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MEETING OF: LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DATE OF MEETING: Wednesday, February 20, 2008
PLACE OF MEETING: Board Room - Carlsbad City Library
1775 Dove Lane
CALL TO ORDER:
Chair Bill Kamenjarin called the meeting to order at 4:02 PM.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Library Board Trustees Bradley, Kamenjarin, Swette and Tarman
Absent: Trustee Lignante
Also Present: Heather Pizzuto, Library Director
Dave Curtis, Deputy Library Director
Suzanne Smithson, Deputy Library Director
Cheryl Mast, Library Management Analyst
Jessica Padilla Bowen, Library Community Coordinator
Devin Castel, Library Business Systems Specialist
Marg Kealey, NSDCGS
Carolyn Taylor, League of Women Voters observer
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
The minutes of the meeting held January 16, 2008 were approved with changes.
MONTHLY LIBRARY REPORTS:
Trustee Kamenjarin asked for a status report on the number of learners on the waiting
list for the literacy program.
Deputy Library Director Smithson responded that at times the list has been as large as
20 to 30 waiting but that currently it is at its historic low with probably ten learners
waiting for a tutor. She added that those learners waiting for the one-to-one match-up
with a tutor are invited to join some of the group sessions while they are waiting.
Trustee Kamenjarin asked if there was on-going recruitment for more tutors and Deputy
Library Director Smithson responded that the program has regularly scheduled training
sessions for tutors for which we actively recruit; however, the actual space available for
the pairs is limited.
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Trustee Kamenjarin noted the number of patrons waiting for computers at the Cole
location and asked if there were plans to increase the number available.
Deputy Library Director Smithson responded that the Library is asking for one more
computer in the budget for 2008-09. Currently there are three stand-up stations
providing access to the catalog as well as some sit-down ones in the computer lab.
Plans are to convert two of those catalog computers to add Internet access and add
one more stand-up machine for catalog searching.
Trustees Kamenjarin and Swette asked if any consideration was being given to an
interim solution and Library Director Pizzuto explained that ultimately the solution will be
increased space for computers through the opening of the Library Learning Center.
With the availability of wireless access and added electricity in the Cole building, we've
increased our capacity by accommodating additional laptop use.
Trustee Kamenjarin suggested allowing patrons to use the computers up in Genealogy
for Internet access during non-peak hours and Deputy Library Director Smithson agreed
that was an option but that routinely the reduced availability of the Internet access
computers occurs in the early afternoon, when all the areas of the Library are busy.
Library Director Pizzuto explained that once the Library Learning Center opens, the
number of Library computers in north Carlsbad will be closer to the number available at
the Library on Dove Lane.
Trustee Tarman questioned the large number of programs and attendance reported for
the Cole Library in the month of January and Deputy Library Director Smithson
responded that the numbers are correct as many of the programs are held back-to-back
in order to accommodate the number of attendees.
The Board discussed the increase in the use statistics for the month of January and
what impact, if any, the opening of the new library in Encinitas might have.
PUBLIC INTERNET USE:
Library Director Pizzuto explained that this item on the agenda is informational, not
requiring any action by the Board, but brought before them to refresh their memory of
the current policy in view of the inquiry and concerns expressed by a patron, Mr.
Lambert, to the Mayor and City Council Members last month.
She offered to respond to any questions from the Board on the existing policy as well
as update them on the status of current Internet management activity, research, and
best practice review efforts undertaken.
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She added that to-date the Library has not had any further correspondence from Mr.
Lambert but that subsequent to the first complaint, the City Attorney has again reviewed
the policy and has found no changes in laws or legislation that would in any way
change the opinion provided to the Library in 2004.
Library Director Pizzuto explained that currently the Library electronically monitors all
Internet use. Daily reports are produced listing sites accessed on computers in the
children's areas that fall into two specific categories: nudity and pornography. These
reports are provided to the Deputy Library Directors for review and when appropriate
they request a log which will identify the actual amount of time spent at the site which
helps in determining if the hit was accidental or intentional.
