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I was interested when I saw this stock drop to 6.80 and then scene it hit $6.00 I been debating about buying and went in today at 6.15. There is alot of products on there website that I like. I wasn't aware of Skullcandy being part of gaming headphones and if they can cut into turtle beach share of the high end gaming headphone market that will help. The P/E is cheap so I'm not concerned of this falling much more. I do not see the EPS falling much. The company is buying shares back so that is a good thing as well. This is reminding me alot like Zynga was $2 because it was over sold and now is 3.5+. I will be happy to see $7 and that should be no problem seeing that this stock was at 12 in Nov.
They haven't been able to scale their opex spending way too much on low ROI marketing and with declining margins and increased competition earnings will continue to decline. You don't have to pick the bottom in this stock you can wait until after earnings to see how bad the the books look and what their future guidance looks like.
they have the potential to deliver strong Q1 earnings if they cut the low ROI marketing spend and focus on grass roots. Gaming category could work for them but i think they need to develop gaming vendor partnerships rather than go it alone.
In my opinion you shouldn't buy skullcandy if you wanted to see $7 and sell.
the risk doesn't worth it. Skullcandy can be bought or become overtime a 5 bagger. There is also a risk that they will be squeezed on price and miss big on future guidance. I am long, but expect the guidance to be $0.70-$0.80. Stock can continue to go down and then you will sell at $5 and lose. I would suggest keep it long term or don't take the risk. Although you might be right and stock will go to $7 and you will sell. Good luck.

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At the time Gandhi rose to prominence a young girl from Canada set out for India. She learned a language, birthed a nursing school, faced incredible odds, ran the race and pressed on to the mark of the high calling. It's the end of World War II. The world breathes a collective sigh of relief. Jean Darling, a young Canadian girl and registered nurse, sets out for India. Her journey is fraught with delays, unsanitary conditions, sickness, bedbugs, and a storm at sea, but nothing can deter her from the mission she knows she must fulfill-to start a nursing school at the Reynolds Memorial Hospital. The hospital is a former derelict school building with very little equipment and one doctor who visits in the villages with a missionary nurse. With dogged determination, Jean sets her mind to the task ahead. Political unrest swirls in the country she's been called to. Gandhi is rallying his countrymen to sever British rule and political gatherings are everywhere. Jean remains focused on her mission, with many challenges ahead: learning a new language, battling bouts of amoebic dysentery and malaria, and witnessing unbelievable superstitions. Her focus and trust in God will take her on a forty-year journey in the mission field, with a triumphant conclusion. About the Author: Mary Haskett is a writer and speaker. Since becoming a Christian she has served in many areas of ministry including Director of Women's Ministries, Singles Fellowship, counseling and prayer. She is a member of The Word Guild of Canada and InScribe Christian Fellowship. Mary is the founder of Ready Writers, London and Faith Filled Women's Prayer Group. Her book Reverend Mother's Daughter was a finalist in the 2008 Word Guild of Canada Awards, and won an IPPY award in the States. Her second book Because We Prayed was released last year. She has had many articles published and is currently a contributor to the blog, Under the Cover of Prayer. She resides in London, Ontario.
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Welcome to the Department of Human Physiology
by Li-Shan Chou, Department Head
On behalf of the faculty and students of the Department of Human Physiology, I would like to welcome you to our website. Our department is home to undergraduate and graduate students who desire strong training in human physiology and anatomy that will prepare them for careers in medicine, allied health professions, and biomedical research. (more…)
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Seminar Series for Fall 2016 announced
The department hosts a yearlong seminar series that explores various topics from obesity, exercise science, bio-mechanics and other Human Physiology related topics.
Four guest speakers are slated every two weeks for the fall term visiting from around the country. This term the department is also having graduate student speakers present during the off weeks. Thurman Lockhart, PhD, School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering, Arizona State University will be the first guest speaker on Oct. 7th, presenting "Postural Stability and Falls in Advanced Parkinson's Disease Patients".
All seminars are free and will take place Fridays at 11 a.m. in McKenzie Hall Room 221.
Human physiology graduate students are required to attend, however the general public is also welcome.
The full schedule is available on our website.
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Human Physiology is excited to announce some new features on the website. Check out these new permanent sections on the website.
Main Menu: Department History This link gives you an inside look on how the department evolved throughout the years
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On Monday June 13th, Human Physiology celebrated candidates for 257 Baccalaureate degrees, 11 Master's degrees and 4 Doctoral degrees in front of a large crowd of family, friends, faculty & staff. .
Also celebrated were numerous awards and scholarships awarded to 22 graduates and a special award presented to Dr. Jerold A. Hawn MD for the Louis Osternig Clinical Educator Award.
A grand total of 4,192 bachelor's degrees, 688 master's degrees, 86 doctoral degrees, 121 law degrees and 46 certificates were conferred to 5,067 men and women in total at the University.
The Class of 2016 was notable for being the most diverse, with the most students of Hispanic descent and members of ethnic minorities earning degrees. In addition, the class has 615 students from 65 nations, the most ever.
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SANEI TO SHANGHAI: Sanei International Corp., a major apparel company based in Tokyo, has established a wholly owned subsidiary in Shanghai that will initially handle procurement and trading of merchandise from China and eventually build directly managed apparel factories in that country.
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The new company, Sanei International Trading (Shanghai) Co., is capitalized initially at $200,000, a Sanei spokesman said, explaining that it is positioned as a controlling company responsible for directly managing Sanei's trading and manufacturing operations in China.
