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NALCO has been granted the mining lease of Pottangi with an area covering 1,738 hectares for a period of 50 years, a company release said.
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Out of the 14 mining areas, only 7 qualified for the auction: Balvinder Kumar, Mines Secretary
Export is picking up and now barring iron ore of above 58% where export duty is 30% but for lower than that export duty is zero per cent.
Essar loses coal mine for failing to clear payment
The ministry is also considering stern action against the company, including disqualifying it from Coal India supplies, a senior government official said.
Goa government lifts seasonal mining ban
Director of Mines and Geology Prasanna Acharya issued a notification lifting the ban on the transportation of ore.
Odisha looks to revive bauxite mining in sacred hills
Vedanta Ltd, controlled by metals mogul Anil Agarwal's Vedanta Resources, has set up a big alumina plant in Odisha betting on bauxite supplies from Niyamgiri.
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Four days after recommending first renewal of Panchpatmali bauxite reserve in favour of NALCO, Naveen Patnaik has approved a proposal to allocate another bauxite mine.
Another bauxite mine allocated to NALCO post Panchpatmali
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10 Things I Learned Planning My Own Wedding
I've spent the last year planning my wedding. Unfortunately my family is scattered so I didn't have my parents, maid of honour or one of my bridesmaids around to help. We are now 30 days away and I thought it might be helpful for other brides to share what I learned while planning my wedding.
- You know more people than you think. When we first booked the reception venue, we were told we needed a minimum of 100 and an absolute max of 120. That isn't a whole lot of wiggle room! My family is huge, so I decided to make a cutoff of not inviting cousins. We ended up having about 90 people on the list, and figured we could pay for a couple more plates if needed to reserve the venue. Then I asked my parents for the list and all of a sudden our count was about 175. 175?? Are you kidding me? Who are these people and why have I never met them?? Luckily we were able to compromise and reach a reasonable number.
- There is family drama no one tells you about. Apparently even as an adult I'm not privy to the knowledge that there is a spat on my mom's side so if one of her siblings wants to come, two others won't. Grow up, kids.
- "Tradition" is a complex and sometimes ridiculous thing. Did you know it's considered rude to tell people where you are registered? Apparently they are supposed to ask your parents where you are registered, but you can't just tell them. This is silly. We reached a compromise by putting the registry info on our wedding website, then including the website on the invitation. Not everyone knows my mom or how to contact her. Let's be serious.
- At the same time, you don't need to follow tradition. I've always found the garter toss to be creepy. I don't want his hands up my dress. I don't want the guy's grabbing for a thing I've been wearing on my thigh all day. So, we decided not to do it. And for that matter, we aren't doing a bouquet toss either, because gender equality.
- Why is everything so expensive?! Most places jack up prices for a wedding. I know someone who booked the venue without calling it a wedding, just saying it was a formal dinner. Well, the venue realized at the last second that it was actually a wedding and made them pay a few thousand dollars more. Which is ridiculous because they would have done the exact same thing for cheaper if there wasn't a fancy white dress involved.
- Costs add up quickly! My budget included everything related to our wedding day. Yes, I counted the calligraphy pen I spent $6 on for our invitations. Yes, I counted the $12 I spend on material to make my garter. Yes, I counted the $10 we spent for a cake tasting before booking our cake. And you would be AMAZED how these little things add huge costs when you include them all together.
- A good Excel spreadsheet will save your life. I'm a huge fan of Excel. I like that I can include whatever I want, and it will update sums and the remaining budget with just a few simple formulas. If you aren't comfortable using Excel, there are tons of free wedding planning spreadsheets out there. Whichever you choose, use it and be thorough. If you are working on a strict budget, you will be amazed how much of a headache it saves you. As a bonus, I added a column for the dates all our payments are due so that we don't have to pay late fees.
