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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (65434)	1/31/2000 11:32:00 AM
From: T L Comiskey	Respond to of 152472

Unq.....OT.....<getting wealthy the hard way>... "Let them eat cake" Biz in the toilet...Lets call it... "The Ralph Cramden" Last updated: Monday - 11:01 01/31/2000, EST Loren's Fee Too Rich for Namesake Cake HARTFORD, Conn. (Reuters) - Connecticut chef David Glass still thinks his Italian almond cake is beautiful and seductive, but he will no longer name it after Sophia Loren. Glass, 51, whose critically praised baked goods are served on airlines and sold at U.S. retail outlets and through a catalog, said on Friday that he and the Italian actress could not agree on new licensing terms for his Ultimate Sophia Loren Luscious Italian Almond Cake. The rich confection, which feeds 12 and lists for $26.95 in the catalog, has been one of the best-selling products of Hartford-based Desserts by David Glass Inc. since it was first offered in 1996. ``She's still my favorite actress, but her fees are now quite a bit higher than what I had been paying,' Glass told Reuters. He said he had previously paid Loren 12 percent of total sales of her namesake cake. Now that their agreement has crumbled, the entrepreneur is turning to the public for ideas on filling in the blank in ``The Ultimate - Luscious Italian Almond Cake.'