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2005 Seghesio Sonoma Zinfandel - With family roots firmly planted in Zinfandel dating to 1895 when Grandpa Edoardo Seghesio first planted Zinfandel on the Home Ranch in Alexander Valley, today's third and fourth generation Seghesios farm over 200 acres of estate Zinfandel in the Alexander and Dry Creek Valleys. Sonoma Zin is a collage of Northern Sonoma's vineyard landscape as it blends sites which have produced Zinfandel for over a century with newer sites that utilize proprietary clones and the most advanced viticultural practices. "Sharing Uncommon Ground" speaks not only of these unique vineyard locations, but also a family's passion to ever improve, to sustain for future generations and to produce a wine that substantiates Sonoma as the world's finest location for zinfandel. "Sonoma Zin consistently exhibits ripe, dark fruit qualities, with an inviting Sonoma briary/spicy varietal character, juicy richness and balance. Salute!" Ted Seghesio This is a California Wine.
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Really good zin that is full-bodied and has a slight tar taste like a lot of the CC County zins.
Excellent Zinfandel. Very fruity taste, full flavor yet very smooth. My wife, not a big Zin fan, really liked this too.
A classic Segehsio Zin: lush, smooth, fruity, long finish.
A favorite of all red wine drinkers at our gathering. It was Greg's preferred wine. Nice structure with ample tannins, flavors come through nicely.
It just wouldn't be summer without a good Zinfandel to accompany barbequed beef. The Seghesio Sonoma Zinfandel 2005 is the under-$20 Zin I've been pining for over the last few months. This is a terrific wine, with a big, Zinny nose, a full-bodied, dark brambly fruit palate, and a peppery but smooth finish with no unpleasant heat despite its 15.2 percent alcohol content. If you're looking for a satisfying Zin at a reasonable price, this will be a tough one to beat. Here's a shopping tip: Seghesio's Zins are all similarly labeled, but with different colored capsules. The Sonoma designation's capsule is dark blue. Chances are you wouldn't be the least bit disappointed if you ended up with a Seghesio wine that had a different color of capsule, but you'd be surprised at the checkout counter.
Incomplete finish, but overall good wine. I would pair this with food always.
I'm beginning to think I'm not a zin fan. Field blend dominated by zin that had a nice floral bouquet with red fruit smell. Good tannin but notes say heat and heavy.
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Jam-packed with ripe cherry and boysenberry fruit thats backed up with juicy, zesty flavors and notes of spice, star anise and toasty oak. Wine Spectators selection for Smart Buys (June 07) 90 Points! Detailed Wine Information Alcohol: 15.2% Appellation: Sonoma Fermentation: 25% punch-down fermentation, 25% rotary-tank, and 25% pump-over fermentation; maceration time of ten days Harvest Date: Hand-harvested September 8th though October 11th, 2005 Harvest Notes: Aggressive hand canopy management was maintained; both a green harvest and veraison thinning were performed to ensure even ripening and to keep crop loads at or below four tons per acre. Release Date: September 01, 2006 Vineyard Notes: Estate vineyards- Home Ranch, River Road, Lone Oak, and San Lorenzo vineyards in Alexander Valley. cortina Ranch in Dry Creek Valley. Vintage Notes: 2005 was one of the coolest and longest growing seasons in recent memory. Moderate weather from July to Mid-September (Temperatures seldom eclipsed 80 degrees) created ideal ripening conditions that allowed the fruit to mature slowly and evenly. Winemakers Notes: Cooler temperatures preserved zinfandels juicy acidity and allowed for the grape tannins to mature on the vine while infusing scents of cracked black pepper and further heightening zins briary, spicy essence.
Wine Tasting NotesOld Vine Zinfandel is created from a composite of our top Old Vine lots. The synergic consortium of farming and winemaking coalesce to produce exceptional fruit intensity and purity of flavor with stylistic preference, therefore creating a wine whose whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The Old Vine Zin is deliciously dark-fruited and savory-spiced with a kaleidoscope of flavor tones redolent of raspberries, ripe cherries, and black currants that are delightfully varietal in nature. These attractive qualities epitomize Old Vine Zin's distinctive "of the earth" briary/clove spice infusion with a richness that transcends time. Salute!
In 1895, the Seghesio family came to Sonoma and planted their first Zinfandel vines. This Sonoma Zinfandel is a collage of fruit from four estate-owned vineyards and exhibits briar, spice, and rich berry character.
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Possible legislative remedies include overturning a controversial 2011 law that requires unemployed people to apply online for benefits.
Frustrated by problems plaguing Florida's $63 million unemployment website, state lawmakers this week said they are set to take action to rescue a system that many claimants can no longer depend on for money to pay rent, food and bills.
Possible legislative remedies include overturning a controversial 2011 law that requires unemployed people to apply online for benefits. The law was flagged last year by the U.S. Department of Labor for making it more difficult for those without computer access. October's troubled launch of CONNECT has made the law even more problematic.
"We made the rules that you have to do it online," said Rep. Ed Hooper, R-Clearwater, who chairs an appropriations committee that oversees CONNECT. "Now that's not working right and people don't have a viable Plan B. We have to come up with a solution. And that might be giving people a chance to file some other way, even if it includes paper."
Next week, lawmakers will shine the spotlight on the agency that oversees the website, the Department of Economic Opportunity. Executive director Jesse Panuccio will testify before the Senate's transportation, tourism and economic development appropriations committee on Wednesday.
"This has been talked about quite a bit and board members want to know what's going on," said the committee's chairman, Sen. Andy Gardiner, R-Orlando.
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CONNECT replaced a payment system for about 235,000 claimants that was more than 30 years old and in disrepair. The new website was intended to improve service, but glitches since its mid October launch have prevented thousands from collecting weekly benefits. As the problems persist, lawmakers catch flak from constituents.
"We've been inundated," said Sen. Jeremy Ring, D-Margate. "It's almost to the point where if they fix this, our constituent services would be out of business. I've never seen anything like this."
