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October 6, 2016
Waterbury, CT – Tour given of historic Waterbury theater
From TownTimesNews.com:
Friday, October 15, is a chance to learn some of what makes the magic happen behind the curtain along with the history and lore steeped in 95 years as an entertainment venue during the Waterbury Palace Theater's upcoming monthly tour from 11a.m. to 12:30p.m.
For information, visit www.palacetheaterct.org, call 203-346-2000, or in person at the Box Office, 100 East Main Street, Waterbury. Groups larger than 10 people are asked to contact the Box Office to book their reservations in advance.
During the tour, attendees are led through nine decades of the theater viewing and hearing facts and lore, about the stunning architecture and backstage magic related to the Palace's rich history. In addition to exploring the many spaces within the theater, patrons also have the opportunity to visit hidden areas not seen by the general public, like the green room, wig room and star dressing rooms, you can even stop to take a selfie at the stage door. Tour takers will also be able to experience the thrill of walking across the stage and viewing the venue's hidden backstage murals featuring show motifs painted and signed by past performers and Broadway touring company cast members. Guests will also browse a collection of the theater's pre-restoration photos, in addition to viewing elements from the Palace's Tenth Anniversary History Exhibit, which include a visual timeline of historic milestones dating back to 1922, as well as original theater seats from the 1920s.
Each tour is approximately 90 minutes and is led by a team of engaging volunteers well-versed in the theater's rich history, architectural design and entertaining anecdotal information. The walking tour covers five floors of history and architecture, including grand staircases from the 1920s. While elevator access is available, guests with walking disabilities or health concerns are asked to inform the Box Office ahead of time, so that the tour guides can make accommodations in advance to insure a pleasurable experience for all.
For general information about the venue, visit www.palacetheaterct.org.
October 5, 2016
Hollywood, CA – Followup: Vendor Carts Removed From Front of Historic TCL Chinese Theatre Following Social Media Controversy
From The Hollywood Reporter: A rep for TCL declines to comment, but known Los Angeles documentarian Alison Martino celebrates a victory for Hollywood preservationists: "Power to the people. Social media is an incredible force."
A slew of souvenir carts and kiosks have been removed from the sidewalk in front of Hollywood's TCL Chinese Theatre, where the structures were blocking access to historic handprints, footprints and signatures of beloved stars such as Jean Harlow, Bette Davis and Lana Turner.
The removal comes after a dust-up on social media kick-started by noted Hollywood documentarian Alison Martino and her Vintage Los Angeles Facebook page, which posted a photo on Sept. 30 taken by Brian Donnelly. The image showed a retail structure selling inexpensive hats and T-shirts while covering iconic cement blocks lining Hollywood Boulevard in front of the theater. "How incredibly disrespectful," the post reads, as seen below. "If Lucy and Ethel were to try and steal John Wayne's footprints today, they couldn't even find it! This is not a pretty sight TCL Chinese Theatres!"
The post generated more than 750 comments and 530 shares and was enough to launch a Change.org petition requesting the removal of the vendor carts from the forecourt, as well as a news story on Curbed Los Angeles. The petition, signed by more than 2,600 supporters as of Monday afternoon, called for the removal of the carts out of respect for Hollywood history and the millions of tourists who flock to the block each year.
"Capsules of Hollywood history, the cement blocks are precious to film enthusiasts all around the globe, many of whom travel a great distance to visit the forecourt and have the opportunity to see their favorites' blocks," the petition reads. "The current situation of the vending carts directly on top of the blocks reduces all citizens' enjoyment of the forecourt, and does not even allow many visitors to see some of the blocks, being entirely covered by carts.… Please don't allow commerciality to overshadow the history contained there."
While it can be assumed that TCL opted to move the retail structures following the controversy, it's not confirmed, because a rep for TCL Chinese Theatre declined to comment. It remains unclear where the vendor carts will go, though a source indicated they may be relocated to the nearby Hollywood & Highland mall.
Martino offered to talk, telling The Hollywood Reporter that she drove to the block on Monday once she heard that the carts were no longer in place. "It's unbelievable — power to the people," she said, crediting Donnelly with the original image and Elena Parker for launching the petition. "I've been operating the Vintage Los Angeles page for five years and I've never seen a reaction like this. The outcry and outrage grew really fast. My VLA community really took it to heart. It was their passion and perseverance that drove this. Social media is an incredible force."
October 3, 2016
Hollywood, CA – Famous handprints at TCL Chinese Theatre covered up by souvenir stalls
From Curbed LA: Visitors to Hollywood hoping for a classic photo-op pressing their hands into the prints of one of their favorite Hollywood luminaries may be a bit disappointed to discover that many of the iconic, concrete-preserved prints and celebrity signatures in the TCL Chinese Theatre courtyard have been covered over by another well-known Hollywood attraction: cheap souvenirs.
On Friday, the Vintage Los Angeles Facebook group posted a photo showing a rack of hats and t-shirts taking up a good-sized chunk of real estate next to Bette Davis's handprints in the famous courtyard. As the post notes, the souvenir cart appears to be covering up the signatures of both Jean Harlow and Lana Turner.
Buenos Aires, Argentina – This 100 year old movie theatre was transformed into a breathtaking bookstore
From AOL.com: Whether you're an avid bookworm, moderate reader or anywhere in between, there's no doubt that glancing at this display of books will absolutely take your breath away.
The setup at El Ateneo Grand Splendid in Buenos Aires, Argentina makes you want to simultaneously run through the aisles singing yet stand back in awe.
October 2, 2016
Cleveland, OH – Capitol Improvements: Theatre Enthusiasts Face Grim Realities with Courage and Grace
From CleveScene.com: Representatives from the Detroit-Shoreway Community Development Organization (DSCDO) and Cleveland Cinemas assembled a multi-generational bushel of Capitol Theatre enthusiasts Tuesday evening to discuss the west side movie theater's financial challenges and explore options for enhanced marketing and publicity.
Last week, Cleveland City Council voted to restructure a loan made by the city to Detroit-Shoreway for the Capitol's extensive renovations in 2009. The theater, which is owned by DSCDO and operated by Cleveland Cinemas, now has two more years of breathing room before it must begin making payments on the principal of the $1.5 million loan. Until September, 2018, the theater will only be required to make monthly "good will" payments of $100.