- Sometimes weddings bring out the worst in people. My sister is my maid of honour, and we had HUGE issues. Apparently purple is her colour and I wasn't allowed to use it. (What. You don't own the colour. And no one cares if we use the same colour. You aren't even engaged.) And then there's the shoes… she bought shoes in the wrong colour and now has told me she's wearing them and it doesn't matter what I think. Are you kidding me. It's not even the shoes that bother me, it's the fact that she doesn't care how her decision makes me feel.
- But, weddings also bring out the best in people. I can't count how many lovely well-wishes I've gotten. And the generosity oh my goodness! My groom's parents told us that they would pay for the entire reception, whatever it cost, so don't even worry about it. They just wanted to make sure our day is perfect. They are far too nice to me. I also decided to invite the group of girls I have been taking dance classes with for the last 3 years, and some of them were so touched to be invited. It makes me feel good to be able to say hey, you're important in my life, and even though we don't hang out I look forward to seeing you every week and I want you to be a part of my special day.
- Despite other people's input, ultimately it is your day. Make it the way you want it. People have good intentions. This would be a more complimentary colour pallet. You should serve this food instead, people will prefer it. You can't take pictures at a waterfall your dress will get dirty before the reception (ok that was a good point). Despite it all, it is your day. No one is going to be at your wedding going "she really should have picked the other dress". What seems like a huge issue now probably no one will even notice. Make decisions, stay true to yourself, and trust that even if everything is a huge disaster, at the end of the day you are still married to the person you love. And isn't that what it's all about?
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I'm not sure if I mentioned it on my blog, but I'm getting married in… *checks calendar*… 38 days. 38 days?? When did that happen?!?! Really sneaks up on you doesn't it.
I love weddings. I'm a huge suck, I cry at everything romantic or cute (thanks for the faulty genetics, mom), and I think weddings are a really beautiful way of showing you aren't afraid of people knowing how in love you are in a world that tends to frown upon public displays of affection.
The thing that bothers me, though, is the statistic that about 50% of marriages fail. I mean, James and I have been together for 5 years, lived together for 2, and we know each other quite well and what we're getting ourselves into. But somewhere in the back of my mind is the nagging anxiety that maybe we're in the other half. The half that doesn't work out. Because, really, does anyone ever go into a marriage and think they WILL be one of the couples that divorces? Of course not! No one ever sees it coming!
*inhale, exhale*
Regardless, do any of you have any advice for how to keep a marriage strong? I'd love to hear it!
It's been a long time since I wrote anything. Let's catch up.
This past year I've been in school doing my master's degree. I went into this program being told by the time I graduate I'll have one to two job offers and a promising career ahead. So you can imagine how it felt to graduate and… nothing. I've been out on 5 interviews, been applying for months, and I'm still just unemployed. I don't think people understand how hard it is to be unemployed. As it turns out, finding a job in this day and age is a lot harder than it used to be. See, employed get hundreds (no exaggeration) of applications for every job they post. And we keep hearing about how most of the jobs that exist are never posted. The postings I do see are often full of ridiculous requirements (entry-level job, must have 5 years of experience, 3 certifications, and been to mars, pays $12 per hour). It isn't like 20 years ago when you could just show up and ask for a job, then start tomorrow. Having strong credentials doesn't mean you'll get through the gauntlet of computer algorithms that are trying to turn you into a number based on how many words on your resume match their expectations. And even if you interview for the job and are a great candidate, jobs disappear at the last second, get filled by an internal candidate, or for other reasons disappear and you never get to find out what you did wrong or how to do better next time.
But the truth is that unemployment is really difficult for me emotionally. I've spent the last 6 years in school, got really great grades, all to find a great job, and it just never came. Now I'm having to lower my expectations. Look for jobs outside my field, further away geographically, lower my salary expectations because apparently even if a company wants my skills they don't want them enough to pay a fair rate. Grad school isn't going to pay off itself, people!