Sen. Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, said the number of constituents calling his office has dipped in recent weeks, but that he's still getting a steady number from people whose circumstances are growing ever more dire.
"The worst thing the state can do is create a problem for our constituents," Simpson said. "We're going to stay involved until we're not getting calls."
State lawmakers aren't alone. On Tuesday, Democratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson renewed his call for a federal investigation.
With political pressure mounting, the DEO is making a flurry of personnel moves. Earlier this month, Panuccio announced he was hiring more than 250 staffers to help process claims for jobless benefits and another 80 to handle the crush of phone calls. A day after Nelson called for the federal investigation, Panuccio disclosed he was hiring a second company, Capgemini, to help fix the technical issues.
The moves are so sudden that the DEO doesn't have space for the new hires and needs to lease more offices. Hours before Panuccio announced he was hiring Capgemini, the DEO held a public meeting that was supposed to provide a complete update on the project -- but somehow never mentioned that a new company would be hired. A further complication is that the project's initial vendor, Deloitte Consulting, is still working on it.
For most of the crisis, Gov. Rick Scott has been publicly silent. Asked this week in Brandon to set a date of when he expects the website to be fixed, Scott replied: "Oh gosh, we work on it every day. And try to improve it every day.
In November, Panuccio assured lawmakers that problems with the website were overblown and mostly resolved. Meanwhile, lawmakers struggled to get his office to respond to concerns, sometimes waiting up to a month for answers.
On Dec. 20, the DEO withheld a $3 million payment to Deloitte and began fining the company $15,000 a day. According to the state, there were 53 technical issues afflicting the CONNECT site at the time. As of Jan. 2, 49 of those issues remained unfixed, with another five new ones.
Patience with DEO and Deloitte is wearing thin.
"It was constant assurances from them that it was getting better, and, for some reason, we trusted them," said Senate Minority Leader Chris Smith, D-Fort Lauderdale. "Now we see, months later, the problems aren't fixed. We need to do something."
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Since the debut of the website, costs have risen: $1.1 million on overtime, $500,000 more than the equivalent time period before the debut. To pay for the extra staff, it will cost $164,700 a week. DEO hasn't disclosed how much Capgemini will cost.
Ring, who chairs the government operations committee, said he will wait to hold accountability hearings.
"I don't want to pull anyone off the project to prepare for the hearings," he said. "But don't get me wrong. I'm not saying we won't get to the bottom of this. We will."
Herald/Times staff writer Steve Bousquet contributed to this story.
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If Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Legislature get anything else done this year, it most likely will be -- and should be -- political redistricting reform.
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Republicans long have crusaded for redistricting reform: zapping the Democratic-dominated Legislature's power to draw its own districts. Now, the poster boys for why that's a just cause turn out to be Senate Republicans.
They may have reflected their gerrymandered, largely conservative districts in blocking budget passage for a month. But the Capitol could benefit from a more pragmatic, moderate strain of lawmaker.
Legislators particularly abused the power to shape their own districts in 2001 when Democrats and Republicans conspired to draw legislative and congressional lines that protected the party status quo. In the last three elections, only four seats have changed parties in 495 races.
"There was more turnover in the Hapsburg monarchy," Schwarzenegger likes to say.
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But for strategic reasons involving term limits, Democrats now are reluctantly accepting the notion of surrendering their redistricting power. Publicly, they're pointing to the Senate GOP's budget blockade as a rationale.
"This is an example of why we need to reevaluate the way district boundaries are drawn -- so they don't benefit the extremists in both parties," Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez (D-Los Angeles) told reporters last week. "I want [legislators] whose points of view are reflective of all California. And I think objective, nonpartisan redistricting that's one step removed from the Legislature might get us there."
That's all true. But Nuñez's primary motivation is to secure bipartisan -- mainly Schwarzenegger's -- support for term-limit flexibility.
A Nuñez-backed initiative that has qualified for the Feb. 5 ballot would reduce the total years anyone could spend in the Legislature from 14 to 12, but allow the entire time to be served in one house. Currently, there's a six-year limit in the Assembly and eight-year cap in the Senate.
The change would benefit the public by allowing each house to retain experienced members and develop stronger leaders. Plus, it would reduce the distractive musical-chairs games that lawmakers play to position themselves for their next elective office.
But the term-limits change also would benefit many current legislators, including Nuñez, who otherwise would be booted next year.
It's in both Democratic and Republican interests to pass a redistricting measure and place it on the Feb. 5 ballot. That's the only way Schwarzenegger will endorse the term-limits initiative. A successful redistricting overhaul would allow him to salvage some piece of his failed 2005 "reform" package that tarnished his image.
"A lot of things are trade-offs," the governor told reporters. "Whatever it takes."
Last month, the stars seemed aligned for healthcare reform. But that was before the budget brawl. Now the legislative mood is morose. There's bitterness and mistrust. And everybody is far apart on healthcare.
It's unlikely the politicians can fashion a comprehensive plan before the Legislature shuts down for the year in three weeks. The governor could call the lawmakers back into special session, but that rarely works. Legislators usually just roll their eyes and yawn.
Healthcare and dam-building -- another Schwarzenegger priority -- can be delayed until next year. But redistricting must be done now, before the Feb. 5 voting on term limits.
"The budget thing absolutely argues for redistricting reform," asserts Tony Quinn, co-editor of the Target Book, which charts legislative races. "These people don't know to negotiate because there's no pressure from voters."
Look at the numbers:
Of the 15 GOP senators, 13 represent districts that are solidly Republican in voter registration: 47% to Democrats' 32% on average. By contrast, the statewide registration favors Democrats: 43% to 34%.
That means those Republican senators don't have to pay any attention to Democratic voters. In fact, they'd better not if they want to avoid a Republican primary fight.
One of the two other Republicans, Abel Maldonado of Santa Maria, represents a sharply divided district: 38% Republican, 40% Democrat. He's up for reelection next year and had to heed his voters, not his party caucus. He worried about local businesses and health clinics being stiffed by the state. So, weeks ago, he broke from the caucus and voted for the budget.