But the city is also asking that the theater develop concrete marketing plans to increase its business. Currently, the Capitol attracts 50,000 visitors per year. That's less by half than initial projections, based on community surveys.
Jenny Spencer, DSCDO's Managing Director, who led the meeting Tuesday, said that 50,000 visitors per year is enough to "keep the lights on," but certainly not enough to pay back the loan, and not enough to make capital improvements — pun, this time, unintended — which are becoming necessary, even though the theater is only seven years old. Pricey new digital projection equipment, spot treatment for the theater's old plaster, and cosmetic updates like new carpeting are all on the wish list, (in that order).
On the fundraising front, Spencer announced an inaugural benefit event, a gala-type big-ticket shindig scheduled for April 21, 2017, about which there are as yet few public details.
On the customer-attraction front, DSCDO is enlisting the neighbors. The meeting Tuesday, with gratis popcorn and veggie plates on the Capitol's second-floor mezzanine, was positioned as a re-establishment of the "Friends of the Capitol Theatre" group. Given that movie theaters attract the highest percentage of their customers from the immediate neighborhood — the Cedar Lee being the region's notable exception, due to its unique programming — Detroit-Shoreway wants community members to be the theater's biggest champions.
And they are. The meeting's attendees told stories of their personal outreach and marketing among social networks. Many of them said they forward Capitol emails to contacts who they think might enjoy certain films, for instance. Others said they regularly organize "dinner and a movie" outings with friends.
But those efforts aren't quite enough, in the long-term — at least not without a critical mass of such efforts — and Cleveland Cinemas' wider publicity tactics have been frustratingly hit-or-miss, said Dave Huffman, the local theater chain's director of marketing.
Though special events continue to do very well — the upcoming Seventh annual 12 Hours of Terror all-night movie marathon (October 15-16) is expected to be the biggest yet, collecting in a single night what most movies collect in a full one-month run, Huffman said — other efforts have fallen far short.
Films in the summer "Capitol Selects" series, for instance, were largely very poorly attended. And attempts to market the Capitol to Spanish-speaking audiences have failed dramatically.
"We've talked to every Spanish-speaking organization in town, and they all are incredibly enthusiastic," Huffman said, "but people aren't showing up for the movies."
After pleading with a studio to get the mainstream Spanish-language film No Manches Frida, Huffman said, the Capitol posted the second-lowest gross in the country for that film. Box-office performances like that jeopardize the theater's ability to get additional titles from the studio.
Therein lies the biggest challenge and Catch-22 for the Capitol, said Huffman. The theater hasn't attracted enough business to convince studios to grant them certain films — they wanted to show Snowden at the Capitol, for example, but the studio said no — but they can't attract the business they'd like without titles that people are interested in.
That said, marketing efforts continue apace. Screened at the Tuesday meeting was a new 30-second clip that will soon precede all films at the Capitol, a trailer explaining the Capitol's renovations and its importance in the community. Additionally, the Capitol on Tuesday began its fall documentary series, and October will be saturated with cult horror classics in honor of the season.
Also encouraging are the neighborhood advocates — young professionals, mid-career types, seniors, and even a high-schooler, attending with his dad — who helped brainstorm additional special events and grassroots strategies long after the meeting had officially run its course.
September 29, 2016
Skowhegan, ME – Reddish glow at Skowhegan Drive-In Theater a good sign
From CentralMaine.com: The reddish glow in the evening sky on U.S. Route 201 east of downtown Skowhegan is a signal.
It's a sign.
It's the Skowhegan Drive-In Theatre, which moved into the future this past summer when it converted to digital projection.
This week, theater owner Don Brown stepped back from the future and into the past with the installation of a replica neon sign that looks just like the original sign did when the drive-in opened in 1954, mounted on a red 35-foot pole.
"They took the old sign that had been lying on the ground and they made a pattern from that and they duplicated it," Brown said Wednesday as he turned on the sign with its bright red neon arrow pointing to the refurbished ticket booth at the entrance to the drive-in.
Sign Services Inc., of Stetson, did all the work, paid for with just over $8,000 from the Skowhegan facade grant program. The white sign with blue lettering spells out "Skowhegan Drive-In Theatre," with "theater" spelled the old-fashioned way.
"It was the last piece of the original theater that we had not rehabilitated," said Brown, 53. "It had been there for so many years and so many people have asked us, 'Are you every going to do anything with the sign?' that when the opportunity to apply for the facade grant came up, we did."
Jeffrey Hewett, the town's director of economic and community development, said it's nice having the red glow of the neon arrow illuminating the evening sky along U.S. 201, also called Waterville Road.
Hewett said the sign is real neon with "glass set-asides" that hold the neon and copper wire that keeps it all in place.
"It brings back a lot of memories for me," Hewett said. "In the daytime it doesn't really grab you as much; it's the nighttime and that kind of reddish glow that comes off that gets you. I don't think that there are very many of the neon signs that are left anymore."
Brown, who lives in Felton, Delaware, during the winter, bought the drive-in theater in May 2012 from Doug Corson's Encore Skowhegan Drive-In.
The drive-in has a capacity of 340 to 350 cars, set old-fashioned-style in semicircles with a standing pipe that once held the audio speakers. Sound for the movies now comes over the car's FM radio at 88.3 on the dial.
There are now five drive-in movie theaters in Maine, including Skowhegan's, according to the website DriveInMovie.com.
Two years ago, an estimated 357 drive-in movie theaters remained in the United States, a steep decline from the 4,000 or 5,000 that gave drive-in theaters entertainment status in the late 1950s and '60s. Generations of families have packed station wagons with coolers, lawn chairs and kids in pajamas, and young lovers went out for a night of cinema under the stars.
Brown said he wants to continue that tradition while polishing up some of the nostalgia of the experience along the way.
"We went right through the building when we came here in 2012. Everything has been reproduced to be of the original design. It's just been modified on occasion here and there for more contemporary standards," he said.
Everything, including the concession stand, looks "pretty much the same" as it did in the 1950s, Brown said. He said two of the movies that ran this past summer were on the old 35 mm film, but the rest — a new feature every week — were projected using the new digital equipment.
