There's a lot of time in getting the logistics.
There are published guidelines when FEMA will adjust the cost share.
Right now, we do not expect additional flooding of New Orleans.
That kind of system, individual to individual, is a great way to go. There are a lot of great Americans out there.
At this time, we believe our better delivery mechanism will be checks or electronic funds transfer.
Any estimates now will be quite preliminary and subject to dramatic change.
Our employees remain committed to the residents of St. Bernard Parish who have affected by Hurricane Katrina.
We can start moving units in, but in order for people to operate them we have to secure a site that has the appropriate infrastructure that has electricity, water and wastewater services.
For their own reasons, which I don't know, they chose not to sign a contract.
The state will select an appropriate burial site for the people who are not immediately identified. Our primary concern is for the dignity of the deceased.