I've noticed that my anxiety levels have been fluctuating as time goes on. A month ago I was anxious but confident. Then I was hopeful. Then as the job I interviewed for twice and was exactly what I wanted got pulled from me at the last second, my confidence crashed. I'm no longer confident that I'll find something I enjoy. I don't feel like the job offer is going to come in any day now. So despite all of my academic success and the relevant work experience I do have, I just feel hopeless. And it's that hopelessness that lets the depression in to gnaw away at my heart until I feel so lost and scared that I don't know what else to do but curl up on the couch in the middle of the day and cry.
Somewhere deep inside I know I'll find something. I know it may not be the dream job, but it'll be a start. I'm just scared that it will take another two months, maybe longer. And without work I have nothing to do but overthink and wonder and dig deeper into the hole I'll soon be able to bury myself in.
I Dream of Pegasi and Unicorns
I've been having a recurring dream lately. In it I am sitting down in class like I would on a normal day. I open my computer, and go to open my notes… and instead I open a bunch of pictures of My Little Pony.
Yeah you know it. The kids show. The kids show with a surprisingly large adult following, especially the male viewers who have been named Bronies. Well, here's the thing… I am a brony. I watch the show. I buy toys. I have a poster up in my room, and I have a calendar too. I'm quite at peace with it, actually. The show is calming to me. It's funny and positive. When I'm anxious, I watch the show and just feel… better. The times when I don't think anything could make me feel better, I watch the show, and I just…do.
But at the same time, I feel like I'll be judged by other adults. Which is a bit funny since everyone has hobbies. Everyone has interests. But if my interests aren't what you would expect of a young professional, suddenly it's a problem.
The weird thing is, I've never really been judged for it. Some of my friends have seen the toys and other things, and some of them have even gone "oh cool I know that character". So it isn't the judging that scares me. It's the fear that I could be judged that gives me nightmares. And that's just not logical.
It doesn't matter what other people think of me. I hoped that over time I'd be able to truly believe that, though, and not just say it. Because as my sleeping subconscious can tell you, I'm still very much afraid that people will judge me for liking My Little Pony. I bet the judgment is even worse for the male fans of the show. So I just want to say to any bronies out there who struggle with it like I do…
Pony on.
A question for anyone who's listening…
Does there ever come a point where it simply isn't worth it to keep fighting your anxiety anymore?
This is the dilemma I've been facing lately. I keep reading supportive messages about how it will get better. About how the panic attacks will end and I'll be able to cope just like I did before the anxiety took over my life. About how I'll be able to enjoy my job again, not feel anxious, do the things that scare me and get over the negativity that environment fills me with.
But lately it hasn't just been those situations that trigger my panic attacks that make me anxious. It's anything to do with work. It's seeing those people. It's feeling like they don't support me. It's knowing that I've done everything they have asked of me and more, outperformed my coworkers and gotten the qualifications, but still not received the promotion I've earned.
This is a part-time job that was great while I was in school, but I really don't need it anymore. It has been a source of pride for me, though, and I love the opportunities I've gotten. I just don't want to have to live with the idea that I gave in to my mental illness if I leave now.
I guess this is my question to anyone who's listening:
If you remove yourself from the thing that triggers your anxiety, does that mean you are letting the anxiety win? Or does it just mean you're taking positive steps to your own mental well-being?
I would love to hear what you think.
Reaching Out
I finally decided to get help about my anxiety. Despite how it may seem from my periodic blog posts, I actually think I manage my anxiety pretty well. One day I realized that when I think about my life in the future, I assume I'll quit my current part-time job with the military. Why? That's a good question. I mean, I love my job. I love the people I work with, the cool things we get to go out and do, the stories I get to tell, the person I've become as a result of my service. The only part that I don't like is my anxiety. And yet, I want to quit because of the anxiety and panic attacks. And I decided that's not okay.
I always used to think that as long as my anxiety isn't running my life then I'm doing fine. I still go to work, I still do my job. I just worry about my job before I get there. I plan a couple of days beforehand to avoid anything that could make me anxious. I eat very cautiously the day I have to go to work out of fear that something will make my stomach upset, which will in turn cause another panic attack. I thought all of this was normal and showed that I'm coping well.