"I think what we've done with the drive-in combines the best aspects of the present yet preserves certain vital elements from the past that made the drive-in appealing," he said.
He said bringing the drive-in into the digital age was necessary for the business to survive; it was either digital or die. Hollywood studios were phasing out 35 mm film and switching production to modern digital. The sign, on the other hand, combines the element of nostalgia with the contemporary projection.
Two years ago, on the 60th anniversary of the opening of the drive-in, Brown was facing a $40,000 investment in new equipment and modifications or he would be forced to close. With donations from the community, including a Stephen King marathon of scary movies and a lot of his own savings, Brown finally took delivery of the new projector.
"It's neon, and there used to be a neon sign out there," Randy Gray, Skowhegan's code enforcement officer, said Wednesday. "So good for him for doing it."
Brown said the drive-in is closed for the season, but he'll leave the sign's light on for a while Friday and Saturday night as a signal that he'll be back in the spring for another summer of movies under the stars.
"The drive-in is unique because it combines elements of the past, such as the sign, with today's modern technology, such as the projectors," he said. "That's been the constant over the years, over the generations, that the drive-in's been around. The technology used has always been changing, but the experience has always been the same."
September 28, 2016
Oswego, NY – Oswego County Historical Society Celebrates 75th Anniversary of Oswego Theatre
From Oswego County Today: The Oswego County Historical Society is proudly celebrating the 75th anniversary of the historic landmark Oswego Theatre, which opened it doors in January of 1941.
A classic movie night showing the popular film "Casablanca" will be featured on October 13 at 7 p.m. in the Oswego Theatre, 138 W. Second St.
All proceeds from the event will support the Richardson-Bates House Museum in Oswego.
"This is a special milestone for one of our most iconic historic landmarks in Oswego," said Justin White, president of the OCHS board of trustees. "The unique Oswego Theatre is a place of which many Oswegonians have nostalgic memories."
Many interesting details have been added to make this a special event in Oswego's historic cinema.
The evening show will be giving the feel of traveling back in time to the 1940s.
Springfield, MO – Springfield culture spotlight: Gillioz Theatre
From The Mirror: Geoff Steele has been in the music and theatre business for over 30 years, experiencing all sides of the industry- from a singer himself in Nashville, to a touring technician, to marketing at a record company, to opening multiple theatres in Branson, and marrying a Branson-born entertainer. But there's something about the Historic Gillioz Theatre that brings Steele, executive director at the Gillioz, particular joy and pride.
"There's a tremendous amount of history here," said Steele. "It's part of what makes Springfield incredible; There's not a lot of communities in the country that have this type of a venue, and most didn't have them in their heyday."
The Gillioz was funded and built in 1926 by Maurice Earnest Gillioz, a local bridge builder, right on historic route 66. Gillioz actually made a 90-year buyout deal with the laundromat and pharmacy that stood where the large entrance is now, just to have a spot literally on the route 66 road (now Park Central St.). At the time, it cost $300,000.
Despite being pre-dated by Springfield's other historic venues- the Lander's Theatre and the Shrine Mosque- the Gillioz was the town's premier entertainment venue for nearly 60 years, serving as a 'hybrid house,' hosting vaudeville shows (live production) and popular movie premieres (silent films). It remained like this until vaudeville died out, surviving as a movie house for roughly 50 years.
"What made us premiere was the diversity in the programming, and I also think some of it was because it was home-built," explained Steele. "Gillioz was a guy from Monet, and that's not normal. Most of these places… were all owned by big chains… And that's what I think still maintains a fondness for some of our rural people."
Some guests that appeared throughout the theater's history include Ronald and Nancy Reagan, when he was still an actor, for a movie of his that premiered at the Gillioz, and Elvis Presely, who snuck in to see a movie in between his performances at the Shrine Mosque one night in 1955.
The Gillioz was also a source of morale-boosting during the Great Depression and World War II; it used to host community songfests and local singing competitions.
Around 1970, however, the Battlefield mall opened, which caused all of the downtown businesses to close down. There was a movie theatre in the mall, as well as a few other small theatres popping up, making the Gillioz no exception to the declining downtown area.
"People didn't have to go downtown to see movies anymore, and so it slowly went into disrepair. The theater actually lived longer than a lot of other parts of downtown because people still liked the nostalgia factor… But the Springfield downtown was a ghost town for years."
After a rough few years, it closed its doors in 1980. However, in the 1990s, the Gillioz began its comeback. Jim Morris, the father of the founder of Bass Pro Shops, along with a few passionate members of the community, started to help raise money to restore the theater, on the condition that it remained in its 1926 condition.
"[Morris] had the financial means to see something done, and he's old enough to have a strong emotional attachment to what the space was," explained Steele. "I think he was convinced that it was plausible- that if someone was willing to spare the wrecking ball on it, there was a chance they could do something really special."
Luckily, because Gillioz built the theatre with bridge material (steel and concrete) that was available to him, it was actually found that the building was so well-constructed that it would cost as much to repair the theatre as it would to tear it down. Morris created a non-profit, called the Springfield Landmarks Preservation Trust, and in the end, their side prevailed. The organization then raised over 10.5 million dollars from over 100 generous private and public donors to complete the project.
And, in 1991, they earned the Gillioz a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. This means that before the building could be bulldozed and destroyed like many similar historic landmarks, Congress would have to be addressed.
"This says 'this space is of value to the American culture, and the United States Congress acknowledges that, and so we're going to preserve it,'" said Steele. He continued: "These theatres are incredibly precious… but if we do this right, then this is our Rome in a few hundred years."
Finally, in 2006, the Gillioz, restored true to its original 1926 design, reopened its doors to an excited and supportive community. Its debut also helped revitalize downtow
"The Gillioz coming back was a significant component to bringing downtown back to vitality," said Steele.
However, it still wasn't all rainbows and sunshine. According to Steele, the Gillioz went through an identity crisis around 2011 and 2012 because it was very focused on the college crowd, like most businesses at the time. When Steele arrived in October of 2014, he reverted back to the original mission of the 'hybrid house.'