To ensure the stable and long-term supply of high-quality and reasonably priced merchandise from China, it is essential that the company structures a system of direct control and management over its manufacturing operations in that country, Sanei stressed.
The Shanghai-based firm will eventually be able to plan, design and produce its own brands for the Chinese market, independent of its parent company, the executive said.
The move is part of Sanei's continuing effort to expand its presence in Asia. The firm established a subsidiary in Hong Kong, Sanei Group International H.K. Ltd., two years ago to handle its growing business with China.
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A NEW YARN: Mizuno Corp., a leading manufacturer of sporting goods and clothes, and Mitsubishi Rayon Co. have jointly developed a new type of man-made fiber yarn that expands or shrinks according to the level of its water content.
The new material, which has been named "Dynamic Airy," is actually a conjugated yarn of triacetate and diacetate from Mitsubishi. Dubbed the "textile that moves," the conjugated yarn expands 20 percent when it absorbs water, Mizuno said, noting that the company plans to introduce golf wear and other athletic wear using the new fiber ,including polo shirts, T-shirts and warm-ups.
The conjugated yarn is structured like a spring: when it absorbs water and expands, it allows more air and increases air permeability of the clothes. — T.F.
JAPANESE IMPORTS UP: Imports of woven apparel to Japan from all sources in the first five months this year increased 3 percent in quantity from a year earlier to 512,845,000 pieces but declined 3.4 percent in value to $3.57 billion or in local currency, 428.32 billion yen, according to the Japan Textile Importers Association. Dollar figures are converted at an exchange rate of 120 yen to the dollar.
Likewise, imports of knit apparel rose 9.3 percent in quantity to 884,296,000 pieces but were down 0.1 percent in value at $2.6 billion. In addition, imports of accessories during the five-month period amounted to $756 million, up 1.3 percent.
China continued as the largest exporter accounting for a share of 81.3 percent and 81.1 percent, respectively, of woven and knit apparel imports. China was followed by Italy, Vietnam, South Korea, Thailand, the U.S., France, Indonesia, India and the Philippines.
Imports of woven apparel from the U.S. were down 16.8 percent to $35 million, while shipments of knit apparel fell 31.2 percent to $46.7 million, according to the association. North Korea shipped about 1 million pieces of woven apparel, down 4.9 percent, worth $19 million, down 18.7 percent, while supplying 85,000 pieces of knit apparel, up 16.7 percent, valued at $758,000, up 63.9 percent. — T.F.
SLOW GO IN TOKYO: Sales at department stores in the Tokyo metropolitan area in June dropped for the 19th straight month. Total sales from 28 doors of 13 retailers fell 2.8 percent to $1.42 billion, or 166.7 billion yen in local currency, from the same month of last year. "In the latter half of the month, sales slowed despite a small pickup due to various promotions, including seasonal markdowns and store renovations," said the Japan Department Stores Association. In May, total sales dropped 4.7percent from a year ago.
Sales of apparel in June fell 1 percent from a year ago, recording the category's 9th consecutive drop. Sales of women's wear declined 0.4 percent, marking the 5th straight drop, although "good sales were seen in young casual wear," said the association. Men's wear dropped 0.5 percent, while kids' wear fell 5.2 percent. In May, total sales from apparel goods dropped 2.9 percent from the previous year. Dollar figures have been converted at current exchange. — Koji Hirano


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ByloRemember last year when Oversaul was parked in his chair on the side of the road waiting for the dust to settle????Well, I bought some at $25 and watched it drop a bunch more. This week I took a 50% profit on THAT investment (can't go broke making capital gains). Now, I am hoping for it to break $54 and get my first purchase on top of the table.You and I may have to wait awhile to find a suitable entry point. This is a volital stock and one has to have patience.cheersboar
I hope Oversaul isn't still sitting on the side of the road. I think he's probably very content where he's at anyway..debtfree except for a tank of gas on his charge card. He deserves good things happening to him.You must've bought the shares I sold at $24. That was my ORIGINAL goal when I bought IRF WAYYY back when it was sub teens. Even after the trip to $60. You can't say I don't stick to my investment goals. hehe What's the capital gains tax rate again?
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Referenced by name
The Clouseau Museum displays the disguises worn by Clouseau in "Revenge"
A still photo is shown
Refers to the last three Panther films Peter Sellers made
One scene shows Sellers during filming of this in costume as Clouseau's Old Salty Swedish Sea Dog disguise.
Henry Mancini's "Hong Kong Fireworks" plays throughout the chase in "Asiatown."
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DVD is shown in a video store.
Clouseau calls the japanese character "his little yellow friend" mirroring how he treated Cato
Subject of an $800 clue in the category "Directors & Their Films"
likens the Halloween sequel titles to the ones in this series.
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DVD compilation The Pink Panther Collection featuring all the original Peter Sellers movies reviewed + footage used
The Asian merc falling into a tub of gooey fluid that coats the oaf from head to toe, just like the whitewash that Arthur Houseman's drunkard character falls into and then looks like a ghost afterwards.
Clouseau's animated flashlight-beam shining right at the camera and lighting up the whole screen in yellow during the opening credits, just like Bond's pistol-shot creates a "blood-filled screen" when he fires at the camera in the beginning of the J.B. films.
