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Wedding: 9/1/2013
My husband and I booked The Berkeley Plaza for our 9/1/13 Wedding. It was the best decision we could have made for our big day!
From start to finish they exceeded all expectations. My husband and I knew exactly what we wanted and they made sure every detail was carried out. Michael was our Maitre D and was great! Definitely request him. He made sure that everything was PERFECT. He guided us through the whole night and made sure we had everything we would possibly need. The entire staff was so helpful and very professional as well, especially the owner, Jimmy. You know that a place is exceptional when the owner personally cares about your big day.
Two things I would highly recommend would be 1. Make sure you book exclusive so you have the venue to yourself, which is GREAT. We had he cocktail hour in the upstairs ballroom and the reception in the downstairs ballroom. 2. Make sure Carlos is there to be one of your bartenders. All of my guests complimented us on how great the service was, but Carlos was the hit of the night with our guests. Extremely fun, friendly and interactive!
Our guests are also still talking about what a great time they had as well as how delicious and endless the food was. So many choices and the wedding package had everything, including primo liquor and shots, which EVERY wedding needs. They were also very accommodating for our large bridal party.
Bottom line, The Berkeley Plaza is THE venue to book. It helped carry out our NJ/NY Italian style wedding perfectly and would recommend booking here to any prospective bride & groom. My husband and I had a fairytale night and wish we could relive it again and again!
Wedding: 1/30/2011
All of my dealings with the staff at Berkeley Plaza were fantastic. Our Maitre D' Diane was the best of the best. She was in constant contact with my (at the time) fiancee and me to make sure everything was going alright with planning and if there was anything she could do for us. Even during the day of the wedding, she ensured that everything went smoothly and that we all had what we needed. After the wedding was over, I was amazed how neatly everything was all packed up and ready to go into the car before I was even done saying good-bye to my guests! We also got so many compliments on the food, and how much of it there was. People actually thought that cocktail hour was the dinner buffet. It was all so beautifully presented and so absolutely yummy. The price was perfect, too. It fell right into our budget and was completely affordable. Berkeley Plaza is top notch and should definitely be a consideration for any bride's venue.
The Berkeley Plaza was chosen for our daughter's wedding held in October 2010. I cannot say enough about how pleased we were with the venue and staff! Our planning was made easier (Colorado bride) with the help of the "Tasting Night" where we sampled delicious food and met with several vendors. The friendly staff answered all our questions and made several menu suggestions that fit our wedding perfectly. The cocktail hour was full of hot food that just kept coming and the bar served quickly. Everyone raved about how lovely the Plaza Ballroom was and it made for beautiful pictures (gazebo and grounds too). The dinner was delicious (seconds if you had room) along with the desserts and the beautiful, contemporary designed wedding cake provided to our specifications with the baker. The servers were attentive and friendly as were the bartenders who remembered what you were drinking (a big hit with the guests). From beginning to end, from napkins to lighting, The Berkeley Plaza was "Pure Perfection" in every way. They are true professionals that make it all look easy with attention to detail and a little humor to put you at ease. We would use The Berkeley Plaza again or better yet, would love to be a guest and enjoy it even more! 5 Stars- quality, service, value.
I must say the Berkeley Plaza was a beautiful place. We had our ceremony and reception there. The owner and staff we're absolutely great until our big day. My husband and I were extremely disappointed with the way the staff and owner presented themselves on our special day. For starters, the owner who booked us failed to show up on the day of our wedding, the maître d showed up at the same time as me (the bride) !!!! The place wasn't open when my husband arrived with all his groomsmen. They had to wait outside for nearly two hours.... My husband had to direct our wedding party and guests who we're arriving for the ceremony! I couldn't tell you the name of our personal server during our reception because we barely had one. Let's just say all the venue did was provide a place, bar, and food. Horrible service. The day was perfect and we learned to roll with it, and still enjoy our special day. I'm not much of a review poster but I was that disappointed with the Berkeley Plaza that I had to. Beautiful place, good food but horrible service.
Wedding: 3/15/2014
From the start, Berkeley Plaza was more than accommodating with us due to our circumstances with the military. We were also given a military discount. The main ballroom is beautiful and fit our guests perfectly. Food was delicious and service was good. Last minute accommodations were made without a complaint. We received nothing but compliments. My only concern was where they placed the vendor table - it was supposed to be in a certain area and they put it behind the stage curtain, which is where the DJ was supposed to go.
Wedding: 4/21/2013
I booked Berkeley Plaza for my wedding ceremony and reception. It is gorgeous. The staff is great! The staff was always willing to talk and give you their undivided attention. Even when money was due they are willing to work with you. The food tasting did not even give a taste of what to expect. My guest can not stop talking about the food and how much was available. I had my ceremony inside and they did everything...i did not even need a wedding planner. The service was excellent! No cup was ever empty! The service was excellent! Any person that books an event there would be overly happy!
Wedding: 10/12/2012
The food was amazing! The lighting was perfect. I couldn't have asked for a better venue.
Wedding: 8/25/2012
We had our reception at the Berkeley Plaza and they did an amazing job! After looking at many places in the area it came down to cost, value, and the people we dealt with. You won't find a better value for your money in the area (the cost is very reasonable). And the people at BP are professional, responsive, and friendly. Diane was our maitre d and she was awesome, as was the whole staff! Anything we needed or asked for we got. The bartenders were also excellent, even weeks after the wedding people are still talking about the bartenders. Everyone had a great time: the food was plentiful and delicious and the service was great!