But the truth is I'm not. I want to quit just so that I won't have to face the situations that make me anxious. If that's not letting my anxiety run my life then I don't know what is.
So I called the university health center and asked to talk to someone about anxiety. They told me the first opening was in a month. Side note, this is absolutely ridiculous that people with mental health issues are being asked to wait a month to get help. If others are like me, then they don't call a month before it needs to be addressed. If I'm actually reaching out, it's because I need help now.
Lucky for me, there was another counselor I could talk to. So I went, and told him about my anxiety. I told him about my fears and rationalizing behaviors. I told him about the panic attacks, and how I'm scared for a few weeks from now when I will be back in that situation.
My counselor is optimistic. He thinks I'll be able to make a full recovery and not have to quit my job. We are going to come up with a plan to accustom my body to the symptoms of panic so that they don't escalate into a full-blown panic attack.
He told me that the situations that cause my panic attacks show a lot of signs of the common triggers for people who are prone to panic. He told me that panic occurs when I am introspective about my body signals, and allow them to turn into disastrous thoughts.
But more than that, he gave me hope. Hope that I would be able to get better. Hope that I wouldn't have to hide this awful secret from the people I work with. Hope that I can heal, and that my anxiety issues don't define me. And hope that my nerves will heal and in time I won't be triggered as easily by my anxiety.
And that hope is enough to keep me going and instead of dreading the next time I'm back in those situations, I'm looking forward to seeing whether I'm truly able to heal inside.


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Make the most of the warm weather and head to Balboa Park. Pick up a picnic from a local deli and eat it at your leisure in the manicured gardens before heading to some of the attractions within the park. Art lovers will enjoy the regular demonstrations at the Spanish Village Art Center in the center of the park. The center is made up of various studios and galleries, showcasing local painters, metalsmiths, photographers, and glass artists. Nearby, you'll find a Japanese Friendship Garden, complete with a traditional koi carp pond, ceremonial gate, and bonsai exhibition. Join a walking tour to get the most out of this beautiful space. Another of Balboa Park's unmissable attractions is its charming carousel. Dating back to 1910, this colorful ride still enchants both kids and grown-ups with its tinkling melodies and cute horses. Elsewhere in San Diego, the USS Midway Aircraft Carrier is open to the public as a museum.
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You'll find a mix of 4-star hotels in San Diego, including large chains as well as smaller, independent hotels offering a personal service and welcoming atmosphere. Most of San Diego's 4-star hotels offer the usual amenities that you will expect: en-suite rooms, 24-hour reception desk, and a buffet breakfast. Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, San Diego's upscale hotels offer the perfect place to relax—with onsite restaurants and hotel bars generally available so you don't have to go far in the evenings. Most of San Diego's 4-star hotels can also arrange transport to and from the airport.
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If you want to be around some of the city's best restaurants, book a hotel in Little Italy. Once the home of Italian migrants, there are now first-class Italian restaurants all across this district. The area's weekly Friday market is not to be missed. South of Little Italy, you can find many 4-star hotels in San Diego's Core District. Staying here will put you only a stone's throw from excellent transport links as well as a vibrant theater scene. For shopping, Horton Plaza and the Gaslamp District are home to large shopping malls and smaller chic boutiques.
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Most people who travel to San Diego fly into San Diego International Airport, also known as Lindbergh Fields. The airport is served by major airlines and is convenient for getting to Downtown, which is only a 10-minute drive away. Jumping in a cab is one of the quickest ways to get into the city. There are also plenty of car rental desks if you want to organize private transport for your San Diego vacation. Once you are in the city, it's easy to get around by cab, and parking is easy to find if you are self-driving.
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CINCINNATI -- Two Cincinnati Bengals minicamp practices are in the books with a third set to begin about two hours after this post goes live.
