Pernix Therapeutics Holdings, Inc. (NYSE Amex: PTX) ("Pernix"), an integrated specialty pharmaceutical company focused primarily on the pediatric market, today announced that its President and Chief Executive Officer, Cooper Collins, will ring the Closing Bell(R) at the New York Stock Hublot Big Bang Automatic HB-8 at 4:00 pm ET on Wednesday, January 12, 2011."On behalf of our Board of Directors and employees, we are honored by our selection to participate in the Closing Bell ringing ceremony at the New York Stock Exchange," said Mr. Collins. "This event is an important milestone for our company as it allows us to highlight our relationship with the world's preeminent stock exchange, as well as our continued success in growing a strong portfolio of pediatric pharmaceuticals since going public in March of 2010.
Notably, we have acquired and launched Cedax, an antibiotic indicated for middle ear infections, to pediatricians through our U.S. sales force, consolidated our interest in a profitable generics business and established a joint venture to fund the late stage clinical development Hublot Big Bang Automatic HB-9 our innovative theobromine-based cough suppressant in Europe and the U.S."A live webcast of The Closing Bell (beginning at 3:59 pm ET) will be available on the NYSE homepage of . Pernix will also be highlighted on the NYSE website on January 12, 2011.About Hublot Big Bang Black Ceramic HB-2 TherapeuticsPernix Therapeutics Holdings, Inc. is an integrated specialty pharmaceutical company primarily focused on serving the needs of the pediatric marketplace. Commercially-proven branded product families include CEDAX(R), Brovex(R), Aldex(R), Pediatex(R), ReZyst(R), QuinZyme(R) and Z-Cof(R).
The Company was originally founded in 1999 and is based in the Houston, TX metropolitan area. Additional information about Pernix is available on the Company's website located atCautionary Notice Regarding Forward-Looking StatementsThe Company wishes to caution readers not to place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date made. No assurances can be given regarding the future performance of the Company. The Company wishes to advise readers that factors could Hublot Big Bang Chronograph HB-10 the Company's financial performance and could cause the Company's actual results for future periods to differ materially from any opinions or statements expressed with respect to future periods in any current statements.
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Carroll says the Army is in dire need of Christmas presents for children ages 10 to 13: backpacks, movie tickets, board games, body and bath lotions for girls.Max, age 10, says he'll take "anything."Carroll started to choke up. "I'm sorry. I get emotional." Then he Glashutte Automatic Tourbillion GSH-32, "There is just so much need."If you would like to help, you can drop off new toys -- unwrapped -- particularly for older children at The Salvation Army, 402 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge. You can also send unwrapped toys or tax deductible contributions to The Salvation Army, Box 390647, Cambridge, 02139.
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Dec. 16--An East End jewelry store owner shot and killed three robbers during a gunbattle Thursday afternoon after the robbers tried to hold up his shop and tie up the man and his wife, Houston police said.Police are looking for a fourth person who may have been involved in the robbery at Castillo's Jewelry, at 4502 Canal near Eastwood.The 52-year-old store owner was shot in the stomach and underwent surgery at Ben Taub General Hospital. His Graham Chronofighter Oversize GR-4 condition couldn't be determined. His wife, 48, was unharmed.
The names of the robbers and of the victims were not Graham Chronofighter Oversize GR-5 released. The robbers are not believed to be from the East End, Houston Police Department spokesman Kese Smith said.At 2 p.m., two men posing as customers came into the jewelry store and asked the husband and wife working there to show them some rings.As the couple helped the two men, a third man walked into the store, pulled a pistol and announced he was robbing the business. The two men who had posed as customers also then pulled pistols on the husband and wife, police said.
The employees were ordered to the back of the store, where the wife was tied up. The robbers ordered the husband to put his hands behind his back so he could be tied up, but he pulled a pistol from his waistband, "obviously fearing for the safety of his Graham Overlord Mark III GR-13 and himself," Smith said.The store owner shot and killed the robber who tried to tie him up, then grabbed a shotgun and went into another part of the store where the other two robbers were standing.
A shootout ensued, and the other two robbers were shot and killed.Police are looking for a possible fourth suspect who may have dropped off the third robber at the store.That man never got out of his car. He is described as Hispanic, 20 to 25 Hamilton Khaki BeLOWEZERO HM-1 old, with a short buzz haircut and a thin face. He was dressed as a construction worker. He drove away in a brown or gold-colored vehicle that may have been an early 1990s model Nissan Sentra or Toyota.