It’s late at night, and there’s a major blizzard raging outside. There’s no one left at the hospital to deliver the baby of the doctor and his wife but the doctor himself. With the assistance of a very trusted nurse, he does the delivery. The first shock: twins. The second shock: the female baby is severely affected with Down Syndrome. The doctor makes a rash decision. He asks the nurse to take the baby to an address in the town and tells his wife that the girl died. After arriving at the address, the nurse cannot bring herself to leave the girl. She and the girl disappear. We than follow the next 25 years of the characters’ lives and repercussions of the doctor’s decision. This is the

Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner's book"'Mount Pleasant" has hit the New York Times Bestseller list today, all but beating out his rival for California's coveted Gov. seat, Meg Whitman and her book "The Power of Many". Last night Poizner spent two hours with potential consitutuents at the Borders bookstore on Fair Oaks Blvd., signing autographed copies of his book, posing for pictures, and fielding questions from some folks who are still decidedly on the fence with regards to his candidacy. Poizner handled himself gracefully under fire, and with poise(pun intended). He was clear and concise, stating matter of factly what he envisions for the state and what his stance is on many of Cal