We haven't made any formal announcement yet, but we are taking all the steps in anticipation that the project will go forward.

We would like it to be in Columbia City. It's not a firm and final decision, and will depend on tax incentives. We are talking with the county.

Beams have been such a strong market that we have had no time to concentrate on railroad rail. Now with the other mill producing the smaller beams, this will free up time to roll railroad rails.

One of the big concerns is that businesses will start to gear up too quickly in anticipation of a rebound in demand or even the rebound we've already seen. But if the demand is temporary, then they will be stuck with too many goods on their shelves, so there's reason to be cautious in coming months.

There will be no demonstrations or mass gatherings, ... We're going into this with the anticipation that Northwest plans to fly and operate normally.

Tomorrow's action will be totally affected by the Intel numbers. We're seeing some buying in anticipation of a pickup [in technology spending], and we're starting to see some pockets of it.