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Curtis is anxious to open one here, he said. \"We feel we have developed a brand and we have a lot of guests who travel from Port Orange to Ormond.\" Mike Disher, planning and community development manager for the city, said the city is just waiting for the formal application so it can be reviewed. \"It should be a pretty straightforward site plan. There shouldn't be any issues,\" he said, adding the project conforms to all zoning requirements. News-Journal Graphic of locator map of \"Proposed Houligan's\" in Port Orange

Tim Curtis, chairman, reassured investors at the AGM that IBS's first-quarter revenue and operating profit, to January 31, were in line with internal management expectations and ahead of those for the same period in 2007.

Over the next 12 years, d'[Oliveira] was a member of a Worcestershire side that won the county championship twice, the NatWest Trophy, the Benson & Hedges Trophy and two Sunday League titles. \"I'm often asked about the best moments,\" he says. \"But for me the real highlight was being part of such a successful side, only the second Worcestershire team to win back-to-back titles. The overall package was more important than individual successes.\" \"'You're joking!\"' \"'Just do as you're told.\"'

Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto will also be contacted with the alert procedures, but [Tim Curtis] said he did not know if the hospital in Southaven would participate with any activities. Milton Kuykendall, superintendent of DeSoto County schools, said, \"While our schools routinely have emergency drills, I felt like it was a good idea for every school to re-visit their emergency plan, test our equipment and respond in a timely matter. I like a proactive approach when it comes to the safety of our students.\"

Douglas Vogelsang, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Memphis, said the storm system could bring a lot of rain, but he expects no frozen precipitation. [Tim Curtis] said he had alerted officials with county government and with all of the municipalities about the possibility of flooding. Police and public works officials in Southaven, Olive Branch, Horn Lake and Hernando said they will be checking for possible flooding conditions.

El-Hadji Diouf (football) - Sunderland's Senegal international forward.

Locally concentrated rain could result in some spot flooding, but [Tim Curtis] said the county's creeks all appear to be at near normal levels and the Coldwater River is more than eight feet below the level at which it spills into nearby bottomland. \"We're not expecting icy conditions, but we have about 150 tons of sand ready to go if it comes,\" said Ray Tarrance, public works director in Southaven. Photo; Thomas Busler/The Commercial Appeal Kasey Walker of Horn Lake uses a hydraulic splitter to turn red oak logs into firewood on Star Landing west of the railroad. A roaring fire in the hearth would be welcome with area temperatures expected to plunge overnight.

Deputy Mayor Tim Curtis withdrew the proposed resolution, which among other things asked the council to communicate at the state and national level Windsor's concerns over the direction of the country's policies regarding pre-emptive warfare, torture and the constitutional balance of power in the government. The resolution also called for supporting a planned withdrawal from Iraq with clear benchmarks and the restoration of multilateral relationships with former NATO allies and United Nations member states. Curtis introduced the resolution at the last council meeting, at the request of the town's human relations commission. Commission member Frank Stuart, who served in the armed forces during the Korean War, also expressed support for the resolution, which alleged that Americans were misled about weapons of mass destruction, wiretapping U.S. citizens and the use of torture on prisoners.

\"Nice of him to tell me,\" says [Hall], 31, rolling her eyes good- naturedly. It was a good thing [Tim Curtis], 34, remembered. The producers from the show called while Curtis was away. The show in which the Curtis and Hall's home will be featured is called Code Green Canada. Spawned from a province-wide environmental home renovation show called Code Green BC, this six-part series is airing across Canada on CBC Television and on CBC Newsworld. Hall and Curtis's house is one of 12 chosen from more than 5,000 entries. More than 250 applicants came from Vancouver Island alone. Each of the contestants were given $15,000 and a little help from energy consultants to reduce their home's energy consumption. The home with the greatest reduction wins a 2006 Toyota Prius Hybrid car valued at $35,000. Code Green co-producer Daniel Leipnik says Curtis and Hall's house made it to the final round precisely because it failed to make the energy-efficiency grade. \"These houses were all chosen because they're energy pigs,\" says Leipnik. \"Their owners are pitchforking money down the drain to pay for utilities.\"