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SoMCC Event
Industry Insights: Medical Communications w/ HCG: How to Make Science & Medicine Intelligible to Different Audiences
|Wednesday, October 12, 2011
|12:00 -1:00 PM (Presentation and Q&A)
1:00-1:30 PM (Informal lunch reception)
|Clark Center Auditorium, Clark CenterCenter
School of Medicine Career Center (SoMCC)
Jan-Willem van Doorn, MD, PhD
Mona Lee, PhD
Svetlana Pidasheva, PhD
Healthcare Consultancy Group (HCG)
|Event details:
The ability to translate is a powerful skill. As working professionals, researchers and clinicians are called upon to convey information to a wide range of audiences. In fact, without clear and effective communication, the value of one's expertise or knowledge is reduced dramatically if not nullified.
While many are unaware of its existence, there is an entire industry devoted to "medical communications," comprising firms that serve pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical devices companies—helping them to better portray, understand, and communicate the intricacies and impact of the work they are all performing.
This seminar has been structured to provide trainees with a first-hand look into the field of medical communications, presented by a global leader in the industry. Topics to be covered include:
· Introduction to Medical Communications
· Imperative for Clear and Accurate Communication in the Life Sciences Setting
· Success Factors: How to Determine Whether Communication Is Working
· Keep the Customer Satisfied: A Client Perspective & Example
· Roles for Scientists & Clinicians: An HCG Perspective
· Future Focus: Opportunities to Prepare for and Practice Effective Communication
Jan-Willem van Doorn, MD, PhD, has over 20 years of experience in the medical communications, healthcare, and life sciences industries in the US and Europe. Dr. van Doorn is an expert in the development and execution of medical strategies for pipeline and inline compounds, and medical devices. He received his MD degree from the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, his PhD in medicine from Gothenburg University, Sweden, and his MBA from New York University.
Mona Lee, PhD, received her doctorate in pharmacology from Cornell University and has extensive work experience in biotechnology research, medical communications, and university outreach and research development. Her interests in biomedical research, outreach and communications, relationship-building, and business development have steered her toward a career in medical communications.
Svetlana Pidasheva, PhD, received her doctorate in experimental medicine from McGill University, and has extensive immunology research experience with Genentech Inc. She recently moved to medical communications to pursue her passion for educating healthcare professionals on pipeline compounds.
Free and open to Stanford ID holders.
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Chambers ranks DLA Piper practices and lawyers as leaders in business law
28 May, 2013
DLA Piper today announced that the firm received 177 individual lawyer and 64 practice rankings in the newly published annual Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business.
The Chambers USA rankings are based on extensive research conducted by Chambers and Partners Legal Publishers, a highly respected English publisher of renowned directories assessing and ranking the world's leading lawyers.
In 2013, DLA Piper ranked in the first tier in 10 national and regional areas of practice, including:
Franchising, nationally
Retail, nationally
Corporate/Commercial in Washington
Corporate/M&A in Arizona and Maryland
Litigation: General Commercial in Maryland
Real Estate in Illinois, Massachusetts and Washington, DC
Technology: Corporate & Commercial in Texas
DLA Piper ranked in the second tier in:
Corporate/M&A: Highly Regarded, nationally
Government: Government Relations, nationally
Investment Funds: Venture Capital, nationally
Leisure & Hospitality, nationally
Privacy & Data Security, nationally
Real Estate, nationally
Sports Law, nationally
Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation in Maryland
Insurance: Transactional & Regulatory in Illinois
Intellectual Property: Trademark, Copyright & Trade Secrets in Washington, DC
IT & Outsourcing in California
Real Estate in California and Maryland
Technology & Outsourcing in Illinois
DLA Piper ranked in the third tier in:
Intellectual Property, nationally
Outsourcing, nationally
Products Liability & Mass Torts, nationally
Bankruptcy/Restructuring in Delaware and Florida
Corporate/M&A in New Jersey and Northern Virginia
Corporate/M&A & Private Equity in Illinois and Washington, DC
Intellectual Property in California and Illinois
Labor & Employment in Maryland
Latin American Investment in Florida
Life Sciences in California
Litigation: Securities in California
Real Estate in Florida and Texas
Real Estate: Mainly Corporate & Finance in New York
Real Estate: Mainly Dirt in New York
Tax in California
DLA Piper ranked in the fourth tier in:
Capital Markets: REITs, nationally
Construction, nationally
Energy: Oil & Gas (Transactional), nationally
Government: Government Contracts, nationally
International Trade: Intellectual Property (Section 337), nationally
Investment Funds: Private Equity: Fund Formation, nationally
Life Sciences, nationally
Tax Controversy, nationally
Bankruptcy/Restructuring in Illinois
Corporate/M&A: Highly Regarded in New York
Corporate/M&A in Georgia, Northern California and Southern California
Environment in Washington, DC
Intellectual Property in Texas
Litigation: General Commercial in Washington
And DLA Piper ranked in the fifth tier in:
International Arbitration, nationally
International Trade, nationally
Tax: Corporate & Finance, nationally
Litigation: General Commercial in Illinois
Individual Lawyers
The 177 individual DLA Piper lawyer rankings cited by Chambers USA are listed below, along with the regions and areas of law for which they were selected.
