He'll be ready to go by Houston.

He is very happy in Houston. He likes the city, the team and his teammates.

All of our existing clubs showed a year-over-year increase in revenue in February. Our Club Onyx in Houston had an outstanding month as our NBA All-Star Week promotions proved highly effective. We also had another solid month at Rick's Cabaret-New York City.

Yao has a dream of winning the NBA finals at least once, and he believed to stay at Houston he would have a better chance than moving to another team after the next season. He also believed the Rockets can help him develop his full potential in the sport and make him a really good basketball player.

[Second Ward Alderman Mac Myers asked Price if the 10 p.m. curfew was too early.] It's not too early, ... I don't know where your 15-year-old is at 10 p.m., but mine's at home.

The competition is making them better. They don't like it. They would like to say, 'Hey, I'm the guy, I'm the star.' And you want that. You want a guy in there that wants to be the guy. But it's making them compete, whether they like it or not.