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US Earnings Calendar (APR 9-13, 2007)

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MON APR 9
CardioDynamics -$0.04e; Cascade (CAE) $0.75, Lawson Software (LWSN) $0.03, Schnitzer Steel (SCHN) $0.62.

TUE APR 10
ALCOA (AA) $0.76, Electro Scientific (ESIO) $0.20.

WED APR 11
Apogee (APOG) $0.28, Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) $0.78, Genentech (DNA) $0.67, R-I-M (RIMM) $0.98, Ruby Tuesday (RI) $0.52, SAIC (SAI) $0.17.

THU APR 12
Cost Plus (CPWM), Krisy Kreme (KKD) $0.04, Lam Research (LRCX) $1.06, MGIC (MTG) $1.76, Pier 1 (PIR) -$0.30, Polaris (PII) $0.32, Rite Aid (RAD) $0.02.

FRI APR 13
General Electric (GE) $0.44, Infosys Tech (INFY) $0.40.

As a reminder, please understand that these dates and estimates may change ahead of the event.  They may have already changed.  These can change literally up to the day of the earnings.  We will not be posting changes to these even if they change.

Jon C. Ogg
April 6, 2007

Jon Ogg can be reached at [email protected]; he does not own securities in the companies he covers.

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