"When I first got here, I walked around this neighborhood and talked to stores and businesses, and I listened [to the community]," said Steele. The overwhelming response was that everyone loved and remembered the Gillioz, but a significant number of the people who were 40+ were feeling left out, wishing to see shows and performances they were interested in.
"That's when we really got serious about diversifying," said Steele. "[Now] we try to offer something for everyone.
Today the Gillioz, with a total of 1,024 seats, hosts a multitude of events and performances, including "Broadway productions, theatre, movies, religious gatherings, arts education, dining, rehearsals, school programs, banquets, receptions, concerts, film festivals, weddings, seminars/conventions, and television broadcasts," according to its website.
Against all odds the Gillioz not only survived, but came back from the dead, and now it is thriving more than ever. Steele considers this survival, and the survival of Springfield's other jewels, a monumental success. He chalks it up to the culture of theaters themselves.
"I have a theory that theaters are a place for a community to exercise its conscience… We're social animals, and we want to have a shared experience," he explained. "You can watch a movie alone, or you can go share an experience of watching a movie… it's just something about who we are, and theaters give you that ability to have a shared experience."
It's because of this sharing and diversified nature that Steele truly believes in what he does. "I think these places are important. I think the opportunity to bring people together is a pretty great way to make a living," he said. "After every show, I make a point to watch people leave, because that's the pay day: seeing people happy. We just created a memory."
Randall, VT – Vermont attorney general sues operators of drive-in movie theater
From Vermont Biz: Vermont Business Magazine The Vermont Attorney General's Office has sued a New Hampshire couple for illegally soliciting contributions for a digital projector to "save" the Randall Drive-In located in Bethel. "Crowdfunding can be a legitimate way to raise money for a cause, but it is also subject to abuse. Those who rip off Vermonters through improper use of crowdfunding can expect to be held accountable for their illegal acts," said Attorney General Bill Sorrell.
The Complaint alleges that the Defendants Adam Gerhard and Regina Franz, and a company operated by them, Capture the Dream, LLC, violated Vermont's Consumer Protection Act when they raised money for the projector primarily through a crowdfunding campaign created on Kickstarter.com. At least 257 people donated more than $22,000, including several who donated upwards of $500 towards the projector. The projector was used at the Randall Drive-In only for the 2014 season, at which point the defendants took it to a New York drive-in operated by them.
According to the Attorney General's Complaint, the Defendants made misrepresentations and omissions about the future of the Randall Drive-In, including that "rather than have this renaissance season be a Swan Song for the Randall Drive-In, we are asking for assistance" and that "digital cinema now threatens to close down the drive-in for good."
The Complaint alleges that the Defendants made these statements despite knowing that the digital projector would not play a role at the Randall Drive-In beyond the 2014 season. The Defendants also misrepresented that the cost of the digital projector would be $75,000, and require a down payment of $20,000, when in fact, it cost $36,300 with a down payment of $6,000.
The lawsuit seeks restitution for all persons who were defrauded by the Defendants' solicitations, civil penalties, an injunction preventing further consumer fraud violations, and costs.
September 21, 2016
East Nashville, TN – East Nashville's historic Roxy Theater sold for $1.3 million
From The Tennessean: "We anticipate that area becoming a very lively and engaging commercial corridor and we hope to have announcements over the next few months after we identify and come to terms with potential tenants," Kyle said.
827 Meridian Partners LLC, the Kyle-led buying entity, bought the properties at 827 and 831 Meridian Street from Robert Solomon. The purchase included just over half an acre on which the 1930-built, 9,352-square-foot former historic theater sits at the northeast corner of Meridian and Wilburn streets plus 0.23 acres on vacant commercial land at 831 Meridian St.
Robbie Jones is a board member of Historic Nashville Inc., which included the Roxy Theater on its 2013 Nashville Nine list of the city's most endangered historic places.
"As one of the only remaining historic movie theater buildings in Nashville, Historic Nashville is very excited about plans to preserve it," Jones said. "The Roxy is a beloved neighborhood landmark in East Nashville and definitely one of the historic places that makes our city unique."


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I'm wondering if you guys price tiered cakes differently. I know I would price wedding cakes more & would assume I would a tiered one also. I'm trying to get my ducks in a row & pricing is my biggest stump. $2/slice is pretty norm here (for basic), but how do you go from there?
I'll post a pic of the cake I have in mind when I get the chance (not at my computer). But it was an 8, 6 & 4" w/ buttercream & chocolate dots around each tier. It seemed like it took forever to make (I mean everything from mixing the icing until the finished product & clean up took about 12 hrs). I know I'll get quicker, but when my dh took it to church today he said people were inquiring. I want to be ready when the time comes. (yes I know of the laws...) That's why I'm asking in advance.
I just need some advice.
Is the 2 per slice for a wedding cake or sculpted? If it's for wedding cakes then you can use that for your starting point. For Me cake is cake no matter how it's done and I use one price for both. U should also think of using cake boss or some other pricing method so that you know what u should be charging for your time as well as your cakes.
Is the 2 per slice for a wedding cake or sculpted? If it's for wedding cakes then you can use that for your starting point. For Me cake is cake no matter how it's done and I use one price for both. U should also think of using cake boss or some other pricing method so that you know what u should be charging for your time as well as your cakes.
I classify my cakes two ways ... sheet and non-sheet. A non-sheet is anything NOT rectangle and one layer.
I will not set up pricing that is $50 for a 10" round birthday cake and $75 for a 10" round wedding cake. I just don't have time or the desire to explain to two women who live next to each other and talk over the fence about buying cakes why one of them got "gipped" for $25.
Wedding, birthday, anniversary, hail-to-the-potato-celebration ... call it whatever you want, it's the same work for me.
Understand that the pricing diff for wedding and non-wedding cakes started a LONG time ago when wedding were big, tall and ornately decorated .... and birthday cakes were flat, single layer and said Happy Birthday Johnnie. Period.
But today, with the food channel, the internet, wedding magz, Duff's influence, etc., non-wedding cakes are becoming even MORE ornate than some wedding cakes ever thought about being.
So why you would charge less for it is completely beyond me.
