It's hard to really praise the safety with what happened over the weekend, but from the other side of the coin, I just have a little cut, didn't have a concussion, and I have some bruises on my lungs. You can make an argument both ways.

What the problem has always been is that public safety personnel have always developed a plan.

Blame is safer than praise

We checked with our public safety people. Their comfort level is OK to get through the weekend.

(We find it) a good idea to avoid (individual) boat ownership and own it collectively. There's all new safety equipment (on the boats), a handheld GPS...everything needed to sail.

We have a safety committee that meets at least once a month. Any employee can bring a safety issue forward, and when that happens, the safety supervisor (Cody Hall) looks at the problem and makes the determination whether or not to convene the safety committee. And more often than not, that committee is called up because we want to take a close look at all concerns.