Need Help Decorating Dining Room Wall?

Without knowing your decorating scheme, I will just offer the site listed below, which makes it easy to find a suitable photo. You can search by theme or by color. And you wo not be overwhelmed by too many mediocre choices; just a few good ones in each category

1. at disney world, where do you recommend dining?

I can not say that I've had a bad meal at any restaurant in WDW. Some of my favorites are: The California Grill Ohana The Whispering Canyon Cafe (make sure to ask for ketchup) Chef Mickeys At Epcot Le Cellier (Canada) Nine Dragons (China) Chefs de France (France)

2. Do you think this dining room is nice?

Very large! To many chairs, if you need the extra chairs for large gatherings I guess you have to put them somewhere, but the room looks like a chair factory. I personally do not like the color of the table or the lighting fixtures. But it is your house and it is about what you like not me. The floor and the beams are very nice.

3. How is Tokyo Dining at Epcot?

have not really eaten here after they redid the place because its always packed now. but I think its really good. do not know if you've eaten at Benihana but they serve similar food. I like the sushi, salad and tempura there. There is one large window facing the World Showcase lake unless you sat here I do not think you will have a good view of everything that goes on during the fireworks.

4. Does my Disney dining plan include tip?

always leave a tip even if it included in the bill

5. What is the formal statement of the dining philosopher's problem?

Having the philosophers act simultaneously (like if two of them try to pick up the same fork at the same time) would potentially make the d.p.p. even worse.But with the "bad" algorithm presented on Wikipedia, if all philosophers pick up the fork on their left, at times $t_1,dots,t_5$, then we have deadlock no matter what the times $t_i$ are

6. question about disney dining plan!?

If you plan on doing any of the sit downs the YES!!! It saves a poop load of money. My husband and I always do the one table, one quick and one snack and it is perfect. Ends up being $80 a day total for the two of us and we eat $80 to $150 a day in food. Our dinner at the Coral Reef in Epcot came to a little over $90 so we paid for an entires day worth of food and them some in one meal. The only thing the meal plan does not cover is tips at the nice sit downs. The prices is different for kids and unless they are toddlers who eat very little or infants who clearly are not going to eat anything other than what you bring you can pass on them. We tend to do meal plans in our family tree for anyone over the age of 5. Sometimes 3 or 4 years old when it comes to the boys. Nevertheless when it comes to adults it saves a ton. Also keep in mind two things. 1: Make reservations ASAP, the nice places will fill up fast. This year when we went I booked two months early for Coral Reef and we got the last seat. The steak house in Canada in Epcot I have been told fills up first because the food is soooo good. We still have yet to make it there because it is always booked. 2: "Snacks" are more or less anything under $8.00. First time we got the meal plan we were halfway through the trip before I knew you could use it in Goofys Candy Shop, Frozen Drinks (no booze), or even some of the sides we would get with our quick serve meals. The cut apples with carmel dip in your hotel food area are yummy! So are the chocolate dipped marshmallows rolled in mini M&ms in the candy shops. Have a wonderful time!

7. Is dining out expensive in Honolulu?

Avoid hotel restaurants & most places in Waikiki. Look for "plate lunch wagons". They may not be the healthiest thing around but they are cheap, filling, & tasty. If you are staying in Waikiki, try some of the smaller, local restaurants up Kapahulu Ave (the zoo end of Waikiki). Ono Hawaiian Foods is one place I can personally recommend. There are many Zippy's all over the place - they are kind of like a local style Denny's. Their chili is a local favorite. A couple of other places that give you good value are: I Love Country Cafe, near the Ala Moana Center, & Kaka'ako Kitchen in the Ward Center. Eggs 'n Things at the western end of Waikiki has a good breakfast. None of these places are great on atmosphere, but they are all good value for your money.