Wedding: 6/30/2012
We had such a beautiful wedding day at The Berkeley Plaza on June 30, 2012. The staff was so wonderful to work with, and people still can't stop talking about the quantity AND quality of the food! I was shocked at how reasonably priced it was, especially because of what is included! I need to go back to a wedding here though cause I didn't get to eat nearly as much as others :)
Wedding: 3/31/2012
This place was a great find!! I can't say enough nice things about the Berkeley Plaza!!! After visiting a "wedding factory" in the same price range, I thought I'd never find a place. Then we found the Berkeley Plaza. The first time we went, we were impressed by the level of attention to detail and accommodating nature of the staff. We booked it and had our wedding there in March. It was perfect! The food was great, the ballroom looked really nice, and everything we wanted was done. They have their own uplighting and centerpieces if you want to use them and a cute gazebo and staircase for photos. The bakery they work with (Bovellas in Westfield, NJ) was really outstanding and the florist they recommended worked with us to do something beautiful even though it was last minute. Everyone we encountered throughout the whole process was outstanding. Mike was our Maitre'd and he was awesome. He was on top of EVERYTHING. To my fellow perfectionist brides, if you are in their hands, you won't have to worry about a thing. They were really wonderful. Diane and Ana in the office and Jimmy the owner were all a pleasure to work with. Ladies, go check it out and if you're date is open, book it. You won't regret it.
Wedding: 4/21/2012
Everyone at the Berkeley Plaza was so helpful and easy to deal with. The food was wonderful; people are still talking about the cocktail hor.
Wedding: 11/11/2011
We absolutely LOVED the Plaza! they we more than accomodating to us an dour guests and Mike our Matre D' was awesome!
Wedding: 10/8/2011
I loved them the moment I walked in. The day of the wedding went so smoothly, because they knew what they were doing!!! They had everything covered. I had no worries about anything. All of the staff was very helpful to all of our guest. I don't even know what else to say, but they were wonderful and my wedding was that much more perfect because of them
Thank YouChris & Ashley
Wedding: 10/1/2011
The staff at the Berkeley Plaza were the most professional and helpful people I worked with throughout my entire wedding planning process. They made the reception a stress-free event and all of my guests raves about the food.
Wedding: 7/31/2011
The Berkeley Plaza has beautiful grounds, great food, and a cozy family like setting
Wedding: 7/2/2011
The Berkeley Plaza was a beautiful place for our wedding! We received many compliments on the food and overall look of the venue.
Wedding: 5/13/2011
I couldn't have picked a better place for my budget. The staff was great, the food was amazing!! The price was awesome. Everything was fantastic. Highly recommended!
Wedding: 5/29/2011
We had the best experience ever with them. They were professional and super helpful. The ballroom looked amazing and the food was incredible. Everyone keeps talking about it and can't believe how much there was! It was affordable and ended up being the most perfect wedding ever! Highly recommended!
Wedding: 3/4/2011
My wedding was a month ago at the Berkeley Plaza and I couldn't have asked for anything better. The food, service, drinks and atmosphere were outstanding. My husband and I didn't eat much of our dinners/desserts and to our surprise the next day they had it wrapped up for us.
Wedding: 6/27/2010
The Berkeley Plaza is the place for a bride on a budget. Almost everything is included within the package-table decor, cake (delicious too!), linens, ice sculptures, and more. The cocktail & reception rooms are very pretty and look wonderful in photographs. The staff is excellent and willing to make every accommodation for your day.
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Nestled in the Watchung Mountains, The Berkeley Plaza will create the ideal ambiance to fulfill all your dreams.
- Price Range: $$
- Amenities: Indoor Ceremony Area, Liability Insurance, Liquor License, Onsite Catering, Onsite Parking, Onsite Wedding Consultant, Outdoor Ceremony Area, Valet Parking, Wheelchair Accessible
- Capacity: Up to 400
- Style: Banquet/Reception Hall
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Who's your best friend? Targeted privacy attacks in location-sharing social networks
Kostakos, V., Venkatanathan, J., Reynolds, B., Sadeh, N., Toch, E., Shaikh, S. A. and Jones, S., 2011. Who's your best friend? Targeted privacy attacks in location-sharing social networks. In: UbiComp'11 - Proceedings of the 2011 ACM Conference on Ubiquitous Computing. New York: Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), pp. 177-186.
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This paper presents a study that aims to answer two important questions related to targeted location-sharing privacy attacks: (1) given a group of users and their social graph, is it possible to predict which among them is likely to reveal most about their whereabouts, and (2) given a user, is it possible to predict which among her friends knows most about her whereabouts. To answer these questions we analyse the privacy policies of users of a real-time location sharing application, in which users actively shared their location with their contacts. The results show that users who are central to their network are more likely to reveal most about their whereabouts. Furthermore, we show that the friend most likely to know the whereabouts of a specific individual is the one with most common contacts and/or greatest number of contacts.
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Last January, I traded with someone on here for Ghost Chili Pepper Seeds, and they turned out to be Purple SERRANO Seed instead. Needless to say I was very sad.
SO I'll try it again. Hopefully this time I will get some of the correct seed. Thanks!
