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...Enron lobbied Cheney to change the wording in the administration's energy policy in a way that helps Enron? That's what lobbyists are for, right? "That's what politics are all about," says Steve Milner, managing partner for Squar Milner, a CPA and financial advisory firm in Newport Beach. "The problem is when there's a quid pro quo: I give you money in direct exchange for what I want." Proving that, of course, becomes very problematic, especially since Enron gave to very nearly everyone on the Hill over the past decade...
...side of the contact sheet lets you instantly enlarge and examine hundreds of pictures at a glance, the better to find the one you're hunting for. This works far better than the PC alternative, which would have you manually labeling each picture you archive ("Joe at the Beach") or accepting a meaningless default name, like A2393745. (Best feature of the new program: point-and-click together a 10-page photo album of your favorite pics, pay $30 and an online publisher will print and mail you your own hardcover book...
...fight to prove his religion right. The truth is, he has not proved anything, and nobody ever will. We simply need to enjoy the wonders of life, feeling good and loving and helping others. Thought isn't for getting somewhere; it's for living. ASAF NAYMARK North Miami Beach...
...aspiring writer, he feels suffocated by the insanity of his family life and the monotony of his surroundings. Desperate to escape from Orange County, Shaun begins searching for the answers, which he finds in the form of an epiphany-inducing book buried in the sands of the local beach. The book inspires Shaun to take action, and he dedicates himself to getting into Stanford, where Marcus Skinner, the author of the book and his newfound idol, is a professor. Given his impeccable academic record, his acceptance is a sure bet. But thanks to the bumblings of his absent-minded guidance...
...Andy's father, who was portrayed as an absentee dad when Andy showed up for his first court hearing without either of his divorced parents present. The elder Williams says that before moving to Santee, Andy was active, well adjusted and well cared for. "We'd go to the beach a couple of times a month. When I was that age, I didn't want to be hanging out with my dad." He says his son snapped because he was picked on. "The school system knew about this and wouldn't solve the problem...