Subject: dlvorg Slumber party, shows, security, stuff ...
From: Annie (annie)
Date: Sun Nov 25 2001 - 00:09:18 CST
In this mailing:
Mailing list stuff
Slumber party
Security, shows, side trips
Misc. items
Various items
Shows and such
Pinkfest
Summary Schedule of Activities
Tentative DLV 2001 schedule
Administrivia
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Mailing list stuff:
It's now the last week in November. Normally I would say it's about time
to wind things down for the holidays. However, we do have a few open
items and we're getting some good dialogue going about the shows and
such, so I would like to keep this list open at least for the next few
weeks, depending on the volume and the need ... and ...
This year I would like to try something a bit different in regards to
shutting down this (organizational) list. I would like to keep it open
(or re-open it in January) until DLV, in case there are items any of us
have that we want to go to the organizers and volunteers, as opposed to
spraying out to hundreds on the general list.
The monthly summary, actually the last of the planned monthly mailings,
will go out next Friday. If anybody has anything they think should be
included on it, other than the usual items, please send them in.
Anyway, I hope everybody had a happy Thanksgiving, and I wish everybody
a very happy holiday season. :)
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Slumber party:
LeeAnna writes:
>Getting excited about DLV 2002.... Seems to be coming up fast.... Would
>anyone be interested in a Baby Doll Pajama Party?
Ladies? (Gentlemen?)
>I thought that one of the nights I would get a 2 story room at the
>Residence Inn and have whom ever wants to come over for a Girls Slumber
>Party type of affair. We can Talk Girl Stuff, makeup, hair, popcorn,
>bake cookies, watch chick flicks (Sleepless In Seattle always wins for
>me...:+), did I mention popcorn, champagne, lingerie (blushing ....
>giggle), shopping, and of course popcorn.
Slumber party? (Jumbo shrimp? Small crowd? Freezer burn? Inside out?) :)
Seriously, yes, I would be interested.
>I know I should have mentioned this like about 6 months ago.... But I
>am fluff head at times. Maybe we could work this into BLOND DAY!?!?!?
This was mentioned in the planning of DLV 1998, iirc, but never
happened.
It would fit any night, but there are advantages and disadvantages of
some. Friday or Saturday would give you the largest base of people on
which to draw, but there are other activities that would compete for
those people.
Thursday night has the limo tour, which may go into the wee hours, plus
golf is scheduled for Friday morning, even though it will not involve
everybody.
Wednesday, as you mentioned, in conjunction with Blonde NIGHT <bfg>,
might be a good choice. No late-night activities scheduled (yet) and
nothing on Thursday morning (yet).
Tuesday would work too, but as we get closer and closer to the start,
the fewer people would be there.
Let's pencil this in for Wednesday night, as you suggested, with the
option of moving it if you think another night would work better.
>Hugs to all of you... so looking forward to seeing everyone.
Hugs back. Yes, I'm getting excited already. :) 160-some days. :)
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Security, shows, side trips:
Michelle writes:
>Id Requirements in Las Vegas
>============================
>I was in LV during Comdex. As some of you will probably have seen
>security at the show was real tight, with metal detectors at the edges
>of the convention area and photo Id required for badge pickup /
>registration.
Hmmmm ... Since both Comdex and N+I are put on by Key3Media, I guess we
can assume this will be the case for N+I this May as well, huh. ...
>While I expected this I did not expect photo ID requirements in other
>areas. Photo Id was, for example, required for access to some of the
>parking garages (NY-NY, LV Hilton). This was a surprise to me however I
>got away with showing my Visa Card with its photo.
I was in Las Vegas in October and didn't see any of this. The only two
big garages I remember parking in were Fitzgerald's and Sahara, and
neither had any formality, although at the Sahara there was a turned-
around sign that I read on the way out saying "Please stop for vehicle
inspection ..." or something like that. They tell me (the ubiquitous
"they") that several hotels checked either cars and/or ID for a while
but knocked it off.
One rumor that is going around is that the LV Hilton is now charging
for garage and valet parking. When I do N+I and I'm not in walking
distance, I'll valet park over at the Hilton, or at least I've done
that until now.
>I guess if the security level remains high through April/May 2002 then
>this may affect those at Diva Las Vegas as well.
I can see this spooking some of our people, especially those who are
new or inexperienced.