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- Posted by smokemaster_2007 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 15, 11 at 21:39
Any pepper seeds to trade? I've got Naga Morich and Bhut Jolokia among other nagas(chocolate,yellow,habalokia etc.). From trades or non isolated plants-semi isolated plants. Would like to only trade for pepper seeds.I don't grow anything else in general. |
- Posted by Jsschrstrcks 9 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 14, 12 at 16:38
I have some Bhut seed as well. Hit me up if you are still in need, and maybe we can work out a trade. I - as is the case with smoke master - only grow hot peppers. |
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On 09/19/2011 05:10, Michał Górny wrote: > > Could we stop putting random stuff in random dirs because 'it will > work'? /etc is _SYSCONFDIR_. I don't see how PCI IDs are config at all. The best answer is for someone to look into udev and see what it needs exactly from /usr. Does it really need pci.ids? Or is it just the fact that random udev rules might rely on a tool/lib in /usr? Former, yes, pci.ids is perfectly valid to go into /etc. It specifies a mapping of PCI ID numbers to device strings used in udev rules. In the latter case, maybe rules specifically required for booting up enough to mount disks need to be isolated into their own file and udev pointed there, then re-pointed to the bigger file after /usr is made available. If that is even possible. Note: I'm brainstorming here. Anyone else? > As I see it, the simplest solution would be to lay out the minimal > initramfs contents to rootfs and make it mount /usr and stuff before > starting actual rc. This should cut all the complaints and possibly let > us move some stuff back to /usr where it belongs. Yes, but some of us don't even want to have that initramfs built into our kernels. And no one, other than freedesktop.org* and a few people on linux-hotplug-devel*, said everything belongs in /usr. FHS clearly defines the roles for /, /bin, /sbin, /lib*, /usr, /var, /home, /tmp and the virtual fses. Plus others. http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/separate-usr-is-broken http://marc.info/?l=linux-hotplug&m=131206447302056&w=2 Really, MacOS's filesystem layout is not something anyone in their right mind should deign to mimic/copy. -- Joshua Kinard Gentoo/MIPS email@example.com 4096R/D25D95E3 2011-03-28 "The past tempts us, the present confuses us, the future frightens us. And our lives slip away, moment by moment, lost in that vast, terrible in-between." --Emperor Turhan, Centauri Republic
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These tender, eggless muffins full of apples and crunchy walnuts have a crisp exterior and a wonderful apple flavor. You really have to make them to know how good they are.
- 4 apples (1 1/2 - 1 3/4 pounds), peeled, cored and halved*
- 4 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 3/4 cups + 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 1/2 cups chopped California walnuts, toasted
- 2 cups canola oil
*Use Granny Smiths if you like firm, tart apples, or Golden Delicious if you like sweeter apples. Both are very good in this recipe.
- Preheat the oven to 350ºF. Grease standard muffin pans (cups about 4 ounces or 1/2 cup capacity) with butter or vegetable shortening, or coat them generously with nonstick cooking spray.
- Chop the apples coarsely, or dice them, so they are in about 1/4 - 1/3-inch pieces. You should have about 4 cups, and slightly more or less is okay.
- In a very large bowl combine the flour, sugar, salt, baking soda and cinnamon. With a wire whisk, stir the dry ingredients together for a minute or two, until evenly mixed.
- Add the apples and the nuts, then stir and toss to distribute them evenly and coat them with flour. Add the oil, then mix vigorously using a large wooden spoon--or plunge right in with your clean hands to mix--until the ingredients are completely blended.
- The batter will be very stiff and chunky, almost like a dough, and different from most batters you have probably worked with.
- Scoop up 1/3-cup blobs of the batter and, in your hands, pat them quickly into irregular balls, and place in the prepared muffin pans.
- Bake 35 - 40 minutes, until the muffins are golden brown, the tops look dry, and they spring back when pressed gently. Cool in the pans 5-10 minutes, then remove to racks to cool completely. The cooled muffins may be stored in a sealed container at room temperature for up to two days. Freeze for longer storage.


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Question re wasting medication
0Feb 24, '12 by MJB2010 GuideIn my former state of residence you were not allowed to waste into the sewer system or sink due to the effects on the environment. In my current state, we HAVE to waste in the sink or toilet.
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0Feb 26, '12 by PediLove2147Depends what I am wasting.. 0.5 ml of (any med), I will waste in the garbage. PCA/Epidural, I will waste in the sink.
0Feb 26, '12 by Perpetual StudentOne of our docs just squirts the drugs on the patient's bedding. She said "I've never seen anyone try to lick the patient's bedding."
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1Feb 26, '12 by ClearBlueOctoberSkyAs a Paramedic, when I had the occasion to waste, I would have the RN verify the waste and toss my carpuject tube into the sharps container (I once had a nurse not pay attention and she forgot to detach my tubex), or we would waste down the sink. Same at my clinical sites, any waste med went into the sharps.DixieRedHead likes this.
0Mar 5, '12 by DookieMeisterRNWe have to waste liquid meds into the sink also. I think it's terrible that these chemicals are purposedly placed into the sewer system. We do now have special 'sharps' containers for glass vials with meds left in them but no narcotics as we have to have the exact measurement of the waste witnessed down the sink.


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TUCSON - Border ranchers said they've seen an increase in border crossings recently and are on high alert after a deadly accident.
An immigrant woman was hit and killed on I-19 Sunday night.
The Border Patrol said a mobile surveillance system operator alerted them of the group, but the Border Patrol said they were not actively pursuing them when the woman was hit.
Rancher Jim Chilton's land is 50,000 acres and it stretches all the way to the border.
