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Effective February 18, 2008 Philadelphia Stock Exchange Options: 0333-08 Memorandum To: All Option Members, Member Organizations and ROP's From: Listings Administration Date: February 13, 2008 Re: Equity Options Expiration Strike Price Adds for Apr, 2008 and Oct, 2008 Effective Tuesday, February 19, 2008, the following list of New Strikes will begin trading. Issues trading in the traditional Feb and Mar cycles will add new strikes for Apr, 2008. Issues trading in the traditional Jan cycle will add new strikes for Oct, 2008. A total of (8223) new strikes will be added, encompassing a total of (2406) issues. Questions regarding to this release may be directed to the Listings Administration Department at 1-800-THE-PHLX or 1-215-496-1266. Expiration Adds - Effective February 18, 2008 Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes (New) Domtar Corp. 1-800-Flowers.com, Inc. 3M Company 3M Company (Wrap) Other Exchanges - CPAI Other Exchanges - C Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - ACPI UFS JA/VA Oct 5 UHF DA/PA Apr 5 MMM JM/VM Oct 65 MNZ JQ/VQ Oct 85 (Wrap) UFS JU/VU Oct 7 1/2 UHF DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 MMM JN/VN Oct 70 UFS JB/VB Oct 10 UHF DB/PB Apr 10 MMM JO/VO Oct 75 MMM JP/VP Oct 80 3s Bio, Inc. 4Kids Entertainment 51 Job, Inc 99 Cents Only Stores Other Exchanges - CP Other Exchanges - ACP Other Exchanges - None Other Exchanges - APCI QXS DB/PB Apr 10 KDE DB/PB Apr 10 UUJ JC/VC Oct 15 NDN DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 QXS DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 KDE DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 UUJ JW/VW Oct 17 1/2 NDN DB/PB Apr 10 QXS DC/PC Apr 15 KDE DC/PC Apr 15 UUJ JD/VD Oct 20 NDN DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 A. Shulman, Inc. A.S.V., Inc. AAR Corporation Aaron Rents, Inc Other Exchanges - A Other Exchanges - CPI Other Exchanges - CI Other Exchanges - PC UFZ JW/VW Oct 17 1/2 HUA DC/PC Apr 15 AIR DE/PE Apr 25 RNT DW/PW Apr 17 1/2 UFZ JD/VD Oct 20 HUA DW/PW Apr 17 1/2 AIR DF/PF Apr 30 RNT DD/PD Apr 20 UFZ JX/VX Oct 22 1/2 HUA DD/PD Apr 20 AIR DG/PG Apr 35 RNT DX/PX Apr 22 1/2 Abaxis ABB Ltd. **Abbott Laboratories **Abercrombie & Fitch Other Exchanges - CPIB Other Exchanges - CPAIB Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - ACPB QOX DE/PE Apr 25 ABB DX/PX Apr 22 1/2 ABT DJ/PJ Apr 50 ANF DO/PO Apr 75 QOX DF/PF Apr 30 ABB DE/PE Apr 25 ABT DK/PK Apr 55 ANF DP/PP Apr 80 QOX DG/PG Apr 35 ABB DF/PF Apr 30 ABT DL/PL Apr 60 ANF DQ/PQ Apr 85 Page 1 of 82 Expiration Adds - Effective February 18, 2008 Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes AbitibiBowater, Inc. ABM Industries Incorpated ABN Amro Abraxas Petroleum Corpora Other Exchanges - ABCIP Other Exchanges - A Other Exchanges - AP Other Exchanges - ACPI ABH DD/PD Apr 20 ABM JC/VC Oct 15 ABN JI/VI Oct 45 ABP DZ/PZ Apr 2 1/2 ABH DX/PX Apr 22 1/2 ABM JW/VW Oct 17 1/2 ABN JJ/VJ Oct 50 ABP DA/PA Apr 5 ABH DE/PE Apr 25 ABM JD/VD Oct 20 ABN JK/VK Oct 55 ABP DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 ABM JX/VX Oct 22 1/2 ABN JL/VL Oct 60 ABM JE/VE Oct 25 ABN JM/VM Oct 65 ABV Companhia de Bedidas Acadia Pharmaceuticals, I Accenture Ltd. ACCO Brands Corporation Other Exchanges - C Other Exchanges - CPI Other Exchanges - ACIPB Other Exchanges - A ABV JM/VM Oct 65 AQY DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 ACN DF/PF Apr 30 ABD DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 ABV JN/VN Oct 70 AQY DB/PB Apr 10 ACN DG/PG Apr 35 ABD DC/PC Apr 15 ABV JO/VO Oct 75 AQY DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 ACN DH/PH Apr 40 ABD DW/PW Apr 17 1/2 ABV JP/VP Oct 80 ABV JQ/VQ Oct 85 ABV JR/VR Oct 90 ABV JS/VS Oct 95 Accuray, Inc. Accuride Coration ACE Limited Acergy S.A. Other Exchanges - ACIP Other Exchanges - A Other Exchanges - ACPIB Other Exchanges - CPI QVY DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 ACW DA/PA Apr 5 ACE DJ/PJ Apr 50 QLS DW/PW Apr 17 1/2 QVY DB/PB Apr 10 ACW DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 ACE DK/PK Apr 55 QLS DD/PD Apr 