I think the answer here is to see how things are a month or so before
DLV time, and then send out a nonthreatening notice with suggestions
on where not to go if they don't want to get carded and/or inspected.
This topic has come up a few times on the LV newsfroups, so I'm sure
we will have a very clear handle on what to expect.
I know that at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, they had
both a vehicle inspection when entering the garage (which is a story for
a long rainy Thursday regarding two of our people) and a purse
inspection when entering the museum. No ID check, though.
We want to be sure our people know what to expect, but we don't wanna
alarm them or scare them off.
>What do other people do about Photo Id?
Well, most everybody carries their drivers license, which is the default
legal ID here in the States. Some states (like Nebraska) will issue you
a legal state ID card (looks like a DL, but has "not valid for operating
motor vehicles" on it) in your girlname with your girlmode photo, but
not all states do. I haven't done this (yet) but it may be a good idea
to do so.
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>Shows:
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>Skintight, LaFemme, Storm.
>While I was in Las Vegas I considered going to all of the these shows
>but in the end didn't do any!
>The EFX at MGM has changed since I last saw it with Rick Springfield
>now the lead. Also Lord of the Dance is worth seeing. I think I saw
>that in 1999 on the Friday evening of DLV (I left the Goodtimes mixer
>early as I recall). The other big show on in LV seems to be Blue Man
>group at Luxor.
>So if we're starting a potential list then:
>- Skintight
>- LaFemme
>- Storm
>- Lord of the Dance
>- EFX
>- Blue Man Group
>For those who don't know the MGM well this is a big place. La Femme
>showroom is right in the middle of the place so requires a bit of
>walking whether coming from the car park or the front entrance. EFX is
>towards the back, relatively close to the rear entrance if I recall
>correctly. I mention this for those who may have issues with extended
>exposure through public areas!
I really don't know of any showroom which does not have some public
exposure. Most every one I can think of is adjacent to the casino
area or the hotel common area, requiring a trip through humanity.
The only issue we've ever seemed to have has been at the Riviera in 2000
on Saturday. We're planning to do La Cage on Thursday this coming year,
so I expect the crowd will be far less. Nobody reported anything bad in
2001 except some nervousness going thru the Frontier casino area.
I don't see any way we're gonna get scores of t-girls from vehicles to a
showroom without attracting some attention. Very few of our people wanna
do the single-file 20 paces thing, or 2 at most at a time thing.
>The attached are the show descriptions (for the items listed above)
>from the web site listed in the last mailout:
+'BLUE MAN GROUP: LIVE AT LUXOR' (A) Weird, but also wildly inventive
+and universally funny is this New York-based troupe that picked Las
+Vegas for its fourth and biggest production. When they're not pounding
+on PVC pipe, three silent pranksters in skullcaps and blue greasepaint
+combine highbrow humor and schoolyard play-with-your-food tricks,
+old-fashioned sleight-of-hand and genuine efforts to explain science
+and nature. The minimalist, industrial look and an aggressive,
+percussive score may scare some away, but a new generation of showgoer
+is more likely to appreciate its unique point of view. (3/24/00 M.W.)
+"Blue Man Group: Live at Luxor" is presented at 7 and 10 p.m.
+Wednesdays through Mondays; and 7 p.m. Tuesdays in the Luxor Theater at
+the Luxor. $65-$75. 3900 Las Vegas Blvd. South. 262-4400.
+'EFX ALIVE!' (B+) The fourth version of this giant-sized revue shed
+some of its clutter when it was retrofitted for pop-rocker Rick
+Springfield, who brings two new songs to the party. The show is now
+free to have fun with its miniproductions about Merlin, P.T. Barnum,
+Harry Houdini and H.G. Wells, and Springfield is versatile enough to
+grow into a demanding job. But the more relaxed feel comes through a
+tone of comic self-awareness, sometimes at the expense of the big set
+pieces that are supposed to wow you. (2/9/01 M.W.) Shows are at 7:30
+and 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
+and Thursday in the EFX Theatre at the MGM Grand. $55 and $75, includes
+a full-color program, tax and facilities charge. $40, children ages
+5-12. 3799 Las Vegas Blvd. South. 891-7777.