Gregg M. Galardi, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Robert H. Bergdolt, Capital Markets: REITs
Lee Alexander, Energy: Oil & Gas (Regulatory & Litigation)
Jack J. Langlois, Energy: Oil & Gas (Transactional)
Michael G. Brennan, Franchising
Stuart Hershman, Franchising
Norman Leon, Franchising
Bret Lowell, Franchising
Richard J. Morey, Franchising
Joseph W. Sheyka, Franchising
Dennis E. Wieczorek, Franchising
Erik B. Wulff, Franchising
Tao Xu, Franchising
Philip F. Zeidman, Franchising
Richard P. Rector, Government: Government Contracts
Carl Lee Vacketta, Government: Government Contracts
James J. Blanchard, Government: Government Relations
John A. Merrigan, Government: Government Relations
Thomas M. Boyd, Government: Government Relations and Privacy and Data Security
William Minor, Government: Political Law
Cedric Chao, International Arbitration
Richard Newcomb, International Trade: Export Controls & Economic Sanctions
Mark D. Fowler, International Trade: Intellectual Property (Section 337)
David A. Goldstein, Investment Funds: Private Equity: Fund Formation
Jeffrey M. Leavitt, Investment Funds: Venture Capital
Jeffrey K. Lehrer, Investment Funds: Venture Capital
Sandra Y. Kellman, Leisure & Hospitality
Mark F. Radcliffe, Outsourcing
Vincent Sanchez, Outsourcing
James J. Halpert, Privacy & Data Security
Jennifer Kashatus, Privacy & Data Security
Loren H. Brown, Products Liability & Mass Torts
Joseph A. Tato, Projects
James Beard, Real Estate
Jay Epstien, Real Estate
Frederick L. Klein, Real Estate
Charles H. Baker, Sports Law
Mark Whitaker, Sports Law
Peter C. White, Sports Law
Ellis L. Reemer, Tax Controversy
Stanley McDermott III, Transportation: Shipping: Litigation (New York)
Greg R. Hall, Corporate/M&A
David P. Lewis, Corporate/M&A
Steven D. Pidgeon, Corporate/M&A
Mark A. Nadeau, Litigation: General Commercial
Bradley J. Gersich, Corporate/M&A: Northern California
Henry Lesser, Corporate/M&mmp;A: Northern California
Jay Rains, Corporate/M&A: Southern California
Curtis L. Mo, Corporate/M&A: Venture Capital
John Allcock, Intellectual Property: Patent
Lisa A. Haile, Intellectual Property: Patent and Life Sciences: IP/Patent Litigation
Victoria Lee, IT & Outsourcing
Mark F. Radcliffe, IT & Outsourcing
Beni Surpin, IT & Outsourcing
Howard Clowes, Life Sciences: Corporate/Commercial
Bruce W. Jenett, Life Sciences: Corporate/Commercial
Shirli Fabbri Weiss, Litigation: Securities
George L. O'Connell, Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations
Stephen A. Cowan, Real Estate
Michael D. Hamilton, Real Estate
Michael E. Meyer, Real Estate
David Colker, Tax
Sang Kim, Tax
Stuart M. Brown, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Gregg M. Galardi, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Craig Martin, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
John L. Reed, Chancery
Denise Kraft, Intellectual Property
District of Columbia
Frank (Rusty) Conner, Corporate/M&A & Private Equity
Jeffrey R. Houle, Corporate/M&A & Private Equity
Sarah E. Kahn, Corporate/M&A & Private Equity
Richard J. Marks, Corporate/M&A & Private Equity
Michael Reed, Corporate/M&A & Private Equity
Deborah E. Jennings, Environment
Gina M. Zawitoski, Environment
Joseph Lavelle, Intellectual Property: Litigation
Ann K. Ford, Intellectual Property: Trademark, Copyright & Trade Secrets
Earl J. Silbert, Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations
Jay Epstien, Real Estate
Jeffrey R. Keitelman, Real Estate
Frederick L. Klein, Real Estate
Alan Winston Granwell, Tax
Carlos Loumiet, Banking & Finance: Transactional and Latin American Investment
Craig Rasile, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Andrew Zaron, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Joshua Kaye, Healthcare
Frederick McClure, Litigation: General Commercial
Michael Bedke Real Estate
Michael Silva, Tax
Robert L. Crewdson, Construction
Joseph Alexander, Corporate/M&A
Joseph Silver, Corporate/M&A
Mark E. Grantham, Litigation: General Commercial
Paul N. Monnin, Litigation: White-Collar Crime
M. Maxine Hicks, Real Estate
Richard A. Chesley, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Christopher L. Dickerson, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Alan P. Solow, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Neal Aizenstein, Corporate/M&A
Andrew L. Weil, Corporate/M&A
Steven V. Napolitano, Corporate/M&A: Private Equity
Stephen W. Schwab, Insurance: Dispute Resolution: Reinsurance and Insurance: Transactional & Regulatory
David Mendelsohn, Insurance: Transactional & Regulatory
Mark I. Feldman, Intellectual Property
Christina Martini, Intellectual Property
Keith Medansky, Intellectual Property
Michael J. Sheehan, Labor & Employment
Joseph Collins, Litigation: General Commercial
James Beard, Real Estate
Charles L. Edwards, Real Estate
David Glickstein, Real Estate
Theodore Novak, Real Estate and Real Estate: Zoning & Leasing
Richard F. Klawiter, Real Estate: Zoning & Leasing
David L. Reifman, Real Estate: Zoning & Leasing
Sachin A. Lele, Technology & Outsourcing
Vincent Sanchez, Technology & Outsourcing
Wm. David Chalk, Corporate/M&A
Kelly Tubman Hardy, Corporate/M&A
Jason C. Harmon, Corporate/M&A
Jay Smith Jr., Corporate/M&A
Mark Muedeking, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation
Linda Marotta Thomas, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation
Russell H. Gardner, Labor & Employment
Richard M. Kremen, Litigation: Bankruptcy
Neil Dilloff, Litigation: General Commercial
Brett Ingerman, Litigation: General Commercial
James D. Mathias, Litigation: General Commercial
Robert J. Mathias, Litigation: General Commercial
Charles P. Scheeler, Litigation: General Commercial
Guy E. Flynn, Real Estate
Richard E. Levine, Real Estate
Joseph A. Hugg, Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation
Howard S. Rosenblum, Private Equity: Fund Formation
Itai Nevo, Private Equity: Venture Capital Investment
John Rattigan Jr., Real Estate