Once that practice ends, the Bengals will be done with the mandatory minicamp portion of their offseason, and will slide back into voluntary organized team activities for three more days before breaking for the summer. After next week, the Bengals won't be en masse at Paul Brown Stadium until July 24, when training camp begins.
For now, though, let's catch you up on Wednesday's practice with the following observations:
Again, it must be stressed that it's only June and players aren't even wearing pads. So there isn't much to be gleaned from these practices. Still, it's worth noting that the drills the Bengals are going through right now will at least set the foundation for things they will want to hone when training camp opens.
It was all about the two-minute drill Wednesday afternoon as Cincinnati's offense and defense worked on end-of-game scenarios during a pair of 11-on-11 drills. Quarterbacks Andy Dalton and Jason Campbell each had to lead their respective first- and second-team units downfield in a hurry-up scenario. Coaches tried to simulate as much of the drama of a two-minute drill as they could. Coordinators Paul Guenther and Hue Jackson radioed calls to their middle linebackers and quarterbacks. Timeouts were acknowledged. Pacing was quickened.
After moving his offense into scoring territory with 20 seconds left, Dalton, on a third-and-short, looked down the right sideline toward receiver Marvin Jones who had beaten his defender. Dalton's throw was just out of reach, stalling the drive. Had that pass been caught, it would have been an easy touchdown. Perhaps in a game, Jones would have been a step faster to settle under it. Perhaps not.
A pair of other two-minute rallies ended later in the day when rookie cornerback Lavelle Westbrooks picked off a pass from Campbell that floated near midfield, and when backup linebacker Sean Porter tipped another Campbell pass before intercepting it deep in his own red zone.
Like he has throughout the organized team activities and minicamp practices, rookie Russell Bodine once again took first-team reps at center with Mike Pollak out nursing a knee injury. Bodine spoke Wednesday about the increased pace the Bengals are incorporating this year offensively, and said it didn't trouble him much. His college offense at North Carolina tried to get plays off 12 seconds into the play clock. That is a quick tempo.
Defensive end Carlos Dunlap spent much of Tuesday's practice playing right end. On Wednesday he was back to more of a rotation between right and left end. Expect those rotations to continue into training camp and through the season as the Bengals try to confuse opposing offensive lines. Dunlap won't be the only one roving around the line, either, Guenther said Wednesday. Ends Margus Hunt and Wallace Gilberry also will do their share of switching.
Offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth was a scratch on Wednesday. He didn't participate in drills but was a coach of sorts, giving advice to some of the younger linemen and working with them on technique. We are not sure why Whitworth was a scratch, but it didn't appear to be anything too serious.
With Whitworth out, backup Marshall Newhouse got repetitions at left tackle. Next to him at left guard, Tanner Hawkinson continues to fill the void left by Clint Boling, who is rehabbing from an ACL injury. When Hawkinson isn't playing that position T.J. Johnson has been.
As the Bengals try to pick up their tempo, rhythm becomes very important. The only way rhythm can be established between the quarterbacks and receivers is for both groups to go through these early June practices at full speed. That was the point Jackson stressed early in the practice to A.J. Green, who wasn't getting into and coming out of breaks as quickly as he needs to. "Everything you do, A.J., has to be at full speed," Jackson said.
We mentioned it in the Day 1 observation notes, and it's worth mentioning again: seventh-round pick James Wright is one rookie to have on your radar. He has impressed at times during the minicamp, and really got a little attention at one point in Wednesday's workout when he caught a bomb in the middle of the field from Dalton. After beating his defender deep, he worked his way over from the right side of the field and caught in stride a perfectly placed pass. The defender went for the ball and failed in his attempt. Wright easily glided in for a touchdown.


