It's going to divert some key materials. It's going to have an effect on building elsewhere. A lot of the areas that were hit are areas that produce wood products.

I'm not so inclined now to look elsewhere for a building.

We're going to have a lot of additional demand for materials, both in the cleanup process and the repair process and going forward in rebuilding.

There may have been a little over-enthusiasm trying to serve the high end previously, but we haven't seen any evidence the high end is having problems. We have also seen some national builders trying to buy market share by pricing more aggressively.

So the secondary effect is a lot of folks who traditionally came to the shore are going elsewhere.

The key to everything is building the rail spur,