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to Riverside to advise ACN on its printing process, and he
advised ACN on its magazine's circulation from his home in Orland
Park. Also during that time, petitioner trained an ACN employee
in Century City to supervise the printing and circulation of
ACN's magazine. Petitioner worked for ACN in California for
approximately 130 days during 1993.
Petitioner expected his engagement with ACN to stop after he
had completed the marketing study, and, when the study was over,
he confirmed with Ms. Sweetland that his work for ACN was at or
near its end. A few months later, in early 1994, Ms. Sweetland
was diagnosed with breast cancer, and ACN retained petitioner to
advise it on its operations on an as needed basis while Ms.
Sweetland was undergoing medical treatment. During 1994,
petitioner substituted for Ms. Sweetland at meetings in Century
City, and he advised ACN on the circulation of ACN's magazine
from his home in Orland Park. He was in California for 155 days
during 1994, and he worked for ACN on each of those days; he
worked 123 days in Century City and 32 days in Riverside. He
worked for ACN in Orland Park for 70 days in 1994.
At the end of 1994, when it appeared that Ms. Sweetland's
medical treatment was completed successfully, ACN and petitioner
agreed that petitioner's work for ACN in California was complete
and that any more consulting services required by him could be
provided by phone from his Orland Park home. A few months later,
Ms. Sweetland’s cancer metastasized, and ACN asked petitioner to
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