The Friday Rant  As the woes of Enron and Global Crossing rip
through the markets, taking down any company that has anything
even marginally questionable in its financials, it seems that a
full scale witch hunt is on. Bill Mann understands why Ken Lay
took the Fifth, thinks the canonization of Sherron Watkins is
overblown, is baffled that skating can manage to make boxing
look legitimate, and clearly has had too much coffee this
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Reprints   By Bill Mann (TMF Otter) February 15, 2002  OK, I
know every wag-mouthed talking head has an opinion on how it is
that you can "avoid the next Enron." In fact, without a doubt,
I've added to the noise, given the media opportunities that
inevitably arise when a columnist babbles on long enough about a
subject.  I've got some bad news for people trying to "avoid the
next Enron." The next Enron will not look a thing like this
Enron. We've got Congress running every which way trying to fix
stuff that isn't broke, and f