text: The Mitsubishi Pajero Owners Club® :: View topic - Ok what is she worth The Mitsubishi Pajero Owners Club®The Mitsubishi Pajero, Shogun, Montero, Challenger, Raider and EVO 4x4 Owner's Club The POCUK - it's not just a Club, it's a way of life! FAQ Search Watched Topics Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your personal messages Log in Calendar Club Shop Chatroom Classified Ads POCUK Home POCUK Forums POC.pl Yellow Diamond Clubs Ok what is she worth The Mitsubishi Pajero Owners Club® Forum Index -> Pajero / Shogun / etc - non-technical View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message mitsi777*Age: 51Zodiac: Joined: 24 Sep 2012Posts: 40Location: United Kingdom Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2018 12:32 Post subject: Ok what is she worth Looking for a bit of general advice. I am going to part with my Pajero/shogun but not really sure what to ask and best place to sell it. I am the 2nd owner . Its 2006 . 5 door . Auto 3.2 Diesel . 78,000 miles got the pop up seats. part leather seats. sunroof. Got a few marks on body and a dent on rear.Rust on rear arches. Ive had this for over 6 years but not used for the last 3 years. The MOT ran out in April this year. Needs a new battery. Please help Back to top GoogleSponsor Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2018 12:32 Post subject: Google Ads keep the POCUK free to join! Back to top peteinchadLifeTime MemberJoined: 07 Jan 2013Posts: 15006Location: UK Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2018 12:46 Post subject: It is difficult to sell any vehicle that doesn't have a current MOT - can you not get it MOT'd before putting it up for sale? Back to top 4ndy*Joined: 04 Jun 2018Posts: 10Location: North West - UK Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2018 14:23 Post subject: If you want any proper return on the car, it's a no-brainer to get the new battery and a fresh MOT. Otherwise chuck it on an auction site with £50 starter and someone will take if off your hands. Back to top mitsi777*Age: 51Zodiac: Joined: 24 Sep 2012Posts: 40Location: United Kingdom Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2018 11:01 Post subject: Yes i think the new battery and MOT are defo needed. I put the reg into We buy any car and they came up with £3,550 but i know they will chip the price because of rust etc. I've not got flea bay so not an option. Will sort out MOT and maybe try Auto trader.Any ideas on what to ask ? Back to top Craig-SM***Age: 49Zodiac: Joined: 12 Aug 2018Posts: 168Location: Leeds Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2018 20:10 Post subject: Id been looking around before buying my 2006 elegance, which was higher mileage than yours and that through a dealer at £5,000 but knocked down to £4,500. Private sales werent much cheaper. You may get another £500 with it being low mileage. Just make sure you get the advert and photos right. Back to top mitsi777*Age: 51Zodiac: Joined: 24 Sep 2012Posts: 40Location: United Kingdom Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 9:42 Post subject: Cheers Craig. I would be OK with even taking £4,000 if there was no messing about. I think you did well at £4500 from a dealer. I will get battery and MOT, then see how it goes at £4,500 asking to get knocked down. Also thanks to Peteinchad and 4ndy. 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Archive for July 2004
The Value of Frame: Theory
"She who controls the frame, controls the decision." Frame refers to the perspective used in evaluating different options in a decision making opportunity. As business executives involved in sales and marketing, the issue of the framing affects our performance in how we sell and how we make decisions. The Frame's Effect The way in which…Read More
Framing the Price: Practice
Lincoln Mercury proudly announced their one and only clearance sale on the 2004 Lincoln Navigator. Corporate executives took out a full page add on the back page of the Wall Street Journal to announce their deal. Boldly, in the center of the page, they announce the availability of 0% financing for 60 months or $4500…Read More
Communicate your Message – Alphameric
With over 25 years of experience, this UK public company achieved roughly $120 million in revenue in 2003. Currently, they are seeking growth by expanding their market geography to include the US. In support of that effort, they are using a variety of means to communicate their message. Alphameric provides hardware and software solutions for…Read More
Strategy for Networking
From the numerous books, articles, and lectures on the subject, it is clear that face-to-face networking at business professional gatherings is as relevant today to business development as it was when our grandfathers were in business. Furthermore, the proliferation of alumni meetings, industry associations, chamber of commerce shows, and subject matter event series provides evidence…Read More
Investing in Networking
Networking is an investment, and like all other investments the return must exceed that which can be gained elsewhere. Whether you network for a few hours with professional acquaintances on a sporadic basis or deliberately attempt to develop business through regularly networking at multiple venues, networking is an investment. Outside of the cost of attending…Read More
Sell with the Right Staff – Reflexis
Founded in 1998, Reflexis has grown to 50 employees by helping retailers dynamically manage their workforce and work requirements. For instance, retailers host many promotions during the year but executives at the corporate office planning the promotion have little knowledge of their implementation. The Reflexis solution enables managers to schedule work and store layouts for…Read More

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Category Archives: Bullying
Bullying. How do your children respond?