+'LA FEMME' (B+) Las Vegas finally imported this arty, influential nudie
+show from the famous Crazy Horse cabaret in Paris, after years of
+knockoffs and lesser topless revues on the Strip. As such, you have to
+experience the subtlety, wit, creative lighting and distinctly European
+flair to appreciate the distinctions. The devil is in the details, and
+this is a fun place to sell your soul. "La Femme" will be presented at
+8 and 10:30 p.m. Wednesdays through Mondays in the La Femme Theatre at
+the MGM Grand. $49, guests must be 21 or older. 3799 Las Vegas Blvd.
+South. 891-7777.
+'MICHAEL FLATLEY'S LORD OF THE DANCE' (C-) Flatley, the Fred Astaire of
+Irish step-dancing, created a franchise with his name above the title
+of three companies, but his feet aren't on the stage in Las Vegas.
+Instead a young, attractive cast gamely stomps through a vague tale of
+Celtic mythology that comes off like a mixture of populist PBS fare and
+"WWF Smackdown!" Things blow up good like at a Kiss concert and the bad
+guy snarls and wears a mask. The contagious energy of the performers
+rises above the silliness, but not above the slightly artificial
+atmosphere that comes via the recorded music and footfalls. (6/30/00
+M.W.) "Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance" will be presented at 7 and
+9:30 p.m. today; 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday. The regular show schedule will
+resume Tuesday. The show will be presented at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays
+and Wednesdays; 9 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays; and 3 and 8 p.m.
+Saturdays; and 7 p.m. Sundays in the Broadway Theater at New York-New
+York. $59 Tuesdays through Thursdays; $68 Fridays and Saturday nights;
+$50 for the 3 p.m. matinee on Saturdays; and $59 on Sundays. 3790 Las
+Vegas Blvd. South. 740-6815.
+'SKINTIGHT' (C) Of all the topless shows on the Strip, this is the only
+"equal opportunity" one to include male dancers and a dynamic frontman,
+Darryl Ross, who is willing to strip as he sings. Dance numbers walk
+the line between sexy and silly, but the segments featuring "Miss Nude
+World" Vanna Lace send the show into the grotesque camp of a John
+Waters movie. (11/9/01 M.W.) "Skintight" is presented at 10:30 p.m.
+Mondays through Wednesdays; 10 p.m. and midnight Fridays; 10:30 p.m.
+Saturdays; and 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. Sundays in the main showroom at
+Harrah's Las Vegas. $39.95. No one under 18 will be admitted. 3475 Las
+Vegas Blvd. South. 369-5111.
+'STORM' (C+) It may be the most expensive cruise-ship revue ever
+staged. The Latin-themed production, by Ricky Martin's management,
+takes pop standards from Gloria Estefan's "Conga" to Sting's "Desert
+Rose" and piles on the clutter. The more-is-more approach works in
+short bursts, thanks to a sexy cast and a lively band playing from the
+sidewalls of the theater. It might have played in the old floor show
+days, but doesn't compare well to conceptually focused efforts by
+Cirque du Soleil or the Blue Man Group. (11/9/01 M.W.) "Storm" is
+presented at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays through Mondays, with an additional
+10:30 p.m. show Saturdays in the Storm Theatre at Mandalay Bay. Tickets
+are $55-$65. 3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South. 632-7580.
Thanks for the report on these, Michelle. I've seen BMG, LOD, and EFX
but not the others. All are good, imao. EFX probably has more general
audience appeal than the other two, but of those three, I enjoyed BMG
the best.
I agree with the A and B+ for BMG and EFX, but I'm very surprised at the
C- for LOD. I would think that would rate a solid B or even B+, at least
when I saw it.
My choice of which of the other three to see would be LaFemme, but I
would not mind seeing either of the others.
>Mt. Charleston.
>==============
>I drove up there about two years ago. I think it was during May prior
>to or after DLV1999. The place was dead and apart from some forest
>walks away from the main resort(?) area there's nothing to do.
>Death Valley was far more interesting and a much better destination to
>go, especially as a photo opportunity etc.
The near end of Death Valley is not that far, either through Pahrump or
Baker. (Can you imagine a vanload of trannies invading the Bun Boy? :)
However, to do a good tour of DV really requires a full day.
My suggestion for a side trip is something that's fairly close and that
will only take a few hours. Red Rock Canyon and Valley Of Fire come to
mind immediately. I've seen both and would not mind returning.
