At first, Mr. Sands looked as if he would make it.

Mr. Sands, a big man, is always calm but never still.

Mr. Sands said that the strategy to release the film in two halves turned out to be successful.

Mr. Sands said he had not spoken with them.

Mr. Sand also credits the society with helping to create a network of computers and printers for his office.

Nobody in the hall was more surprised by the win than Mr. Sand.

But he had not done much to it in recent years, Mr. Sands said.

Mr. Sand plans to hit every city and town in the state that has a post office - all 300 or so of them.

Mr. Sands, having saved much on labor, said his house cost about $80,000.

Mr. Sands had agreed to the prison interview on the condition that nothing he said be published until after his sentencing.