He said it's very likely the immigrant struck on I-19 Sunday night was part of a group that passed through his land earlier in the day.
Chilton said he ran into Border Patrol Sunday.
"They were trying to find a group they thought were coming through," said Chilton.
Chilton's ranch is Southwest of Arivaca, but his land is vast stretching to the border.
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With its canyons and several mountains, there are plenty of places for them to hide from Border Patrol agents and ways to disguise their tracks.
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Chilton commonly finds those so-called "carpet shoes" on his land.
"The idea is that this carpet results in them not being able to be tracked by border patrol," said Chilton.
Chilton said he's seen it all, but he's still shocked to hear about the immigrant stuck on I-19.
"It's tragic anytime anybody loses their life. We've all got to be really concerned," said Chilton.
He said he wouldn't be surprised if this group was used as a decoy by a drug cartel.
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Rancher David Beckham used to live near Chilton, but said he moved away because illegal activity just kept getting worse.
Beckham fears federal cuts affecting border patrol, and immigration reform proposals will bring in more border crossings.
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1. Mayfair Fest, noon Saturday
Mayfair Fest brings together numerous art vendors, arts and crafts for the kids, inflatables for bouncing, demonstrations, a selection of food trucks for refreshments and a concert by The Congregation. Mayfair Park, 4550 W. Sunnyside Ave., Chicago. Free.
2. Elmhurst Family Kite Festival, 11 a.m. Sunday
Head to the park to fly a kite or check out some of the Midwest's best professional kite flyers. The event includes stunt, trick and show kite demonstrations, a family-fun fly, candy drop and free kite building for children. Attendees are encouraged to bring a kite to fly during open fly times. Berens Park, 493 N. Oaklawn Ave., Elmhurst.
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The zoo hosts the third annual ZooBrew for everyone 21 and older to enjoy beer and zoo animals. The beer tasting event features more than 60 beers, live music and more. Ticket costs include parking, admission to the zoo all day, 3-ounce beer samples and a commemorative tasting glass. The brewing begins at 5 p.m. Aug. 9 and 10. Brookfield Zoo, 8400 31st St., Brookfield. $45.
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5. Serb Fest 2014, 5 p.m. Friday
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6. Relay For Life of Norridge/Harwood Heights, 6 p.m. Friday
This year's event features a survivor ceremony, luminaria ceremony, on site fundraisers including bake sales and raffles, a DJ and other entertainment and activities. Open to the public. Ridgewood High School, 7500 W. Montrose Ave., Norridge. Free.
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Explore the historic Oak Park neighborhoods on a guided bicycle tour of 22 structures designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Sites include Wright's Home and Studio, Unity Temple, Frank Thomas House, Heurtley House, Cheney House, Furbeck House and more. Greenline Wheels, 105 S. Marion St., Oak Park. $30-$35.
8. Cruise Night Car Show and Movie in the Park, 5:30 p.m. Friday
Come out and check out the hot rods and muscle cars before enjoying a movie in the park. The movie begins at dusk. Attendees should bring their own blankets and lawn chairs if they wish. There are no entry fees for the car show, but vehicles must be registered to enter. Westdale Park, 3045 Sandra Ave., Melrose Park. Free.
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I was just wondering if any of you have found a solution for outdoor toys? My kids play in the front and back yards so having a place to put things in the front of the house that isn't an eyesore would be nice. The basketball hoop is in the front so I'm constantly finding balls all over the yard or piled on the bench on the front porch...which doesn't look nice! The garage really isn't an option since the only access from the outside is the large garage door plus we will be converting the garage to a bedroom this year. Thanks in advance!
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Put the hoop in the back? Get one of those nice heavy plastic bins from Home Depot (or wherever you shop). You can sit on them, fill them right up and they're pretty weatherproof. |
- Posted by fivefootzero (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 08 at 15:24
We have a deck box on our patio that we use for the kids toys. I believe it's made by Suncast. Got it at Target. |
Here is a link that might be useful: deck box
Lucy: Boy, I sure wish we could put the basketball hoop in the back, but unfortunatly the driveway is the only logical place because of the concrete. Maybe I can just convert it to a flag pole and tell the kids to go to their friends to play ball! lol Five: I really like your box! It's a little pricey but on track for what I had in mind. How long have you had yours? Are you happy with it? I noticed the reviews aren't the best. |
- Posted by fivefootzero (My Page) on Fri, Mar 14, 08 at 15:07
I don't have that exact model, but it is the same manufacturer, I think mine is a bit smaller...but I am totally happy with it. It sits on my patio and the kids are in and out of it all summer long (right now they're 5 and 3 and not exactly gentle with anything they own). We've even had parties where people have sat on it like a bench and no problem whatsoever. I also own the outdoor garbage can...again, couldn't be happier with it. |
a friend of mine bought a metal trash can. Painted it with funky designs and puts her kids toys in that. All the kids who play in her yard know where to finds soccer balls, etc - and more importantly they also know where to put them when they have finished playing with them! |
I don't know why the reviews aren't good for the bench container...I didn't read it, but I love them! I have one in my closet as a storage trunk for all my quilts! And I can sit on it to get dressed! I have one outside too. They're a solid seat. No bending or sagging. I also have one in my dd's bedroom for all her stuffed animals LOL. She's 7, so the fact that it doesn't lock open isn't an issue. You need though to keep them a few inches from the wall so they stay open. They're pretty bug free too. |
It sounds like the deck box would work out good for us. Thank you! Also, I already have a metal trash can...maybe the kids and I can paint it this summer and have another toy container for the back yard. It would be a fun project for us! Thanks for the idea, bmmalone! |
Oh I LOVE the metal trach can idea! Thanks so much for sharing that one! I have been trying to figure out how to have a few different storage options in different areas of our yard since we are out there so often. Between the bench and metal trash cans I think this gave me some awesome options and ideas. Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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I am doing a science project. I added water to copper sulfate and then put a piece of aluminium foil into it. The solution put hole in the foil. I would like to find out why? Any additional info would help.
