The Tests are so close together and there's travel. We have to make a decision soon.

It depends on his symptoms.

He'll see a specialist in the morning. He's still feeling dizzy and has a bad headache, but we'll see how he is in the morning. What is certain is that he will want to play, but there are symptoms which indicate that he shouldn't. There are a couple of tests we can do. It's a safety issue.

These tests certainly carry weight and drive decision making for our system. They are an important part of accountability and that drives funding as well, especially federal funding as part of No Child Left Behind.

The decision by President Bush assures our customers that for at least the next 90 days their travel plans will be unaffected while we continue our efforts to reach agreement on a new contract for our mechanics, cleaners and custodians and that no strike or other job action is imminent. We will be working diligently to achieve a new contract during this period.

The key drivers as we invest in these markets are fuel prices. The decision whether to build a new coal plant is: What do you think will happen to gas prices?