The $2/serving here that is the "norm" is for a plain iced, border, filled (buttercream) 2 layer w/ writing on it. I just get confused when it comes to "additions" whether big or small & how to go about pricing them. Here's my cake. The dots weren't hard to do, but melting chocolate, coloring it, piping them out, letting them cool, & putting them on the cake was on the side of time consuming.
The reason I've been "told" to charge more for wedding/tiered cakes is b/c of the stacking involved, where as a 10" round doesn't require the trouble of stacking
I add up all my cost (cake, frosting, boards, box, and anything else that I had to get) then I add $10 - $12 per hour for my time.
I charge the same per slice - (birthday - wedding etc) I have a per slice charge for BC and and a per slice charge for Fondant (if they want extra fondant accents or 3d figures I do charge a little extra for that. I explain the extra charge to the customer when I give a price quote.
If a customer wants a 3d sculpted cake that the price is determined by the amount of work/style/design because there is NO way I would do a scuplted cake for what I would do a square or round cake.
All my tier cakes have the same kind of price. They are higher because I have to deliver and set up, usually make a sample and have a consoltation with them (~1 hr), and the top cake on weddings don't count in the servings. You don't have all that involved with a cake that will be in a box and not delivered.
The reason I've been "told" to charge more for wedding/tiered cakes is b/c of the stacking involved, where as a 10" round doesn't require the trouble of stacking
Check out the picture of the wedding cake I did yesterday (3 tiers on acrylic stands with lots of red roses). No stacking, no doweling, just 3 rouind cakes sitting on a stand. They still paid my wedding cake price. because it's NOT a sheet cake.
If you have 2 different prices for round cakes, depending on if you CALL THEM wedding or not, it wont' take long for brides to figure out that they can order three round cakes, ornately decorated for (sometimes) half the cost. You've done the same work .... and got half the money.
Makes ZERO sense to me.
I'm with Debi 100%. In all honesty.. stacking cakes is not a ton of extra work. You insert dowels and put the cake on top.. that's it. If you use wooden cake dowels and cardboard cake rounds the extra cost is minimal to say the least. Even using the SPS for your support add little to the cost. I price my cakes the same no matter what shape they are. Th eonly thing that gets a discount is kitchen cakes that are not decorated, and you have to order 100 servings before you have that as an option.
Cale is cake no matter the shape.

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Beginning today at ITP: Urban Computing, Round II, for this the Spring semester of 2008:
Think about cities in terms of their physical components: walls, windows, markets, streets and neighborhoods, for example. At every scale, these are transformed when the air itself carries fantasies, suggestions, directions and lies, information and misinformation. Now the streets can summon up the world, and to a certain degree, the world can conjure the streets. This is not what urban planners were planning for.
This is an experimental class, focused on the consideration of contemporary practices, theory, and student work. The goal is to find a framework for the ways that our work affects and transforms our urban experience – and vice versa – and to consider the urban architectonic as a platform for computation in itself. Ubiquitous computing, Big Games, and mobile social networking are some of the practices that fit comfortably in the room. This seminar requires weekly readings, field reports, and active participation in the class and with New York City. Three assignments are given to apply these principles, appropriate to individual interests and pursuits.
Kevin and I have another overflow crowd on our hands, apparently, and we'll once again face the challenge of somehow compressing all of the complexity, vitality and diversity inherent to the subject into a mere thirteen sessions. It should be a lot of fun. You can follow along by using urbancomputing tags on Flickr and del.icio.us; I'll post the course reading list in comments just as soon as I've put the final touches on it.
Students interested in getting a jump on coursework can find the very first assigned reading here. Drill through that and you'll have a sound overview of many of the themes and concerns we'll be raising.
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Many of Newark's highlights are within easy reach of Bloomfield, so it is a popular place to stay or visit on a day trip. Two of the most popular attractions here are the fabulous Wellmont Theatre and the fantastic Montclair Art Museum. Two more worthwhile attractions that are within a short distance of Bloomfield are the Eagle Rock Reservation and the Montclair Golf Club.
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Tanks are slow-moving, heavily armored units that fully protect the driver for their entire lifespan. They can carry a gunner on a top turret, but this person is open to fire. Controlling a tank requires patience, despite a tank's ability to drive straight through almost any obstacle: don't bother going around trees, fences or sandbags with the tank. The key to driving a tank is to monitor the small tank shape in the middle of the aiming reticule which shows the tank's direction. We found it much easier to operate the tank in third-person view, but the guns seem more accurate in first-person. Learn to toggle back and forth and you'll be better off.
Tank operators have two weapons at their disposal. The light gun is ideal for cutting down soldiers, while the heavy gun should be used to eliminate cars and other tanks. Three hits should do in an opposing tank. Often the victor of these duels is who gets in the first shot. You may also use the heavy gun to destroy buildings, a great tactic for exposing flags from a distance.
Great tank strategies include an Infantry. Whether an Infantryman rides in the tank and hops out to repair it, or hides behind it to monitor damage, a constantly repaired tank is a force to be reckoned with.
Certain flag points, like the Village in Guadalcanal, have a small roofed platform where tanks spawn. These platforms repair your tank automatically, making the defense of that point very easy. Venture out and do some damage, then return to these platforms to recharge.
Countering a tank is not an easy task. The greatest threat to a tank is C4 charges planted on its hull or under it. These will instantly detonate a tank and kill its occupants. Infantry anti-tank rockets will do the trick as well, if slowly. Keep in mind that a tank turret does not turn quickly, so if you can get some shots in at a tank's rear you may just be able to take it out. Grenades are a last resort method for dealing with these heavily-armored foes.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. − For the first time, General Consensus will start in a stakes that does not include division leader Tuscan Evening. Her absence may be all that General Consensus needs to win her first stakes Saturday in the $100,000 Beverly Hills Handicap at Hollywood Park.
After winning an optional claimer in January, General Consensus was third in the Grade 2 Santa Ana Handicap in March, second in the Grade 2 Santa Barbara Handicap in April, and fifth in the Grade 1 Gamely Stakes here last month. Tuscan Evening won all those races, with General Consensus beaten a length to three lengths.
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Turning Top has won her last three starts, including the restricted Redondo Beach Stakes here June 5. Turning Top starts at 1 1/4 miles for the first time in the Beverly Hills.