Something like Death Valley might be an option for the Saturday or Sunday
(or even Monday) before DLV if people wanna come early.
Comments?
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Misc. items:
>Shows:
>>>Re Skintight, there is a brand new review of two sex-heavy shows (Storm
>>>and Skintight) at
>>>Of all the shows, the one that absoluely looks most interesting to me
>>>is La Femme. Here is a summary:
>If you ask me, La Femme sounds the most interesting.
Yes, we are asking you. :) Your desires are noted. :)
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>Skiing:
>>>Umm...is there skiing up there? I can see some of the group wanting to
>>>try out their new bunny suits. Mine would have to have some extra
[snip]
>Do you know if thereis skiing up there, this late in the year? That
>would be something way different.
I don't know, but I assume so. I don't think it's that late in the ski
season at that altitude. Anybody know for sure?
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>Food:
>>>My favorite this year was the Sahara Sunday Champagne Brunch, but I
>>>think it was mostly the champagne that I enjoyed.
>>Sahara has to be one of the best considering both price and quality.
>>It's cheap, usually good, and the line is most often tolerable.
>When I'm in Vegas, food is my last concern. I'm so up into the other
>things going on that I forget to eat, sometimes. So, buffets are just
>fine for me. I'll eat anything and I'm not picky.
>But back to your
>original question. I think I would like a small light buffet at Keys
>rather than the regular menu.
Ok, thanks and so noted. :)
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>Glamour Boutique:
>>I just recently went to LV for a 5 night stay. I was able to go to
>>I found the prices to be reasonable. The prices are also stated on the
>Are the prices really that good? For the most part, I consider these
>kinds of places to be a ripoff, marking up far more than you get at
>the usual places.
I hear you on that and I agree some t* specialty places do gouge, but my
impression is that this place is the exception to the rule. When I was
there, prices on bras and other unmentionables were in line with just
about anywhere. Breast forms were very reasonable, less than most
(non-t) specialty shops.
>Now I know these places can't compete with Wall-Mart,
>but they should not take advantage of those who just don't want to,
>or can't shop in public.
I don't think GB is trying to compete with any of the mainline stores.
There's no way they can come close to matching price and selection.
GB's stock is mostly what is not available at more common places.
However, I know this place does not take advantage of the community.
When I was there, I had a conversation with John (owner) regarding a
particular known ripoff artist (no names mentioned, but his initials are
Michael Salem <bfg>) and John specifically said he sees them as an
example of what not to do.
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Various items:
Densie writes:
>>We still need something for Wednesday afternoon. Suggestions? This may
>>be a good time for air tours, skydiving, rock climbing, computer
>>shopping, touch football, etc.
>Air tours or skydiving sound great, and we're still trying to get the
>boat together (at least I am, Tony isn't really excited about helping).
>Computer shopping? Absolutely not! I'm doing this to get away from
>computers.
Ok, do you think air/boat is firm enough to pencil in on Wed aft?
>>History has shown us that yes, our people do
>>like things other than talent shows and rubber chicken banquets.
>I was hoping that we could have some breast form shows and electrolysis
>seminars.
Well, uh, if somebody will bring a blender, I'll do a demo on how to make
boob goo. :)
>>As far as buffets, the grossest one with the worst selection I've seen
>>has to be Westward Ho(le). The thing I remember about C**2 buffet was
>>mediocre food, but tons of kids running all over doing such things as
>>putting hot fudge on meatloaf and spilling it on the floor.
>I can get that at home.
>>At the IP, I don't think the smaller buffet (in the coffee shop) is too
>>bad,
>Not if you don't mind rubber scrambled eggs and soggy bacon. I don't think
>I've tried their lunch.
Hmmmm ... I didn't think breakfast there was that bad. I do think breakfast
at the Sahara buffet slipped a bit between 2000 and 2001.
>>get up ... the *last* thing I want is champagne (well, maybe next to
>>last). I seldom have any, even though I do pay the couple extra bucks.
>I've been told by some conno-sewers of domestic wine that Ripple is the
>only one that goes with breakfast, but the champagne worked well for me.
>>>Just to keep you up to date, Lester tells me that his friend is doing OK.
>
>>Uh, what friend?
