But we were up to our necks dealing with the storm. We did the best we could under the circumstances.

Every other city employee got overtime. If they can't get it, we'll reimburse the money and FEMA said they would pay.

I have agencies telling me two different things - FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) and the state and the city auditor. It's hard when multiple agencies are telling you to do something or not to do something.

We're not going to settle with what we have achieved so far. We are going to reset our goals and over achieve.

I've talked to Ken a lot, and we are both going to run. It all depends on how you manage your running games.

Successfully resolving the placed-in-service issue has been a top priority for the company, so we are very pleased by the outcome. This positive ruling removes a major uncertainty for the company and will allow our management team to focus on strategic uses of the cash benefits provided by the synthetic fuel tax credits.