This is the content of an email: I have spoken to Oman LNG about our ETA. They are unable to move forward the ship due to load after the "Hoegh Galleon". They have asked that we try to arrive as early as possible on May 13 so that departure on April 14 can be achieved. Please advise as soon as information is available on the progress of the work. Regards,

Subject: ETA to Oman

This is the content of an email: Ok, here's the plan..... Kali and Michael will leave for Brazil with y'all on Wed. the 27th on the evening flight (?). Let me know the exact Continental flight number so we can make the reservations. We'll get the seat assignments coordinated later I guess. Renato and I will take a flight out of Houston on the evening of July 6, arriving Saturday morning. The four of us will return to Houston on the next Fri. night flight (13th). I think we've decided not to go to Foz do Iguacu, since we have so little time. Instead, we'd like to go to Rio for a few days. Can we all go together and drive. Maybe you could get hotel reservations there? Let me know what you think. We're excited about the trip. The kids can't wait. Susan

Subject: Summer plans

This is the content of an email: Here is what Vickie told me about capacity on your pipeline after you eliminate segmenting. Example #1 Assumtion: PECO has 10,000 dt/day of telescoped capacity with a primary delivery point of PECO in Z6. What will Enron and PECO be able to schedule Iff PECO releases 10,000 dt/day of St 65 to PECO citygate under the following scenarios; PECO schedules gas from St 30 to WSS, and Enron schedules gas from Tetco/Ragley to Z6? PECO schedules gas from St 30 to St 65, and Enron schedules gas from St 65 to Z6? Assumtion #2: PECO released Enron 10,000 dt/day of telescoped capacity. Enron schedules gas from St 30 to WSS, and from Tetco/Ragley to Z6?

Subject: Hey

This is the content of an email: Jennifer, attached is a summary model of the Ft. Pierce evaluation using Enron's curves. Please note that there are two scenarios provided, based on a best case and worst case pipeline demand charge scenario. The spread option model was dispatched based on the same assumptions as utilized by the gas group in developing their pipeline cost assumptions. I've tried to add notes to the models outlining potential areas of additional value as there are some unique characteristics of this deal that should provide additional value to the project. I'll be over to help review the cash flow model. Thanks for everyone's help (Edith/Charlie)
Subject: Ft. Pierce Evaluation