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Inventory
Inventoriesarestatedatthelowerofcostormarketconsistentlyonafirst-in,first-outbasisandprimarilyconsistoffinishedgoods.
Whennecessary,aprovisionhasbeenmadetoreduceobsoleteorexcessinventoriestomarket.
PropertyandEquipment
Propertyandequipmentisstatedatcost.Depreciationiscomputedusingthestraight-linemethodovertheestimatedusefullives
oftheassets,whichisgenerallythreeyearsforcomputerequipment,software,officeequipmentandfurniture,thelesserofthe
leasetermorfiveyearsforleaseholdimprovements,whichistheestimatedusefullife,sevenyearsfortheCompany’senterprise
resourceplanningsystemand40yearsforbuildings.Depreciationexpensewas$22.0million,$21.2millionand$23.0millionfor
2005,2004and2003,respectively.
During2005,theCompanyretired$8.0millioninpropertyandequipmentthatwerenolongerinuse.Atthetimeofretirement,the
remainingnetbookvalueoftheseassetswasimmaterialandnoassetretirementobligationswereassociatedwiththem.In2004
retirementswerenotmaterial.
Propertyandequipmentconsistofthefollowing:
December31,
(Inthousands) 2005 2004
Buildings $ 17,781 $ 17,781
Computerequipment 66,594 57,628
Software 53,479 47,799
Equipmentandfurniture 19,401 18,143
Leaseholdimprovements 39,075 35,759
Land 9,062 9,062
205,392 186,172
Lessaccumulateddepreciationandamortization (131,665) (116,891)
$ 73,727 $ 69,281
Long-LivedAssets
TheCompanyreviewsforimpairmentoflong-livedassetsandcertainidentifiableintangibleassetstobeheldandusedwhenever
eventsorchangesincircumstancesindicatethatthecarryingamountofsuchassetsmaynotbefullyrecoverable.Determination
ofrecoverabilityisbasedonanestimateofundiscountedfuturecashflowsresultingfromtheuseoftheassetanditseventual
disposition.Measurementofanimpairmentlossisbasedonthefairvalueoftheassetcomparedtoitscarryingvalue.Long-lived
assetsandcertainidentifiableintangibleassetstobedisposedofarereportedatthelowerofcarryingamountorfairvalueless
coststosell.During2005,2004and2003,theCompanydidnotrecognizeanyimpairmentchargesassociatedwithitslong-lived
orintangibleassets.
SoftwareDevelopedorObtainedforInternalUse
TheCompanyaccountsforinternalusesoftwarepursuanttotheAmericanInstituteofCertifiedPublicAccountantsStatementof
Position(“SOP”)No.98-1,AccountingfortheCostsofComputerSoftwareDevelopedorObtainedforInternalUse.Pursuantto
SOPNo.98-1,theCompanycapitalizesexternaldirectcostsofmaterialsandservicesusedintheprojectandinternalcostssuch
aspayrollandbenefitsofthoseemployeesdirectlyassociatedwiththedevelopmentofthesoftware.Theamountofcostscapitalized
in2005and2004relatingtointernalusesoftwarewere$7.2millionand$6.6million,respectively,consistingofpurchasedsoftware
andservicesprovidedbyexternalvendors.Thesecostsarebeingamortizedovertheestimatedusefullifeofthesoftware,which
isgenerallythreetosevenyears,andareincludedinpropertyandequipmentintheaccompanyingconsolidatedbalancesheets.
Goodwill
TheCompanyaccountsforgoodwillinaccordancewithSFASNo.142,GoodwillandOtherIntangibleAssets.SFASNo.142,requires
thatgoodwillandcertainintangibleassetsarenotamortized,butaresubjecttoanannualimpairmenttest.AtDecember31,2005
and2004,theCompanyhad$592.0millionand$361.5millionofgoodwill,respectively.Therewasnoimpairmentofgoodwillasa
resultoftheannualimpairmenttestscompletedduringthefourthquartersof2005and2004.Excludinggoodwill,theCompany