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First a little bit of theory...The metals (as Aluminum and Copper) react differently, beeing some "more active" than others.
That chemical activity reflects the greater or lesser facility to give up their electrons. If one metal is brought into contact with the ions of another metal, one of two things can happen. Either the metal can transfer electrons to the ions (and a reaction occurs) or the ions do not accept the electrons (no reaction occurs).
The metals can be arranged in an activity series with the most reactive at the top and the least reactive at the bottom.
Now for your question: at that activity series Aluminum is above Copper. That is, in your solution of Copper Sulphate you have Copper ions (and Sulphate ions). When you add Aluminum foil to the solution, the metal Aluminum will transfer electrons to the Copper ions, and Aluminum ions will be formed instead.
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The Serbian FA has denied that England's U21 players were subjected to any form of racism - and accused Danny Rose of "inappropriate and vulgar" behaviour.
Rose has called on Serbia to be banned after complaining that he was racially abused and hit by missiles during his side's 1-0 win on Tuesday night.
The England defender said he had been subjected to monkey taunts long before the brawl that marred the end of the Euro 2013 play-off, with video evidence seeming to corroborate his claims.
Prime Minister David Cameron joined the Football Association in condeming the night's events and called for "tough sanctions" against Serbia but their FA has hit back, categorically denying any wrongdoing by supporters.
In a statement on its website, the Serbian FA said: "(The) FA of Serbia absolutely rejects and denies that there were any occurrences of racism before and during the match at the stadium in Krusevac.
"Making connection between the seen incident - a fight between members of the two teams - and racism has absolutely no ground and we consider it to be a total malevolence.
"Unfortunately, after the fourth minute of the additional time and the victory goal scored by the guest team, unpleasant scenes were seen on the pitch.
"And while most of the English team players celebrated the score, Danny Rose, behaved in inappropriate, unsportsmanlike and vulgar manner towards the supporters on the stands at the stadium in Krusevac, and for that he was shown a red card."
Rose has urged the sport's governing bodies to take action against Serbia.
He told Sky Sports News: "They have to be banned. I don't understand how else they can learn from it, they have to be banned.
"It started when we went out for the warm-up. I told Wigs (Steve Wigley, assistant manager) what was happening and he told me to try and get through it, that it would be dealt with after the game.
"The fans started with monkey chants and in the second half two stones hit me on the head as I went to get the ball for a throw-in.
"After about 60 minutes, my mind wasn't on the game. I was angry. It was so hard to concentrate that I made a few mistakes.
"When we scored, after 90 minutes' abuse, I obviously expressed my emotions. The next thing I knew, all the Serbian players surrounded me, started pushing me, and then a brawl broke out.
"I remember getting slapped twice and then I got ushered away. That's when I kicked the ball - and the referee sent me off. I don't understand - the game had finished by then but he still sent me off for kicking the ball.
"As I went off again there was monkey chanting, but the monkey chanting started long before I got sent off."
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What is (or was) your favorite 3D (4D, whatever) show at WDW?
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What is (or was) your favorite 3D (4D, whatever) show at WDW?
I know that it's not aging well, but I have a long standing fondness for Muppetvision.
I like Tough to be A Bug and Philharmagic, but I love my muppets.
I had to go with my beloved Muppets. :smitten:
Got to go with the Muppets! My favorite muppet Beaker is in the show! :thumbs: :grin:
First on my list is Bug, 2nd is Muppets
I picked Philharmagic based on the complexity of it. I LOVE the Muppets though, just too funny.
Haven't seen Bug, don't think I can because I was doing laundry in my basement and there was a daddy long leg on the wall and I freaked out and I did NOT like HISTA. I was uncomfortable the entire time watching it. I couldn't wait for it to be over!!!
i never saw philharmigic yet, so i have to say muppetvision, which i still love and cant wait to see again when i go back!!!
I loved Magic Journeys for what it was (and the music!)
I really really like Muppetvision for the story and overall cohesiveness.
And Philharmagic had a good story, and great effects.
Philharmagic is too short, I will need to see it again to form a better opinion.
Tough to be a bug, theater is too dark when entering and leaving.
Honey I Shrunk Audience has neat "mice" so it's #2
#1 is Muppetvision,
Sadly I can't remember Magic Journeys and Captain EO was so boring I fell asleep despite the loudness of some of the effects :)
I love "It's Tough to be a Bug", but "Mickey's Phiharmagic" is certainly running a close second. Both of these shows are just too cute!
i can't wait to see philharmagic when i go! my parents tell me about the mickey mouse club review and this sounds like a hitech version of that in 3D!
It was a tie between the Muppets and It's Tough to be a Bug. Both are really great. I ended up going with Muppets because .... Well, it's the muppets. Enough said! :)
Mickey's PhilharMagic HANDS DOWN! The 3-D effect is so well-done. . .it's the best 3-D show I've ever seen. . .and I've seen all of them at WDW and at the IMAX here in N.O..
