I'm glad I've stuck to my one-cup-of-coffee rule: I'm wearing ski bibs, a climbing harness (in case I need to be fished out of a crevasse) and a high-tech avalanche pack that can inflate with one tug, turning me into a human bouncy castle.
In the case of large-scale land deals, one of the primary justifications given by governments in developing countries is that they need investments in order to develop the land and make it more productive.
John McCain, R-Arizona, said the Enron case is another illustration of the need for campaign finance reform to eliminate the perception that companies such as Enron can buy access and influence through contributions.