Bullying and intimidation can be mental and/or physical. Is teaching your child to throw the first punch during mental harassment/bullying an answer? I have taught many children to respond to physical bullying; school bus assaults, playground attacks and classroom harassment. There are many martial artists who will do likewise for your children. Is this advice you would provide your child? 5 Bullying Prevention Resources for the New School Year Bullying. STOP it Thanks to Prevnet.ca for their invaluable information. Children who submit to bullies at an early age are often … Continue reading →
Canada's Supreme Court recognizes, "Battered Woman Syndrome."
Battered Woman Syndrome "Why doesn't she just leave?" is often spoken about women who stay in an abusive relationship. Easier said than done. I have helped women exit such conditions and in every case the men were vicious and evil human beings. They knew only one thing and it wasn't court orders or police presence. Women tried to flee only to be tracked down and assaulted again. Here is the sad solution to which some survivors use and it is a legitimate defense in Canada. Read of these landmark cases. … Continue reading →
Male aggression. Controlling it…female style with defensive skills.
Excerpt from "Wyoming Secrets." Female defensive skills. Penelope and Rebecca are at a dance club with their girlfriends, enjoying a girls' night out. "While eating, two guys came over and asked them to dance. Between mouthfuls, Rebecca said, "Thanks fellas, but no, this is a girl's night out, maybe some other time." The men persisted, trying to coax at least one of the women to join them on the dance floor. The foursome's refusal seemed to fuel the-would-be suitors and they kept on and on until finally Rebecca stood up. … Continue reading →
Parents, you can be the instrument of change.
Teaching our children by example and providing role models sets the tone for the rest of their lives. Allowing your children to question, respectfully, and challenge everything, even what you teach and say, will develop their interpersonal skills so they won't be taken advantage of. You don't want to hear that your son was harassed on the job (think RCMP) or your daughter was groped by a family member or in the work place and you knew you had failed to teach them how to combat such behavior. I encouraged … Continue reading →
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Philip Thomas Eidel, 89, of Great Falls, passed away surrounded by his loved ones on February 11, 2020, after an extended fight with congestive heart failure.
As the youngest of four children, Phil was born on October 14, 1930, to Philip and Olive Eidel of Eden, MT. They lived south of Great Falls on a sheep ranch where Phil spent his early years. During this time, he earned the nickname, "Flip" and "Pie-del", from his siblings. Phil graduated from Great Falls High in 1948, where he met his first wife, Joan Morgan. Upon finishing college, he voluntarily joined the United States Army, where he was sent to finance school while at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indiana; was then shipped to Japan for two weeks, before getting transferred to Chuncheon, Korea where he served as a bookkeeper for many years, until his discharge.
When the war was over, Phil returned to Great Falls to reunite with his sweetheart Joan. They were married 47 years until her sudden death in 1999. They did not have children, but continued working the ranch, running cattle and sheep. Phil left the ranch and started a hog operation in Vaughn, eventually raising chickens, selling their eggs to Super Save and Buttrey's. In 1965, Phil and Joan built a feedlot in Vaughn and started All Breeds Center (ABC) Bull Testing. In 1995, the feedlot was sold, but the two continued their Charolais Bull sales throughout the years.
After Joan's passing in 1999, Phil began seeing an old high school classmate, Myra Doherty Demopoulos. They remet at planning meetings for their fiftieth high school reunion. They eventually fell in love and joined homes, building what is known as, "Wunderbar" on Belt Creek. The two shared many happy years on the creek, enjoying the birds and other wildlife in their neighborhood, before moving into Great Falls.
To read the complete obituary and share condolences, visit the Schnider Funeral Home website.


