tailieunhanh - THE BOOK OF QUESTIONS: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Events and conditions for acquisition of stock acquisition rights If a proposal of approval of a merger contract in which the Company becomes the expired corporation, proposal of approval of an acquisition and split contract or a new establishment and split plan in which the Company becomes the split company, or proposal of approval of an equity swap contract or stock transfer plan in which the Company becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary is approved at a general meeting of shareholders of the Company (if any resolution of a general meeting of shareholders is not necessary, when a resolution of board of directors of the Company is made), stock acquisition. | The Book of Questions THE BOOK OF QUESTIONS By Gregory Stock . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I especially thank David Breznau who thought of organizing questions of this sort into a book of questions. Without his contribution to the design and development of this book it would not now exist. I appreciate the assistance encouragement and support provided by Libby Anderson Ann Cole Steve Cole Lorraine Campbell Richard Campbell Margarette Green Al Jackson Sandra Eugster Ginny Mazur Don Ponturo Peter Trent Fred Weber and Arshad Zakaria. I am particularly grateful for the numerous thoughtful and valuable suggestions of my editor Michael Cader. I thank Claudia Summer for her many perceptive thoughts and comments they were a big help in preserving and refining my vision of the book. Finally I thank John Summer for our delightful brainstorming sessions on the questions. Many of the questions owe their origins to his fertile imagination. INTRODUCTION This is not a book of trivia questions so don t bother to look here for the name of either Tonto s horse or the shortstop for the 1923 Yankees. These are questions of a different sort -- questions about you. They are about your values your beliefs and your life love money sex integrity generosity pride and death are all here Here is an enjoyable way to find out more about yourself and others and to confront ethical dilemmas in a concrete rather than an abstract form. To respond to these questions you will need to examine and interpret your past project yourself into hypothetical situations face difficult dilemmas and make painful choices. These questions can be an avenue for individual growth a tool for deepening relationships a quick way to get to know a stranger or merely a pleasant amusement. These questions expose issues that warrant deep solitary reflection but also are particularly stimulating when explored with others. You will be surprised how effectively these questions catalyze unusual and rewarding discussions. A passing .