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More than 220,000 children in Sacramento are NOT at grade-level
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On the mid-summer night of Thursday, August 10, 2017, enjoy
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My review on Naruto 674!
Um… okay… what the hell just happened in this chapter? I'm not sure if I'm getting Sasuke's Rinnegan ability, so I'll have to check Naruto Wiki later to see if someone can explain it but it looks similar to Nagato's Rinnegan ability where he could sense things that normal people wouldn't. Sasuke's Rinnegan found a second Madara?! What the hell?! I just completely confused on this chapter. I don't even know how to start this review haha but I know that I was like WTF when I saw a second Madara. That's just freaky. This is just getting crazier and crazier.


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Daniel John Debrunner wrote: > David W. Van Couvering wrote: > > >>Hi, Kathey and Dan. During our discussions on shared code, you had both >>felt some helpful diagnostic information around mixed versions of Derby >>would be important. >> >>I want to make sure I understand these, so I have quoted them below with >>questions. Once I understand them better I can log JIRA items on them. >> >>I also would like to know whether these need to be part of the initial >>submission of shared code or whether they can be subsequent incremental >>improvements. > > > Incremental developement is always good, there is no requirement for any > contribution to completely solve a problem. If a contribution makes any > progress towards some goal then that's great. > OK. I was worried that any contribution of shared code without this would be considered "broken." > >>1) Kathey's suggestion, with Dan's +1: "Print warnings to the log file >>when jars are mixed" >> >>I am assuming this is done at system bootup time? What about when the >>network client driver is first loaded, should I do it then too, for >>environments where there say multiple network client apps running in the >>same VM? >> >>2) Kathey's suggestion, with Dan's +1: "Provide a way to print sysinfo >>to the log when classes have been loaded with classloaders" >>I have to say I don't fully understand this one, can you explain? > > > The issue is that currently sysinfo just works against the classpath, > however its classpath based output may be totally unrelated to the > environment running Derby, e.g. in an app server environment. This is an > enhancement to provide some mechanism to dump info similar to the > current sysinfo output from a running derby system. > > OK. It sounds like this is related to Bryan's bug, DERBY-668, where if a jar is loaded by the system classloader we don't report the location correctly. >>3) Dan's suggestion, in response to (2) above: "some stored procedure >>version of sysinfo would be good, maybe even one that doesn't require a >>database, e.g. a sysinfo ping to the network server" >> >>It sounds like you want the network client to get the sysinfo for the >>server, say at startup? How is this related to (2) above? > > > It's a possible (vague) mechanism for 2). > Hm, I don't see how this solves things if the network server is not gettings its classes from the classpath... David > Dan. >
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God bless my daughter..... she is always looking out for Mom, and finding things that help me out..... Look what she found THIS time ! I've tried it and it really works.... It scrapes the bowl as it goes around.... it leaves just a tiny little border at the top, but NOTHING like it was without it ! I've got a BIG batch of frosting for tomorrow, and can't wait to try it on that..... I don't know how to post pictures on here, so look at my photos..... She got it on AMAZON, and they are selling out as fast as they can get them in....
ohh la la, tell me how it works out for you.
That looks cool. I will have to see if it will work on my mixer -- It is not actually a kitchen aid but it is very similar!
I am sooo jealous! I live in the UK and can't order directly from amazon.com, only through amazon.co.uk which doesn't stock half the goodies you guys get to buy. I do have a cunning plan to get my best friend who lives in NY to order some goodies for me and I might include this if you let us know how it works out for you.........
Nice daughter!! I want one of these but it states its for the tilt head KA - hope they come out with one for my KA soon!!
I just got this! I got it directly from the company, but I haven't been able to use it yet
I haven't had any reason to make icing....the only thing I don't like so far is that its plastic.
I've been waiting forever for the side swipe to come out with one for the 6 qt. I may just have to give this one a try. Thans for the info!
Yes, it is plastic, but then most of our car parts are too, and they are gettiing us where we need to go... Seriously, it seems quite sturdy.....
I love mine. I use it even for mixing cookie dough. I didn't like stopping and scrapping all the time with the old beater. So far so good even if it is plastic. Guess we'll see how long they last.
yeah, i was told about something similar to that, and posted it on the wilton site and nobody was too excited..or didnt seem to be (0 replies) but its kinda the same idea, checkout the link- does anyone have on like this?
buttercream...... I don't know where I got the idea, but I thought this one was rather llike a replacement for the SideSwipe..... Maybe she just could't GET the Sideswipe, and came up with this one.... I'll have to ask her......
They have a website www.beaterblade.com they dont ship though but will help you track it down. I wonder if they have any vendors in Canada??
Mine is the sideswipe, I thought they were the same until I looked closer at the picture and realized it doesn't have the little blades all over.
For those of you who have one of these could you post on how you like it and if it works well?
Ok, I just used my beaterblade and made my icing but the sugarshack way (filling it up to the top). I NEVER had to scrape the bowl, not once and it is so smooooooth!!! It came out great!
I am interested in what you all are looking at, the link I clicked on said that topic does not exist .. I do have the sideswiper attachment for my KA, and it is nice, but it bobbles my KA head all around .. and it can be a pain to clean in between all the rubber sides ..
Me too! Tried to click on the link and it said the photo doesn't exist. Please clarify! I didn't even know there was anything like that out there!
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Brenda! That is awesome!!! Thanks for sharing! How do you get one of these? I clicked on buy it and it just showed me a list of reps?
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With the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden closed for renovations since 1997, the orchestra that accompanies the company's performances has busied itself with touring, sometimes with staged productions, sometimes with concerts of arias and overtures. New York audiences have had both: two summers ago, the Lincoln Center Festival imported the Royal Opera's staging of Pfitzner's ''Palestrina,'' and on Sunday afternoon, the orchestra, conducted by Edward Downes, brought four young English singers for a concert of favorites by Verdi, Weber, Strauss, Puccini and Wagner at Avery Fisher Hall.
The orchestra comes with considerable baggage, of the figurative sort. As traumatic as the displacement caused by having a theater renovated can be, it rarely causes the disarray that has prevailed in the London opera world since the reconstruction of the house began.
