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To: The Duke of URL© who wrote (174403)	5/8/2003 1:38:23 PM
From: COMMON_SENSE	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Disclosure is a balance sheet item and deductability is an income sheet item. I think options should appear as both a long note on the balance sheet and also as a line item under the liability side of the sheet. If, during that quarter, they issue additional options, that should be listed as a deduction or expense on the income statement. That would be a true disclosure. Both the income statement and balance sheet need to relect the exposure to the stockholders of past and present option exposures. Nothin I am saying is confusing. It is all just simple acocunting 101.