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A selection of the best places to picnic in the Mother City and surrounds
A selection of the best places to picnic in the Mother City and surrounds
During summer, there are simply few better things to do than arm yourself with cooler bags full of cheese, muffins, grapes, cold meat and more; head outside; lay down the blanket and just relax with friends and family. So, to help you cash in on this enjoyable experience, we've rounded up an overview of some of the most scenic picnic spots in Cape Town and surrounds. Now, just make sure that you're not one of those picnickers that commandeer an entire mountain only to then realise you've forgotten the paper plates.
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden
The Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is renowned for its diverse flora and its beautiful setting against the Eastern slopes of Table Mountain. The gardens are open between 8am and 7pm in summer and between 8am and 6pm in winter, and picnics can be enjoyed on the hectares of sprawling lawns (you can bring your own basket or pre-order one for one or two people from Moyo restaurant – call+27 (0) 21 762 9585). You can also enjoy an open-air concert on Sunday evenings during summer here, with a loaded picnic basket in tow. Be warned that you are required to pay to enter the gardens; an adult ticket costs R55p/p and children, students and pensioners are eligible for discounts.
Kirstenbosch Ticket Office | +27 (0) 21 799 8782
Table Mountain
Recognised as falling within a World Heritage Site and recently named one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature, Table Mountain supports over 1500 plant species and boasts panoramic views of Cape Town and surrounds, making it an idyllic picnic spot. Aerial cableway tickets can be purchased at the physical office or online via Webtickets.co.za. A one-way ticket costs R125p/p for adults and R60p/p for children under 18, while a return ticket goes for R240p/p and R115p/p respectively (online tickets are slightly cheaper); kids under the age of four ride for free. Alternatively, you can hike up with all your picnic gear through Skeleton Gorge, Platteklip Gorge or Nursery Ravine.
Cableway Information Line | +27 (0)21 424 8181
Buffels Bay and Bordjiesdrif at Cape Point
Cape Point, the most southwesterly tip of Africa, has some of the highest sea cliffs and freshest ocean air in the world, and it's home to a variety of animals, including chacma baboons and Cape mountain zebra. Grassy picnic sites are surrounded by beautiful beaches and there are a few safe tidal pools too. The reserve is open between 6am and 6pm from October to March and between 7am and 5pm from April to September; entrance is R125p/p for adults and R65p/p for children aged between 2 and 12 years.
Cape Point Reserve | +27 (0)21 780 9010
Tokai Forest
Tokai Forest is rich with fragrant pine trees, indigenous vegetation and wild fynbos. Ideal for relaxed Sunday picnics with the family, the woodland area boasts plenty of room for kids to run around and is the ideal setting within which to unwind before the start of the work week. Picnickers can also swing by the Tokai Forest Market between 9am and 2pm on Saturdays on their way to the forest to top up the basket with delicious treats. The area is open daily between 7am and 5pm from October to April and between 7:30am and 5pm during the winter months. Entry costs R25p/p for adults, R15p/p for under 12s and R22 per car entering the forest.
Table Mountain National Park Head Office |+27 (0)21 712 0527
Boschendal Wine Farm
With expansive lawns and spectacular gardens, Boschendal Estate, which rests in a valley between Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, is a truly idyllic setting for a picnic. Thus it comes as no surprise that the property has been a famous alfresco dining spot for decades now. Guests can choose from two different picnic offerings that each offer a unique experience. The first is the classic Boschendal Picnic, which happens on the Rhone Estate (known as the wine-making and tasting area of the estate) where guests can indulge in a fully serviced affair at carefully laid-out tables or on a picnic blanket under beautiful oak trees. Those looking for a more casual experience can opt for the second option, the Werf Garden Picnic which takes place on the Pavilion Lawn and offers a more relaxed, partially serviced and kid-friendly offering. The wicker picnic basket for both offerings is generally chock-full with everything from freshly baked bread and salads to pasture-reared roast chicken (the menu changes according to the seasons). Picnic baskets are available all year, except during June, July and August or when it's particularly rainy, and must be booked in advance by calling +27 (0)21 870 4274 or mailing email@example.com.