Deputy Library Director Curtis reported that in a typical month there are about 1500
children's sessions on the Internet and last month the Library found it necessary to ask
for logs only four times. Three of those four sessions resulted in a "first warning letter"
sent to the child and parents. While the fourth was identified as a site meeting the
monitoring system's definitions of nudity or pornography, upon further investigation it
proved to be falsely classified.
There was some discussion of receiving reports for all the Internet access computers
and Library Director Pizzuto responded that the Library is testing this particular
approach to see if it will serve our purpose. She added that the challenge is not
violating First Amendment Rights while protecting the safety of children. To that
purpose, the Library does not want to over-monitor and is trying to use the least
invasive method to identify and respond aggressively to inappropriate use.
Trustee Kamenjarin asked for information about other libraries' practices in Internet
monitoring and filtering.
Library Director Pizzuto responded that this is not a new topic. The issue of filtering
and Internet access is a decade-old discussion in libraries as to what is the best way of
managing Internet use in a public facility. This Library has requested information from
other libraries on their use of filters, their non-use of filters, current filtering capabilities
and best practices for managing the Internet in public libraries.
She continued that the San Jose Public Library is facing a similar issue where a
member of their City Council had requested its library look at filtering and currently they
are in the stage of analysis and review of filtering software. They have recently tested
several products and have shared their conclusions with the library community. The
San Jose Library has also received an expression of concern from the ACLU indicating
their position that it is inadvisable to filter. Clearly there are two sides to the issue and it
is very important for the Library to consider all the angles before considering any policy
changes.
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Trustee Swette expressed concern over the possibility of inadvertent access to
inappropriate sites by children and Library Director Pizzuto explained that the Library
would like to avoid any inadvertent access but the dilemma is that research currently
shows that filtering devices attempting to block the inadvertent also block
constitutionally protected material. She continued that there may never be the ability for
either a human being or an automated system to keep ahead of how people chose to
use the Internet to distribute information and images.
Trustee Swette asked if the Library could provide statistics that would indicate the
number of inappropriate site visits in relation to the total number of site visits overall.
Library Director Pizzuto responded that we could provide those numbers but that it was
important to remember that some of the sites showing up on the report identified as
nudity or pornography are inaccurate because the filters work off terminology not visual
images.
LIBRARY BRANDING PROJECT:
Community Coordinator Jessica Padilla Bowen reported that she has been working on
a committee for the City's branding project for a little over a year, looking for a way to
brand City services and the Library decided to also take a look at its logo in conjunction
with the opening of the Library Learning Center. The Library has been working with the
same consultant being used in the City-wide level project. The Library team has been
meeting with the consultant to discuss the messages of customer service specific to this
Library and what we have to offer. The goal is to come up with the new logo by the end
of the fiscal year and in time for the opening of the Learning Center but that depends on
how many iterations the designer needs to bring to the group.
In response to an earlier question, Library Director Pizzuto added that we will be
bringing the Board several samples of the possibilities before any decisions are made.
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND ALLOCATION:
Library Director Pizzuto advised that the attached letter shows the amount of PLF funds
the Library will receive this year and pointed out the State's budget cuts continue to
reduce the allocation. She reminded the Board that the California Library Association
has issued an appeal to contact representatives in Sacramento to try to protect the fund
from any greater reductions.
UNIQUE MANAGEMENT UPDATE:
Deputy Library Director Curtis reported that during the three month trial period with this
materials recovery service we averaged $2,000 in cash collections each month and
$6,000 in returned materials. The Library has entered into a contract with Unique
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Management and will begin to send the long-overdue accounts (up to three years)
which represents an additional 1100 past due accounts, spread out over the next three
months.
Trustee Kamenjarin asked about an amnesty day and Library Director Pizzuto
responded that it is an organizational decision as it represents a waiving of fees, giving
away public funds.
LIBRARY LEARNING CENTER UPDATE:
Deputy Library Director Smithson reported that the exterior stucco is finished and the
contractor is installing drywall and windows. The next notable project will be the
installation of the playground equipment for Head Start.
Grand Opening plans are in preliminary development and likely dates are one of the
first two Saturdays in August.
