But we're really trying to fine tune that.

We're happy to have a local builder to help build the building back to look the same way it did before.

After Hurricane Frances, it was pretty much evident that it (The Gables) would have to be taken down to its substructure.

We've been desperately trying to get construction started and the project completed and now it appears that we're on the doorstep. We're highly motivated because it represents $400 million annually to the state.

He's been there. It's not a case of having to do too much and trying to put too much on your shoulders. He did a nice job of stepping out of the pocket and hitting check-downs. That's the thing that I liked, his composure and his poise. You could just see he was aware of what was going on around him, waiting things out. He's just being the leader that he is.

It's the way that aluminum oxidizes, just like iron rusts, ... All you're trying to do is slow it down.