There are a lot of interesting approaches to this issue. But the biggest concern . . . is that the time to accomplish this is extremely short. These sites are lost daily.

The Economic Development Council is in a prime location to take on the economic development aspect of that.

They end up squatting in public waters. When you start doing that adjacent to million dollar homes, those people get upset.

Basically, the concern of NAPFA is the extraordinary expense often associated with these insurance policies, ... The problem with a lot of these high cost products is that they attempt to push hot buttons with consumers. They ask, 'do you want to pay taxes?' Obviously, you don't. But the NAPFA approach is to look at your overall financial picture and do it on an unbiased, non-partial basis.

Thunderstorms are a main concern because they can drop lots of rain in a hurry.

We continue to believe that all of the concern over the discounters' push into consumer electronics may be overblown.