>You said that you were helping console a friend of a friend while
>drinking Ripple, and the picture that came to mind was you, Lester, and
>some guy wearing ice cream slacks with a stain in the front, sitting in
>a gutter and crying on your shoulder.
>Um...was I wrong?
LOL
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Shows and such:
Tina writes:
>>I would say that if nobody steps forward by February, it shows that the
>>priority for such a show is not as high as we (you and I) think, and that
>>we then need to plan some kind of alternate activity for Saturday.
>Sounds like a good plan. Volunteers, please step forward.
>>>Of all the shows, the one that absoluely looks most interesting to me
>>>is La Femme. Here is a summary:
[cut paste]
>>>Are DLV girls up for something a little edgy? Comments?
>>Yes, I would, certainly, and I'm sure others would as well. $49 is really
[cut-paste]
>>Out of the three you mentioned, I think I would rather see La Femme.
>Oh goody! I like it too. Are there others who like this?
>>>Stay away from Bacardi 151. It's rocket fuel. I could barely stand up
[bobbitt-bandaid]
>>Oh, so that's why you didn't have time to get ready for the show, huh?
>>{ducking and running} :)
>No, the 151 was just a couple of months ago here in Texas. The "not
>ready for the show in girl mode" at DLV 2001 was the day after the late
>night/early AM sashay through the Mirage. :-)
That must have been some pirate show ... uh, never mind, that's over at
Treasure Island ... I always get those two confused. :)
>Meanwhile, I expect to be out of pocket for much of the holidays, so
>let me wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, Happy Hannukah (Dec 10 ??),
>a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The new year 2002 (spelled
>"two thousand two") has so many t's in it that I just know it's going
>to be a great year for all of us t* girls.
Love to all,
Tina
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Pinkfest:
For those who care :) Pinkfest 2001 pictures are now up at:
http://www.geekbabe.com/annie/p01/
We had a very small crowd and a very good time. Hmmmm ... that sounds
like DLV 1997, doesn't it. :)
(Is anybody even reading this far into the mailing?) :)
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Summary Schedule of Activities:
Date Day Time Activity
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Apr 30 Tue Morning
Afternoon Milano's Welcome Dinner
Evening Pre-DLV get-together
May 01 Wed All day Blond Hair Day
Morning
Afternoon
Evening Keys Buffet Dinner and Welcome celebration
Later Slumber Party
May 02 Thu Morning
Afternoon Glamour Boutique Open House
Evening Female Impersonator Show
Limo tour
May 03 Fri Morning Golf
Afternoon Carluccio's Dinner (5:00pm)
Evening Goodtimes Annual Mixer
Late Night Dance Night
May 04 Sat Morning
Afternoon Mall Crawl
Evening Las Vegas "Legacy" show
Midnight Rocky Horror Picture Show
May 05 Sun Morning
Afternoon Side trip
Evening Buffet dinner, Palace Station
Farewell Get-together
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Tentative DLV 2001 schedule:
as of Sun Nov 18 09:34:11 CST 2001
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Tuesday, April 30:
Activity Name : Welcome dinner
Possible "Timezone Options" : Tu, 5:00pm
Location or Venue : Milano's
Expected Dress : Casual (moderately dressy ok)
Expected Cost (If any) : $5 - $15 per person
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca 30
Organiser Required and who : No
Comments : Casual Italian, American, Greek, Mexican
...
Activity Name : Pre-DLV get-together
Possible "Timezone Options" : Tu, 7:30pm
Location or Venue : T-friendly lounge TBA
Expected Dress : Casual to dressy
Expected Cost (If any) : One one's own for drinks and munchies
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca 50
Organiser Required and who : No
Comments :
...
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Wednesday, May 1:
Activity Name : Buffet dinner and Welcome Celebration
Possible "Timezone Options" : We, Ev
Location or Venue : Keys
Expected Dress : Casual to dressy
Expected Cost (If any) : $5 - $12 per person plus drinks
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca 60
Organiser Required and who : Yes
Comments : Light entertainment to follow.
...
Activity Name : Slumber Party
Possible "Timezone Options" : We, Late
Location or Venue : Residence Inn
Expected Dress : Whatever
Expected Cost (If any) : TBD
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca 30
Organiser Required and who : Yes, LeeAnna
Comments :
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Thursday, May 2:
Activity Name : Glamour Boutique Open House
Possible "Timezone Options" : Th, Aft
Location or Venue : Glamour Boutique, 714 E Sahara
Expected Dress : Casual to dressy
Expected Cost (If any) : On one's own for purchases
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca. 50
Organiser Required and who : No
Comments :
...