The music, the characters. . .I just love it!
I think I have to agree with you, Erika.. I was blown away by PhilharMagic when I saw it last winter. I love the classic films, characters, and music... coupled with the high-tech effects, this one is tough to beat!!
Actually, I was quite surprised that the Imagineers took so long to come up with the idea to make a 3-D short film that included some of Disney's most beloved characters. I also think that the title-- Mickey's PhilHarmagic-- is something of a misnomer since Donald has a ton more air time than Mickey has in the show (I think Mickey is on for less than a minute).
I think it should have been called Donald's Philharmagic since he was responsible for the series of events. Okay, Erika, it's just a show :dizzy: .
I really have to get some house work done :grin: . . .


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Pen and Quill :: A Fanfiction Writer's Digest
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And the Journey Begins: A new day dawns / Journeyfics / Feb 20, 2007 / Sceptile Frost
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Vol. 1 ------------- Edition 1 ------------- February 20th, 2007
::Editor's Forward
The time has come that my beloved forum, PE2K, has gotten an Author's Corner. I am eternally in debt to Jack for bringing this up and to Ryan for hosting the boards and approving this.
That said, I would like to extend a warm welcome out to you, good PE2K member. PE2K is a wonderful forum, and I congratulate you for joining, whether it was yesterday or four years ago. Also, I commend you for coming over to the fan fiction portion of this board. It is a vibrant community on its own and has many members that are loyal and skilled in both picking up the pen to write and to review.
Thus, I welcome you to Pen and Quill. Pen and Quill is based loosely upon Writer's Digest, a vibrant, enthralling magazine publish bimonthly that is filled to the brim with writing advice ranging from genre-specific to publishing to plotting to making time to write. It fills many of my hours with enjoyment, and I look forward to each issue.
However, WD is not fulfilling when it comes to writing fanfiction. Things specific to different genres of pokemon fan fiction are unique and cannot be applied to any other form, original or fan. This is why I have chosen to start Pen and Quill. I have started it so that we can share the knowledge that we have learned throughout our years, months, weeks, or days as writers of this great fandom.
Also, your welcome to add articles. Just run it by me first and then you can start writing. Whenever you finish, post the article and I'll link it in this thread.
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Here then, is the first article of Pen and Quill:
And the Journey Begins
A series of articles on journey fics.
By Sceptile Forst / antialiases.
A new day dawns...
The pokemon journey has shaped the fandom. It has transformed the idea of pokemon from a game to an anime to a manga and back again five times over. But there is much more to the journey fic, and that can be found in the fan fiction of this type.
It is obvious that the journey fic was where the pokemon fan fiction began. Since it was the only 'genre' of pokemon fan fiction that was presented in canon, it was to be the first. The journey fic has gone through many changes such as this, and most well-known authors across the various boards can boast at least a stab at a journey fic. Now, ten plus years since Ash's journey began, the journey fic has become scorned on by the crème de la crème of Serebeth. In truth, however, the journey fic remains the core of the fandom, as well as the most popular. It is the genre that holds the true aura of the fandom, presenting it as Satoshi Tajiri intended it.
Of course, the journey fic has evolved much since the first was penned and posted. Now, most journey fics consist of multiple subplots ranging from evil team members to pyschic powers to blooming teenage romances.
Now, how does this help you, an author with minimal or great experience, write a great journeyfic? To be honest, it only gives you a grasp of the journeyfic. Thus, let us dive in.
The beginning is considered by most to be the most important part of a journey fic. Why? The answer is simple. In the beginning, you tell the reader the setting, the main characters. Also, the core part of the journeyfic must never be forgotton: the motive that causes the character to leave his or her home and depart. This could be seeking revenge for a lost brother or sister, to seek out one that they are 'in love with' or to seek adventure. The character probably plans to hunt badges or enter contests, but that should not be their main motive. If it is their main motive, it is likely that you will be considered a bushy-eyed newbie by most. However, if you present these characters with agility, making them seem power-hungery and wanting while still shwoing their depth, you can certainly make it work.
That said, the beginning is crucial. How you start can prevent or encourage a reader from hitting the back button and browsing for a different forum. This is not as prevalent on PE2K, but once you hit Serebeth - the large, bustling forum - you will be in trouble.
To begin your journeyfic is to depart on your adventure. It can be either an enthralling, adventurous, enjoyable one, or a living nightmare. The first choice you must make when you get down to the nitty-gritty - the actual writing when the characters and motive have been already decided - is the time of day.
It is a sad fact that most stories begin in the morning. It is a good choice, as the morning is considered the beginning of a new day, a new attitude, a new adventure. However, it has been used so much that it has become cliche. You can still pull it off, but it may, possibly, turn of readers.
What other choices remain? Night could be an interesting choice. Say that your main character is doing some studying or playing a quick game of __________ (insert preferred console and game here) and then feels it the next day? These possibilites are hardly used, and could enthrall the reader if handled correctly.
So, you've got the day decided. But you certainly aren't ready to begin your writing, or ship it off to a board for posting. Not yet. Next, you need to get your time set for when the story begins.