The other Senate Republican with a competitive district is Jeff Denham, who represents an area stretching from Merced to Salinas. It favors Democrats 46% to 38%. But he doesn't have to concern himself with those voters again. He's termed out and moving to the right, plotting a run for the GOP lieutenant governor nomination in 2010. Denham was one of the most hard-core budget blockers.
Not everyone agrees that less gerrymandering would elect more moderate legislators. Many point out that lawmakers still must be nominated by their parties.
"If you want more moderate candidates, more moderates need to go vote," reasons Sen. Jim Battin (R-La Quinta).
But independent redistricting would lead to more competitive elections in November. More legislators would be forced to listen to voters of both parties. They'd be compelled to compromise in the Capitol.
Considering what's doable in the next three weeks, the most important is redistricting reform. And, lest we forget, Democratic leaders promised it two years ago.


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If you've somehow managed to insulate yourself from the "Harlem Shake" video fad, I'm sorry, but you WILL be assimilated. Resistance is futile. With 4,000 different clips of people taking on the dance being uploaded to the Internet daily, it's only a matter of time before you too find yourself watching a bunch of costumed people dancing like fools. Or perhaps you'll be motivated to join the crowds and make your own video -- but if you do so, consider the cautionary tale of these Australian miners, who Harlem Shook their way into unemployment.
It's clear there's increasing competition for coming up with outrageous environments in which to capture video, since just days ago there was an FAA investigation over passengers on a Frontier Airlines flight doing the "Harlem Shake." But are YouTube views worth losing your job? I'm guessing the ex-employees of this Aussie mining company would love a do-over on joining the craze.
Australian mining company Barminco has fired several workers -- up to 15, according to reports -- for uploading the following video of a crew doing the "Harlem Shake" at the Agnew gold mine:
On the surface it just looks like a group of guys having a little fun on the job, but in the workers' dismissal letter, Barminco said that the men violated the company's "core values of safety, integrity, and excellence."
I have no idea how true that is, but when your job requires you to wear safety gear, you maybe should think twice about publishing a video of people goofing around shirtless? Anyway, the end result has to be a giant bummer for these guys, because these are relatively high-paying mining jobs and management has now banned the men from working at all Barminco sites around the world for life.
I think the "Harlem Shake" videos are usually pretty funny, but the nature of people attempting to top each other's online shenanigans makes me wonder what we'll see next. Surgeons and nurses Harlem Shaking around a peeled-open patient? Air traffic controllers dancing around a tower as planes -- jammed with costumed, Shaking passengers -- careen out of the sky? I say it's time to go ahead and file this video fad in the pop culture archives, because the "Harlem Shark" has officially been jumped.
Do you think it's unfair these miners got fired for their "Harlem Shake" video?
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Ahead of the 18th Communist Party Congress, Chinese are facing tougher clampdowns on their Internet usage, and Beijing's streets are filling with extra security. The WSJ's Brian Spegele has the story.
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... the the ... next week's transition of power I'm Deborah con you watching Asia Today and joining me now ... Brian Spegele from Beijing okay ... so Bryant and can you actually physically feel the presence of more public security add in in Bejing and particulary ahead ... the ... transition of power ... he I think I think it on and beating Sri since late in your step up in police presence subways ... on the trains airports places like that ... but with its overwhelming by any means after all in Beijing ... many political events to have you know a heightened sense of security at think this story and and what's going on in Bejing is is what's going on in terms of security behind the scenes things that you can see ... a K and ten at prices in the first transition of ... power with social media that is ... really in trouble and to add around the world and in China for that matter so ... are the at Internet Gree's actually clamping down head and ... the party Congress ... the eight year actually right you know in two thousand to ... win which and how rose to power ... um we didn't have the constant conversation that's going on and on the new social media websites a wave off ... of you know those are in him incredibly powerful tool that China is that the use of harnessing to trade everything from the storm of gossip to truly sensitive political rumors ... um I think for the party of the party Congress is a great place ... to demonstrate that the Koran and to demonstrate the Amana formalities that go along with this this handover of power ... the best really that's can it be the trial and error ... social media ... how when you have hundreds of millions of people watching through independent lens is how do you maintain that that that that sense of decorum the sense of formality in that sense of control over perceptions of the of the Congress ... this is an intercept and Brian on the block them as to why acts at the Chinese that government is censoring at this point in time I mean ... in everyone this is can be a leadership change that there's a lot out there said what in particular they censoring ... sure we won't itself has been ... frozen reopened in in in recent days revamp of interest research of the terms political reform that that something that you can you can easily search of fine ... yet thousands of people discussing on different theories on what look or form ... of course you know the things that you remain blocked or visit leaders' names ... of the most Phoenix did she Jinping in and put it on other things like this ... um in addition what was that would've been centered in what seems to somewhat unique is that of China's authorities are going after VPN services of which have this picture so it helps ... if orders in China as well as the idea of tech savvy Chinese to ... to evade censors by now ... still the base of it popping over the great firewall ... of it so that many of those services in recent weeks have ... aam experience no incredible difficulties in and logging on to those in in in Singin' in the websites of the judicial it bought in China ... I and I was having a friend of mine his seven year old father recently gotten VPN and I did it did occur to me that a lot more people ... are falling using BP Ends and then they were a year ago I'm ... but ... I'm curious about what people are saying in China about the leadership change a mean you know we've we've read so much about that in camp versus the junction in camp ... of the reform this verse is akin to them or more of the old guard ... at is there anything being said in time as to get what the transition may be light given the power struggle going that that has been so widely reported on ... well in in the inside China are really in state media there's been no mention of above that of those kinds of troubles going on behind the scene that it is important to note that ... really on your thing that's been said in a nationwide in the People's Daily another official outlets is that ... you know of the unit procedures are progressing apace and not be a ... bit of the party Congress where to begin in November if ... you with that said I think that Chinese people to love the trade political gossip ... I'm credit those people he'll remain a minority in China people really tuned in the political the Iranian China ... are relatively small number but that that that that they're talking about it ... um I think one important to note however is ... it what we know from history is that you know it was a very musty of days and even our perhaps ... you much of the sport trading behind the scenes between the two camps ... between current and retired officials from from from very testing that goes on rightfully and ... so I think anybody who's coming out there saying they really know ... that the secrets right now I'm I'm I'm I think it's a bit of speculation at this point ... and Kate great thanks Fran that's reporter Brian Spegele joining us from Beijing ... and if you want more and to understand Chinese politics though that transition had which is about to occur we have an interactive ... graphic on WS J dot com that ... breaks it down on them as Chinese politics ... basically in in one glance that if you can she said ... okay ... so that for more on this story of course I we will be continuously updating on WS J dot com I'm Deborah con for The Wall Street Journal digital network ...


