Share Nightclub Las Vegas Grand Opening 2012

| Mar 5, 2012

Las Vegas officially celebrated the grand opening of SHARE Nightclub and Ultra Lounge as two great charities – NOH8 and Golden Rainbow “shared” the spotlight at the newest, hottest gay nightclub in the city that never sleeps. Hosted by E! Entertainment’s Ross Mathews, the festivities included a musical performance by the UK’s Luciana and a sensual sampling from Golden Rainbow’s “Ribbon of Life” performers. Celebrities attending included: Carson Kressley, Alec Mapa, Jai Rodriguez, Ronnie Kroell, Josh Flagg and Madison Hildebrand from Bravo’s “Million Dollar Listing,” NOH8’s Adam Bouska and Jeff Parshley, and Robby LaRiviere from “Tabatha’s Salon Takeover.” Las Vegas acts that attended and supported the night were Angel Porrino of Absinthe with The Gazillionaire, Penny Pibbets, Melody Sweets, & Maxime, Peepshow’s Josh Strickland & Laura Croft from E! Entertainment’s TV hit “Holly’s World,” Frank Marino & the Divas, Chippendale legend Jaymes Vaughn, the “Mistress of Sensuality” Edie of Zumanity, plus KLAS-TV reporter and tv personality Chris Saldana. Mayor Carolyn G. Goodman issued an official Proclamation honoring SHARE’S commitment to the community. The two story, multi roomed complex is located near the Palms Hotel at 4636 Wynn Road and is the city’s only LGBT club with a strip club license — allowing for some very personal, private room one-on-one dancing from the “Share Shot Boys.”

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“Creating Star Power” by the Coloradan Magazine

| Mar 2, 2012

One of Phil Lobel’s (A&S ex’79) favorite stories, stretching back to his early days as a Hollywood publicist, took place in a sushi restaurant on Sunset Boulevard in 1987.

As he chatted with a prospective client, a young unknown actor from the Midwest – Sean Penn and Madonna strode casually by and sat down at a nearby table – followed by a cluster of autograph seekers.

After observing the scene for several moments, the struggling actor turned to Lobel.

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Echo Therapeutics featured story posted by MedLastest.com

| Feb 22, 2012

Transdermal medical device specialist Echo Therapeutics has developed a deep expertise in advanced skin permeation technology. The company has developed the Symphony ® tCGM System as a non-invasive, wireless, transdermal continuous glucose monitoring (tCGM) system and the Prelude ® SkinPrep System for transdermal drug delivery. It has just announced that it is initiating clinical studies of its system in critical care patients. The company expects to complete and announce the results of the studies in the near term.

Echo Therapeutics is developing the Symphony tCGM System as a non-invasive, wireless, transdermal continuous glucose monitoring system for patients with diabetes and for use in hospital critical care units.

Echo is also developing its needle-free Prelude SkinPrep System as a platform technology for enhanced skin permeation for delivery of topical pharmaceuticals.

The two component glucose monitoring system incorporates skin prep using the Prelude device to remove the outer skin layer in an atraumatic fashion, following which the Symphony Monitor is brought into contact with the lightly derma braded skin. The device monitors for up to 24 hours, although a 48 hour version is apparently in the pipeline.

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Barry Fey and Harry Tuft flank Colorado Music Hall Of Fame Chairman Chuck Morris at their induction ceremony

| Feb 16, 2012

BOULDER, CO – Mile high music legends Barry Fey and Harry Tuft flank Colorado Music Hall Of Fame Chairman Chuck Morris at their induction ceremony. The CMHOF is a non-profit organization that benefits the CU School of Music. It honors those individuals who have made outstanding contributions; preserves and protects historical artifacts, and educates the public regarding everything that’s great about the state’s music. John Denver and Red Rocks Amphitheatre were the inaugural inductees to the CMHOF last April. The gala on Grammy night, included historical exhibits and photographs which will be relocated to the CMHOF’s permanent home at the 1st Bank Center in Broomfield.

Lobeline helps The Lifeline Program

| Oct 14, 2011

It was a WHITE HOT night in West Hollywood on Oct. 11, 2011, when Lobeline Communications helped life settlement leader The Lifeline Program premiere the music video for “I’m Still Hot!” starring UK dance sensation Luciana & featuring TV icon Betty White.

Full version of the music video available for viewing on thelifeline.com, The video features White rapping on Luciana’s Billboard No.1 Dance Club track, along with bodybuilders, cheesecake, break dancing and a boa constrictor. A portion of the song’s iTunes net proceeds benefits the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association.

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