Like water rising, the market is trying to find its own level. The rally is not sustainable in the long term. There's still a lot of uncertainty.

Corning provides a little strength to a very beleaguered sector, but the Street has not been expecting much out of the telecoms. Citigroup was a little weak, but Bank or America evens it out.

We've got a market that is slowly finding its ground. The Federal Reserve gave us what we wanted yesterday (Tuesday), but we still are fighting an uphill battle every day as corporate warnings come in.

We live on the highest hill in town, so we probably won't get water damage from this.

The fairways were accumulating so much water where it was unfair to the players trying to take casual water relief. They were having to go a long way to find a dry spot, and that kind of changes the game a little bit. That's when we threw in the towel.

We're disappointed but we're not going to quit. We'll keep trying to get the water and coal down here. We have to have them in place before we approach the CPC.