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The top five batters in MIT's order combined for 11 hits and 13 RBI as the Engineers (1-0) opened the 2006 spring slate with a 16-5 victory over Wentworth Institute of Technology (1-10). Senior Kyle Zeller and rookie Thomas Phillips each supplied the offensive attack with four RBI, while junior speedster, Jason Witzberger, delivered two doubles and crossed the plate four times.
Highlights for the MIT nine were numerous on the offensive end as the Cardinal and Gray scored 10 runs in the first two frames. Witzberger opened the season for the Tech bats with an infield single before swiping his first stolen base of the year. Phillips provided the key hit during the first with a two-run single up the middle, while the Leopards also yielded two unearned runs as the Engineers grabbed a 4-0 lead.
Conrad Leger put two on the board for WIT with a two-run single in the top of the second, but the Engineers responded with a six-run second to put the game out of reach. After a lead-off walk by freshman David Nole and a double by Witzberger, senior Warren Bates delivered a two-run single. One out later, Zeller authored MIT's first homerun of the campaign with a two-run blast to left-center.
The Engineers served up another big inning in the fifth with two rookies at the bottom of the order sparking the attack. Steven Nunez walked to lead off the frame and Nole singled in his only official at-bat before Witzberger brought them both home with his second double of the tilt. Three more RBI singles capped the inning as MIT won its season-opener for the first time since 1994.
Witzberger finished the day with three hits and four runs, while Phillips also picked up three knocks. Making his debut in left field, Nole drew three walks in addition to the fifth-inning single to reach base in every plate appearance.
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Matthew Ritzzo (0-1) picked up the loss for Wentworth after surrendering nine earned runs and 10 hits in four innings pitched. Jhoel Oviedo served as a bright spot in the Leopards' lineup, going 2-for-3 while driving in three runs.


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That's where Cortexa Automation, an Austin, Texas-based company, takes aim with its home control and energy management solution. Cortexa can work with do-it-yourself and custom-installed systems from Z-Wave, Insteon and UPB (powerline) products to HAI, DSC security, Somfy shades and Lutron lighting controls. The system can also control sprinklers through Rain8net and AV through Global Caché devices.
For $1,799, users can get an energy-saving EZ Z-Wave Starter package with 10 Z-Wave dimmers or switches, a Z-Wave thermostat, The Energy Detective (TED) energy monitoring system, a Cortexa controller, and two Z-Wave lamp modules. Apps for iPad and iPhone are available, as well as an in-wall iPad dock. Remote access via MyCortexa costs $5 a month or $50 a year.
The Flash-based web interface is basic and straightforward, providing controls for rooms, cameras, energy, events, lighting, modes, relays and sensors, thermostats and weather. "The system is designed to be scalable. You can start with a couple of light switches and thermostat, then add cameras and a security system," says Jesse Lind, director of sales and operations at Cortexa. "We designed our new software with an open infrastructure and can add new drivers in a matter of days. The end user can do their own programming and scene writing."
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The annual Emily Lindsey Memorial Scholarship fundraiser will be held from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday at A&C Fish in Humphrey.
The annual Emily Lindsey Memorial Scholarship fundraiser will be held from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday at A&C Fish in Humphrey.
Emily Lindsey, the 18-year-old daughter of Kelly and Kris Lindsey, was killed in a tragic vehicle accident in 2011, but she left her mark in a big way on the community.
Her "doodles" were found on anything from a church bulletin to her school's white board, and they have inspired her friends and family to continue her legacy through the memorial scholarship fund.
To date the fund has given in excess of $20,000 to Arkansas County seniors and Christian education, including eight $1,000 scholarships awarded this spring to students from Dewitt High, Stuttgart High and Grand Prairie Christian schools.
"Having grown up, gone to school, worked and raised children in Arkansas County, I have had many opportunities to witness first hand the care and concern of neighbors; not just next door, but city, county and even statewide," Emily's mom Kris said. "The Biblical adage to 'love your neighbor as yourself' is born out here in so many ways that you would think we might grow to expect it, and maybe we do to some degree. But the truth is that the people of the Grand Prairie continue to give back, offering support to any and all who are willing to organize events for the support of local youth."
Her expectations are high as they look forward to the fish and shrimp buffet dinner, bake sale and silent auction that will include merchandise donated by Arkansas County businesses as well as friends of the scholarship fund from across the state.
"Raffle tickets will be sold through Saturday's event and the lucky winners will be drawn after most of us have filled ourselves with all the food, fun and fellowship that makes these events so much fun," she said.
Emily was a strong-willed, tenacious teenager who wasn't afraid to stand up for what she believed, her mother says. She had big dreams, a big heart and an even bigger smile that she willingly shared with everyone.
"We love and miss her and appreciate so much everyone that helps honor her memory by supporting our fundraising efforts," Kris said.


