Was the 3-cent write-down and the 2-cent inventory write-off charges in the quarter included in the cost of goods sold?
The inventory is in cost of goods sold and the other is in other expense. In your fiscal 2007 GAAP EPS guidance, are you assuming any buy-backs in the share count to get you that 89 cent to $1.01 range? The management has budgeted for some buy-backs. It is nothing extraordinary either as a high number or low number and it is more of the firms typical buy-back scheme. Does the EBITDA guidance range of $80 million to $90 million assumes gross margins to be in the upper 50% to low 60% range? Yes. It assumes that. Also the 3 numbers are not directly correlated. In other words, the firm could be at the low end of revenue and still the mid-point on the others, depending on mix. What number was implicit in your guidance for stock options expense and other so you can get to a non-GAAP EPS number? For next year, the management would assume about 3 cents or so a quarter. It”s certainly possible it could, just depending on any additional equity grants or restricted shares, tick up. But, that”s
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