I think we've had three years in a row of above-average rainfalls.

Rate-making and setting of rate proposals is part science and part art because there are judgments that have to be made.

The reality is nobody is going to be happy with the rate increases in any form. Unfortunately we have to recover the costs we're paying for fossil fuels.

Inventories are actually still 7 million barrels above the three-year average. Once these refineries start cranking back up, I think you'll see supplies rise pretty quickly.

I don't think even Tiger has played three 36-hole days in a row before.

Obviously it's above average, or even superior.