Richard D. Rudman, Real Estate
John L. Sullivan, Real Estate
Elliot M. Surkin, Real Estate
New Jersey
Andrew P. Gilbert, Corporate/M&A
Andrew O. Bunn, Litigation: General Commercial
New York
Thomas Califano, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
Bob Alessi, Environment
Aidan McCormack, Insurance: Dispute Resolution: Insurer
Michael Murphy, Insurance: Dispute Resolution: Insurer
Paul R. Gupta, Intellectual Property: Patent
Drew Wintringham, Intellectual Property: Patent
Andrew H. Levy, Real Estate
Martin D. Polevoy, Real Estate
Jeffrey B. Steiner, Real Estate: Finance
Northern Virginia
Jeffrey K. Lehrer, Corporate/M&A
James M. Heintz, Intellectual Property
Dale S. Lazar, Intellectual Property
Tara Lee, Litigation: General Commercial
James R. Nelson, Antitrust
Aaron Fountain, Intellectual Property
John M. Guaragna, Intellectual Property
Frank E. Sheeder, Healthcare
Claudia Wilson Frost, Litigation: Appellate
Jay Hailey, Real Estate
Philip D. Weller, Real Estate
John J. Gilluly III, Technology: Corporate & Commercial
Paul E. Hurdlow, Technology: Corporate & Commercial
James L. Montgomery, Technology: Corporate & Commercial
Philip Russell, Technology: Corporate & Commercial
Sam Zabaneh, Technology: Corporate & Commercial
Trenton Dykes, Corporate/Commercial
Michael Hutchings, Corporate/Commercial
John M. Steel, Corporate/Commercial
Steven R. Yentzer, Corporate/Commercial
Andrew Escobar, Litigation: General Commercial
Stellman Keehnel, Litigation: General Commercial
John W. Wolfe, Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations
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WIPP Statement on King v. Burwell Supreme Court Decision on ACA Subsidies
Washington, D.C. (June 25, 2015) — Women business owners can breathe a sigh of relief that the Supreme Court case, allowing subsidies in federally operated healthcare exchanges, is settled. WIPP fought for many years to bring to the health insurance market the ability to pool resources to have better access to health insurance for small businesses and their employees. Loss of subsidies for individuals would have, by many estimates, doomed these important mechanisms of insurance coverage. The Kaiser Family Foundation, a non-partisan recognized research foundation, calculated subsidized enrollees would face an average effective premium increase of 287 percent if the court ruled against the administration.
Under current law, companies with employees under 50 employees do not have to offer health insurance, so many small companies encourage their employees to shop for their own healthcare in the individual market exchanges. Had the Supreme Court ruled against the constitutionality of subsidies in the 34 federally-run exchanges, many small employers would have faced the same dilemma before Obamacare was enacted—no place for their employees to shop. It was estimated that without the subsidies, many Americans could not afford health insurance. Therefore, the additional burden of operating the exchanges would have fallen on the 4.6 million Americans who use the federally-run exchanges.
Regardless of the political disagreements on whether the reforms enacted by Obamacare are working or if the law in its entirety should be repealed, WIPP believes that a decision of this magnitude would have had a serious effect on small businesses and, in turn, impact our economy as a whole.
We urge the Congress to take a practical approach to making changes to the law, such as the ability to use Health Reimbursement Accounts or defining full time workers as 40 hours instead of the current 30-hour definition. WIPP continues to believe that health insurance coverage and the costs associated with it are a key component of employee recruitment, retention and their well-being as well as the health of the small businesses that employ millions of Americans.
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Jul 19, 2013
Banco do Brasil tapped the euro market Thursday, increasing the deal size amid an improving tone for emerging market debt.
The €700m ($917m) deal, the Brazilian
lender's first in euros since 2011, was
three-times subscribed. It came as international debt markets
gradually reopen to Latin borrowers.
América Móvil sold a European deal earlier in the
week, and Chilean power line firm
Transelec is eyeing a potential return to the international
debt market.
"Following our investor meetings in June, we monitored the
market and saw volatility," Daniel Maria, executive manager at
Banco do Brasil, told LatinFinance. "From last week we
saw good signs of liquidity and understood it to be a good
window to tap the market."
The heavy demand drove the bank to increase the size of the
deal and tighten pricing. Lead managers Banco do Brasil,
Bradesco, Deustche Bank, HSBC, JPMorgan and Santander priced
the Baa1/BBB/BBB senior unsecured 2018 bond to yield 3.875%, or
mid-swaps plus 284 basis points.
"It was cheap to the curve and not an easy name these days,
because of Brazil. There was potential concern, but it priced
at the right premium and there is a lack of paper in Europe,"
says a London-based senior EM portfolio manager.
The bank's CFO Ivan Monteiro told
LatinFinance in January that the bank would focus on
diversification of debt funding this year, with Japan and local
LatAm currencies such as Chilean pesos among the options beyond
euros and dollars. LF
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This nationally representative survey of 500 health insurance agents and brokers working in the individual and small group markets explores their outlook on market trends and views on the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The survey finds that many agents are seeing steep increases in premiums and deductibles for individuals and…Poll Finding Read More
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"brianna the hootchy queen"
লিখেছেন- lauren 1 de সেপ্টেমবার de 2003
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A hotchy is a slut.