Deficits, revelations of mismanagement, poor planning for performances during the construction and a lack of communication between the company's board and its artists have all taken a toll. Chairmen have come and gone in quick succession, much of the current season was canceled and the company's artistic direction remains unsettled.
Still, if there are clouds over the company, one wouldn't have known it from the orchestra's performance on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Downes, who has conducted at the Royal Opera for 47 years, shaped the performances to convey a sense of the unseen stage drama and drew some truly beautiful playing from his large ensemble.Continue reading the main story
In Overtures to Verdi's ''Forza del Destino'' and Wagner's ''Tannhauser,'' the Intermezzo from ''Manon Lescaut'' and a suite from Strauss's ''Rosenkavalier,'' the orchestra's strings played with warmth and depth, its winds had an appealing bite and slightly dark timbre, and its brass choirs were gleaming and finely balanced. In ''Tannhauser'' particularly, there was a sumptuousness and ferocity in the playing that drew the listener into the sound world of the opera.
The most stunning vocal performances were those of Rita Cullis, a soprano, who gave a supple, velvety reading of ''Und ob die Wolke,'' Agathe's third-act aria from ''Die Freischutz,'' and a vital, flexible performance of ''Dich, Teure Hall'' from ''Tannhauser.'' Judith Howarth brought an invitingly dark tone and solid high notes to arias from ''La Traviata'' and ''La Boheme,'' and if Paul Charles Clarke's tenor had a slightly nasal timbre at times, his shapely accounts of arias from the same works matched Ms. Howarth in spirit. William Dazeley, a baritone, sang with sufficient gravity and power for ''Di Provenza il mar,'' from ''La Traviata,'' and ''O du, mein holder Abendstern,'' from ''Tannhauser.''
In an accompanying role, the ensemble was deferential but not self-effacing. That said, it was a pity the orchestra didn't take the opportunity of a concert hall performance to stretch a bit. Yes, opera is what opera orchestras play, and excerpts are what they play in concert. But the Met Orchestra, which has given brilliant performances of the symphonic repertory in its concerts, has rendered that limited expectation obsolete.Continue reading the main story


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So, a group of friends and I have just seen neighbors 2 and it got us talking about having our own kids in the future. And how'd we discipline them to not be like those college students from 1 and, but my best friend, Erik, said he doesn't want a daughter. He says if he did, he'd try to put her up for adoption at birth or If his wife/GF decided to keep it, they'd have to split because he doesn't want to be one of those guys who molests their loved ones/children.
We tried telling him that's stupid but he believes that science dictates all men look at all woman no matter the age as potential mates, just most are better at controlling the urges than others and he is so scared he'll be one of them guys that he legits have panic attacks.
Is there anything we can say to him or do for him that'll help or is this just something he has to work out for himself? Because i mean, I've heard that parents magically become more protective or whatever of their children when they are born, moms liftibg cars or whatever, etc, but is that true? You'd think no human would won't to do those things to their on flesh and blood but it happens. Hell, even worse happens. Is his fear justified? Because now its even Got me questioning myself and im like... f*ck.
And in today's society, girls are getting less and less conservative at less and less an age.
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That guy is fucked up.
There is nothing a real man loves more than his daughter.
Sure when she develops it might get a bit weird sometimes.. But that doesn't change any feelings of us to her whatsoever.
Anyone who would even think of molesting their children is sick in the head.00|00|0
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Cabletron's VlanHello Protocol Specification Version 4 (RFC2641)
Original Publication Date: 1999-Aug-01
Included in the Prior Art Database: 2000-Sep-13
Publishing Venue
Internet Society Requests For Comment (RFCs)
Related People
D. Hamilton: AUTHOR [+2]
The VlanHello protocol is part of the InterSwitch Message Protocol (ISMP) which provides interswitch communication between switches running Cabletron's SecureFast VLAN (SFVLAN) product. Switches use the VlanHello protocol to discover their neighboring switches and establish the topology of the switch fabric.
Network Working Group D. Hamilton
Request for Comments: 2641 D. Ruffen
Category: Informational Cabletron Systems Incorporated
August 1999
Cabletron's VlanHello Protocol Specification
Version 4
Status of this Memo
This memo provides information for the Internet community. It does
not specify an Internet standard of any kind. Distribution of this
memo is unlimited.
Copyright Notice
Copyright (C) The Internet Society (1999). All Rights Reserved.
The VlanHello protocol is part of the InterSwitch Message Protocol
(ISMP) which provides interswitch communication between switches
running Cabletron's SecureFast VLAN (SFVLAN) product. Switches use
the VlanHello protocol to discover their neighboring switches and
establish the topology of the switch fabric.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction...................................... 2
1.1 Data Conventions.............................. 2
2. VlanHello Protocol Operational Overview........... 2
2.1 Neighbor Discovery............................ 2
2.2 Port States................................... 3
2.3 Topology Events............................... 5
2.4 Timers........................................ 9
3. InterSwitch Message Protocol...................... 9
3.1 Frame Header.................................. 10
3.2 ISMP Packet Header............................ 11
3.3 ISMP Message Body............................. 12
4. Interswitch Keepalive Message..................... 13
5. Security Considerations........................... 16
6. References........................................ 16
7. Authors' Addresses................................ 16
8. Full Copyright Statement.......................... 17
1. Introduction
This memo is being distributed to members of the Internet community
in order to solicit reactions to the proposals contained herein.
While the specification discussed here may not be directly relevant
to the research problems of the Internet, it may be of interest to
researchers and implementers.
1.1 Data Conventions
The methods used in this memo to describe and picture data adhere to
the standards of Internet Protocol documentation [RFC1700], in
The convention in the documentation of Internet Protocols is to
express numbers in decimal and to picture data in "big-endian"
order. That is, fields are described left to right, with the most
significant octet on the left and the least significant octet on
the right.
The order of transmission of the header and data described in this
document is resolved to the octet level. Whenever a diagram shows
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Discussion in 'Business Operations' started by Toroguy, Apr 22, 2002.
Thats okay Toro, I just ran over my cell phone yesterday with the one ton
I use PDA and laptop
I use a custom made program on a laptop that handles most paperwork aspects of my business. It keeps my customer database which tells everthing about that customer including thier entire history. handles billing, scheduling, payments, everything.