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CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Sept. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Cempra Inc. (Nasdaq: CEMP), a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company focused on developing antibiotics to meet critical medical needs in the treatment of bacterial infectious diseases, today announced that data will be presented at the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICAAC) in San Francisco, Sept. 9 to 12. The data will further delineate the clinical profile and activity spectrum of solithromycin, the company's late clinical-stage fluoroketolide antibiotic candidate. The data demonstrate the promising safety and tolerability profile of solithromycin as well as a pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic (PK-PD) analysis that will be used to support Phase 3 intravenous (IV) dose selection. Solithromycin's activity spectrum was further defined by demonstrating superior activity against Canadian isolates of Neisseria gonorrhoeae compared to azithromycin and the first study investigating solithromycin's activity against Treponema pallidum.
"Data presented at this year's conference are geared to further detailing the profile of solithromycin from both clinical and activity perspectives," said Prabhavathi Fernandes, president and chief executive officer of Cempra. "The data should be helpful when we analyze the results from our IV Phase 1 trial, which we expect to complete in the second half of 2012, and our Phase 2 trial in patients with uncomplicated gonococcal infections, which we expect to complete in the fourth quarter of this year, and in the preparation of our Phase 3 program in community-acquired bacterial pneumonia, which we expect to begin in the fourth quarter of this year."
Solithromycin safety and tolerability continues to appear promising
Solithromycin has demonstrated a favorable safety and tolerability profile when compared to levofloxacin, an antibiotic currently used to treat community-acquired bacterial pneumonia (CABP; Oldach et al., 2012). Oldach et al., (Abst. #1286; 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 P.M. PDT, Tuesday, Sept. 11) consolidated safety and tolerability data from healthy subjects and CABP patients receiving oral solithromycin from Phase 1 and Phase 2 clinical trials. No significant safety concerns emerged; most adverse events were mild. The most common adverse event that was greater than placebo or comparator agent was diarrhea (12.8 percent vs. 3.6 percent). In addition, adverse events occurred more frequently with levofloxacin than with solithromycin in the oral Phase 2 clinical trial in CABP patients. The data support the promising safety and tolerability profile of solithromycin.
Further defining Phase 3 IV dosing
Cempra plans on initiating a Phase 3 oral-to-IV step-down clinical trial of solithromycin in CABP patients in 2014, pending funding. The company has an ongoing Phase 1 clinical trial of the IV formulation in healthy subjects. Data from the IV trial will be used to determine dose for the IV treatment period in the Phase 3 trial. Okusanya et al. (Abst. #A-1269; 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 P.M. PDT, Tuesday, Sept. 11) evaluated PK data from multiple doses of both IV and oral solithromycin from Phase 1 trials and from the oral Phase 2 trial in CABP patients to refine a previously-developed population PK (PPK) model (Okusanya et al., 2010). Sufficient PK-PD target attainment probabilities were realized with IV solithromycin doses of 400 mg or 800 mg every 24 hours. A front-loading dose was not required, compared to oral administration (Okusanya et al., 2010). Data from this study will be used to support Phase 3 IV dose selection.
Solithromycin demonstrates in vitro activity against N. gonorrhoeae and T. pallidum
Antibiotic-resistant N. gonorrhoeae infections (urethritis) are an increasing public problem worldwide. Recently, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) revised its gonococcal treatment recommendations and now no longer recommend oral cephalosporins for treatment of this infection (see MMWR, 61:590-594, 2012). New therapeutic options are needed. Cempra has initiated an open-label Phase 2 clinical trial in patients with uncomplicated gonococcal infections (see news release). In vitro activity data demonstrate that solithromycin is active against N. gonorrhoeae strains including those resistant to current antibiotics. Mallegol et al., (Abst. #E-781; 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 P.M. PDT, Monday, Sept. 10) evaluated the in vitro activity of solithromycin against N. gonorrhoeae isolated from Canada. The investigators found that solithromycin activity was at least four-fold greater than azithromycin. In addition, solithromycin was able to generate very high intracellular antimicrobial activity in an intracellular gonococcal infection model. These results further demonstrate the potential of solithromycin for treating gonococcal infections.
Macrolide resistance has been reported in some T. pallidum strains. Solithromycin, a fluoroketolide that has demonstrated activity against other macrolide-resistant pathogens, could be an option to treat some syphilis infections and for treating syphilis in penicillin-allergic patients. Molini et al., (Abst. #B-1301; 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 P.M. PDT, Tuesday, Sept. 11) tested solithromycin, azithromycin and penicillin G against wild-type and macrolide-resistant strains in a rabbit model. The latter two compounds are common recommended treatments for syphilis. The investigators found that solithromycin was as effective in treating wild type syphilis as azithromycin and penicillin G but rabbits infected with strains highly resistant to azithromycin were not cured with solithromycin.
Additional abstracts presenting data on solithromycin
Pereira D et al., Pikromycin Derivative of Solithromycin: Discussion of Activity. Abst. #F-1505, 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 P.M. PDT, Tuesday, Sept. 11. Through molecular modeling of this close analog of solithromycin, Cempra has gained insight about the chemical structures that gives solithromycin its unique ribosomal binding properties.
About CEM-101 (solithromycin)
Solithromycin is the first fluoroketolide with a number of attributes that may provide clinically important advantages over several comparator products:
About Cempra Inc.
Founded in 2006, Cempra, Inc. is a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company focused on developing antibiotics to meet critical medical needs in the treatment of bacterial infectious diseases. Cempra's two lead product candidates have both completed oral Phase 2 clinical trials and seek to address the need for new treatments targeting drug-resistant bacterial infections in the hospital and in the community. The company also intends to utilize its series of proprietary lead compounds from its novel macrolide library for uses such as the treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases, endocrine diseases and gastric motility disorders. Additional information about Cempra can be found at www.cempra.com.
Please Note: This press release contains forward-looking statements regarding future events. These statements are just predictions and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause the actual events or results to differ materially. These risks and uncertainties include, among others: the results, timing, costs and regulatory review of our studies and clinical trials; our need to obtain additional funding and our ability to obtain future funding on acceptable terms; our anticipated capital expenditures and our estimates regarding our capital requirements; our ability to obtain FDA approval of our product candidates; our dependence on the success of solithromycin and Taksta; and innovation by our competitors. The reader is referred to the documents that we file from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Generation Y birthing
Young and beautiful mummies and daddies, bringing beautiful babies into the world.
