Prior Years Financial Summary (2007 - 2004)

Comparable prior year financials before deferrals and after audit ajustments (See notes):

	2007	2006	2005	2004
Comparable Revenue	$243,879	$176,706	$191,089	$853,656
After-tax Income	$64,747	$36,449	$48,092	$40,076
Net Earnings per Share	$4.40/sh	$2.54/sh	$3.36/sh	$2.85/sh

NOTES:

a) 2007 audit adjustments included the recognition of $43,333 of income from 2007 into prior periods. Those are included in 2006 and 2005 and are more fully explained in the Note 8 - Subsequent Events of the 2006 financial statement.

b) 2007 audited revenue deferred $157,780 in revenue earned in 2007 until the start of trading. After the start of trading, for the comparison purposes above only, the $157,780 is included during the 2007 period in which it was earned. See Note - 6 Funding Agreement of that year's audited financials.

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