"Look at all dem hootchies"
লিখেছেন- Lo'budge 25 de এপ্রিল de 2004
A fun and confident female that enjoys being sexy and having fun but has limits. Also can be used as an enduring term for girlfriends.
I'm going out with some of my hootchies this weekend.
লিখেছেন- Molly Weddle 5 de এপ্রিল de 2006


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Sergio Troncoso, Crossing Borders: Personal Essays
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We've come to the end of the week again and here are some links to fun videos to get you through the last few hours of the work week. Enjoy.
Oh Jimmy Fallon, how do you come up with such brilliant ideas? In the latest video, Liam Hemsworth and Jimmy Fallon play slip and flip and amazing combination of slip 'n slide and flip cup.
Our Friday Favorites would not be complete without carpool karaoke – this time with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. And, front yard wrestling with Anthony Kiedis is as amazing as you think it will be.
If you haven't seen the 12 year old ukulele player that Simon Cowell called the next Taylor Swift, you are missing out and I just can't have that.
And, an ode to the Tony's: here is Jake Gyllenhaal and Sean Hayes singing A Whole New World during a commercial break and Zachary Levi and Anthony Rannells singing Mamma Mia.
Bottom Line: Have a great weekend kids.
There are a few things about being a celebrity that never appealed to me – being followed by paparazzi, not being able to use coupons at the grocery store, and people asking for autographs while I am trying to eat. But, there are certain things that are amazing – like having everything come to you. Wardrobe stylists bring you clothes, hair stylists come to you, you can get botox in the privacy of your home, etc.
Well, I suppose Rent the Runway has brought clothes directly to our homes, and Blow Me Hair App will bring a stylist to your home or office faster than an uber, so the only thing that celebrities still had a lock on was at-home cosmetic procedures – until now. Dr. Sal Nadkarni started Rejuvenation In Motion, a mobile concierge MedSpa. And, yes, it is just as amazing as it sounds. Dr. Sal performs minimally invasive cosmetic procedures in the comforts of the patient's own home, thereby providing the ultimate in convenience and discreteness along with the reassurance of receiving his physician skills and expertise…..Physician Owned, Physician Delivered.
Are you constantly torn between eating healthy and being lazy? It can't be just me people, be honest. At the end of a long day, the last thing I want to do is spend a bunch of time in the kitchen. I just want to binge watch Casual on my couch – that's it. That's where these quick go-to recipes come in.
The Tony's are this weekend! For today's Friday Favorites, I present my favorite Tony related links of the week. Enjoy 🙂
Here is Broadway Karaoke featuring Lin-Manuel Miranda and so many more. (And James Corden is the host – so it is sure to be funny)
Does anyone stand a chance to win a Tony against Hamilton? Randy Rainbow has an idea #GiveItBack4HAM
In case you need to prepare, here is a list of the nominees.
Here is a sneak peak at the 10 performances that will be on the Tony Award telecast (in case you can't make it to Broadway)
And because the nominees are awesome, and funny, and it's always a good idea to ask nominees random questions.
Bottom Line: Get your culture on and watch the 70th Annual Tony Awards on June 12th!
No, I am not talking about your summer romance – get your mind out of the gutter! I'm talking about fast and easy summer recipes. I know that summer doesn't officially start until June 20, Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kick off to the season. So, why wait to make these delicious dinners. And, if you want to have a fast and easy fling, no judgment here 😉
Nothing says summer like BBQ. And this BBQ Chicken with peach and feta slaw is summer on a plate! And, vegetarians, not to worry – this slaw is just as delicious without the chicken on top.
Bottom line: hit up a farmers market, grab some peaches, and get to grilling!
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I read this on Facebook and thought all of you would be better people if you read it. Faith D'Amato wrote it, and in scrolling through her page, this is not an abnormal occurrence – but it should be. (you should probably check her out on twitter and IG too, she is pretty rad)
Tonight I walked home from the bar, which is about a mile away from my house. I like walking. It gives me time to clear my head and enjoy the beautiful street art in the city. The road that goes to my house is an I iconic street which, even at night it is one of the most populated streets in my city. It is well lit and has a good amounts of cars and houses near by just in case I think someone needs to see and hear me calling for help. All things I think about before picking a route home. A boy, who is a friend of mine, lives more than half way between me and the bar. He walked with me until the turn for his house, at witch point we said goodbye.
From there I walked alone, playing music from my phone to keep me company. I paused it the two times I spotted homeless people asleep on the street as to not disturb them.
Within a block from departing a car pulls to the side of the road. My hyper-awareness kicks in, Spiderman has nothing on me. I fix my gaze hard in front of me. I have been taught not to engage. Engagement of any kind can be considered consent in the court of law and the court of public opinion and one must constantly keep themselves as pure as possible to be considered a true victim. Though, the fact that I was walking home sans escort, I was already to be considered at fault. The car slowed down to the point where it was right next to me. My gaze remained forward. Stone cold. I walked faster. The window rolls down.
"Do you need a ride?" A faceless voice calls from the car.
"Nope". Frosty. Defiant, I continue.
