The neighborhood was difficult. It's a rundown area and it hadn't come into being yet.

We are definitely building this year. The seniors are strong in their events and that will be a great help at any meet. The juniors, although a small crew, have good experience. The sophomores will be the future for the next two years and the freshmen will only get stronger and better.

In two years, it's matured so much beyond what we expected, so we don't get any resistance to the neighborhood. We don't get questions like, 'Why would I want to live here?' It's got to be Vulcan's marketing that has driven that.

All the construction commodities - lumber, copper, aluminum - everything is going to be impacted by the rebuilding of the Gulf, ... It's something we're watching very, very closely. We've got a lot of clients who could be impacted by this.

Take The Walk is not about individuals becoming great in order to impact the world, it is about discovering the greatness of individuals as they use what they already have to touch the lives of the dying, sick and poor. It is about normal people with careers, families, and responsibilities, asking 'How can what I already do and what I already am make a difference in lives half a world away?

They should have found the most egregious security errors and highlighted them instead of lumping them together with more minor things.