Most stories begin, not only in the morning, but also the day the journey starts. This makes for a good time, as it is when the adventure begins. However, other alternatives might be better. Consider starting your fic a few days or shortly after your main character has recieved his pokemon. Though the adventure has already started, it means that your main character has a learned a lot already and even possibly is ready to challenge his first gym. The disadvantage of this is that it makes the trainer's skills harder to believe, and might turn off readers. The other alternative is before the adventure has started. This option can give your readers more information on the character. Most published novels start out with a short period of the reader getting to know the main character. This period is vital to show character depth, and the approaching adventure that will soon occur. If you give the reader a chance to show your character's depth, they will be even more enthralled by the journey when it does begin. Be mindful, however, that when this approach is taken, you must try to present the details with action intertwined. For example, I'm rewriting a journey fic of mine and now it starts just before a family reunion before my main character, Connor, goes off. His relatives hold a few battles, which sort of provides some action.
Use these tecniques and your journey fic's beginning will show more depth and encourage the reader to continue.
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With permission and review from Sceptile Frost, I've decided to contribute an article to this as well.
Overcoming Writers Block
How to get back on track with your fan fiction.
By Neo Pikachu
If youve written a story, then you know what Writers Block is, or what many consider to be the inability to continue writing a story. How Writers Block is caused can be depending on several elements with how the story was planned, or the authors general feelings toward the story theyre writing.
The first way Writers Block could happen is from a lack of interest in the story. Generally, this could be the result of something distracting the author from adding more to the story theyve already been writing. If the distraction is strong and captures the interest of the author more than writing the story, you could be looking at a story that will never make it to the end. Generally, its up to the author to decide if they really want to complete it, but if there is no interest, then chances are it will end there.
However, if the story dwells in the back of your mind, and you know youd like to finish it, but at the moment you really dont want to and the desire to do it just keeps prolonging itself, stop for a moment to consider why you started it in the first place. Then, open up the story again, and reread it. Recall the parts you enjoyed writing the most, and soon it may come back to you, and youll see why you wanted to write it. Also, tell yourself, do I really want this story to just die right here? No, of course you dont. Also, if you still dont
feel like adding to it right then and there, just try adding a single paragraph for the moment. Its only three or four sentences, and it wont take too long. And then tomorrow, again, just add another paragraph, even if its just description. Again, reread your favorite parts again, the ones that made you smile. Keep trying to add to it, and maybe little by little, youll get back into it, if not all at once.
Another type of Writers Block is just not knowing what to write next, even though you really want to continue the story. Generally, this could be the result of coming up with a really nice event you wanted the main character to go through, but now that youve written it down and have it done, youre not sure what to write next. You know your general plotline, and you had the main character reach this point, but theres a gap from one point youre writing at and the next part you want to get into. Its not a matter of coming to a wall, but more like coming to a trench that needs to be bridged over.
Think about what inspired you to start the fan fiction in the first place. Was it another story, a movie, a game, or something of that kind? Try revisiting that one element that got you started, and then try visiting a new element thats similar to that in genre. Lets say The Shining got you wanting to write a horror story where people are trapped in a building, and something strange is going on. However, you got stuck and you want something sick and dreadful to happen to a character, but youre really not sure what you want to happen or the plotline got flawed along the way. Maybe give The Shining another watch, but in addition to that, supplement it with another horror movie, such as SAW, Hostel, or Hannibal Rising. Or use a different media, such as playing Resident Evil or Silent Hill for a different feel that could be approached within the genre. Maybe you got your setting situation inspired by The Shining, but watching SAW or one of those other movies or playing one of those games could bridge the gap, and give you a great idea of how you want to end one of your characters lives in a gruesome way that will catch the readers attention. However, get inspired, dont rip from what one movie has done or people could catch it. Change elements of it around, such as swapping weapons, changing locations, or the manner in how it was done. Also, using characters that wouldnt be associated with the ones that appeared in the movie/game would also help.
A third type of Writers Block might have happened because you had one event happen, but you already posted it and regretted doing so when you would have liked something else to happen instead. Either that, or the predictability of it was too obvious, and someone else managed to get what you wanted to happen next, and now youre heading smack dab into a cliché thats going to inevitability turn off the attentions of your readers.
Stop and rethink things out, because its not too late and you could take a pit trap and turn it into a nice opportunity to catch your readers off guard and divert the story in a better direction. In these cases, there may be a way out:
PROBLEM #1: Too many characters, and a lack of desire to write about them all.
Its happened, lets say you got too carried away, and added too many characters. Now you have like twenty different characters still active all at the same time. Many of them have major roles or support roles that you need. Meanwhile, youve confused your reader into wondering which ones are really important, and which ones are filler.
SOLUTION: Love it or not, some of those characters need to be removed. If some of them have roles you still need to fill, have someone else take on the position when the first person leaves.
These characters can be removed in a few ways. Some can just be on a temporary basis, but then dont forget about them later on. Or if you want to completely get rid of them, it has to be done slowly. Having seven of your characters die instantly would be too drastic. Instead, get the characters you want to have removed together, and throw in some of the ones you do want to keep as well. Maybe they decide to have a party, attend an event, or whatever that would need them to be all in the same location. Then, make something happen that can remove some instantly, upset/wound/greatly affect others, and then have survivors, ones that were only minimally affected. It could be a disease, an attack, or something dire that would cause some people to be removed instantly, others shortly after, and then maybe even a few that would experience removal over a long period of time. Maybe a bomb went off, and some characters were killed, others were critically wounded, and others were affected emotionally. Those that were affected emotionally could leave the storys plot through depression or fear of experiencing something like that again.