I am aware of every car that passes, every person who strolls by, and ever animal who rustles ominously in the bushes. I curve my way gracefully around every bush and every doorway in which a person could hide. If someone were to jump out at me, I want as much room as possible to run and call for help. I have been trained well to prevent my own attacks. I stay extra prepared as most of my training has taught me that any attack would likely be my own fault anyway. Men just cant help themselves.
Another car slows down near me, unacknowledged, it moves on.
As I get closer to my house I reach a corner of an intersection near my house. This is the point at which I usually turn left to head up a side street to get to my house. I like this route. It takes me by a neighborhood school and a couple very cute houses. It allows me to avoid the corner which is often populated by homeless men. At this point any of those men will likely be asleep, but I am always responsible for my own safety so I choose to avoid it if possible in case of incident. It also lacks the traffic noises on the main road. During the daytime it is the perfect route home.
I turn left.
A car who is waiting at the stoplight next to me starts to back up as if backing into a parking space on the side of the road. The stretch next to me is a fire lane. The first spot isnt until several yards back. These are things that I notice because I am a woman and I am accountable for my own safety.
Since this strikes me as odd, I choose to pull one of the oldest tricks in the book and I cross the street. The car still seems to be trying to pull into a nonexistent parking spot. I am momentarily relived.
The car then bows out further in the street to avoid the cars parked along side and quickly backs up further into the direction in which I am walking. This is no longer a safe route for me to use. I turn around. As I start to walk the other way back towards the main road the men from the car start to shout at me. Something that I tune out for the most part, as I have been taught to protect myself, I am taught to not engage. Engagement puts me in danger. The men from the car call me "mamacita".
I walk quickly back towards the main road and feel more comfortable as I round the corner to the left and the men's cries of "mamacita" are drowned out by the noise of other cars. Other cars seem safer. While they might be driven by drunk drivers or drivers who have no interest in stopping and helping me if I were to be attacked; other cars at least have the statistical advantage of not actually wanting to kidnap me. So again, I feel marginally safer.
I continue to walk quickly in the direction of my house, wanting to get as much distance between myself and the car calling after me. I smile at a piece of street art urging me to "Protect yo' heart". I send mental vibes to the street artist that I am currently doing just that. As well as protecting the rest of my body, as that is my responsibility.
"Hey, beautiful!"
A man shouts from a car beside me. I remain cold. Gaze fixed forward because I must not engage. Engagement can be viewed as consent and I want to make it clear that I do not consent. My safety is my own responsibility.
The car speeds off. I feel better. I continue on my way home.
The shouts come unexpectedly from the opposite side of the road. I do not hear the rest of what they are trying to say to me. I remain focused on keeping my gaze fixed ahead. I have been trained well and it is not their fault that I am beautiful and by myself. They clearly cannot help themselves. I briefly worry about the things that they will teach their daughters that they will not even attempt to teach their sons.
I make it the extra block past the homeless me to where I turn for my house. My pulse quickens as I make the left. I have no other route from here. Going up this side street is my only option to get home. I get my keys from my purse and plant them conveniently through my fingers. I have been taught that in case I have to take a swing at someone, the keys protruding from my knuckles will injure my attacker. I secure them so they are stable, as my safety is my responsibility.
As I hear each car turning up my street I tighten my knuckles and slow my pace to see if the car is going to pass me. There is a moment of extreme anxiety until I am able to see each car pass me and see it is not the car that was calling me "mamacita". Despite two or three false alarms and rising adrenaline I reach my front door.
There is a slight moment of panic as I drop my keys weaving them out of my fingers. The time that it takes me to pick up my keys can be the difference between my safety and something unimaginable. I cringe.
I momentarily blame my parents for my reflection in the mirror. I blame my father for my X chromosome. How nice it must be to not help yourself. How nice it must be to be hunter rather than prey. How nice it must be to walk home and not be aware of where there are fire lanes and where someone may genuinely looking for a parking space. How nice it must be to not be conscious about the noise you make around people you pass on your way home. How nice it must be to get into a car with a lyft or uber driver and have the overwhelming statistics on your side that you will be getting home safely. "Very nice" , I think as I pick up my keys and enter my building, "Very nice indeed."
Bottom line: This should not be "normal."
It's Memorial Day – it is officially summer! Here are some delicious Memorial Day BBQ Dessert ideas.
Trying to be healthier? Try red, white and blue fruit skewers. These are super easy and quick. Just alternate strawberries and bananas on wooden skewers. And add blueberries for the stars.
Decadent and delicious? Try a Patriotic Berry Trifle
Are you ridiculously talented? Try a Star-Spangled Layer Cake
If you completely forgot to make something, but are running passed a grocery store on the way? Grab red, white and blue Popsicles.
Bottom Line: Take a few moments to remember that Memorial Day is not just a 3-day weekend full of mattress sales and BBQs, it is a day to remember and honor those Americans that lost their lives defending freedom.
Oh my sweets you have made it to another weekend. And this is no ordinary weekend, this is a beloved 3 day weekend. Here are a few links to get you through those last hours of work before the holiday weekend begins.
Everyone has seen the Chewbacca mom in her car, but have you seen her with JJ Abrams yet? Because it is as amazing as it sounds.
Oh Jimmy Fallon, you are amazing. And when you add Blake Shelton and some rice wine? Magic.
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And then, Nick Jonas. You're welcome.