Classic Boschendal Picnic: This offering costs R440 per basket and is enough for two adults to share, R280 for a basket for one and R85 for kids under 12. Prices include a 10% service fee and exclude beverages. This picnic option is available daily.
Werf Garden Picnic: This offering costs R360 per basket and is enough for two adults to share, R195 for a basket for one, and R85 for a basket for kids under 12. Prices include a 10% service fee and exclude beverages. This picnic option is available from Wednesday to Sunday.
Note: Boschendal hosts Live Music Picnics on the first Sunday of every month.
Boschendal Estate | Helshoogte Road | Franschhoek |+27 (0)21 870 4274
Silvermine Nature Reserve
Part of the Table Mountain National Park, the breathtaking Silvermine Nature Reserve claims a large reservoir that just begs Capetonians to picnic along its pretty banks. Other activities in the area include mountain biking, bird watching, rock climbing and hiking (there's a short trail that goes to a view point that looks over False Bay and Cape Point). Silvermine is open between 7am and 6pm during the summer months and between 8am and 5pm during winter. Adults pay an entrance fee of R45 and children under the age of 12 enter for R25.
Table Mountain National Park Head Office | +27 (0)21 712 0527
Oudekraal Beach
Situated between Camps Bay and Llandudno and set against the backdrop of the Twelve Apostles mountain range, this stunning, private boulder-enclosed beach is one of Cape Town's best-kept secrets. There are a number of grassy picnic sites under milkwood trees that are ideal for relaxing alfresco meals with family and friends.Entry to this private zone costs R35p/p (R20p/kid), and the beach is open to the public between 8am and 6pm every day, and only on weekends between 1 June and 1 October.
Table Mountain National Park Head Office |+27 (0)21 712 2337
The Company's Garden
This large public park and botanical haven in the heart of Cape Town features a rose garden, a Japanese garden, a fish pond, an aviary and plenty of spaces to unwind and stretch out. It's a popular picnic spot and is surrounded by the South African Parliament, a presidential residence, the Iziko South African Museum, the South African National Gallery and The Company Garden's Restaurant. The garden is open daily between 7am and 7pm.
The Company's Garden | +27 (0)21 426 1357
Lion's Head
Watch the sun set and the moon rise over Robben Island, the Atlantic Seaboard coastline and Blouberg with a glass of wine and a chocolate brownie in hand at the top of this iconic Cape Town mountain, which happens to make for a breathtaking picnic spot. The summit is relatively easy to reach within an hour, and hikers can start from Signal Hill Road. Read more about hiking this mountain at full moon.
Signal Hill
This landmark flat-topped hill, which once bore signal flags used to communicate with ships at sea, boasts spectacular views of the Atlantic Seaboard and is a perfect spot from which to watch the sunset. Night-time picnics at the top of the 350m-high mountain are a popular pastime; otherwise, you can arrive with your basket just before 12pm to catch the firing of the famous Noon Gun.
Wynberg Park
Based at the start of the Krakeelwater river, this 22-hectare park boasts an attractive conifer garden, a kids' play area and a selection of lawns ideal for picnics. The garden is open daily between 7am and 7pm during summer and between 7:30am and 6pm during winter.
Wynberg Park Facility Management Office | +27 (0)21 444 8849
Don't feel like putting together your own picnic? Read more about the Picnic Company, the Cape Town-based basket professionals who'll sort out your alfresco meal for you.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MN -- (Marketwired) -- 02/18/14 -- Wireless Ronin Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: RNIN), a leading digital marketing technologies solutions provider, has received an initial purchase order to deploy its digital media solutions to the eateries of a large national department store with plans for expansion to additional stores.