Texting their messages in labour, telling a multitude of 'friends' how they feel on facebook, twittering, with baby's website being set up while the labour progresses.
Oh yes, it's not just Gen Y who do it. But, they (Gen Y that is) do it so 'naturally'.
Posted by Joy Johnston at 8:27 am
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- Sif said...
The funniest thing to read is a gen X/Y mum tall about having a Home birth because birth is private and sacred and "you wouldn't have sex in a room full of strangers", and then they post in forums during labour and post pictures of the moment of birth on facebook and video montages on you tube (as you would when making love).
We are the "look at me" generations...
Wonder if Gen Z will reclaim their privacy?
- 12:04 pm
- Juniper said...
In my experience, Gen Z *is* reclaiming their privacy. My 12 yr old doesn't want me commenting, posting, pix, text or otherwise about him on the internet - ever! And he himself is very cautious about what he puts out there (eg. not much!). Maybe this will be the way of the next Gen?
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African American Publishers Pavilion at Book Expo America May 28 - May 31, 2009 NYC
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Co-Founders of The African American Pavilion at BookExpo America, Tony Rose, Publisher/CEO, Amber Communications Group, Inc. and Adrienne Ingrum, CEO, Adrienne Ingrum L.L.C., former founding Associate Publisher of Black Issues Book Review have signed a new agreement with BookExpo America/Reed Expositions to manage the 6th Annual African American Pavilion @ BEA and produce the African American Pavilion Welcoming Reception and The African American Pavilion Reception and Awards Program at BookExpo America, Jacob Javits Convention Center, May 28 - May 31, 2009, New York City.
Now in its sixth year, the 5,500-square feet of joint exhibit space showcasing on the main exhibit floor/hall, African American books, authors, products and publishers, is the market place for thousands of African American publishing industry professionals. Influential exhibitors and book buyers form a community of unprecedented strength. "The African American Pavilion is a growing presence at BEA," says Exhibitor, ZANE, Publisher, Strebor Books International, LLC/Simon and Schuster, National Best-Selling Author of several New York Times and Essence Best-Selling titles and the 2008 African American Pavilion Awardee, "The Distinctive Voice and Publisher Award", "There will be great opportunities to learn, educate, sell, and network and it's making African American history a vital, visable part of the 108-year history of BookExpo America/American Booksellers Association."
"The response by the exhibitors and the book publishing industry to the 2008 African American Pavilion at BookExpo America was tremendous and powerful", stated Pavilion co-founder Tony Rose. "The Pavilion hosted some of the giants in the African American Publishing Industry such as: Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Chairman and CEO of Magic Johnson Enterprises; Tavis Smiley, Founder, The Tavis Smiley Foundation, New York Times and Essence Best-Selling Author; Denise Nicholas, Emmy and NAACP Image Award Winner; Kassahun Checole, Publisher, Africa World Press/Red Sea Press; Zane, Publisher and Founder, Strebor Books International/Simon and Schuster; Wade Hudson, President/CEO, Just Us Books; Mary B. Morrison, New York Times and Essence Best-Selling Author; Judith Curr, Executive Vice President, Publisher and Founder of Atria Books; Cheryl Woodruff, President, Associate Publisher, Smiley Books; Omar Tyree, New York Times and Essence Bestselling Author; Terrie Williams, President and Advocate, The Stay Strong Foundation and The Terrie Williams Agency, Essence National Best-Selling Author; George C. Fraser, National Best-Selling Author, Founder of FraserNet and The Power Networking Conference; Donna Hill, National Best-Selling Author; Carol Mackey, Editor-In-Chief, Black Expressions Book Club; Max Rodriguez, Founder, The Harlem Book Fair/QBR The Black Book Review; Troy Johnson, Founder, AALBC.com; Ron Kavanaugh, Founder, MosaicBooks.com; Jewell Parker Rhodes, National Best-Selling Author; Synthia SAINT JAMES, Internationally renowned Artist and Author; Dante Lee, President and CEO, Diversity City Media and Pam Perry, Chief Visionary, Ministry Marketing Solutions, President, Chocolate Pages."
BookExpo America, one of the largest book trade exhibits in the world provides independent African American book publishers, self publishers, authors, African American imprints at major publishing houses, distributors, literary agents, publicists, librarians, and bookstore owners with exposure to more than 80,000 book buyers and booksellers from across the world. With over 20,000 BEA attendees crossing up and down the Pavilion aisles. There will be huge opportunities to learn, share, educate, buy, sell and network, and the African American Pavilion provides our exhibitors the lowest discounted booth prices at the BookExpo America.
The African American Pavilion at BookExpo America was founded in 2004 by: Tony Rose, Amber Communications Group, Inc., Adrienne Ingrum, Adrienne Ingrum, L.L.C. and Niani Colom, Genesis Press.
2006, 2007 and 2008 AFRICAN AMERICAN PAVILION EXHIBITORS INCLUDED:
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Intended for use prior to viewing the Science on a Sphere film "Water Falls," this lesson introduces students to Earth's water cycle and the importance of freshwater resources.
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How Big Is Your Personal Space Bubble?
Most people have what's called 'personal space' — an amount of room that we're comfortable having between us and other people. But have you ever wondered why?
Ralph Adolphs, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at the California Institute of Technology, says those "bubbles" are constructed and monitored by the amygdala — the brain region involved in fear.
Different cultures have varying amounts of socially-acceptable space, so we develop ours when we're small children.
Back in the 1960s, anthropologist Edward Hall determined that Americans have four bubbles of different sizes. The first, deemed "intimate space," is about 18 inches from us in all directions, and only families, pets and our closest friends are welcome within it. The next one out is what Hall called "personal space." It extends 1.5 feet to 4 feet away, and while it's okay to have friends and acquaintances there, we're uncomfortable when strangers are.