Activity Name : FI Show
Possible "Timezone Options" : Th, Ev
Location or Venue : TBD
Expected Dress : Nice casual to very dressy
Expected Cost (If any) : TBD
Maximum Numbers (If any) : Ca 100
Organiser Required and who : Probably
Comments : Frank Marino or Kenny Kerr
...
Activity Name : Limo Tour
Possible "Timezone Options" : Th, after show
Location or Venue : Las Vegas Strip
Expected Dress : Nice :)
Expected Cost (If any) : $15 pp
Maximum Numbers (If any) : 7, 14, 21 ...
Organiser Required and who : Yes, Aiko
Comments : Delmar, etc.
...
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Friday, May 3:
Activity Name : Golf
Possible "Timezone Options" : Fr, 10:00am
Location or Venue : Golf course {duh}
Expected Dress : Casual or athletic, boymode or girlmode
Expected Cost (If any) : TBD
Maximum Numbers (If any) : 4 8 12 16 20 24 ...
Organiser Required and who : Yes, Mindy
Comments : Details TBA
...
Activity Name : Dinner
Possible "Timezone Options" : Fr, 5:00pm
Location or Venue : Carluccio's
Expected Dress : Nice casual to dressy
Expected Cost (If any) : On one's own for dinner and drinks
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca 50
Organiser Required and who : Yes, Leah
Comments :
...
Activity Name : Annual Mixer
Possible "Timezone Options" : Fr, 7:30pm
Location or Venue : Goodtimes
Expected Dress : Casual to modrerately dressy
Expected Cost (If any) : On one's own for drinks and munchies
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca. 100
Organiser Required and who : No
Comments : Possible need to change venue
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Activity Name : Dance Night
Possible "Timezone Options" : Fr, 11:30pm
Location or Venue : Gipsy, et. al.
Expected Dress : Whatever
Expected Cost (If any) : Cover and drinks
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca 100
Organiser Required and who : No
Comments :
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Saturday, May 4:
Activity Name : Mall Crawl
Possible "Timezone Options" : Sa, 12:00n
Location or Venue : Various
Expected Dress : Casual, boymode or girlmode
Expected Cost (If any) : On one's own for what is purchased
Maximum Numbers (If any) : None
Organiser Required and who : Yes, Annie
Comments : Belz, Boulevard, possibly Primm
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Activity Name : Las Vegas show
Possible "Timezone Options" : Sa, Ev
Location or Venue : TBD
Expected Dress : Nice casual to dressy
Expected Cost (If any) : TBD
Maximum Numbers (If any) :
Organiser Required and who : Yes
Comments : Legacy LV show or newer artsy show
...
Activity Name : Rocky Horror Picture Show
Possible "Timezone Options" : Sa, 12:00m
Location or Venue : Paradise 6 Cinema
Expected Dress : Anything goes (really)
Expected Cost (If any) : $4.50 per person
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca 150
Organiser Required and who : No
Comments : HAS to be better than last year.
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Sunday, May 5:
Activity Name : Side trip
Possible "Timezone Options" : Su, PM
Location or Venue : TBD
Expected Dress : Casual, boymode or girlmode
Expected Cost (If any) : Possible donation for park fee
Maximum Numbers (If any) : Capacity of vehicles
Organiser Required and who : Yes, Annie
Comments : Red Rock, Valley of Fire, etc.
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Activity Name : Buffet Dinner
Possible "Timezone Options" : Su, 5:30pm
Location or Venue : Palace Station
Expected Dress : Casual recommended
Expected Cost (If any) : $7.95 per person
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca. 50
Organiser Required and who : No
Comments : Meet at top of escalator, 5:30pm
...
Activity Name : Farewell Get-together
Possible "Timezone Options" : Su Ev
Location or Venue : TBA
Expected Dress : Casual to dressy
Expected Cost (If any) : On ones own for drinks and whatever
Maximum Numbers (If any) : ca 120
Organiser Required and who : No
Comments :
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Administrivia:
This is the Diva Las Vegas 2002 organizational list.
Diva Las Vegas 2002
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