It doesnt even need to involve death either. Something could happen that completely demoralizes some of the characters from pursuing the goal they originally sought after. Lets say you had a rebellion happening, but you have too many important characters in the rebellion. You could have some of them turncoat, be affected in ways that would cause them to hide back and avoid the goal, or others are caught, imprisoned, and are never heard of again.
PROBLEM #2: I had my main character get involved with something, but I really dont want him to do it anymore or I wish I could take it back.
One of your characters did something or got themselves caught up with something, but now youre wishing you didnt make that happen.
SOLUTION: Reversal should be slow, and not too quick. Or, have your character make a mistake that changes things around. Maybe your character was sent on a mission during the story to help find someone. However, during the middle of writing the mission, youre not that interested in doing it any more, and youre beginning the feel its just wasting time. One way is to have the character find out something that drastically upsets the goal. The person they were looking for was no where to be found because they did something to themselves that was far different that the person who sent them on the mission was thinking. Maybe a father looked toward the main character to help him find his son, but after writing it through and not wanting to proceed with the mission or trying to avoid a cliché, do something the reader wouldnt suspect. Maybe that son was actually in the barn unlike his father thought, and chances are he committed suicide by hanging himself over something that the father put him through. Or, maybe something happened to the son that immediately ends the mission, such as the main character finding them, but something is seriously wrong with them.
Amnesia isnt always the best solution, since it has become a cliché over time. Main character goes on a mission, something strange happens, and then they wake up and dont remember a thing. This had been done before, many times. Try to avoid it unless you have a very clever way to implement it.
PROBLEM #3: I cant stand this plotline, I dont like it any more but Ive gone too far now.
You came out with a nice plotline in the beginning, but youve gotten sick of it over time, and its just not that you think it was cracked up to be. Or, you seemed to approach it in the wrong way, and now its just becoming more of a mess.
SOLUTION: I wont deny this is a hard one to fix, and many have run into it before. Honestly, sometimes the best solution is to slowly but cleverly switch genres, even if its just for a little while. Take the story off the beaten track for a moment, if not completely.
First, rethink the plot and consider what you would like to happen now as opposed to what you would have like to happen back then. You changed your mind while writing it, and thats okay. However, now have you a spot where you want to be, and where you currently are in the story. So, how to get from point A to point B?
Try to bridge the gap with coming up with possible routes the story could take to reach where you want to go. Lets say you once though having your character go clinically insane and be locked up in a mental hospital, but now youre sick of the idea and you just want them to get out, and get to the point where they become a mole for an evil syndicate you developed in the story.
You could have them get out on good behavior, but then youre kicking up your time frame a bit. Maybe thats okay with you, and writing out a few chapters of them coming up with the realization that their only way out is to recover, or at least make it look like theyre recovering. Maybe over time, they get some advice from a fellow detainee, and they talk their way out. But this could be months later. Or, they come up with a brilliant escape.
Now you have them back on the streets again, but the evil syndicate it still at large and you want them to become a mole. Now, you need to get rid of their history, and clean it out. They could pretend like theyve known the syndicate their entire lives, or they could try to make believe that the character you have is one of their own through clever implementation.
In closing, a good mindset to take is to approach and attack the problem of Writers Block within the week you found yourself suddenly stopping with your writing. Any longer than that, and you begin to risk putting it aside and never going back to it. A few months would be hard, since you may have forgotten what you wanted to have happen, or you even forgot what happened in the story already. One week is good, but after two weeks, you're already risking losing the story completely. And honestly, it would be a shame if a story you once loved and enjoyed writing ended before you wanted it to.
Dont be afraid to become the reader of your own story. Dont be afraid to take an objective view, and pretend someone else wrote it. What parts did you like, or didnt like? What do you like about the characters, or are there characters you get a little tired of reading about? Chances are that if youre thinking it, others are thinking it as well, even though opinions are always subject to vary.
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Now, ten plus years since Ash's journey began, the journey fic has become scorned on by the
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of Serebeth. In truth, however, the journey fic remains the core of the fandom, as well as the most popular. It is the genre that holds the true aura of the fandom, presenting it as Satoshi Tajiri intended it.
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It seems to me that forgetting an ex's birthday is a pretty solid sign that you are over it. Over him, over the relationship, over the anger, over the heartbreak. Happy birthday, indeed! It took me a long while to get here, I'll admit, but over the last few months I've noticed some other signs that I've officially closed the book on that relationship and how it ended. Keep reading »


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this is the recipe i use every day in my house and also used by my mom back homeSubmitted by MILIESANJU
This soup is so simple, with the main ingredient being only carrots, and no potatoes or cream to thicken it. I'm sure there are many directions in which the flavors could travel, but I prefer to make it with a predominantly Indian taste. Feel free to adjust the spicy-level as necessary. I like it with a moderate to intense heat, but you can add more or less cayenne and crushed red pepper to suit your own taste. The final product should be smooth and evenly blended, so you will need some kind of food processing device to get it right. Submitted by EHD630
Let the slow cooker bring out all the flavors of the spices in this dish!Submitted by KASHMIR
These potato cakes have a little kick provided by the jalapeno pepper.Submitted by LOTUS737
Looking for a simple curry that's flavorful but not too hot? This hearty stew fits the bill. Submitted by CHEF_MEG


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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Johnstown mayor says she won't run again
By John Enger
Johnstown Mayor Sarah Slingerland took a homemade apple pie from her oven Tuesday afternoon, a day after announcing she will retire from public office.
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