DHSM - Yeah could have sworn I saw that too. DTC will support a program to facilitate the industry's clean up of aged fails in select globally locked securities. This notice details the information necessary for firms to participate in this program, which is scheduled to occur during the period August 15, 2011 through August 19, 2011. Background DTC may impose certain restrictions on a security in situations where DTC may become aware of certain potentially illegal or otherwise questionable features of a security, its issuer or other principal parties. In addition, DTC may place restrictions when it has been informed by the issuer or its agent, regulators or law enforcement, or has other compliance concerns that its Cede & Co certificate inventory has been compromised due to unauthorized, altered, fraudulent or counterfeit share issuance. If DTC reasonably suspects that all or a portion of its street name holdings of a security, may not be fungible and freely transferable as required for DTC services, it may decide, with respect to that security, to chill one or more of its services or place a global lock on all services, as it deems appropriate. Impact of a Global Lock and Trade Fails A global lock on a security prevents the security from being transferred on the books of DTC and otherwise restricts any DTC activity with respect to the security. For so long as the global lock is in effect, Participants are unable to settle any further trades in that security, as their inventory is frozen and settlement of pending trades will fail. If counterparties nevertheless continue to trade in a security which is globally locked and those trades are submitted to DTC for settlement, those trades will also fail and be rejected in DTC’s system. In connection with certain designated CUSIPs (see Exhibit A attached), although DTC issued an Important Notice to its Participants to advise that the global lock was implemented, many Participants --------------------------------------------------------------------------------