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Wireless Ronin Technologies, Inc. (WRT) is a pioneering marketing technologies company. WRT combines interactive digital media -- signage, kiosks, mobile, social media and web -- to create 360-degree solutions so companies will be "Communicating at Life Speed®" to deliver the right content at the right place at the right time. WRT's turnkey approach includes strategic consulting, creative development, installation, hosting, training and support. Since launching its cloud-based RoninCast® content management platform in 2003, WRT has become the leading digital marketing provider for large-scale deployments in retail, automotive, food service and public venues. The company is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota; its common stock trades on the OTCQB as "RNIN."
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The London Stock Exchange said its trading system in fully operational again after over four hours of problems.
From about 9.30 this morning the exchange could not complete trades as the result of connectivity problems.
"The system is has been fully up and running from 2.00pm", said a spokesman.
He said the company is still looking into the cause of the problems.
The stock exchange said the problems had nothing to do with the core trading platform that it is replacing, known as Tradelect.
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Despite a cable TV following from his MTV series "Bully Beatdown," over 200,000 "Mayhem monkeys" following him on Twitter, a stint as coach on the previous season of "The Ultimate Fighter" and a slot fighting on the televised undercard of Saturday's UFC 146 in Las Vegas, Jason "Mayhem" Miller is a man with his back against the wall.
Fanfare surrounded Miller as he entered the UFC last year. The promotion cast him against perennial antagonist Michael Bisping as coaches on their flagship reality show. The show itself came off well for both. 3.5 million viewers tuned in to the Bisping-Miller fight on the TUF 14 finale.
As soon as Miller stepped into the cage however, his value to the UFC plummeted. Mayhem gassed early in the fight against Bisping and spent the next two rounds being used as a punching bag, before being finished off by punches in the third.
White tore into Miller, calling his performance, "the weirdest thing I have ever seen in my life," and comparing Miller's stand-up to "girls from Tae Bo." White openly wondered whether Miller would return to the UFC.
White eventually relented and gave Miller one more chance.
In true "Mayhem" fashion he has gleefully told the media that, "I am looking past CB Dolloway, because I am going to beat him."
The only way for Miller now to get UFC fans to believe the hype is to have his hand raised against Dollaway, or at the very least, put on a Fight of the Night-worthy performance. Because for all his colourful quotes, no one knows more than Miller that an unimpressive performance Saturday night will mean a pink slip from Dana.


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We are Ma & Pa......You Idiot!!!....Don't you get it yet....It isn't shorts bringing the country down.....It's those idiots in the Whitehouse you voted for doing it. You didn't want 8 more years of prosperity, you wanted what we have now. The only resort is to short.
Can someone explain why shorts are saying that it is Bush's fault that the economy/country are in such a mess? Does anyone really think Uncle Al would have done a better job? Really?
Look what what Bush is "doing" about the economy -- threatening execs with (more) jail time for fraud. Basically he's focusing on blame rather than looking for a cure.I don't know about Gore, but Clinton tended to focus on things that would make a real difference, like reducing unemployment.
A few things to consider:1) Bush is an oilman. Oilmen make more money when the price of oil is higher. Just take a look at the pump. Now $1.55/gal, 3 years ago $1.15/gal. Companies like Intel make less money when the price of oil is higher because their costs of doing business are higher. 2) The Arab oil cartel agreed to lower oil production just after Bush started running for president in early 2000, in the midst of a Bull market and while demand for oil was high. That put the Kabosh on the BULL Market. Uncle All raised rates in response to head off inflation.3) Bush started an energy related business with Osama Bin-ladens' older brother in the early 80's. Something is very fishy with the whole Bin-Laden/terrorist non-sense. The timing is very suspect.3) There's a lot of oil in Northern Afghanistan, and of course iRaq. Cheney's company Haliburton is a drilling and rigging company.The people in charge of our government are in the energy business, and profit from higher costs. Everyone else loses when energy costs are high. You wanted this? This is what you voted for. Maybe you should realize that the bottom line is money. You need to know how your candidate and his constituents are going to profit. If it suits your needs, then vote for him. Not too many people can benefit from G.W. Bushs intentions, but there are a select few, you're just not one of them.


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