The third zone, 4 to 12 feet away from us, is "social space," is where we like conducting routine social interactions with new acquaintances or total strangers. And finally there's "public space" — anything beyond 12 feet, where anyone is welcome.
Since most of us can't always have as much room around us as we'd like, psychologist Robert Sommer thinks we cope by temporarily dehumanizing those around us, avoiding eye contact and pretending those other people are inanimate — which explains why everyone just stares up at the numbers in a crowded elevator.


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I'd like to introduce you to the most self-reliant people I have ever met. Noble people who have a message to some of my readers and friends: "Thank you for helping our son!" This is the family we met in Shanghai, where destiny and, in my opinion, the hand of the Lord brought us together. It is the family I previously discussed whose son has long been in need of surgery to correct a serious deformation of his leg (see the story here). We came to visit and see how their son is recuperating from a first flawed surgery. He is recovering well and is now able to stand, with the help of his friends. With a future surgery, we hope he will be able to walk more normally.
We left our comfortable, convenient city of Shanghai Friday night and flew out to Nanchang in Jiangxi Province, a smaller city with just 5 million people. From there we took a train to a much smaller town that many people here have never heard of, though it is about the same size as my hometown of Salt Lake City. From there we took a car into farm territory and arrived at a tiny little farming village of just 180 people, with a handful of cement and brick buildings clustered together.
After living two years in one of the world's largest cities, spending some time in a tiny farming village was a completely different experience, and probably our most magical time in China so far. Along with some gifts, we brought them some cash that some of you donated to help them pay the debt they have for the surgery their teenage son had in Shanghai. And now we are preparing for the next surgery that he going to need, this time the most important surgery, the operation to rebuild his knee that has been grossly deformed ever since a severe infection when he was a toddler.This family may be poor in monetary wealth but they are rich in the the things that matter most like love, integrity, and, as we also discovered, good food. Lots of good food that they planted and prepared themselves. The rice, the peanuts, the bitter melon, the various greens, the two kinds of herbal tea we tried, the beans, the chicken, the eggs, etc. I didn't ask where they got the water snakes that turned out to be one of the especially delicious parts of our second meal in their home (I'm serious–I was really surprised), but I suppose they captured them out in their rice paddy. A small fraction of our feast had been purchased or traded with neighbors, but the vast majority was the work of their toil.
This rugged, self-sufficient family was impressed us with their love, goodness, and their competence in what they do. When we spent time with them in Shanghai, they seemed lost and confused, truly in need of someone to help look out for them, but on the farm, in their environment, they stood as masters, savvy, wise, competent, and fascinating. They were not the ones helping and lifting us.
They took us around to the various parts of their territory to show us the many crops they raised. We met relatives and friends with whom they share and cooperate, a wonderful example of what a community based on solid family values and love for one another can be. This was a happy place with the elderly and children spending time together, passing on values and principles. I saw no televisions. Water came from a well requiring a rope and a bucket. Luxuries were scarce. Chickens were abundant and roamed freely in some of the homes.
They were poor by our standards and by Shanghai standards, but they had everything they needed, with the obvious exception of competent health care for serious issues. Another child there was in need of surgery for a foot problem (I think it is clubfoot). With some additional help (use the PayPal button at the right if you wish), we can assist our family in getting the surgery they need for their son. If by chance we get more than is needed, I think this village will be a worthy target for ongoing external support. And perhaps some of you can join me one day in a future visit to this little piece of heaven on earth, hidden in the middle of China.
The foreign friends they wish to thank include some of you from the States and also some friends from Taiwan living here in China who have been wonderfully generous. Thank you!
A few photos follow. Note the fireworks exploding in the second picture: we got the fireworks treatment when we arrived and when we left. I think fireworks help drive away evil spirits. Did it work? You'll have to be the judge. Maybe it takes two applications to be effective.
I should also mention the sweet woman in blue. She was so curious to meet us and so warm. After she met us, she went home and wrote a letter that she brought to us later in the day expressing her happiness to have us as new friends. It was such a kind letter. Really one of the sweetest, most gracious people I've met. She apologized that she only had two or three years of education and wasn't cultured, but I wish everyone had that much culture.


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Featuring John "MusiM", Lauren, and Scott "Artisan002".
Music by MusiM. Buy the new album at musim.bandcamp.com
Our intended topics of discussion are Mirror's Edge Ipad, Deus Ex, Dance Central, Team Fortress 2, Space Marine, Looking Glass Wars, Runaways, The Hunger Games, Hanna, and Eureka.
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Mumbai, Nov 28: Television actress Kavita Kaushik, popularly known as Chandramukhi Chautala of F.I.R., has been roped in to play the lead in yet another comedy.
According to the reports, the show is called Tota Weds Maina and it will be aired on SAB TV, which also shows F.I.R..
"Hi guys, okay who all wanna see me in a totally new, fresh, fun and sweet role... looking pretty doing absolutely hilarious romance?" Kavita tweeted.
"Yes that's the surprise, be ready totally bubbly and mastikhor Maina coming your way," she posted.
The actress, who has been the part of television industry for over a decade, got her due with F.I.R. Her Haryanavi accent and great comic skills in the show won her both accolades and awards.


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HAVELOCK � Transportation officials had expected to open the Slocum Creek bridge over the Labor Day weekend. Then the rains came.
HAVELOCK � Transportation officials had expected to open the Slocum Creek bridge over the Labor Day weekend. Then the rains came.
Once again, the bridge�s opening has been delayed, this time with an expected opening of Sept. 20 � if the weather cooperates.
�It�s gone smoothly, but it�s gone slowly,� said Brad McMannen, an assistant resident engineer with the N.C. Department of Transportation. �With any construction project, sometimes you have good weather and no problems and sometimes the weather hits you in unforeseen circumstances, so on this one I think every time we get moving something throws us for a loop. We�re thinking if we can get this one section dried out, we should be able to do it in three weeks. We�re trying to get it completed.�
McMannen said recent rains have kept the road subgrade from drying out, preventing paving, and improperly installed drainage pipe would have to be reinstalled, causing the latest delay.
