WellsGarner

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Wells-Garner Electronics Corporation
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Business History

• Wells-Gardner Electronics Corporation has been
  continuously in business since its incorporation
  in 1925 in Illinois. The Company has traded
  publicly on the American Stock Exchange since
  1945 under the symbol WGA.
• During one period following World War II,
  Wells-Gardner made 3 of all TVs sold in America.
  The Company bounced back from the Japanese
  aggressive inroads in those markets by
  capitalizing on the explosive growth in the video
  arcade market, by selling 100 million worth of
  monitors for Pac-Man.
• During these shifts in consumer preference and
  international marketing, and because of them, the
  Company subscribed to a leaner, customer-driven
  philosophy. The company also developed a
  Best-in-Class engineering expertise capable of
  quickly responding to a customers needs for ISO
  9001 video monitors in many sizes for many uses.

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Headquartered in McCook, Illinois, Wells-Gardner
Electronics Corporation is a distributor and
manufacturer of color video monitors, video
liquid crystal plasma displays,and other
related distribution products for a wide variety
of markets, including, but not limited to, gaming
machines, coin-operated video games, leisure and
fitness, automotive, display, intranet, medical
and service. During 2000, the Company formed a
joint venture to manufacture video monitors in
Malaysia. In addition, the Company acquired
American Gaming Electronics (AGE) as a wholly
owned subsidiary in January 2000. AGE sells parts
and service to over 500 casinos in North America
with offices in Las Vegas and Reno, NV Egg
Harbor Township, NJ, and Chicago, IL. It also
sells refurbished gaming machines on a global
basis as well as some brands of new gaming
machines in New Jersey and Connecticut.
Company Profile

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EarthLink, Inc.
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Business History

• First Quarter 2004 Highlights
• EarthLink's performance in the first quarter
  reflects the company's continued focus on
  profitable growth and outstanding customer
  service. Benefiting from greater operational
  efficiencies and improving telecommunications
  services costs, EarthLink generated strong
  customer growth as it strengthened its position
  in the value priced and broadband markets.
• In particular, EarthLink made significant
  inroads in the broadband arena by signing an
  expanded Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) agreement
  with Verizon, launching DSL service in Qwest's
  territories, and teaming up with Progress Energy
  to conduct a limited Broadband over Power Line
  (BPL) trial in North Carolina. EarthLink was also
  encouraged by the March 31, 2004 decision by the
  United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth
  Circuit not to revisit its earlier ruling that
  cable modem service contains a telecommunications
  service. If upheld, this decision will help open
  cable broadband networks to competition, thus
  enabling EarthLink to offer high speed service
  over additional cable networks.

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What's Important to EarthLink?

• We respect the individual, and believe that
  individuals who are treated with respect and
  given responsibility respond by giving their
  best.
• We require complete honesty and integrity in
  everything we do.
• We make commitments with care, and then live up
  to them. In all things, we do what we say we are
  going to do.
• Work is an important part of life, and it should
  be fun. Being a good businessperson does not mean
  being stuffy and boring.
• We love to compete, and we believe that
  competition brings out the best in us.
• We are frugal. We guard and conserve the
  company's resources with at least the same
  vigilance that we would use to guard and conserve
  our own personal resources.
• We insist on giving our best effort in everything
  we undertake. Furthermore, we see a huge
  difference between "good mistakes" (best effort,
  bad result) and "bad mistakes" (sloppiness or
  lack of effort).
• Clarity in understanding our mission, our goals,
  and what we expect from each other is critical to
  our success.
• We are believers in the Golden Rule. In all our
  dealings we will strive to be friendly and
  courteous, as well as fair and compassionate.
• We feel a sense of urgency on any matters related
  to our customers. We own problems and we are
  always responsive. We are customer-driven.

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Echelon Corporation
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About Echelon

• Echelon is a world leader in device networking
  technology for automation systems. Companies use
  Echelon's LonWorks infrastructure products and
  solutions in virtually every type of device
  network.
• Top manufacturers, system integrators, and
  network providers around the world rely on
  Echelon's technology to expand service offerings,
  increase customer satisfaction, reduce costs, and
  achieve higher profits. In fact, in the time it
  takes to read this sentence, millions of Echelon
  enabled smart devices deployed around the globe
  will automatically monitor themselves, respond to
  their environment, communicate with one another,
  and report to network control centers. Systems
  based on Echelon's technology provide business
  insight, drive performance, and deliver results.

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Products and Services

• Over the past decade, a silent revolution has
  taken place in the networking world. What exists
  today is an electronic fabric of communication
  devices that connect everyone to everything. When
  electronic devices in our homes and businesses
  are network-enabled, the result is more
  convenience, increased productivity and
  profitability, and an improved quality of life.
• Echelon is at the forefront of this technological
  revolution because of the LonWorks platform, a
  universal, open standard for networking everyday
  devices to each other and the Internet. At the
  heart of Echelon's LonWorks technology are
  networks of low-cost, intelligent devices like
  switches, thermostats, elevators, washing
  machines, and utility meters that communicate
  with each other to provide distributed monitoring
  and control.
• Around the world, thousands of organizationsmanuf
  acturers, service providers, system integrators,
  end-users, and standard bodieshave embraced
  Echelon's open LonWorks solutions for making
  everyday devices smarter, accessible, and
  manageable over the Internet. Echelon provides
  over 90 products and services based on the
  LonWorks platform for device networks. Echelon's
  products and services allow manufacturers and
  integrators to quickly develop, test, debug and
  deploy LonWorks products and systems.

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