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March 2, 2009

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March 2009 Daily Price Points

Date

Price

3/31

$0.625

3/30

$0.626

3/27

$0.626

Price Points 3/13-3/26

Date

Price

3/26

$0.627

3/25

$0.628

3/24

$0.629

3/23

$0.631

3/20

$0.632

3/19

$0.633

3/18

$0.634

3/17

$0.634

3/16

$0.634

3/13

$0.634

Price Points 2/27-3/12

Date

Price

3/12

$0.634

3/11

$0.634

3/10

$0.634

3/9

$0.634

3/6

$0.634

3/5

$0.634

3/4

$0.63

3/3

$0.63

3/2

$0.63

2/27

$0.63

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