She also reported that the recruitment for the Principal Librarian did not net a significant
pool of applicants and the Library, with advice from Human Resources, has chosen to
close the recruitment for now and instead hire an interim Principal Librarian for a limited
term. The Library offered the position to Carol Naegele, who recently retired from
Oceanside Public Library as their Principal Librarian.
The recruitment for the Community Outreach Supervisor position for the literacy
program will probably be announced in early March.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT:
Sirs! Migration - At the last minute, the date for the migration to the new remote
server was pushed back at the request of Sirsi, but was successfully completed by
Monday, February 4th. The test server is still not up as our internal system
administrator has been out of the country on vacation. The City's IT staff was quick to
change their overnight schedule from Friday as originally planned to Sunday with less
than 2 hours' notice of the change, for which the Library is very grateful.
Recruitment on Media Services Production Technician - Departmental interviews
were conducted at the beginning of the month and the final selection and reference
checks are underway.
Foundation gift - The Foundation has received a gift of $25,000 representing the first
naming opportunity gift for the capital campaign. Knox and June Williams have chosen
one of the Community Coordinator offices as a memorial to their son, Drue. The
agenda bill for approval of the naming request is expected to be on the agenda for the
City Council on March 4th.
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Departmental Goals - One of the Library goals for this year was to create an improved
method and process for responding to public input and increased use of that feedback
to monitor trends in services. The customer comment card has been redesigned and is
in use on a trial basis at the Dove Lane facility. The next step will be to look at the
process for how we handle the information we receive on the card and create the most
effective system for routing the information to appropriate individuals to take action and
archiving the information for tracking purposes.
Public Library Staff Education Grant - This Library has applied for these grant funds
for several years on behalf of part time Library employees completing their Masters
degree in Library and Information Science. The grant is through the California State
Library and we have had a number of part time employees successfully compete for
these funds. The Library is applying again this year and has at least three employees
who have expressed an interest in applying.
Audio system upgrade in Schulman Auditorium - A major capital project this year
was improvement to the audio system and the Library has chosen a vendor and will
begin the upgrade next week. Every effort is being made to prevent the upgrade from
interfering with scheduled programming.
Book donation - Local author John Corcoran is one of the graduates of the Library's
Adult Learning Program and has written his second book and provided advance copies
for the Library Board trustees and the Mayor and City Council. Mr. Corcoran has been
on the media circuit with interviews on Channel 10, CNN, BBC and some discussion
about Inside Edition. The Library has received requests for information and possibly
interviews with our literacy staff.
City's General Plan Update - As part of the update for its general plan, the City has
requested that the chair and vice chair of this Board participate in their Community
forum.
CARLSBAD LIBRARY AND ARTS FOUNDATION:
Trustee Tarman reported that he attended the February 5th meeting where they
discussed managing the capital campaign, looking at available options, approved the
operating budget for the year and received an update on the Castles of Carlsbad home
tour.
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY:
Library Director Pizzuto reported that at their meeting on January 21st the Friends
decided to open the book store, on a trial basis, on Sundays during the month of
February.
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NORTH SAN DIEGO COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY:
Board Liaison Marg Kealey reported their membership is up to 523 as they celebrate
their 40th anniversary year. She reviewed the programs held in January and February.
She announced that the evening class on genealogy research will begin again on
February 25th.
LIBRARY BOARD COMMENTS:
Trustee Bradley commented that she liked the new customer suggestion card and
Trustee Kamenjarin offered some input on the design of the card and what does and
does not work in his experience in measuring customer satisfaction.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
None present.
ADJOURNMENT:
By proper motion, the meeting was adjourned at 5:28 PM
Cissie Sexton
Administrative Secretary
ITEM #3
Monthly LIBRARY Reports
for
January 2008
Systemwide ...
1. The Serra Cooperative Library System's 4th Annual Summer Reading Program
(SRP) Conference was held at the Carlsbad City Library on Dove Lane on January
24th. All youth services library staff in San Diego and Imperial Counties were invited
to this event in which librarians presented ideas for planning and implementing a
successful program. Carlsbad Library staff members Amy Jordan, Barbara Chung,
and Amanda Eisman presented at the conference; their featured topic was how the
Carlsbad Library accepts, trains and makes use of SRP volunteers. Participants
asked many questions following the presentation and it was requested that Carlsbad
place its application and training materials on Serra's SRP wiki for the library
community to review or use as a template. The 2008 Summer Reading Program
theme for children is "Catch the Reading Bug" and the theme for teens is
Metamorphosis@your library.
