custom Tax Law #32, dated 30 December 1972, or any superseding
            law.
         4. ROK Value Added Tax Law, dated 8 December 1976 (effective date 1
            July 1977).
         5. ROK Special Excise Tax Law, dated 8 December 1976 (effective date 1
            July 1977).

B. US Government Procurement Regulations require the Contracting Officer to
obtain and make a part of the contract file specific taxes and the amounts
thereof, normally applicable to the contract, from which the US Government is
exempt under the provisions of applicable tax agreements.

C. In addition to the ROK Tax Laws cited above, the SOFA and its interpretations
exempts US Government contractors from the following Korean taxes upon
appropriate certification in advance by the US Armed Forces:

         1. Custom Tax.
         2. Value Added Tax (VAT).
         3. Special Excise Tax (SET).

D. Request an estimate be furnished for type and amount of taxes that would
normally apply to the transaction but are exempt from this proposal.

    1. Custom Tax:

                               Cost/Unit
Type of Tax   Number of Units   W/O Tax    % of Tax   Tax/Unit     Tax Total
-----------   ---------------   -------    --------   --------     ---------

__________________________________________________Name of Item
This item will be imported specifically for this contract? Yes/No

                               Cost/Unit
Type of Tax   Number of Units   W/O Tax    % of Tax   Tax/Unit     Tax Total
-----------   ---------------   -------    --------   --------     ---------

__________________________________________________Name of Item
This item will be imported specifically for this contract? Yes/No

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                               Cost/Unit
Type of Tax   Number of Units   W/O Tax    % of Tax   Tax/Unit     Tax Total
-----------   ---------------   -------    --------   --------     ---------

__________________________________________________Name of Item
This item will be imported specifically for this contract? Yes/No

   2. Value Added Tax (VAT):

         Input VAT on materials purchased for this contract.             10%

         Input VAT on transportation leased/rented for this contract.    10%

         Input VAT on equipment leased/rented for this contract.         10%

         Input VAT on services purchased for this contract.              10%

         Output VAT on total contract amount.                            10%

   3. Special Excise Tax (SET):

      __________________________________________________  Name of Item

      Name of item manufacturer

      __________________________________________________  Name of Item

      Name of item manufacturer

      __________________________________________________  Name of Item

      Name of item manufacturer

E. Request an estimate be furnished for type and amount of any taxes that are
not exempt from this transactions and are included in the proposed price:

                               Cost/Unit
Type of Tax   Number of Units   W/O Tax    % of Tax   Tax/Unit     Tax Total
-----------   ---------------   -------    --------   --------     ---------

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F. I certify by this submission that all supplies and services to be purchased
for this contract have been proposed Value Added Tax and Special Excise Tax
Exclusive. I also certify that the prices on all items to be imported for this
contract do not contain any customs tax.

                                                ________________________________
                                                 Signed          (Chop)

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