Write an article based on this "Determine your guest count. Find out special food preferences. Determine if you will have a theme. Choose catering or cooking. Include foods from various groups."
article: It's important to know how many people will be dining because it can affect the type of brunch service you choose. Sit-down brunches are great for small parties, while buffet-style brunches are preferable for large parties. There are no set rules regarding the number of guests required for each type of service; it depends on both the type of food being served as well as the amenities for service. Once your guest list is set, you can decide your service style which will set the tone for the food being served. For example, fresh pancakes may be feasible for 6 guests but for 20 it can prove to be difficult. Sit-down services typically have a set menu from which guests can choose from various offerings. Buffet-style brunch tends to offer wider a selection of options including omelet or pancake stations. Determine if you have guests who require unique menu items. For example, ask your guests if they are vegetarian, vegan, or have food allergies. This will allow you to have a few items available for those who don't eat traditional brunch menu items such as meat products, eggs, or items cooked with allergy causing ingredients such as peanuts. Brunches don't usually require a theme, but if you are planning a themed brunch it can affect your choice of menu items. For example, if you're hosting a tea themed brunch you're more likely to serve tea instead of mimosas. On the other hand, if your theme is a vintage-style brunch you'll be more likely to serve traditional dishes like eggs benedict or bagels and lox. Examples of themed brunches include vintage-style, tea party, garden party, formal affair, or springtime soiree. Catering a brunch tends to limit your menu options while choosing to cook your own food allows you absolute freedom. The choice to cater or cook depends on your cooking ability, the number of guests, your budget, and your available time. Catering costs vary greatly. Some companies offer fixed pricing where the menu item has a set price, tiered pricing where prices are lowered for bulk orders, or custom pricing which is based on each event. If you are planning to cook food items yourself, you can always start the night before. Set out napkins and utensils, make the mix for drinks, and cook items that will hold well over night such as French toast. Brunch is an opportunity to create a spread of meal options for guests to pick and choose from as they please. A brunch menu should provide a well-balanced array of foods from all of the 5 food groups: dairy, fruit, grain, meats and poultry, and vegetables and beans.

Write an article based on this "Shake an unopened bottle of soda for 5-10 seconds. Leave the soda in your freezer for 3 1/2 to 4 hours. Twist the bottle cap slightly, then tighten it back up. Turn the bottle upside down, then turn it upright."
article: Shaking the drink will build up pressure in the bottle. Make sure not to open it after shaking, or it will explode and leave a mess. You can use whatever flavor soda you prefer. The goal is to get your soda as cold as possible without actually freezing the soda. Check on your soda every 20 to 30 minutes to ensure that it hasn't completely frozen. Freezing times will vary depending on your freezer. Do not completely remove the cap from the bottle. The goal is to relieve some of the built-up pressure from the soda but not all of it. You should hear air being released from the bottle as you open it. Do this over the sink to prevent a mess. Once you set the bottle the right side up again, you should see ice crystals inside of the bottle begin to form. Once you've waited 1-2 minutes, pour it into a glass and enjoy.

Write an article based on this "Turn on your console. Select your profile and press X. Select PlayStation Store and tap X. Enter your email address and password. Select Sign In and press X. Select PS Plus and press X. Select the "TRY PS PLUS FOR FREE" box and press X. Select your preferred length and press X. Select Subscribe and press X. Select Accept & Continue and press X. Select Proceed to Checkout and press X. Add a payment method. Enter your payment information. Select Confirm Purchase and press X."
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To do so, you can either press the "On" button in the front of the console, or press the PS button on a connected controller. You'll need to turn on the controller either way. This will log you into your PlayStation 4. The PlayStation Store is one tab left of the Home Screen. These should be the credentials you use to log into your PSN account. Doing so will log you into the PlayStation Network and take you to the Store's main page. It's a tab on the left side of the screen. If you aren't new to PlayStation Plus, you'll instead scroll right to the column of membership lengths. You should see three subscription options listed in a column: 12 months - $59.99 3 months - $29.99 1 months - $9.99 You'll also see a 14 days free option if you haven't yet used PlayStation Plus on your profile. This will take you to a confirmation page. It's on the left side of the page, just beneath the number representing the length of time that your PlayStation Plus subscription will span. This will acknowledge that you've read and accepted the terms and conditions of use on this page. Doing so will take you to a payment page, though you'll be redirected to the checkout page if you already have a payment method attached to your account. You can add a credit or debit card, a PayPal account, or a prepaid PSN card by selecting the pertinent option from this menu and pressing X. If you already have a payment method selected, skip to the checkout step. For a card, this will mean entering the card's details and your billing address, while a PayPal account will require you to enter your PayPal email address and password. This will purchase your PlayStation Plus subscription. You can now play games online and download discounted or free games from the PlayStation Store.