2. On Sunday, January 16th, the Library hosted a poetry writing workshop led by
Joseph Milosch. The workshop was at maximum capacity, with more than 40 local
poets attending.
3. The Library had its first meeting with branding consultant and designer Bennett Peji,
to begin work on designing an updated Library logo. The design effort is being
executed in tandem with a Citywide goal to design a new City logo.
4. The Library hosted local authors J. Strkyer Meyer and Deke Houlgate for a
discussion led by Taffy Cannon. Approximately 24 people attended the talk and
signing.
CCL, Dove Lane...
5. The Children's Division hosted Ms. Frizzle on January 10th. Her interactive program
about bees was enjoyed by parents as well as children.
6. January's Science Saturday was about flight. The new program attracted 27 children
and adults, as well as a photographer from a local newspaper. Photos in the paper
have resulted in the San Diego Air and Space Museum contacting Fred Vrabel to
explore possible collaborations.
7. January's Pizza and a Movie program was held on January 25th. 16 teens were
treated to pizza, drinks and a screening of the Disney animated film, Meet the
Robinsons.
8. Reference staff members conducted Library tours for two different groups in
January. On January 4th, librarian Dione Sobin gave a tour to four members of a
local writers' group, and on January 16th, librarian Leila Dooley gave one to a group
of ten students from the Army/Navy Academy. Each group was given a general
overview of the building, a lesson on using the Library Catalog, and an introduction
to the databases and other services offered by the Library.
Monthly Library Reports for January 2008
9. January's TV programming featured "Ross Karre", recorded live in the Schulman
Auditorium. Library programs are regularly shown repeatedly on Time Warner
community cable television (channel 19), KOCT Oceanside and on Del Mar Access
TV.
Georgina Cole ...
10. As part of the Library's "Marketplace" project, new display pieces were installed at
the Cole Library including "slat-wall" end panels, and mobile octagon-shaped
"wedding cake" pieces in both the adult and children's areas.
11. The Cole Adult Computer Lab continues to be very busy with queues of 6 to 9
people waiting most afternoons. We are evaluating the possibility of converting one
or two of our catalog computers into Internet stations.
12. Reference Librarian Karen Maynor taught 4 Basic Internet classes with a total of 19
learners. Library Technician Dan Wood taught 2 Internet Tips and Tricks classes
with 14 learners and 2 E-Mail classes with 9 learners.
13. The Tuesday Evening Book Club had 16 members attend the discussion of "The
Sparrow" by Mary Doria Russell led by Librarian Missy Shaw.
14. The Thursday Afternoon Book Club had 9 people attend the discussion of "Marley
and Me" by John Grogan by Librarian Kimiko Morita.
15. History Room part-time Library Technician Susan Gutierrez completed her MLIS in
December and has accepted a position as a full-time Librarian I with San Diego
County Library's Vista Branch. Susan has worked in the History Room since it was
established in 2000. Staff created a DVD with Susan presenting an overview of the
collections and procedures for staff training purposes.
16. Senior Librarian Mary Van Orsdol presented a lecture on the Library's new
subscription database Footnote.com to the Computer Genealogy Group on January
8 with 88 people in attendance. The follow-up hands-on workshop two days later
had 12 participants.
17. On January 22, guest speaker Anne Miller presented a lecture on "Evaluating
Genealogical Sources" to the North San Diego County Genealogical Society with 90
people in attendance.
18. The Cole Youth Services Division offered a total of 59 programs in January for
children and teens with a total attendance of 1,559. Toddler Storytime attendance is
increasing 63 toddlers and parents in one session. Also very popular was this
month's Passport to Adventure highlighting Peru with guest presenter, Jason
Medina, from the Programs and Graphics division.
Adult Learning...