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Astra Suites, Santorini
- Free cooked-to-order breakfast and WiFi
Main amenities
- 26 apartments
- Restaurant and pool bar
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Airport shuttle
- In-room childcare
- 24-hour front desk
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- Daily housekeeping
- Car rentals on site
- Laundry service
- Multilingual staff
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- In Imerovigli
- Archaeological Museum (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
- Museum of Prehistoric Thira (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
- Skaros Rock (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
- Petros M. Nomikos Conference Centre (1.1 mi / 1.8 km)
- Wall Paintings of Thira Exhibition (1.1 mi / 1.8 km)
- Thira (JTR-Santorini National) 14-min drive; 4.9 miles/7.9 km
- Free parking nearby
- Onsite parking not available
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
- Ferry terminal shuttle
Astra Suites, Santorini
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $308
- Studio
- Junior Suite
- Honeymoon Suite, Jetted Tub
- Senior Suite
- Superior Suite
- Suite, Private Pool
- Family Suite
Also popular with travelers from the USA
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 26 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- 24-hour check-in
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets allowed
- 1 per room (up to 5 kg)
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Ferry terminal shuttle *
- No parking
- Free nearby parking
In the hotel
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Free cooked-to-order breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Beach towels
- Pool sun loungers
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Year Built 1991
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Pillow menu
- Sofa bed
- Sofa bed size single
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- Kitchenette
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- Daily housekeeping
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Also known as
- Astra Suites
- Astra Suites Aparthotel
- Astra Suites Aparthotel Santorini
- Astra Suites Santorini
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 1500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Hotel registry number: 1144K134K0139600
Recent reviews
Outstanding 5.0 /5 from 16 reviews
Truly exceptional experience. The hotel is one of a kind. The views, pool and service are over the top. We will be back
Unbelievable view! Fantastic pool bartender and all other hotel staff. Truly an amazing experience in all ways.
We arrived at Astra Suites at 10:30 pm after taking the last flight from Athens to Santorini. They greeted us at the top of the hill and showed us to our room, where they had left sandwiches in the fridge in case we were hungry from our long trip from Houston. I can't express with words, the amazing view I had first thing in the morning when I stepped out in our terrace, we had breakfast out there and it was truly one of the most special experiences I've had in my life. All the personnel working at Astra suites were outstanding. The owner, George was amazing, welcoming and appreciative of our business. The hotel itself is gorgeous, the suites of first quality and the views are spectacular. I wouldn't consider staying anywhere else if I ever went back to Santorini. The only thing I would do different, would be to stay in one of the suites with the private pools in their terraces. I think the extra money would be worth it.
Amazing views. Nice to have breakfast outside your room.
The hotel was gorgeous and right on the cliffs, close enough to the main town of Fira but far enough away to maintain some quiet and privacy. The hotel staff was truly the most helpful people I have ever seen. When it came to excursions, restaurants, etc. they were amazing. The hotel pool was gorgeous and the studios were cute and plenty big for 2 lovebirds.
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He has spoken openly about his fluctuating weight, admitting he goes 'round and soft' when he's not training.
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The new father, a former stripper who went on to play a version of himself in the 2012 hit film Magic Mike, was seen relaxing with his family on Monday in Puerto Rico
Ta-tummy: Channing shows off his more relaxed physique on a filming break from 22 Jump Street as he relaxes with his family in Puerto Rico on Tuesday
Flexing his muscle: The actor was incredibly buff to play a stripper in 2012's Magic Mike
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Channing is currently filming 22 Jump Street with Jonah Hill, but is also finding time to relax with his family.
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Still fit: Channing appears to have bulked up from his lean physique that he showed off in the film Magic Mike
Baby bump: Channing held his 6-moth-old daughter Everly close to him as he relaxed on the beach on Monday
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New parents: Channing recently revealed that his baby daughter Everly recently got her first tooth
Adorable: Jenna hold her cute daughter Everly while the family spend a relaxing day at the beach
However, it seems the star is now in holiday mode, and has perhaps relaxed his strenuous work out regime.
Either that or Channing has being enjoying a cop-approved diet of coffee and donuts to reprise his role officer Jenko in 22 Jump Street.
Meanwhile, Channing recently revealed their baby has got her first tooth.
Back in shape: Jenna showed off her enviable figure on the beach, just six months after giving birth
Carrying extra weight: Channing was laden down with his holding his daughter Everly on a break from filming
Doting Daddy: Channing lovingly cradled his daughter while she enjoyed a nap in his arms
Catching up: Jenna will have been thrilled to reunite with husband Channing as he took a break from 22 Jump Street
Speaking on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, he said: 'She just got her first tooth.'
'It's like a huge thing and its razor sharp. I think she's going to be cutting me very soon. But it's as cute as it can be.'
It seems fatherhood has made the 21 Jump Street star even more attractive, according to his wife, who has said seeing him with their baby 'melts' her.
Kicking back: Channing soaked up the sun as he enjoyed a day off from filming in Puerto Rico
Mother and father: Channing and wife Jenna relax into their new roles of parents on holiday
She previously commented: 'There is nothing sexier than seeing the man you love, like, holding your beautiful baby.'
'And the way he rocks her and he sings to her - and he's so gentle and sweet and sensitive with her, and it melts you, it really does.'
In the past, she has also revealed the couple plan to have another child in the future.
She said: 'Maybe a little bit later. Yeah, this is kind of the wrong time to ask me when I'm getting four hours of sleep a night.'
Baby love: Jenna carried her adorable daughter Everly while at the beach
Supermom: Jenna appears to have got back in shape in no time after giving birth to Everly
Cooling off: Channing looked as though he was performing daddy duties whilst he was relaxing on the beach
It's a family affair: Channing and Jenna arrived with their entourage as they headed to the beach on Monday
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