I have and use both. I find that i prefer using the laptop though.
I bought a Palm 515 after debating all of this for awhile. It's great, was right decision for me and has worked flawlessly. If your in biz I suggest the rechargeable versions of these devices.
I've also downloaded an irrigation calculator from the internet plus a few other programs of value. Palm Gear
Well I would DIE without my el cheapo Handspring NEO...only $200...I'm no lover of techy toys...but being a small operator and trying to keep so many balls in the air with no office help is a daunting task...it is in my back pocket 12 hrs a day...I'd be lost without it...and I dont have ANY problem seeing it in the sun...just tilt the damn thing....of all my toys and tools this one is right up there with the Nextel phone....for you newbies....get one and use it!
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"True Blood" used to be a must-see show in its early seasons, but now it's moderately entertaining at best. Sure, that's just my opinion, but I really couldn't blame any of the cast members for leaving at this point. Especially over the direction of their characters.
According to TVLine, Luke Grimes, who joined the HBO hit in Season 6 as Jessica's (Deborah Ann Woll) brooding, soulful vamp-camp lover James, has unexpectedly left the series. When reached for comment, an HBO spokesperson confirmed Grimes' exit, saying, "The role of James is being recast due to the creative direction of the character."
Grimes' rep declined to comment, but a source close to the "Brothers & Sisters" alum told TVLine that the actor asked to be let out of his contract after he learned what producers had in store for James in Season 7. "He initially joined the show because he wanted to work with [his Forever co-star] Deborah Ann Woll," said the insider, "but when he started reading the scripts for Season 7, he was disappointed to learn that they were going in a completely different direction with James."
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Previous Articles8 Dow Dividend Stocks Most Likely to Outperform -- Sept. 14, 2010 Tickers: JNJ IBM XOM MMM BA UTX DD KO Portfolio Performance (dividends reinvested): 14.85% The 20 Best Performing Stocks (dividends reinvested): 18.65% 30 Stocks, Equally-Weighted (dividends reinvested): 7.02% Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (dividends reinvested): 12.21% Analysis: Pretty good. These eight stocks outperformed the Dow Jones benchmark ETF despite a negative return from 3M and poor showings from Johnson & Johnson and Boeing. IBM powered the returns of the portfolio, and -- as the largest component of the Dow -- the benchmark ETF. Alas, the portfolio fell short of its stated goal: to outperform the Dow's 20 best stocks.
------------------------------10 Most Attractively Valued Dow Stocks - Aug. 6, 2010 Tickers: MSFT INTC JNJ GE PFE XOM CSCO IBM HPQ MMM Portfolio Performance (dividends reinvested): 4.86% The Other 20 Stocks (dividends reinvested): 7.9% Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (dividends reinvested): 11.32% Analysis: Horrible. That's the best way to describe the performance of this portfolio. But in fairness to the author, this was never presented as a list of stocks to buy. Rather, this article largely explored why these stocks were "attractively valued."
------------------------------7 Dow Dividend Stocks Safer Than T-Notes - June 30, 2010 Tickers: PG KO INTC XOM JNJ HD PFE Portfolio Performance (dividends reinvested): 28.2% iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Fund (dividends reinvested): 14.48% Analysis: Excellent. These seven stocks outyielded U.S. Treasury notes (using an iShares ETF as a benchmark proxy) From a total return perspective, the portfolio nearly doubled the performance of the benchmark. Not too shabby considering the amount of stock market volatility during the period. 10 Dow Stocks Investors Should Avoid - June 25, 2010 Tickers: T VZ CVX WMT KFT AA BAC JPM MCD CAT Portfolio Performance (dividends reinvested): 13.5% The Other 20 Stocks (dividends reinvested): 11.9% 30 Stocks, Equally-Weighted (dividends reinvested): 12.44% Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (dividends reinvested): 16.87% Analysis: Poor. Had you avoided these 10 stocks, you would have been spared a nightmare stock -- Bank of America -- but denied one of the Dow's best performers: Caterpillar. This portfolio used extremely conservative valuation criteria (10-year average cash flow) that ignored Caterpillar's impressive, recent growth. Lesson learned.
------------------------------Each of these lists were constructed using only quantitative criteria (in other words, strictly by the numbers). In the original articles, you will find commentary/analysis that supported or refuted my prima facie valuation. As a final reminder, this year's picks are screened using quantitative criteria. >>To see these stocks in action, visit the 10 Best Dow Dividend Stocks for 2012 portfolio on Stockpickr. -- Written by John DeFeo in New York City Follow @johndefeo


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Bollywood is full of rumours and controversies. In recent times, rumours have sprung out of thin air; telling us things that aren't even true. All these rumours are based on false speculations and allegations, nothing solid to prove it. Now, imagine if there was a picture that could tell you the story of an embarrassing incident. Then there wouldn't be any way of denying it and this is what turns rumours into factual incidents. So, here we have line up for you, the most controversial photos in Bollywood's history. Let's begin!
This is probably a case of an awkward camera angle; a controversial picture nonetheless. Abhishek smiles unaware that wifey ash could appear to be kissing Ajay Devgn!
It seems like Bips had her share of international love, even though for a moment or two. In this picture we see ace football star Christiano Ronaldo leaning in to kiss beautiful Bips.
In this picture you see Deepika boldly holding on to her then flame Siddharth Mallya and kissing him. It seems like Deepika is not afraid of onlookers.
Two lovely ladies lean in to greet each other and what come out of it? A kiss born out of camera tricks, a pretty picture anyway..
And what exactly is this pose supposed to mean? Karisma Kapoor holds her fierce expression even as Akshaye Khanna holds on to the crotch of her pants.
Katrina Kaif smiles away as the camera captures an awkward moment she wouldn't want to recollect.
Mamta Kulkarni was hot in 90's dared to go through with this photo shoot for a film magazine. A topless Mamta looked sizzling and created a lot of controversy with this.
In a narrow minded society like ours, a photo shoot like this is very risky. Neetu Chandra had many tongues wagging with this racy shoot for a top magazine.
This picture of King Khan locking lips with another man created a lot of buzz. It is still not confirmed whether this is true or a result of someone's mischief with a photo editing software.
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