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Thefollowingtablesetsforthcertaininformationregardingstockoptionsgrantedduringfiscalyear2004tothepersonsnamed
intheSummaryCompensationTableabove.Thetheoreticalvaluesonthedateofthegrantofstockoptionsgrantedin2004shown
belowarepresentedpursuanttoSECrulesandarecalculatedusingtheBlack-ScholesModelforpricingoptions.Thetheoretical
valuesofoptionstradinginthestockmarketsdonotnecessarilybeararelationshiptothecompensationcosttotheCompanyor
potentialgainrealizedbyanexecutive.Theactualamount,ifany,realizeduponexerciseofstockoptionswilldependuponthemar-
ketpriceoftheCommonStockrelativetotheexercisepricepershareofthestockoptionatthetimethestockoptionisexercised.
Thereisnoassurancethatthetheoreticalvaluesofstockoptionsreflectedinthistableactuallywillberealized.
%ofTotal
Nameand Options OptionsGranted Exercise Expiration GrantDate
DateofOptionGrant Granted toEmployees Price Date TheoreticalValue(1)
MichaelE.Wiley(2)
01/28/2004 150,000 12.6% $ 35.81 10/25/2007 $ 1,678,980
07/28/2004 150,000 11.6% 39.23 10/25/2007 1,658,385
ChadC.Deaton
10/25/2004 75,000 100.0% 43.39 10/25/2014 892,463
G.StephenFinley
01/28/2004 39,500 3.3% 35.81 01/28/2014 442,131
07/28/2004 39,500 3.1% 39.23 07/28/2014 436,708
JamesR.Clark
01/28/2004 39,500 3.3% 35.81 01/28/2014 442,131
07/28/2004 59,000 4.6% 39.23 07/28/2014 652,298
AlanR.Crain,Jr.
01/28/2004 27,500 2.3% 35.81 01/28/2014 307,813
07/28/2004 27,500 2.1% 39.23 07/28/2014 304,037
DouglasJ.Wall
01/28/2004 14,000 1.8% 35.81 01/28/2014 156,705
07/28/2004 14,000 1.2% 39.23 07/28/2014 154,783
(1) ThetheoreticalvaluesonthegrantdatearecalculatedundertheBlack-ScholesModel.TheBlack-ScholesModelisamathematicalformulausedtovalueoptions
tradedonstockexchanges.Thisformulaconsidersanumberoffactorstoestimatetheoption’stheoreticalvalue,includingthestock’shistoricalvolatility,thedividend
rate,theexpectedlifeoftheoptionandrisk-freeinterestrates.Thegrantdatetheoreticalvalueassumesavolatilityof39.9%,adividendyieldof1.3%,arisk-freerate
ofreturnof2.80%andanexpectedoptionlifeof3.5years.
(2) UponMr.Wiley’sretirementallofhis2004optionsvestedwithathree-yearexerciseperiodfromOctober25,2004.
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