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Petitioner kept electronic calendars of his activities. He
planned his activities about a month in advance and would enter
in his calendar the activities that he planned to accomplish. He
entered on the calendar the date and time, including the
beginning and ending times based upon his estimate of length of
each activity, and the description of the planned activity. He
did not go back and correct his calendar entries to reflect the
actual time spent or to reflect a change in his planned activity.
In preparation for trial in October 2001, petitioner reviewed his
calendars and supplemented the entries with handwritten notations
based on his recollection.
Based on petitioner’s calendar entries, petitioner prepared
summaries of his time spent working at United Air Temp.
Petitioner’s summaries estimate that he worked at United Air Temp
about 664 hours and 712.5 hours in 1994 and 1995, respectively.
Generally, petitioner estimated that he worked in the office an
average of 2 or 3 days per week for approximately 10 to 15 hours
per week. Unrecorded activities included petitioner’s telephone
conversations with Dorin Ivanescu, executive vice president of
United Air Temp, outside of business hours that occurred about 4
to 10 times each month, with calls lasting an average of 10 to 15
minutes each, or approximately 30 hours per year.
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