As chairman and chief executive of Tyco International, L. Dennis
Kozlowski was an insatiable acquirer, adding hundreds of
companies in the 1990's.  Now in prison serving 8 to 25 years
for larceny and conspiracy, Mr. Kozlowski, the man who once
spent $6,000 on a shower curtain, is seeing his world shrink
rapidly. The latest blow: his wife since 2001, Karen, recently
filed for divorce.  This is the woman he famously feted with a
40th birthday party (or Dionysian revel) on Sardinia in June
2001. Vodka flowed from an ice sculpture of Michelangelo's
David; attendants in togas served canap? Jimmy Buffett
performed. And half the $2 million cost was, yes, billed to Tyco
as a business expense.  That was paltry in light of the $600
million that Mr. Kozlowski, 59, and another executive, Mark H.
Swartz, were accused of looting from the company, but it came to
symbolize rampant corporate excess.  In her filing, Karen
Kozlowski, a former waitress, asks that the couple's assets be
equally distributed and that her husband be