The fuels to schools program here in the northwest was developed around the concept of using chipped forest waste, slash from forest waste reduction. What we've been doing is using fairly standard chipping, hauling it by truck to the boiler plant.

Keith Brooking of course is the worst injury. He does have some chipped vertebrates in his back. How long that will be I don't know, a lot of it depends on when the soreness goes away,

The Northwest Forest Plan was a one-size-fits-all approach. But an ecosystem in Southern Oregon is much different than a forest in Northern Washington. Here we have an opportunity to use local knowledge and local input that really reflects the needs of the environment there.

The winds shifted and the fire got into some heavier fuels.

Tuscola has a quality program. They will stay with what they have been using the past few years because it works. They can either spread it out or run. Defensively, they put as much pressure on you and see if they can bottle you up in the backfield.

Waste paper is like a forest - paper recycles itself, generation after generation.