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Feb. 20, 2004 On Friday, January 30, 2004, Avnet Chairman and CEO Roy Vallee appeared live on Bloomberg TV's "On the Markets." Click here to watch the interview.
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File Name aux--investors_annual_report_2002_avnet_2002_annual_report_pdf.txt aux--investors_annual_report_2003_avnet_2003_annual_report_pdf.txt aux--pressroom_bios_images_vallee_r_jpg.txt aux--pressroom_images_board_of_directors_jpg_72dpi_roy_vallee_board_jpg.txt aux--pressroom_images_board_of_directors_thumbnails_roy_vallee_board_jpg.txt aux--pressroom_images_board_of_directors_tif_300dpi_roy_vallee_board_tif.txt avnet_tv--cnnfn_LaunchWebinar2_jpg.txt avnet_tv--images_corporate_townhall_fy04q2_gif.txt avnet_tv--townhall_live_streamsafe_loginimage_gif.txt vignette--ctf_shared_sta_df3df3usa_avnet_2002_annual_report_pdf.txt vignette--ctf_shared_sta_df3df3usa_avnet_2003_annual_report_pdf.txt vignette--img_shared_sta_df3df3usa_roy_vallee_board_jpg.txt vignette--img_shared_sta_df3df3usa_roy_vallee_board-big_jpg.txt vignette--img_shared_sta_df3df3usa_vallee_r_jpg.txt vignette--img_shared_sta_df3df3usa_vallee_r_small_jpg.txt TOTAL FOR ALL TEXT FILES

Document Tally 63,703 13,540 5,902 228 7,170 156 10 64 1,181 267 2,410 117 35 344 87,439 182,566

This is a tally of how many times each document was accessed according to the individual .txt files for each document. The count was obtained by placing each .txt file into excel and using the "Text to Columns" function under the Data menu to parse out the data. The worksheet was then sorted by the file path to ensure only files with the same path were counted. This allowed us to eliminate extra header rows or spaces in the original .txt file. The number of lines in each excel sheet would then represent the number of time each individual document was access according the .txt logs.

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Daily traffic rankings will sometimes benefit sites with sporadically high traffic, while the three-month traffic ranking benefits sites with consistent traffic over time. Since we feel that consistent traffic is a better indication of a site's value, we've chosen to use the three-month traffic rank to represent the site's overall popularity. We use the daily traffic rank in the Trend graphs because it allows you to see short-term fluctuations in traffic much more clearly. It is possible for a site's three-month traffic rank to be higher than any single daily rank shown in the Trend graph. On any given day there may be many sites that temporarily shoot up in the rankings. But if a site has consistent traffic performance, it may end up with the best ranking when the traffic data are aggregated into the three-month average. A good analogy is a four-day golf tournament: if a different player comes in first at each match, but you come in second at all four matches, you can end up winning the tournament. How are Movers & Shakers Calculated? The movers and shakers list is based on changes in average reach (numbers of users). For each site on the net, we compute the average weekly reach and compare it with the average reach during previous weeks. The more significant the change, the higher the site will be on the list. The percent change shown on the Movers & Shakers list is based on the change in reach. It is important to note that the traffic rankings shown on the Movers & Shakers page are weekly traffic rankings; they are not the same as the three-month average traffic rankings shown in the other Alexa services and are not the same as the reach numbers used to generate the list. Some Important Disclaimers The traffic data are based on the set of toolbars that use Alexa data, which may not be a representative sample of the global Internet population. Known biases include (but are likely not limited to) the following: Our users are disproportionately likely to visit sites that are featured on alexa.com such as amazon.com and archive.org, and traffic to these sites may be overcounted. The extent to which our sample may overcount or undercount users of the various browsers is unknown. Alexa's sample includes users of Internet Explorer, Firefox and Mozilla browsers. The AOL/Netscape and Opera browser is not supported, which means that sites operated by these companies may be undercounted. The extent to which our sample may overcount or undercount users of various operating systems is unknown. Alexa sample includes toolbars built for Windows, Macintosh and Linux. The rate of adoption of Alexa software in different parts of the world may vary widely due to advertising locality, language, and other geographic and cultural factors. For example, to some extent the prominence of Chinese sites among our top-ranked sites reflects known high rates of general Internet usage in China, but there may also be a disproportionate number of Chinese Alexa users. In some cases traffic data may also be adversely affected by our "site" definitions. With tens of millions of hosts on the Internet, our automated procedures for determining which hosts are serving the "same" content may be incorrect and/or out-of-date. Similarly, the determinations of domains and home pages may not always be accurate. When these determinations change (as they do periodically), there may be sudden artificial changes in the Alexa traffic rankings for some sites as a consequence. The Alexa Toolbar turns itself off on secure pages (https:). Sites with secure page views will be underrepresented in the Alexa traffic data. In addition to the biases above, the Alexa user base is only a sample of the Internet population, and sites with relatively low traffic will not be accurately ranked by Alexa due to the statistical limitations of the sample. Alexa's data come from a large sample of several million Alexa Toolbar users; however, this is not large enough to accurately determine the rankings of sites with fewer than roughly 1,000 total monthly visitors. Generally, Traffic Rankings of 100,000+ should be regarded as not reliable because the amount of data we receive is not statistically significant. Conversely, the more traffic a site receives (the closer it gets to the number 1 position), the more reliable its Traffic Ranking becomes.

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In May of 2002 Alexa released Alexa Web Search and Alexa Toolbar version 6.5. By partnering with Google, Alexa has built a new kind of search engine, one that helps users find detailed information about sites on the Internet. Alexa's crawl donations to the Internet Archive have now surpassed the 200 terabyte mark. July 2004: The Alexa crawl increases in size to over 100 Terabytes covering 4.5 Billion pages. In October of 2004 the Alexa Web Information Service beta was released on the Amazon.com Web Services platform. Now developers can build a whole new generation of useful tools based on Alexa's extensive information about the web. The services include URL Information, Browse Category, Web Search, Web Map and Crawl Meta Data. Learn More. In November 2005 the Alexa Web Information Service version 1.0 was released on the Amazon.com Web Services platform. Alexa Web Information Service. In December 2005 the Alexa Web Search Platform was released in limited beta, allowing developers to have direct access to access to Alexa's infrastructure to create wholly new services based on Alexa vast repository of Web data. Alexa Web Search Platform. Contact Us | Driving Directions

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contributes valuable information about the web, how it is used, what is important and what is not. This information is returned to the community with improved Related Links, Traffic Rankings and more. Finding Patterns in Data The Alexa services are derived from our uniquely powerful combination of Web content and usage information. Site Stats Alexa gathers Site Stats from a variety of sources to provide key statistics about each site on the web. These include: Traffic Rank and Speed which are derived from Web usage information, and Other sites that link to this site, and Online Since, both of which come from Web content. For an example of Site Stats, see the Alexa Overview page for Schwab.com. Contact Info Alexa provides contact information for Web sites by mining for Web content gathered in the crawl. This information includes Site Owner, Address, Phone Number and contact email address. See Contact Info for Schwab. com. Traffic Details Web usage information is utilized to provide information about the number of page views and number of users that Web sites receive. This data is also the basis for the Alexa traffic rank and traffic history graphs. See Traffic Details for Schwab.com Our goal for these features is to help people navigate the Web more efficiently by giving them all the information they need to make informed decisions about the sites they visit.
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