Security has been of prime importance for us on the materials front and the power plant front since 9/11.

There is a potential for a security problem.

All the power people and state troopers have told us that Silsbee was the hardest-hit town in southeast Texas and we had nothing. There was no medicine, no FEMA, no Red Cross -- nobody.

He knows where we have been, the challenges that face us now and where we need to go.

When they started scoring, we knew they were coming for us. They kept scoring, and it seemed like we were getting down. But we picked it back up.

We are going with the vendors' commitments and we'll hold them to that. They told us they could deliver 500 a day and they are meeting that goal, and as long as that happens we'll be OK.