19. The AmeriCorps final report for 2007 was completed and submitted. AmeriCorps
members Ha Schmidt and Geoff Armour have both returned for their second (and
Monthly Library Reports for January 2008
final) terms of service. Approximately one-third of state-wide AmeriCorps members
are returning, which is a record for California Library Literacy Services. Interim
Literacy Coordinator Carrie Scott and AmeriCorps members attended the annual
AmeriCorps training held in San Diego.
20. The first session of the Adult Learner Leadership Institute was held at the Cole
Library Community Room. Eleven learners representing the Carlsbad, Escondido,
and Oceanside literacy programs attended the day-long workshop presented by two
adult-learner facilitators.
Centre de Informacion ...
21. On January 16th, Lizeth Simonson attended the monthly meeting of the Carlsbad
Youth Enrichment Services (Y.E.S.) at the Barrio Museum in Carlsbad. Mr. Robert
Rivas from Encuentros Leadership of North County spoke to the audience about
how this organization is helping young adults to stay in school and how other
community organizations can help to reduce the number of students that drop-out of
High School or College. The meeting ended with announcements from other
community organizations including comments from Cole Children's Senior Librarian
Marsha Weeks who discussed opportunities for teens at the Library.
22. On January 10th, two computer class series taught in Spanish began at the Centra.
The two groups meet on Thursday mornings before the Centra opens. Writing on
the Computer 1: Keyboarding and Writing on the Computer 2: Microsoft Word.
CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY
MONTHLY USAGE STATISTICS - JANUARY 2008
CCL Dove Lane
Reference questions
Circulation
People count
In-House Use of Materials
Cole Library
Reference questions
Circulation
People count
In-House Use of Materials
Centro/ALP
Reference questions
Circulation
People count
In-House Use of Materials
Library-Sponsored Programs
Adult programs
Adult program attendance
Young Adult programs
Young Adult program attendance
Children's programs
Children's program attendance
Computer Users
All Facilities
E-Mail Notification
New Users
Outbound Notices (Hold, Overdue 1 & 2)
New Users Cumulative Total (Began August 2005)
Telephone Notification
New Users
New Users Cumulative Total (Began December 2005)
Facility Meeting Room Use
Events booked
Event attendance
Events cancelled
Volunteer Hours
Total hours
Jan-07
12,682
74,663
15,738**
14,004
6,577
35,516
21,984
8,084
180/44
665/104
1,909/*
120/*
33
500
6
58
99
2,521
13,807
852
7,070
14,822
323
3,796
85
4,213
14
1,312.3
Dec-07
11,560
63,941
28,169
8,638
5,674
27,055
17,633
6,939
179/50
687/102
1,7987*
1157*
10
210
7
94
84
1,934
11,143
583
6,704
23,827
178
6,980
63
2,471
21
1,192.75
Jan-08
14,149
78,628
34,141
12,908
7,001
33,229
21,424
9,085
188/38
881/177
1,809/*
1607*
34
516
8
97
102
2,728
13,462
828
7,469
24,655
268
7,248
92
3,597
26
1,305
* Not reported.
** Door count through Jan 13; malfunction.
10/9/07
ITEM # 4
PUBLIC INTERNET USE
Purpose: Fairness of Access to Patrons
Upholding Citizens' Rights
Intellectual Freedom
POLICY:
The Library offers public access computers at all of its full-service facilities. Internet
access, as well as a variety of software applications, is made available on these
computers.
• All patrons must have a signed Carlsbad City Library Internet & Computer User
Agreement on file, as well as a library account in good standing in order to use a
public access computer.
• Children (under the age of 18) must have parental consent to use a public
access computer.
• Visitors who do not qualify for a library card may use the computers for a
maximum of two weeks with a user agreement on file.
Internet access on public access computers is unfiltered. Illegal activities are not
permitted. Prohibited or suspicious activities will be investigated and information
collected in the course of an investigation will be handled confidentially. The computer
privileges of patrons engaged in activities contrary to the Library's computer use policies
may be suspended for one year.
Additional guidelines and restrictions for use of the computers are outlined in a handout
Carlsbad City Library Public Access Computers, available at the Reference, Computer
Lab and Information desks. Some computers are specifically designated for particular
applications or user groups, for example: job and career research; express email
checking; guaranteed access for children.