The $2.8 million contract to build the new bridge, tear down the old Church Road Bridge and realign Church Road to intersect the service road on the east side of Slocum Creek has been beset with delays. The bridge was expected to open in May, but utility worked delayed the opening until July. Officials then pushed the opening date to Labor Day.
McMannen said the contractor, Palmetto Construction, has been assessed $38,000 in penalties for the delays.
McMannen said recent rain has resulted in the foundation of the western approach to the new bridge to be too wet to proceed.
�On the west side of the new bridge, we�re trying to get the subgrade dried out so we can get compaction to get our density so that we�re able to put our stone base on,� he said. �Once we do that, we�ll be able to pave it.�
An improper installation of concrete storm water drainage pipe also meant a delay, he said.
�We did a pipe inspection last week and found some damaged pipe from installation, so we�re going to have the contractor come back out and tear some of that pipe back out and replace it because if it�s not repaired now, then in the future there�s going to be a problem,� McMannen said. �That�s got to be repaired before we put in the asphalt and the curb and gutter.
�Most of the damage is on the ends where they put the pipes together. They�re cracked and kind of busted. Those will eventually get worse. Then whatever you�ve got on top will start cracking and getting damaged and then you�ve got an issue.�
As soon as possible, paving will begin, he said. Meanwhile, the Slocum Creek boat ramp remains closed.
�You�ll have asphalt from Tourist Center Drive all the way down across the bridge all the way to the old Wendy�s and then on to the Church Road alignment,� McMannen said.
Also yet to be done is placement of 65 feet of guardrail on each side of the new bridge approaches, plus the curb, gutter and sidewalk.
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New Tricks "Power House" In the wake of new evidence, Hannah wants her grandfather, who was hung for murder, exonerated and posthumously pardoned. Her grandfather worked at the Battersea Power Station, and now the team looks at additional jobs the furnaces there might have handled.G
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Lark Rise to Candleford The surprise visit of a new Post Office inspector, who notices every deviation from post office regulations, causes consternation and threatens jobs. Robert takes on an artistic labor of love that leads to a new assignment. Laura loses an important parcel.G
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Midsomer Murders "Dark Autumn, Part 1" In the village of Goodman's Land, postman Dave Cutler is murdered while on an early morning round. With the help of local community WPC Jay Nast, Barnaby and Troy's investigations reveal that Cutler was the local Romeo. Signs first point to a jealous husband or jilted lover as the culprit. Part 1 of 2G


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GREENSBORO, N.C. — With his shaggy hair, bushy mustache and obstinate ways, Jeffrey Allen Wright was well known to sheriff's deputies in Santa Rosa County, Fla.
Wright, 55, drove around with a phony license plate. When stopped, he refused to produce a driver's license. Once he threatened to sue a deputy who pulled him over.
After he was fined for traffic offenses in September, Wright paid with counterfeit money orders. When deputies served warrants for felony counterfeiting March 8, Wright barricaded himself in his garage and declared that he would not be "a servant of the king."
He broke out windows with a handgun, then pointed the weapon at officers, police said. Three deputies fired, killing Wright.
When Det. Rob Finch of the Greensboro police department heard about the incident, two words came to mind: sovereign citizen.
Finch teaches police and public officials around the country how to deal with self-described "sovereign citizens" like Wright. Finch and his partner, Det. Kory Flowers, have trained nearly 15,000 police and 5,000 public officials to combat sovereigns, zealots who refuse to recognize government authority in virtually any form.


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Black Death takes place somewhere in Europe inside a small town with a dark past. This particular town was hit hard with the black plague during the medieval times. Inside this town there is a castle which the villagers believe that it held hundreds of citizens affected by the plague inside of it. Almost to act as an isolation center from the rest of the village. This castle has been abandoned for more than almost 500 years and recent claims tell how they have spotted people entering this castle and not coming out of it. One brave villager known as Edward Castman has decided to venture into this castle to see for himself what lies inside this tomb of darkness and figure out who or what is still lurking inside of it.
This custom story is one that many player that like jumpscares will like.
Little to no story, and with little sense.
The maps are there, not good not bad, playables.
Don't offer much, but have some scripted event that are interestings
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I got in a film today that I have been waiting on for a couple months. It's church records of my family members from the 1730's!!! It's actual baptisms and marriages, etc. I can't wait to look at it. I am also ready to turn in my lineage papers for the Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War so I'm very excited about that too. It's my first lineage society to join. I'm looking forward to lots of good things this next year and I am going to make 2011 a great one!
I am also starting my own little side genealogy business. Nothing fancy, just kind of for fun. I get asked quite a bit for some help and they are willing to pay so I decided to make it official.
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The Woman In Black
Fortune Theatre, London.
More information about The Woman In Black tickets
Please Note: at all performances there is a possibility of large number of school groups being present.
A £1.50 restoration levy (collected on behalf of the theatre) appears as part of the ticket cost.
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Booking Period: until 27 July 2019
Running Time: approx. 2 hours (including interval)
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Lamp-Lite's Theatre 'Annie', Coming To Nacogdoches [VIDEO]
Whether it's a full scale Broadway production, television special, film release, or Community Theatre performance, the plot has remained the same since 1977, when the original 'Annie' debuted to audiences with all the pomp and circumstance it was billed at.
I've had the pleasure of seeing this show some ten times in my lifetime, with each one awesome in its own right. A huge supporter of local Community Theatre, this is one of the hidden treasures of seeing the show in a largely intimate setting, and now is your chance to join me in welcoming 'Annie' to Nacogdoches.
Lufkin's Emily Rhoades, and Nac's Shelby Toner, will alternate playing the lead.
You can take in this delightful musical at the Lamp-Lite Theatre, where the curtain goes up promptly at 7:30 P.M. on July 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, and 22. Advance tix can be found at Court Club, Glass Castles, and the Nacogdoches Convention & Visitors Bureau. Here's a "classic rock" taste from the '77 Tony Awards: