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2012 Holiday Gift Guide: Nerf N-Strike Elite Hail-Fire Blaster
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Next up in our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide, the Nerf N-Strike Elite Hail-Fire Blaster. This is the highest-capacity Nerf gun of all time, sporting eight clips that, all-together, hold up to 144 foam darts that can be shot as far as 75 feet. They retail for $40, but you can pick it up on Amazon for $26.97, a 33% savings. Just be sure to duck for cover when the kids are running around with these.
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They say music is the universal language, and as music lovers ourselves, we think it's one of the best gifts that you can give, and we're putting it in our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide. Rather than grabbing an iTunes gift card, or worse, a random CD from the bargain bin, we recommend hitting your loves ones up with Rdio gift subscriptions. Why? It allows the user unlimited access to the entire Rdio music streaming catalog. That means on-demand access to millions of tracks from the web, iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, and even your Sonos system. Rdio costs $9.99 per month for full access. We love it--check out Gear Live on Rdio!
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2012 Holiday Gift Guide: Apple iPad mini
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Next up in our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide is the Apple iPad mini. We're sure many of you expected to see this one here, but we weren't so sure until we got our hands on one, and realized after a couple of weeks that our full-sized iPad with Retina display was collecting dust. The iPad mini lives up the the hype that it has generated for years, and it is beautifully designed, what with its anogized aluminum shell. Battery life seem to be better than any iPad before it, and the display, while not Retina quality, is not that bad at all. You get the 7.9-inch 1024 x 768 display powered by a dual-core A5 processor and 512MB RAM in a package that weighs just 0.68 pounds. Prices start at $329, and you can get one now from Apple.
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We try and feature some lust-worthy gadgets in our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide, but we also like to call out great deals on things that you need for those gadgets as well, and that's why we are recommending the 32GB and 16GB Sony SDHC class 10 flash memory cards. Amazon currently has an amazing deal on these cards, sellign each at a substantial discount. The 32GB cards are 67% off, while the 16GB variety are 65% off. Of course, you can use these in anything from a digital camera, to the new Wii U, to simple file storage for your computer. Check them out on Amazon now!
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2012 Holiday Gift Guide: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Extended Edition Blu-ray
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We love to focus on great tech deals in our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide as well, and that's why we are recommending The Lord of the Rings Extended Edition Blu-ray--it's currently available as an Amazon Gold Box special, and that makes it $43.49. That is a 64% discount off of Amazon's regular price, and makes a great gift for the movie lover in your life. The set includes the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy (The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King Extended Editions,) and has a bunch of footage that was left out of the theatrical releases of the films. Pick this set up today from Amazon before the price goes back up!
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We continue our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide with the Amazon Kindle Fire tablet. Why the Fire, and not the Kindle Fire HD? While the HD is a fine tablet in its own right, the price of the regular Kindle Fire is just right--especially if you buy quickly! As it turns out, Amazon is selling the Kindle Fire at a 20% discount for the next 3 hours (or until it runs out of stock, whichever comes first!) Amazon's looking to disrupt the tablet landscape with the Fire, and is pricing the Fire aggressively at $129 during this sale.
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2012 Holiday Gift Guide: Halo 4 Limited Edition
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Halo 4 launched today, and is downright amazing. If there's a gamer in your life who didn't already pick this one up, do them a favor and grab them a copy of this Limited Edition version, because this one is good enough to make it into our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide. What sets the Halo 4 Limited Edition apart from the standard version? Well, a lot. Read on, but just remember that these are going to go fast. We don't expect to see the Limited Edition version in stock for more than a few more days:
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Apple's focused on the iPod touch as being the "funnest iPod ever" for a while now, but the introduction of the fifth generation model put it over the top. You've got the new 4-inch Retina display, FaceTime HD video chat, 5 megapixel rear camera with 1080p video recording, and built-in gyroscope all packed into the thinnest iPod touch ever--and now it's available in a bunch of colors - silver, pink, green, blue, black red, and yellow. Of course, you need great software running on hardware like this, and the App Store fits the bill with over 700,000 apps available. A great gift for teens who don't need an iPhone, or anyone who wants a mobile iOS device that isn't a phone. Prices start at $299 (or $295 on Amazon) for the new 5th generation model, and $199 (or $195 on Amazon) for the older 4th generation version:
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Over the last few decades the nuclear industry has made significant improvements in the reliability of zirconium-clad uranium dioxide ceramic fuel, but the essential structure and composition of nuclear fuel has barely changed. Various features have boosted the mechanical and corrosion performance of fuel assemblies, but there has been little incentive to develop fuels with higher burn-up or power density. This is due in part to the focus on reliability improvements – but is also because uranium was very cheap for a long period. This situation is changing. While Zr-clad uranium oxide fuel offers reliable and cost-effective operating characteristics, several imperatives urge nuclear fuel improvements in terms of:• Utilization of mined uranium: there is a push to improve the sustainability credentials for uranium use, in terms of energy extraction from the original mined material. • Maximizing operational power rating: leading to plant efficiencies and economic benefits. • Minimizing spent fuel volume & radiotoxicity: The transmutation (destruction) of transuranic elements within new fuels may provide cost-effective options for dealing with these materials. • Further improving materials reliability and safety margins: lowering the risk of fuel failure (cladding breach) is always beneficial for reactor operators. With these motivations in mind, the WNA is starting up a new Working Group to discuss and assess the range of water-reactor fuel technologies with reasonable prospects for commercialization, including: ceramic claddings, higher conductivity ceramic matrices, graphite-matrix coated-particle fuel pellets. The Group will collate and assess these technologies in terms of potential cost savings, waste management benefits, and will identify licensing pathways and potential funding partnerships. Julian F. Kelly recently joined WNA to take responsibility for this exciting initiative.
Julian has a materials science background (PhD - Australian National University) and for the last 3.5 years he worked for a small Norwegian energy technology company that has undertaken to develop a thorium-MOX fuel for light water reactors. He oversaw the design of a sophisticated trial irradiation experiment for this fuel, and he formulated investment strategies and major funding proposals for this advanced fuel. Julian previously served as Nuclear Counsellor/Attaché at the Australian Embassy in Vienna where he followed numerous technical issues/programs at the IAEA for the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO). Julian has also worked as a scientific advisor for nuclear issues for the Australian Department of Defence, and he has worked in the Australian mining sector prior to that.
The draft programme for the 36th Annual WNA Symposium is now online. The Symposium will see the launch of the 2011 WNA Fuel Market Report. There will also be sessions on New Build, Safety and Communications. Register now to take advantage of early bird rates.
Ian Emsley has recently joined WNA to work as Senior Project Manager on the nuclear fuel market analysis and in particular this year's Market Report. Over time, he hopes to widen the scope of the analysis to include explicit consideration of other energy sources and the inter-fuel competitive outlook, which apart from enhancing the learning from the WNA scenario work should lead to greater opportunities for the WNA to extend and strengthen its links with other organisations analysing the future of energy supply.
Ian believes that nuclear power has received a raw deal from policy makers and the public; partly it seems through ignorance and partly through tendentious lobbying by environmental NGOs. He has been impressed by the depth of knowledge of WNA staff and believes that the WNA is well placed to present some of the facts and challenges of nuclear power in a way that will assist the formulation of more balanced assessments.
"The production of well-respected analysis of future energy market development can play a valuable role in highlighting some of the barriers to environmentally sound and secure energy provision, which is critical to meeting the aspirations of the world's population to a decent standard of living", Ian told WNA Update, "WNA analysis of energy market development can help set the agenda for efforts to overcome these barriers insofar as they affect nuclear power."
Before starting work for the WNA in April, Ian was an independent consultant working in the field of commodity market research and environmental policy analysis. Earlier in his career, Ian spent 25 years with mining company Anglo American plc.
Registration for the 36th Annual Symposium (London) is now open http://www.wna-symposium.org. There is an early-bird discount available plus reduced rates for WNA member company employees.
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The Symposium will also see the launch of WNA's 2011 Fuel Market Report.
In anticipation of an epoch of worldwide nuclear new build, WNA is devoting increased attention to supporting companies and investors in the task of constructing robust supply chains to ensure timely and efficient construction of nuclear power plants. The Supply Chain Working Group was set up in 2010 and has met three times since, in London, Beijing and Chicago. With a full agenda and the aim of publishing a market report on the global nuclear market, Greg Kaser was recruited in April 2011 to manage this initiative.
Greg started his career with the UK Atomic Energy Authority, working at the Risley nuclear establishment near Warrington, at Sellafield, and at the then fast reactor site of Dounreay in Scotland. Following a short placement at the European University Institute near Florence in 1987-88, during which he undertook research on the international regulation of employee safety in the nuclear industry, Greg moved into consultancy. Focussing on economic and social development, Greg undertook assignments for the European Commission, the UK Department for International Development and the Department of Trade and Industry, the World Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Asian Development Bank in Eastern Europe, Asia and Africa. Over the last ten years, Greg acted as project director for part of the UK's Global Threat Reduction Programme aimed at helping develop alternative employment in Russia's closed nuclear cities.
Greg is looking to meet many of the main nuclear component suppliers over the coming months. "The industry is addressing its offer so as to position itself competitively," Greg told WNA Update. "Utilities and suppliers are investing in advanced and emerging economies to develop alternatives to fossil fuels. WNA is analysing the market potential for nuclear new build and major reactor refurbishment and upgrading. We aim to develop the knowledge base on the situation in leading markets, including licensing and policy requirements (for example, on the localization of supply). We are taking a look at market trends in standardization, modularization, procurement arrangements and financing models. Managing the supply chain to ensure quality, conformity and value is crucial to reducing perceptions of nuclear power as a risk-laden option within the investment and public policy communities."
The lesson of Fukushima, from the event and its worldwide reverberations, is that our response must combine ever safer practice with ever better public education. Without both, the foundations of nuclear power will remain dangerously fragile, and so too will the prospects for the worldwide clean-energy revolution on which our planet's environmental future so crucially depends. That was the message delivered in a speech by WNA Director General John Ritch at the IAEA Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Safety.
In the speech Fukushima - Shaping a Sound Response, John Ritch pointed out that the world population will continue its explosive growth, global electricity demand will continue to grow even faster, the need to cut worldwide carbon emissions remains essential and it remains true that we can achieve a global clean-energy revolution only with a vastly expanded use of nuclear power.
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Other symptoms such as straining, mucous, or bloating can be used to further support the diagnosis. Tests are often used to "rule out" conditions that may have similar symptoms but with more serious consequences or different treatments.
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Stool Guaiac —A simple test for traces of blood in the stool. It can be done at the time of your physical exam.
Stool Cultures —This involves examining a stool sample in the laboratory to look for infectious agents.
Blood and Urine Tests —These tests check for signs of more serious intestinal disease.
X-ray of the Bowel ( Barium Enema )—Barium is a dye that makes the inside of your intestines visible on an x-ray. Many conditions can be identified with this technique. You will be given instructions about how to completely empty your bowel before the test.
Sigmoidoscopy —A long, thin, lighted tube with fiberoptic vision is inserted through the rectum to examine the rectum and the lower part of your colon. This can be done in your doctor's office.
Colonoscopy —A long, thin, lighted tube with fiberoptic vision is inserted through the rectum to examine the rectum and the entire colon. This may need to be done in a special procedure room.
Other Tests —These may include:
- Biopsy of the colon—the removal of a piece of colon tissue for testing
- Absorption tests—to help determine if food is being digested and absorbed or just passing through the intestines without being properly digested or absorbed
- X-rays of the stomach or gall bladder
- Blood tests, such as those to check liver, thyroid, or adrenal function. Blood work can also be used to look for celiac disease (wheat allergy).
- Hydrogen breath testing—to help determine whether "bacterial overgrowth" is present
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Outfielder Andy Dirks is an example of how the Tigers farm system does produce players who can perform at the big league level. (Robin Buckson/Detroit News)
You don't need rankings to know that the Tigers don't have the best farm system in baseball.
The organization has not drafted high in years, and the front office has never shied away from exchanging prospects for established major league players.
Yet, when you see the Tigers listed at dead last, as they were in John Sickels' farm system rankings at MinorLeagueBall.com last week, you can't help but feel a little worried.
Sickels called the system "very thin" but noted, "Nick Castellanos and Avisail Garcia could help soon, and there are some potential role players behind them. Bullpen arms. Weaknesses: lack of depth almost everywhere, particularly hitting."
That's a rather scathing assessment, but not an unfamiliar one.
After all, haven't the minor-league experts been saying for a while how bad Detroit's system is, and hasn't it continued to produce enough to continue plugging holes either directly or through trades?
Well, yes and no.
Bits and pieces
The farm really has gone a long way toward building this team team. Miguel Cabrera came to the franchise by trade five years ago. Doug Fister, Anibal Sanchez, Jhonny Peralta and Omar Infante first arrived by trade in more recent years.
Meanwhile, starters like Alex Avila and Andy Dirks have contributed after making their debuts in recent years.
Often these minor-league players slipped through the prospect watchers' eyes because they were not exciting and didn't have the tools that scouts drool over.
You can pin that on the Tigers.
They generally finished high enough in the standings even when they failed to make the playoffs, assuring their draft picks would never be too high.
They never shied away from signing Type-A free agents in the past, which often cost them a first-round pick anyway.
And, of course, they drafted relief pitchers in the early rounds for reasons unclear both at the time and still today.
So, there just weren't many exciting players in the organization anyway.
They did make inroads in signing international free agents - that is, teenage players, often from Latin America - but it takes years for a 16- or 17-year-old player to make a difference inside an organization.
So, it is entirely fair for prospect watchers to tab the Tigers' system as one of the worst. Year after year, there just isn't really a lot of reason for excitement.
That matters less to the Tigers because they have a core of star players already in place, and they do not have to win cost efficiently.
Depth lacking
Teams with a lower budget have to do what they can to save money while still winning. The best way to do that is bring a player up through the system and pay them the relatively-low figure players receive during their first few seasons in the MLB.
Detroit can sign and re-sign stars and veterans alike without needing to worry as much about budgets as, say, the Rays or Royals.
So the Tigers aren't trading veterans for prospects, nor are they putting nearly as much emphasis on the system.
However, as Sickels noted, the worry comes when you think about depth.
Teams with better minor-league systems are typically better equipped to deal with unforeseen situations such as injuries or players falling short of expectations.
We saw that last season when player after player brought in to shore up the rotation during the summer fell short.
Any team will suffer from an injury, but the Tigers would suffer worse, because they have no viable backups for multiple positions.
Beyond the obvious dropoff from Cabrera or Prince Fielder, the loss of Avila, Infante, Peralta, Austin Jackson or Torii Hunter would be hard to negate.
So, yes, it is possible to make too much of prospect or farm system rankings. They aren't science, and they tend to favor the exciting players at the cost of missing others who'll contribute at the major-league level.
But don't write them off entirely.
The Tigers' lack of minor-league depth is indeed reason for concern.
Kurt Mensching is the editor of Bless You Boys, a Tigers blog (blessyouboys.com). He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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This hip and happening spot in Cape Town is quaint, funky, bustling and just plain fun. At prices that cannot easily be beaten, Characters offers something for everyone, from early morning breakfasts to 'early morning' cocktails.
The menu is extensive and caters for all tastes. With light meals like butternut and blue cheese quiche with onion marmalade and a fresh green salad and tagliatelle with mascarpone, cherry tomatoes, rocket and fresh rosemary you simply cannot go wrong.
Try one of the simple, but tasty sarmies, a delectable pizza or a packed burger if you are not in the mood for too much fuss.
The bar environment is relaxing and bustling at the same time and you can enjoy a cocktail or shooter while checking out dear Marilyn on the wall.
The restaurant hosts quite a few events like speed dating nights, karaoke evenings, DJ evenings and quiz nights, so it is advised to enquire.
To cut a long story short, this is fun!
Die Sitrus is a coffee shop, a deli and a grill all under the same roof. The coffee shop is open 7 days a week offering breakfast, lunch; take away meals, sandwiches, homemade cakes, tarts and a Sunday lunch roast. The deli is stocked with Cederberg products made in-house or by the community as well as other gourmet products.
Die Sitrus grill is open 5 nights a week for dinner. The beef is aged to perfection, trimmed to their specifications, and melt-in-the-mouth tender. Just when you think it can't get any better, the homemade dessert selection will leave you with a difficult decision!
This one-of-a-kind, beautifully decorated country-style cum chic restaurant can be found in the middle of bustling Stellenbosch, but offers a cool and tranquil respite from the happenings outside. Here you can simply put your feet up, relax and take in the myriad of little details and touches that provide a feast for the eyes, ears and tastebuds.
Dipped Confections is owner-run and -managed and the passion and love that is put into everything, from the interior to the service to the food, is clearly evident.
A breakfast, lunch and 'sweet' menu is offered. Start your day with a decadent flapjack stack with bacon, caramelized banana and maple syrup, or a delightful omelette with roasted tomatoes, mushroom, cheddar and bacon bits.
Lunch offers traditional South African meals cooked the 'homemade' way. The bobotie and lamb pie are just two examples. The Dipped Homemade Burger proves to be popular and comprises a 100% beef patty, onion marmelade, fresh tomatoes and lettuce and is served with baked potato wedges.
A person can go on and on about the food, but there is also a great beverage list on offer. Wines, sparkling wines, beers, ciders and the old favourite, the Dom Pedro, are available.
The name implies sweetness and freshly baked cakes, scones, muffins and pastries are specialities. Baked by order cakes can also be arranged and promises to deliver a special flair to that wedding, birthday party or in fact any special occasion. Add homemade nougat, marshmallows, jams, spreads, biscuits, rusks, and chocolate and you will mimic a kid in a candy store.
This little gem is worth a visit. The restaurant is open from Monday to Friday from 8:30 am until 5 pm and on Saturdays from 8:30 am until 3 pm.
This quaint little restaurant is situated in the popular Stellenbosch, one of the hubs of the wine route. Dorp Street Deli serves wholesome delicious delicacies that will leave you wanting more.
The farm-style country interior is matched with elegant, rustic touches and creates an atmosphere that will make you feel right at home. The freshest produce is used to create unpretentious, simple but hearty and tasty dishes and the cheeses and wines on offer are to die for.
The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and even awesome cocktails. For a great start to the day, a sauntering wine-paired lunch or a social evening out, try this little place on Dorp Street.
For something a little more laid back and funky try Fandango Café and Cocktail Bar. Situated right at the pulse of Stellenbosch town centre on Bird Steet, this establishment is a great location for sitting back and soaking up the Stellenbosch vibe while enjoying a bite to eat.
Fandango is more than just an eatery. Not only is the café also an internet spot but it also specializes in bicycle rentals – believing that cycling is the best way to appreciate the picturesque quality of the town.
The café is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and has a wide menu selection to choose from. Favourites amongst regulars include the Prawn Stir fry and asides such as potato bake keep hungry patrons smiling. The freshly baked puddings are also hard to resist. The wine selection has more then 45 wines to choose from, catering for all preferences.
Summer nights at Fandango calls for exotic cocktails and entertainment. Visitors will relish in the relaxed atmosphere of the Jazz and Blues evenings.
Fandango offers a variety of evening entertainment throughout the year.
Enjoy wine, strawberries and good hearty food at this quaint, beautifully decorated eatery at the Mooiberge Farmstall on the R44. The restaurant's main focus is on serving imaginative homemade dishes made with the freshest produce.
A laid-back, elegant space awaits and offers a cool respite from a day of sightseeing. Try the blue cheese, rocket and strawberry compote pizza, counter-intuitive but delectable, or some freshly made, moist French toast, served with strawberry compote. Th lamb burger is also a must-try and they make the patties from scratch with A-grade meat. There are a variety of wraps available as well, so they really cater for a varied group.
To get you off to a good start, the Silly Billy breakfast offers two slices of macadamia and rye bread with goat's cheese, tomato pesto, mushrooms and rocket. Their take on a traditional English breakfast is The Farmer and The Farmer's Wife with eggs, bacon, bangers, tomatoes and mushrooms.
Mouthwatering......and wholesome.
This beautiful vintage restaurant has a distinct Victorian-style interior that exudes class and elegance. The ambience is warm and inviting and lends itself to good food and conversation.
The menu is changed every season to optimize the quality of produce and the feel and taste of the food. Start the day with a hearty breakfast like 'classic bacon and eggs made mom's way', traditional eggs Benedict with Hollandaise sauce on an English muffin or a delectable breakfast wrap filled with bacon, scrambled eggs, rocket, fresh tomato and pesto. There are even some imaginative vegetarian options like mushrooms, avo and sundried tomato on baked bread and warm rosemary halloumi, avo, mushrooms, tomatoes and pesto on baked bread.
For lunch, try a gourmet chicken or beef burger served with a salad or a baked potato, or a yummy pasta with the sauce of the day.
The restaurant also serves as a venue for high teas, weddings, baby showers and other special events.
This beautiful, stylish eatery is situated at the Alphen Boutique Hotel. With rolling lawns and tranquil surroundings this restaurant provides a haven for connoisseur foodies.
Enjoy a hearty breakfast that will get you ready for a day of exploring. Amazing omelettes, the traditional and ever-popular eggs Benedict, flapjacks and a range of breads and pastries that will boggle the mind are on offer. There is even a gluten free option available.
All the ingredients used are the freshest produce, some even as fresh as being picked from the garden. Try a sumptuous burger with a variety of toppings or the perfectly braised lamb pie with sweet potato. A selection of refreshing beverages are served, including alcohol.
The selection of decadent desserts are truly wicked so if you are trying to be good, don't put a foot in the door. There is also a deli counter with an array of cheeses and preserves.
La Belle offers something for everyone and provides the backdrop for a perfect meal.
Manley Food and Wine Lodge finds itself part and parcel of the picturesque Tulbagh village, a winelands town that is becoming ever popular as a food and wine destination in the Western Cape.
Manley's Cape Dutch setting exudes the kind of welcome that is synonymous with country hospitality. The newly renovated Manor House delivers a cosy ambience with its Oregon pine ceilings and exposed thatch work while the friendly service reminds one that food is all about people.
The restaurant promises hearty, honest and unpretentious food. The focus is on fresh local ingredients and not so much on frilly presentation. There are delicious full English breakfasts with freshly baked breads on offer as well as divine whey fed pork for dinner.
Manley's is adamant about delivering really good food all round since the staff and owners are quite proud to state that they indulge in their own food first and foremost.
This relaxing, vibey spot is has become a hub of sorts in Durbanville. Comfort food and 'happy meals' are served here, and the warm hospitality and incredible ambience will make you feel right at home.
The menu is something to behold, not only for the range of dishes, but the hilarious little blurbs that reminds that a whole lot of heart is sitting behind this restaurant.
The 'we give a toss about you' salad section contains imaginative dishes like 'This Fish Got Smoked Good', salmon, cottage cheese, avo, carrots, a whole lot of greens and awesome salad dressing. The 'Life is like a sandwich - the more you put on it, the better it gets' section offers mouthwatering gourmet treats that are packed to the brim with mouthwatering toppings.
To start off your day, browse in the 'Wakey, wakey.....eggs'n bakey' section for varieties like breakfast wraps and a twist on the traditional English breakfast.
A brief overview to do this place justice is not possible. Go try it yourself.
The Radish restaurant is situated at the entrance of Hartenberg Wine Estate on the Stellenbosch Bottelary wine route. This pleasant eatery is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers visitors country hospitality in a tranquil setting.
Choose the cosy interior with two fire places in winter to keep warm while tucking into the restaurant's special winter menu. Not only does the Radish provide traditional cuisine, one can also savour a glass or two of the estate's award winning merlot or shiraz.
Sunny days certainly call for an outdoor breakfast or lunch on the deck overlooking the pond. The breakfast and lunch menu deliver all the usual favourites: English Breakfasts, Burgers, Salads and the like. The deck is a particularly good spot of families with young children as the enclosed outdoor play area is near by. In the evenings the deck area is also a popular place for sipping sundowners.
The restaurant also caters for small weddings and corporate functions.
Situated just on the outskirts of Wellington's town is the charming eatery The Perfect Place. Here guests easily buy into the Turkish proverb that is on the menu: "Coffee should be black as hell, strong as death and sweet as love"
The bistro style restaurant offers a relaxed and casual atmosphere with all of the olden day frills. The historic Victorian building that houses The Perfect Place dates back to 1890 and doubles up as an antiques shop.
The menu is simple offering easy day time food like sweet and savoury pancakes and other tea time items. Visitors with more of an appetite will enjoy the Trio of Sausage. The restaurant also has a wine list that supports vintages from the region.
The Perfect Place is a lovely stop for a nibble while visiting the Wellington winelands.
Offering a wide selection of flavours and classic home-cooked meals, The Victorian 1906 entices with South African cuisine in a charming setting dressed in handmade Victorian style furniture.
Inviting and welcoming, diners peruse the fine dining menu complimented by a fine wines and elegant surrounds.
The Victorian 1906 stands proudly exuding heritage and history off the famous Route 62 in Montagu.
Tokara Wine Estate already has a place on the map with its renowned Tokara fine dining restaurant, but now also caters for a casual eating out experience with its DeliCatEssen. The deli's café style (and slightly cat obsessed) restaurant hosts breakfast and lunch.
The wine estate is located in the Helshoogte pass between Stellenbosch and Franschhoek and overlooks the splendour of False Bay, Table Mountain, and the Simonsberg Mountains. The laid back atmosphere makes it easy to unwind and with the children duly occupied with the outdoor play section and table activities like colouring in, parents really can delve into the menu and chillax.
Expect traditional deli fare: Tokara's own olive oils, artisanal cheeses and charcuterie, preserves, pastries, cakes and quiches. The breakfast menu delivers a health breakfast, coconut bread and jam, scrambled egg and bacon and baked egg and spinach. And for the kiddies? Corn flakes or scrambled egg. With the emphasis on fresh, local, organic, preservative-free farm produce one can look forward to hearty unpretentious food.
The menu has a quirky element and follows through on the Cat theme with anecdotes to the likes of: Has the Cat got your tongue? The restaurant also offers a buffet lunch on Sundays.


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Once you have downloaded and verified the PC-BSD file, you will need to burn it to the correct media. This section demonstrates how to do so using several different applications and operating systems. It assumes that you have downloaded the correct ISO file for your media (CD or DVD), that your CD or DVD reader is capable of burning, and that you have inserted a blank or rewritable disk into the burner.
Burning the CD/DVD ISO File on Windows
Several burning applications are available for Windows. This section will demonstrate how to use Windows 7's Disc Image Burner, ImgBurn, and InfraRecorder.
Windows 7 Disc Image Burner
Windows 7 has built-in support for writing ISO images to disc. Right-click on the .iso file in Windows Explorer and select Open with ➜ Windows Disc Image Burner to open the screen shown in Figure 2.7.1a. Click "Burn" to write the disc. See the Microsoft article Burn a CD or DVD from an ISO file[1] for more detailed instructions.
Figure 2.7.1a: Windows Disc Image Burner
ImgBurn[2] is an easy to use image burner for Windows that is available for free download. After installing and launching ImgBurn, select "Write image file to disk" from the main menu, seen in Figure 2.7.1b:
Figure 2.7.1b: Initial ImgBurn Screen
You can then use File ➜ Browse for a source file... to select the .iso file to burn; once selected, your screen should look similar to Figure 2.7.1c. Click the Write icon in the lower left corner to begin the burn.
Figure 2.7.1c: Selecting the Source File (.iso) and Destination (burner) in ImgBurn
ImgBurn will provide a status bar to indicate the progress of the burn. When it is finished, ImgBurn will eject the burner tray then reclose it in order to verify the burn. If the tray does not return itself, which may occur on a laptop, push the tray back in if you wish to verify the burn.
InfraRecorder[3] is an open source burning application for both CDs and DVDs. Once installed, open InfraRecorder and click on the "Write Image" button shown in Figure 2.7.1d:
Figure 2.7.1d: Initial InfraRecorder Screen
InfraRecorder will display a screen where you can browse to the location of the PC-BSD image. Once selected, you will be presented with an options screen shown in Figure 2.7.1e:
Figure 2.7.1e: Burn Options in InfraRecorder
You can accept the defaults and click OK to start the burn. When finished, the burner tray will open and a dialog box will appear indicating that the burning process has finished.
Burning the CD/DVD ISO File on a BSD or Linux System
This section demonstrates how to burn the installation ISO on a Linux or BSD system using the following tools: K3B, Brasero, and growisofs.
The KDE desktop environment provides the K3B[4] burning application. K3B has a similar interface to burning software found on Windows and is equally easy to use.
NOTE: depending upon your Linux distribution, K3B may or may not be included with the installation of KDE. If it does not appear in the KDE application launcher, you should be able to install it using your operating system's software management system. On a FreeBSD system, you can install the K3B package. If you are running an older version of KDE, use the pkg_add -r k3b command. If you are running KDE4, use the pkg_add -r k3b-kde4 command instead. On a PC-BSD system, you can install the K3B PBI using Using AppCafe®.
To burn your ISO, launch K3B and click "Tools ➜ Burn Image...". Figure 2.7.2a demonstrates this screen on a KDE4 system. On a KDE3 system, the menu item may appear as "Burn DVD ISO Image...".
Figure 2.7.2a: Selecting the Burn Image Tool Within K3B
A new window, seen in Figure 2.7.2b, will launch. Click the blue folder to browse to the location of your .iso file.
Figure 2.7.2b: K3B's Burn Image Screen
Once your file is listed, click the "Start" button. K3B will automatically eject the media once the burn is complete.
Brasero[5] is an easy to use burning application included with the GNOME desktop. A PBI is also available within AppCafe®. To launch Brasero within GNOME, click Applications ➜ Multimedia ➜ Brasero Disk Burner and the dialog window shown in Figure 2.7.2c will be displayed.
Figure 2.7.2c: Brasero's Initial Screen
If you click on Burn image ➜ Click here to select a disk image, you will be able to select your .iso file. Once selected, click "Open" to return to the screen seen in Figure 2.7.2d:
Figure 2.7.2d: Viewing the Image to Burn and the DVD Hardware Properties Within Brasero
The name and size of your .iso file should appear and Brasero will indicate the size of the media. The lower portion of Figure 2.7.2d shows the menu that appears if you click on the Properties button. You can change these options if you wish, but it is fine to keep the default settings. When you are ready, click the "Burn" button and Brasero will burn your ISO.
If you are familiar with using the command line on a FreeBSD or PC-BSD system, you can use the growisofs command line utility to burn the DVD. This utility is included with the dvd+rw-tools FreeBSD port which is installed by default on a PC-BSD system. If that software is not yet installed on a FreeBSD system, issue this command as the superuser:
pkg_add -r dvd+rw-tools
Depending upon the type of DVD burner hardware, you may have to configure the system to use it. If the device is ATAPI (i.e. not USB or SCSI), the ATAPI driver must be loaded. The superuser can issue this command:
kldload atapicam
If you just get your prompt back, the driver successfully loaded. If you get the message "kldload: can't load atapicam: File exists", this means that the driver was already loaded. If the device is USB or SCSI, no additional drivers need to be loaded if you are running the generic FreeBSD kernel. After inserting the DVD media into the device, you can start the burn using this command:
growisofs -Z /dev/cd0=PCBSD9.0-RELEASE-x86-DVD.iso
If your device is not the first CD device, change the number 0 accordingly. If your ISO has a different name, substitute the correct name in the command shown above.
Burning the CD/DVD ISO File on a Mac OSX System
To burn the ISO on a Mac OSX system, go to Finder ➜ Applications ➜ Utilities ➜ Disk Utility. With a blank media inserted into the burner, highlight the device representing the CD/DVD writer and click the Burn button. This will open up a browser where you can select the ISO that you with to burn. In the example shown in Figure 2.7.3a, the DVD ISO has been selected and the device is a Sony DVD writer.
Figure 2.7.3a: Using Disk Utility on Mac OSX
Once the ISO is highlighted, click the Burn button. A pop-up message will indicate that the device is ready to burn. Click burn once more and Disk Utility will write the ISO to the CD/DVD media.
Creating a Bootable USB from an ISO using UNetbootin
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UNetbootin[6] is a utility that converts an ISO to a bootable USB. This ability is handy if you don't have a CD/DVD device and prefer to use a graphical utility to manipulate an ISO rather than the command line dd utility to burn an .img file. To use UNetbootin you will need to download a PC-BSD ISO file (CD or DVD) and a USB thumb drive large enough to hold that file.
UNetbootin downloads are available for Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux. This section demonstrates how to create a bootable USB using a Windows 7 system.
After downloading and launching UNetbootin, you should see the screen shown in Figure 2.7.4a.
Figure 2.7.4a: Selecting the ISO in UNetbootin
In the Diskimage section, use the ... browse button to locate the ISO that you downloaded. Insert the USB thumb drive and ensure that the drive letter for the USB thumb drive is the same as the one shown in Windows Explorer. Click the OK button to extract and copy the files to the thumb drive. The application will tell you when it is finished. You can now reboot the system with the USB thumb drive inserted to start the PC-BSD installer.
Writing an IMG File to USB
To write an .img.bz2 file you will need the following:
- a utility that can extract bz2 zipped files
- a utility that can write the image to a USB media; the utility that you use will depend upon your operating system
- a USB thumb drive or hard drive large enough to hold the image.
Once the image is written, boot from the removable device and proceed with the installation. If you are using the boot-only image, you will also need to refer to the section Install PC-BSD Over a Network as this image requires an Internet connection to download the rest of the files needed to complete the installation of PC-BSD.
NOTE: if the system does not boot from the removable device, check the boot order in your system BIOS.
Writing the IMG File on a Linux or BSD System
If you selected to download an .img.bz2 file instead of an ISO, you can write the image file to a flash card or removable USB drive using the bunzip2 and dd command line utilities on a BSD or Linux system. On a FreeBSD system, the superuser can use these commands to extract the specified image and write it to the first plugged in USB device:
bunzip2 PCBSD9.0-RELEASE-x86-USBFULL.img.bz2 dd if=PCBSD9.0-RELEASE-x86-USBFULL.img of=/dev/da0 bs=64k conv=sync 63200+0 records in 63200+0 records out 4141875200 bytes transferred in 1395.261087 secs (2968531 bytes/sec)
When using the dd command:
- if= refers to the input file to be written; it should end with an .img extension
- of= refers to the output file (the device name of the flash card or removable USB drive); increment the number in the name if it is not the first USB device
- bs= refers to the block size
- conv=sync pads the final block so it is the specified block size
NOTE for Linux users: if you type mount with the USB stick inserted, you will see two or more device nodes corresponding to the USB stick. For example, /dev/sdc and /dev/sdc1, where /dev/sdc1 corresponds to the primary partition of the USB stick. Before using the dd command, ensure that the usb stick is first unmounted. When using the dd command, remember to use /dev/sdc (device node without the number) as the option for the output file of=. Once the dd completes, you might not be able to mount the USB stick on Linux as Linux has very limited support for UFS, the BSD file system that gets created on the USB stick.
Writing the IMG File on a Windows System
To burn the image file on a Windows system, you can use win32-image-writer. You'll also need a utility that can extract .bz2 files such as 7-Zip[7].
When downloading win32-image-writer, download the latest version that ends in -binary.zip and use a utility such as WinZip or 7zip to unzip the executable.
To extract the PC-BSD image file using 7-Zip, browse to the location containing your downloaded .img.bz2 file, as seen in Figure 2.7.4a.
Figure 2.7.4a: Using 7-Zip to Extract Image File
Click the Extract button and browse to the location where you would like to save the extracted image. Once extracted, your image will end in .img and is now ready to be written to a USB device using the win32-image-writer application.
If you launch win32-image-writer.exe, it will start the Win32 Disk Imager utility, shown in Figure 2.7.4b. Use the browse button to browse to the location of the .img file. Insert a USB thumb drive and select its drive letter (in this example, drive F). Click the Write button and the image will be written to the USB thumb drive.
Figure 2.7.4b: Using Win32 Disk Imager to Write the Image
Writing the IMG File on a Mac OSX System
To extract the .img.bz2 file on a Mac system, use Finder to browse to the location of the file, as seen in Figure 2.7.4c.
Figure 2.7.4c: Extracting the Image on Mac
Simply double-click the file to extract it to the .img format. Finder will create a second file with the .img extension.
To burn that .img file, insert a USB stick and open Terminal. Run the diskutil list command to find out the device name of the USB disk, unmount the USB disk, then use dd to write the image to the "raw" disk (rdisk). In the following example, an 8GB USB stick has a device name of /dev/disk1 and a raw device name of /dev/rdisk1.
diskutil list /dev/disk0 #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: GUID_partition_scheme *500.1 GB disk0 1: EFI 209.7 MB disk0s1 2: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD 499.2 GB disk0s2 3: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk0s3 /dev/disk1 #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: FDisk_partition_scheme *8.0 GB disk1 1: DOS_FAT_32 UNTITLED 8.0 GB disk1s1
diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk1 Unmount of all volumes on disk1 was successful
sudo dd if=/Users/dru/Downloads/PCBSD9.0RELEASE-x86-USBFULL.img of=/dev/rdisk1 bs=4m Password: 375+0 records in 375+0 records out 1572864000 bytes transferred in 86.742798 secs (18132502 bytes/sec)


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