20 QVY DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 ACW DB/PB Apr 10 ACE DL/PL Apr 60 QLS DX/PX Apr 22 1/2 ACI Worldwide, Inc. Acme Packet, Inc. Acorda Therapeutics Inc. Acorn International Inc. Other Exchanges - A Other Exchanges - CPIA Other Exchanges - CPI Other Exchanges - CP TOU DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 QFA DA/PA Apr 5 QOR JD/VD Oct 20 ATV DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 TOU DC/PC Apr 15 QFA DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 QOR JX/VX Oct 22 1/2 ATV DB/PB Apr 10 TOU DW/PW Apr 17 1/2 QFA DB/PB Apr 10 QOR JE/VE Oct 25 ATV DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 QOR JF/VF Oct 30 QOR JG/VG Oct 35 Actions Semiconductor Co Actuant Corporation Actuate Corporation acuity Brands, Inc. Other Exchanges - P Other Exchanges - C Other Exchanges - None Other Exchanges - C UQB DZ/PZ Apr 2 1/2 ATU DE/PE Apr 25 UCV JZ/VZ Oct 2 1/2 AYI DH/PH Apr 40 UQB DA/PA Apr 5 ATU DF/PF Apr 30 UCV JA/VA Oct 5 AYI DI/PI Apr 45 UQB DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 ATU DG/PG Apr 35 UCV JU/VU Oct 7 1/2 AYI DJ/PJ Apr 50 Acxiom Corporation ADC Telecommunications,In Administaff Inc. **Adobe Systems Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - ACPIB Other Exchanges - APB Other Exchanges - ACPI UQA DB/PB Apr 10 TLQ DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 ASF JD/VD Oct 20 AEQ JF/VF Oct 30 UQA DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 TLQ DC/PC Apr 15 ASF JX/VX Oct 22 1/2 AEQ JZ/VZ Oct 32 1/2 UQA DC/PC Apr 15 TLQ DW/PW Apr 17 1/2 ASF JE/VE Oct 25 AEQ JG/VG Oct 35 ASF JF/VF Oct 30 AEQ JU/VU Oct 37 1/2 ASF JG/VG Oct 35 AEQ JH/VH Oct 40 Adolor Corporation Adtran, Inc. Advance America Cash Adva Advance Auto Parts Other Exchanges - CAIPB Other Exchanges - APCIB Other Exchanges - C Other Exchanges - ACPIB UAH JZ/VZ Oct 2 1/2 RQA DW/PW Apr 17 1/2 AEA JA/VA Oct 5 AAP DF/PF Apr 30 UAH JA/VA Oct 5 RQA DD/PD Apr 20 AEA JU/VU Oct 7 1/2 AAP DG/PG Apr 35 UAH JU/VU Oct 7 1/2 RQA DX/PX Apr 22 1/2 AEA JB/VB Oct 10 AAP DH/PH Apr 40 Advance Medical Optics, I Advanced Analogic Technol Advanced Energy Industrie Advanta Corporation-Class Page 2 of 82 Expiration Adds - Effective February 18, 2008 Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Issue and Strikes Other Exchanges - ACIPB Other Exchanges - C Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - AC EYE JC/VC Oct 15 QIH DA/PA Apr 5 OEQ JU/VU Oct 7 1/2 ABQ JA/VA Oct 5 EYE JW/VW Oct 17 1/2 QIH DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 OEQ JB/VB Oct 10 ABQ JU/VU Oct 7 1/2 EYE JD/VD Oct 20 QIH DB/PB Apr 10 OEQ JV/VV Oct 12 1/2 ABQ JB/VB Oct 10 EYE JX/VX Oct 22 1/2 OEQ JC/VC Oct 15 EYE JE/VE Oct 25 OEQ JW/VW Oct 17 1/2 advantage Energy Income F Advent Aecom Technology Corporat Aegean Marine Petroleum N Other Exchanges - ACI Other Exchanges - P Other Exchanges - CIPA Other Exchanges - CP AAV DU/PU Apr 7 1/2 UIV DI/PI Apr 45 ACM DE/PE Apr 25 ANW DE/PE Apr 25 AAV DB/PB Apr 10 UIV DJ/PJ Apr 50 ACM DF/PF Apr 30 ANW DF/PF Apr 30 AAV DV/PV Apr 12 1/2 UIV DK/PK Apr 55 ACM DG/PG Apr 35 ANW DG/PG Apr 35 Aegon NV AERCAP Holdings, N.V. Aerospostale Aerovironment, Inc. Other Exchanges - CP Other Exchanges - CP Other Exchanges - ACPIB Other Exchanges - C AEG JB/VB Oct 10 AER JV/VV Oct 12 1/2 ARO JX/VX Oct 22 1/2 VQS DD/PD Apr 20 AEG JV/VV Oct 12 1/2 AER JC/VC Oct 15 ARO JE/VE Oct 25 VQS DX/PX Apr 22 1/2 AEG JC/VC Oct 15 AER JW/VW Oct 17 1/2 ARO JF/VF Oct 30 VQS DE/PE Apr 25 AEG JW/VW Oct 17 1/2 AER JD/VD Oct 20 ARO JG/VG Oct 35 AEG JD/VD Oct 20 AER JX/VX Oct 22 1/2 ARO JH/VH Oct 40 AES Corporation Aetna, Inc. (new) Aetna, Inc. (new) (Wrap) Affiliated Computer Svs. Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - ACPI Other Exchanges - CIBP AES DW/PW Apr 17 1/2 AET JG/VG Oct 35 AAF JI/VI Oct 45 (Wrap) ACS JH/VH Oct 40 AES DD/PD Apr 20 AET JH/VH Oct 40 AAF JJ/VJ Oct 50 (Wrap) ACS JI/VI Oct 45 AES DX/PX Apr 22 1/2 AAF JK/VK Oct 55 (Wrap) ACS JJ/VJ Oct 50 ACS JK/VK Oct 55 ACS JL/VL Oct 60 Affiliated Managers Group **Affymetrix AFLAC Incorporated AGCO Corp.
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