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Meet the NLC's new Full Council
Date: Dec 18, 2019
Publication Type: Land Rights News
Australia's longest-running Aboriginal newspaper, telling stories from remote Aboriginal lands from across the Northern Territory. In this edition: a wrap-up of the huge ranger forum, meet the NLC's newly-elected Full Council and NLC's Community Planning and Development Development Program turns three.
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Competition in the Bottled Water Industry
1. List and describe the dominant economic characteristics of the bottled water industry. Market size and growth rate The industry is size is worldwide with a growth rate averaging nearly 9% from 1996-2001 (with a U.S. per capita growth from 20 gallons per year in 2001 to 26 gallons per year in 2005.) Number of buyers There is a significant number of buyers in the U.S. and internationally. No one buyer accounts for a significant fraction of overall market demand. Buyer needs and requirements Buyer needs have been changing recently due to an increase of people being more health conscious and also due to increased concerns over the quality of tap water after scares in Milwaukee where 400,000 people became ill, Washington D.C. where residents became ill, and a revision in EPA standards pointing out that there was arsenic in drinking water. Number of rivals There are a few large players in the bottled water industry such as nestle, groupe danone, coca-cola, pepsi, and sunatory water group. In addition to the large companies, there are also many regional and specialty brands, primarily privately held bottlers with local distribution. Scope of competitive rivalry Competitors compete globally, internationally, nationally, regionally, and locally. Degree of product differentiation The products or rival sellers are primarily identical. There are submarkets in the bottled water industry such as purified, mineral, sparkling, or enhanced waters, Product innovation
Production capacity Surplus is not pushing prices and profit margins down. Pace of technological change There are ongoing upgrades to accommodate new product innovation and consumers' wants. Vertical integration Smaller bottled water companies operate in only one or two stages of the industry but the large companies are fully integrated from the aquifers, springs, or other sources of water to the purification...
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ThinkMind // International Journal On Advances in Life Sciences, volume 11, numbers 1 and 2, 2019 // View article lifsci_v11_n12_2019_5
Identification of Appropriate Facial Expressions for Medical Doctors
Authors:Akemi OeYoshitoshi Murata
Keywords: doctor-patient interaction; facial expression; nonverbal communication
Abstract:Establishing trust between a patient and a doctor depends as much on their relationship as on the doctor's medical abilities. One of important factors in building and maintaining a relationship is whether the doctor produces facial expressions appropriate to the patient's condition. The purpose of this study is to identify facial expressions appropriate to various patient conditions. We focused on the greetings given by young doctors at the beginning of medical interviews of adult patients in the general ward of a hospital. Images of a role-playing patient portraying one of three physical conditions were shown to seven student doctors, who were then videotaped as they greeted the "patient." We identified appropriate facial expressions for each condition on the basis of both human evaluation and computer-aided facial expression emotion analysis. We also identified an appropriate facial expression when a young doctor auscultates a patient and clarified differences in the evaluation of facial expressions due to the gender and age of the evaluators. Finally, we clarified facial expressions required for pediatricians.
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Publication date: June 30, 2019
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Robust governance led by senior managers and Approved Persons can ensure that changes to your operations and your services for customers are well managed and that important risks are surfaced early and dealt with. A simple structure of policy groups chaired by senior management and supported by strong risk, compliance and technical functions can act as a brake on sometimes chaotic change and align your services with your business objectives and your customers' needs as well as reducing unnecessary spend and distracting initiatives.
Enterprise Learning can independently assess your existing governance structures to validate them and advise on improvements, reviews which can be provided to regulators if required as proof of your commitment to strong governance. We can help you put in place a streamlined structure, developing Terms of Reference for your groups and Role Profiles for your senior managers. We can also help you ensure these groups and people receive the right management information as well as understand regulatory expectations and how competitor firms operate. We can work with your Risk/Compliance functions to strengthen their approaches and help ensure their monitoring and policy approaches are effective as well as practical. If necessary we can carry out independent audits on behalf of senior managers or Risk/Compliance or provide specialist resource to help Risk/Compliance functions.
If necessary we can help you prepare for regulatory reviews and visits or manage your relationships with regulators after visits or when you are moving into new business areas.
- I have appropriately skilled and senior people on my governance groups and other decision making teams to decide policy and make decisions.