Policies and procedures related to public access computers are regularly reviewed and
updated due to changing legislation and court challenges related to Internet access.
*Approved by the Library Board of Trustees - January 21, 2004
ITEM # 6
CALIFORNIA
.STATE LIBRARY
FOUND F. D 1850
MEMORANDUM
TO: Public Library Directors
cc: Fiscal Officers
System Coordinators
FROM: Susan Hildreth
State Librarian of California
DATE: January 15,2008
SUBJECT: Public Library Fund Allocations, 2007-08
The certification process of local revenue for the allocation of the 2007-08 Public Library Fund
(PLF) has been completed and allotment payment to local libraries has been initiated at the level
of $14,360,000, as appropriated in the FY 2007-08 enacted state budget.
The list of public libraries qualifying, together with their PLF allocations for 2007-08, is attached.
Four (4) libraries did not qualify in this cycle for a PLF allotment due to non-submission or
inability to meet the required maintenance of effort. Allocations for those libraries are shown as
"0" in columns 4 and 5.
If you have questions or need further information, please contact Ira Bray at (916) 653-0171, email
ibray@library.ca.gov.
Attachment
11822-1
Library - Courts Building P.O. Box 942837 Sacramento, CA 94237-0001
PUBLICLIBRARY FUND
FY 2007/2008
(Payment Based on Population)
At 100% Funding
Public Library
Alameda
Alameda Co.
Alhambra
Alpine Co.
Altadena L.D.
Amador Co.
Anaheim
Arcadia
Azusa City
Banning library District
Beaumont L.D.
Belevedere-Tiburon
Benicia
Berkeley
Beverly Hills
Brawley
Buena Park L.D.
Burbank
Burlingame
Butte Co.
Calabasas
Calaveras Co.
Camarena (Calexico)
Carlsbad City
Carmel (Harrison)
Cerritos
Chula Vista
Coalinga-Huron U.S.D.
Cotton
Colusa Co.
City of Commerce
Contra Costa Co.
Corona
Coronado
Covina
Daly City
Del Norte Co.L.D.
Dixon Public Library District
Downey City
El Centra
Population
FY 07/08
75,254
527,926
89,488
1,261
55,205
38,435
345,556
56,556
48,640
30,816
52,893
11,031
27,916
106,347
36,084
25,694
82,452
107,921
36,801
218,069
23,652
46,028
37.552
101,337
4,053
54,943
227,723
28,496
51,797
21,951
13,494
938,513
146,164
22,957
49,720
106,160
• 29,341
25,907
113,587
42,071
Local
Appropriation
3,212,991
26,190,338
2,383,338
356,071
2,275,704
910,677
11,228,762
2,918,489
1,278,095
1,035,466
750,000
1,292,931
1,106,186
13,217,248
9,269,399
484,357
2,099,533
5,903,942
3,397,286
2,680,193
1,374,600
591,116
789.853
9,354,275
879,465
5,634,650
7,448,499
1,018,000
1,407,267
565,738
3,002,685
26,032,478
3,008,951
2,132,420
3,264,036
174,992
1,032,499
2,630,099
545,116
Meets
MOE Y/N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Total Cost of
PLF Program
1 x $2.686
202,132
1,418,009
240,365
3,387
148,281
103,236
928,163
151,909
130,647
82,772
142,071
29,629
74,982
285,648
96,922
69,014
221,466
289,876
98,847
585,733
63,529
123,631
100,865
272,191
10,886
147,577
0
76,540
139,127
58,960
36,245
2,520,846
392,597
61,663
0
285,146
78,810
69,586
305,095
113,003
Proportionally
Funded Allocation
1 X .38413849359
28,908
202,797
34,376
484
21,206
14,764
132,741
21,725
18,684
11,838
20,318
4,237
10,724
40,852
13,861
9,870
31,673
41,457
14,137
83,769
9,086
17,681
14,425
38,927
1,557
21,106
0
10,946
19,897
8,432
5,184
360,519
56,147
8,819
0
40,780
11,271
9,952
43,633
16,161
1/10/2008 FinPtF07 (3).XLS