It looks like it will work out pretty great.

I was probably pretty frustrating to work with, because if I ever did anything wrong, I would just start crying. And it wouldn't be because I was hurt or anything like that, or because I didn't want to be there, I love gymnastics, but it was because I was such a perfectionist that anything I did wrong, you know, it just tore me up, and Steve dealt with that really well.

The project starts as soon as school is out. We will move them (the mobile units) in when school is out.

Instead of asking -- ''How much damage will the work in question bring about?'' why not ask -- ''How much good? How much joy?''

We're going to have to have a more specialized and educated work force. And that will require reimbursement rates that relate more to clinical care than to components.

We're pretty confident we'll be able to work something out that will be beneficial to the students. If it's a financial issue, finances are not an issue for us. We just want our students to be happy.