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Actual Video of Shunter's Express Locomotive

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The two shunters pass the Rhymney Brewery on a lovely Spring day Filmed on Sunday 13th April 2014.

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http://www.dictionary.com/browse/silviculture?s=t

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Silviculture definition, the cultivation of forest trees; forestry. See more.

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This is the actual Coaches at Shunters Express

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Food: Monica Hilton-Barber

If you’ve decided to let Richard Branson do the jetsetting and simply put your feet up and chill out this summer, then check out the hot spots in the Mpumalanga Lowveld.

The coolest place to be this season is the Artist’s Caf in Hendriksdal, on the N37 from Nelspruit to Lydenberg. Nestled in the mountains and surrounded by lush vegetation, this restaurant was once a railway station servicing the gold mining and timber industries. It’s now a delightfully laid-back rural Italian caf run by Trevor Dodd and his sister Brenda. Visitors can opt to sit indoors and enjoy the gallery with its ever-changing exhibitions of fine art and traditional craft or they can relax outdoors under the shady trees or on the verandah.

Staying with the railway theme is Shunter’s Express near Sabie. The owner, Match Ribbens, moved the former Barberton station and recreated it next to a 15ha man-made dam. The 16th century railway coaches, buffet car diner and saloon lie next to places with names like Revolver Creek and Sunset Ferry stations. It’s a great place to indulge in a leisurely Sunday breakfast in a first-class coach, with the starched white napkins, silverware, fine china and very correct service.

The trendiest spot for the thirtysomething group is currently the Bagdad Cafe outside White River. Off- beat and sometimes bizarre, this rustic restaurant always has original recipes to taste and interesting people to meet in the bar. Run by Allison Crossley and Steve Ryan, it has become home from a home for those-that-count on the local party circuit. Definitely the place to visit again and again this summer.

Another up-and-coming restaurant is the Zeederberg Coach House in Sabie. Owned by local artists Charl and Andrea Fourie, the decor has been thrown together in a rather cavalier fashion, bearing testimony to Charl’s ever-changing creative impulses - from Afro-renaissance to whitewashed minimalism and Ndebele geometrics.

Charl initially painted the exterior of the resturant-cum-bar-cum-coffeeshop in fluorescent orange and blue, which has subsequently been toned down to a Mexican red and deep olive green - still unmissable. Currently enjoying a love of wrought-iron, he’s made all the furniture and the chic functional artworks, while Andrea conjures in the kitchen.

The food is basic and down to earth in a healthy, tasty way, offering various South African dishes which make use of the freshest fruits, vegetables and herbs from their garden.

But if it’s quick, cheap and easy you’re looking for, try the Ocean Basket in Nelspruit. Although it’s part of a franchise, the service is unique and the living is easy. The manager and part-owner Henni Richards has injected the place with an irresistibly lively and friendly atmosphere. Nothing is ever too much trouble, the waitrons must be among the most efficient and patient, and clients are encouraged to stay from lunchtime to dinner, lounging out on the balcony overlooking the town.

So why not indulge in a bit of that invigorating Lowveld magic?

Artists Cafe (013) 754-2309, Bagdad Cafe (013) 751-1777, Ocean Basket (013) 752-7193, Shunters Express (013) 764- 1777, The Zeederberg Coach House (013) 764-2630
Reference : https://mg.co.za/article/1998-12-11-high-times-in-the-lowveld

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"This allowed the personnel( MARTINS STAFF) a chance to provide a better service during the day with the teambuilding support system, and also gave them a chance to specialise in offering really excellent meals, albeit from a limited haute cuisine menu every night. The format seemed to suit the guests that frequented the resort as well as the companies that held teambuilding exercises there.  - Please don't confuse the people arriving for team building and his staff.

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Differences Between Command And Market Economies

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Educational Purposes: Help differentiate between Command and Market Economies All credits for pictures and information to respectful owners-- Created using PowToon -- Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/join -- Create animated videos and animated presentations for free.

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A Stakeholder Engagement Example for Coca-Cola  - see if you can make use of similarities 

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A Stakeholder Engagement Example for Coca-Cola  - see if you can make use of similarities 

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http://www.coca-colacompany.com/stories/stakeholder-engagement

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http://smallbusiness.chron.com/external-stakeholders-company-64041.html

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The attention toward social and environmental impacts of companies on stakeholders is not new. In the past years, the interest as regard the companies’ impact on stakeholders increased due to pressing global problems like climate change and poverty. Companies are regarded as important players given their activities and global influence where they confront a range of issues, stakeholders, in both home and host countries as well. Companies’ potential in being not a part of the problem, but rather a solution where other institutions fail, is increasingly acknowledged and has attracted the researcher's interest in the field of corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities and sustainable development (SD). The relation between CSR and SD has been studied just a little and their inclusion in the literature as two concepts as part of the same model has been lacking. This paper studies both concepts, respectively CSR and SD, and proposes a theoretical framework for developing countries as further research in this area.
Reference: https://ideas.repec.org/a/ath/journl/v38y2015i1p179-190.html
Also See : http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.485.5912&rep=rep1&type=pdf
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and ... for triple bottom line https://philosophia.uncg.edu/phi361-matteson/module-3-social-responsibility-professionalism-and-loyalty/corporate-social-responsibility-and-the-triple-bottom-line

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Also see
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/244866

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Please remember the following under question 4.1 - What is Matin's Strategy in using limited resources

Sources of raw material  |
Availability of labour  |
Proximity of and access to the market  |
Availability and cost and transport facilities  |
Availability and cost of power and water  |
Availability and cost of a site and buildings  |
Availability of capital  |
Attitude, regulations and tariffs of local authorities  |
The existing business environment  |
The social environment  |
Climate  |
Central government policy  |
Personal preferences