This is the content of an email: I had a prior obligation at lunch on Mon. We need to reschedule the Leadership Dev. mtg. Fran, could you work with Emily and find a time? Sorry, I know I've disrupted this twice n ow! I'm good for lunch on Wed if that would work for everyone. df

Subject: Monday mtg.

This is the content of an email: Ken: I reviewed the letter from Mr. S. Huey Long that you forwarded to me regard= ing his suggestion that you discuss with Mr. Ravi N. Tikoo the Dabhol situa= tion and more specifically the Lakshmi LNG carrier and in return agree to l= et him bid on future LNG carrier chartering or financing business. As you = probably recall, we are a minority investor in the Lakshmi, with Mitsui OSK= Lines the majority investor and operator of the vessel. We are not really= in a position to control decision making with respect tot he vessel and ar= e currently maneuvering to get Mitsui to buy out our position. Accordingly= , I do not think there is anything productive to be gained from Mr. Tikoo w= ith respect to the Lakshmi. As to whether he can help more generally with = respect to India, I defer to your judgement. I think we are already well c= onnected and engaging any additional intermediaries carries more risk in te= rms of confusion, mixed messages or inappropriate behavior from a FCPA pers= pective. If you would like I can have our LNG group respond with a polite = letter informing him that we are not currently considering any additional L= NG carriers, but that we would be happy to allow him to arrange a meeting a= t such time in the future as we have shipping needs. Jim

Subject: Shipping Financial Services Corp.

This is the content of an email: Hi Jason, Tried to call you, but could't get through at 503.464.8637. Is that the right number? Here's some suggestions on how to access the data you want: POINTS LIST: My point list is pretty out of date. If you have access to NW Passage, you can get to a current list by logging in, go to "EBB", then "Point Capacity", then hit refresh. If you want to look at the capacity of a specific point, highlight the point and hit "Point Capacity". SCHEDULED POINT VOLUMES: You can look at scheduled volumes at all points, including the "zones" that we were talking about, via the scheduling screen. You must be logged into NW Passage. Go to the "Noms" Section, then the "Scheduling" window. Click on the "Meter" radio button at the upper left and fill in the desired date or date range. Hit "Refresh" and the point volumes should pop up and look similar to the view scheduling screen. You have the option to save this information into a spreadsheet as well as look at volumes for a range of dates. This should give you the same data as the unutilized capacity report with the addition of the other "zone" and throughput volumes. It looks like a pretty comprehensive list of active points as well. The scheduling screen is pretty powerful and has a lot of other features as well... you might play around with it or call me to find out what else it can do. Please call me if you have any questions. Thanks,

Subject: Northwest Pipeline Scheduled Volumes and Point Catalog

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