In addition to studying the damaged structures in the aftermath of the hurricane, we also can model the conditions that were occurring during the storm. This will provide decision makers with the best scientific information available as they proceed with the rebuilding process.

If you make this stuff correctly, the result should be simulating what happened in the field.

With what's going on with the aftermath of the hurricane, I would expect prices to go up rather than down in September.

This can be very useful and appropriate for people who are still dealing with the aftermath of the hurricane since there is no cost to the resident to get rid of their garbage at the sites.

I think it's obvious, in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, we are faced with some formidable challenges. It's difficult to go forward when you are ejected from your home venue. ... First and foremost in our thinking is that we want - in every way possible - to conduct our event in the state of Louisiana.

The loss of critical gasoline flows from the U.S. Gulf Coast to the Northeast in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina will stress markets over the next few weeks, even as the summer driving season ends.