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 [Bojack.org] Jack Bog's Blog: National Archives: For purposes of subsection (a)(1), a corporation shall not be considered to be a collapsible corporation with respect to any sale or exchange of stock of the corporation by a shareholder, if, at the time of such sale or exchange, the sum of -- (A) the net unrealized appreciation in subsection (e) assets of the corporation (as defined in paragraph (5)(A)), plus (B) if the shareholder owns more than 5 percent in value of the outstanding stock of the corporation, the net unrealized appreciation in assets of the corporation (other than assets described in subparagraph (A)) which would be subsection (e) assets under clauses (i) and (iii) of paragraph (5)(A) if the shareholder owned more than 20 percent in value of such stock, plus (C) if the shareholder owns more than 20 percent in value of the outstanding stock of the corporation and owns, or at any time during the preceding 3-year period owned, more than 20 percent in value of the outstanding stock of any other corporation more than 70 percent in value of the assets of which are, or were at any time during which such shareholder owned during such 3-year period more than 20 percent in value of the outstanding stock, assets similar or related in service or use to assets comprising more than 70 percent in value of the assets of the corporation, the net unrealized appreciation in assets of the corporation (other than assets described in subparagraph (A)) which would be subsection (e) assets under clauses (i) and (iii) of paragraph (5)(A) if the determination whether the property, in the hands of such shareholder, would be property gain from the sale or exchange of which would under any provision of this chapter be considered in whole or in part as ordinary income, were made -- (i) by treating any sale or exchange by such shareholder of stock in such other corporation within the preceding 3-year period (but only if at the time of such sale or exchange the shareholder owned more than 20 percent in value of the outstanding stock in such other corporation) as a sale or exchange by such shareholder of his proportionate share of the assets of such other corporation, and (ii) by treating any liquidating sale or exchange of property by such other corporation within such 3-year period (but only if at the time of such sale or exchange the shareholder owned more than 20 percent in value of the outstanding stock in such other corporation) as a sale or exchange by such shareholder of his proportionate share of the property sold or exchanged, does not exceed an amount equal to 15 percent of the net worth of the corporation.They just don't write 'em like that any more.

[Softpanorama.org] Information Overload Annotated Webliography: Schor notes that incentive structures in capitalism ensure longer working hours. The eighty-hour work week in the nineteenth century was terrible (although we're now returning to something like it) but this is the worst standard against which to measure current working conditions.

[Stromata.typepad.com] Stromata Blog: Current Affairs: Schiavo seemed to be chuffed by the finding that she had no prospect of recovery, and some in the other camp have argued (unnecessarily, as we shall see) that the “persistent vegetative state” diagnosis is wrong. For myself, I find some consolation in the evidence that Terri’s brain damage deprived her of awareness of what was happening to her body, from which one can infer that she did not die in agony.

 [Bradsucks.net] Brad Sucks » OfficeMax: I work at a OMX and have for almost a year, we never run boundless, and were number 4 in the company, (USA) I don’t like boundless I don’t like stalking people, I do sell max but only things I would buy it on I will not nor ever sell max on a freaking bookcase I had a great experience with max assurance 2 years ago and when I came to work I had no problem selling it and it is a high pressure item the margin on printers is low so low we make almost nothing on it we had a customer come into the store today with a hp office jet 6210 that they bought a year and a half ago with 3 year max and we gave them a new printer and took there old one and sent it back to HP. any assn.

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