- I have robust and effective Change Control procedures when authorising any changes to regulated standards or processes, and ensure a full archived record of decision making is maintained.
- I regularly review any customer operations using appropriate MI to identify and act on areas of concern.
- I lead on risk management and ensure major risks (including Conduct Risks) are identified and appropriate systems are in place to ensure these are monitored and managed.
- Senior managers keep up to date with regulatory thinking and requirements
Negative Indicators
- Decision makers appointed who do not have the required level of seniority/capability.
- Authorising changes without change control procedures which allows haphazard changes to processes or guidance without due consideration and authorisation.
- MI is distributed but recipients do not use it or do not understand when they should take action/ what action to take.
- Risk Function assumes that because MI is available, the operational leadership is capable of using this data to identify risks and mitigate them successfully.


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Designer Jamie Richards from Margaret Wray. Image supplied.
Jamie Richards is the designer behind vintage-inspired bridal label Margaret Wray, which captured our hearts on the runway in the New Zealand Weddings Magazine show at New Zealand Fashion Week 2017. The New Zealand-raised London-based designer named her label after her grandmothers and has grown her brand from one-off bespoke gowns to full collections of beautiful wedding gowns.
We caught up with Jamie to find out more about her brand, what inspires her and what you would never catch her wearing!
Tell us about your latest collection?
My collections tend to grow organically with the private clients I work with; however, my most recent additions were the new pieces I created for SS18 and showed at New Zealand Fashion Week back in September.
My SS18 collection introduces current trends, such as wide leg trousers and separates, whilst maintaining my vintage feel. I find strong women such as Marlene Dietrich inspiring so it made perfect sense to include a wide leg jumpsuit! The combination of new silhouettes in sumptuous European silks alongside intricate lace paneling creates a real statement look and something very unique; vintage inspiration can come from any number of decades and I was certainly feeling the 1930's for my new collection!
What made you become a designer?
After over 15 years of working within the fashion industry as a Garment Technician within premium and luxury brands I was regularly being asked to create gowns for friends and family. I have always wanted to establish my own brand and after requests grew I had the confidence to try and create something of my own, which encapsulated my values of honesty, craftsmanship and originality. Discovering a fantastic studio in central London was pivotal and I began creating one off bespoke gowns for clients about 5 years ago. I was doing this in my spare time until I left my full time job to consult in my specialist field.
What inspires you?
I knew in my heart that contemporary vintage was my true style and what inspires me. Margaret and Wray are the Christian and maiden names of my grandmothers. They are my inspiration and part of me so it felt natural to name my brand after them.
I have travelled to so many interesting places, I always find inspiration from new cultures and people I meet but also living in London for so many years, you can't help but be inspired by the people and place!
Looks from Margaret Wray on the runway at New Zealand Fashion Week 2017.
Describe your personal style and how it influences your designs?
My role as a garment technician means I am certainly picky about how well a garment fits! My style is of course vintage-inspired contemporary, but for me whatever I wear I have to feel comfortable. This is a vital element in my designs; my clients have to feel comfortable within a perfectly fitted gown that makes them look and feel wonderful.
What is your all-time favourite purchase?
Apart from my Vespa… my bed! It's so important to get a good night's sleep!
Work related, it's hard to choose one, with so many amazing vintage treats I've come across but really I couldn't live without my steam generated iron and heated ironing board. I only iron on it now, I even save up my own clothes and take them to my studio to do.
What wardrobe item should everyone invest in?
It depends where you live but I always swear by a quality coat for winter and a great pair of boots! That might change now I'm about to migrate back to the southern part of the world however in London it's essential all year round! Other than that, a hot pair of heels, you must have something that makes you feel amazing in your wardrobe! That one item you put on and own it every time.
Do you have a style rule you always obey?
It has to fit properly! Also try not to directly copy trends; if you like a trend, make it to work within your style.
What has been the highlight of your career so far?
Showing at New Zealand Fashion Week in September was definitely a highlight so far. To see my designs on the runway alongside such incredible designers such as Trish Peng who I very much admire was truly amazing.
What can't you live without?
My family, they are always there for me, unconditionally and it keeps me going when I am on the other side of the world.
Finish this sentence – You would never catch me wearing…
White (unless on a very special occasion of course)…. And a thong bikini – for obvious reasons!
Runway images by James Yang Photography.