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TomTom START 20 Europe
Catalogue Number: 211-4340
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- 4.3" touch screen
- IQ Routes: The fastest routes and most accurate arrival times
- Advanced Lane Guidance: Gives you extra clarity when navigating difficult junctions.
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This TomTom Start 20 EU sat nav is just what you need for finding the quickest route to your destination. The TomTom has detailed maps of everything within the UK and full roads of Europe displayed on a 4.3" touchscreen. The Start 20 comes with IQ Routes that give you accurate arrival times to your destination. All you need to do is tap in the postcode or street name and this sat nav will direct you to the address. With spoken street names, you will not have to take your eyes off the road to look at the sat nav. When you arrive at your destination, a parking assist function finds the nearest place for you to park your car. Other useful features to help you on route include speed camera warnings to let you know where the speed cameras are, plus a speed limit indicator that informs you of the speed limit of the road you are on. Advanced lane guidance to guide you through complicated junctions without missing your turning. On the most difficult motorway junctions it will create a realistic 3D representation of the junction to give you a clearer idea of where you are going. This TomTom allows you to add data cards and additional maps to the system. You have a choice of route set up and customisable points of interest, so it will alert you of any sites of historic significance on your journey. You can also program this sat nav for multiple destinations, a feature that is useful for multi drop drivers. The Start 20 comes with suction mounts to allow you to mount it on your windscreen or dashboard and has a USB port and power cable. Rechargeable lithium-ion battery included, battery life 2hrs.
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Key Information | |
Type | Portable car sat nav |
Display & Graphics | |
Screen Size (Diagonal) | 4.3 |
Screen Width | Y |
Horizontal Display Resolution (pixels) | 480 |
Vertical Display Resolution (pixels) | 272 |
Customizable Screens | N |
Navigation | |
Navigate To Postcode | Yes |
Navigate To Street Name | Y |
Route Avoidance | Y |
Electronic Compass | N |
Optimise Route For Multiple Destinations | Y |
GPS Enabled | Y |
Preloaded Routes Installed | N |
Lane Guidance System | Y |
3D Mapping | N |
Additional Map Function | Y |
Choice Of Route Setup | Y |
Customisable Points Of Interest | Y |
Dynamic Rerouting | Y |
Power | |
Internal Battery Type | Rechargeable |
Battery Life (hrs) | 2 hours |
Number Of Batteries Required | 1 |
Batteries Included | Y |
Network & Communication | |
Bluetooth� | N |
FM/TMC Traffic Updates | Yes |
Internet/GSM Traffic Updates | No |
FM Transmitter | N |
Wireless Capability | N |
Sound | |
Spoken Directions | Y |
MP3 Player | N |
Audio Book Player | N |
Interfaces/Ports | |
Headphone Jack/audio Line-out | N |
USB Port | Y |
Storage | |
Accepts Data Cards | Y |
Software | |
Training Centre Software | N |
Features | |
Portable | Y |
Monitors Speed & Distance | Y |
Monitors Heart Rate | N |
Watch Mode | N |
Barometric Altimeter | N |
High-sensitivity Receiver | N |
Marine-friendly | N |
Picture Viewer | N |
Speed Limit Indicator | Y |
Voice-activated Navigation | N |
Water-resistant | N |
Stores Activity History | Y |
Unit-to-unit Transfer | N |
Waypoints | N |
Safety Camera Warning | No |
Touch Screen | Y |
Memory | |
Memory Type | Internal |
Additional Information | |
What"s in the Box | Includes: suction mount, power lead, points of interest, PC software, UK and full roads of all Europe maps |
Dimensions | |
Product Height | 11.8 Centimetre |
Product Width | 8.4 Centimetre |
Product Depth | 1.9 Centimetre |
Product Weight | 0.154 Kilogram |
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Parton FC joins game's greats!
Last updated at 11:23, Thursday, 14 June 2012
WAYNE Rooney, Joe Hart and Mario Balotelli are to be immortalised in a new National Football Museum – alongside players from Parton FC.
Members of the village team were chosen to star in a movie called The Beautiful Game which will be one of the exhibits at the museum's new £9million Manchester premises.
The film follows every aspect of the game from the pre-match build-up to the final whistle and covers kids on the streets to premiership and international stars.
Joanne Singleton, secretary of Parton FC, said: "It is brilliant we are to feature at the museum, we are absolutely chuffed.''
The film-makers had chosen the teams which gave the best representation of English football, from the smallest clubs to the largest, aiming to bring grassroots football to life.
"When the film crew turned up, last September, the weather was so terrible the match had to be cancelled,'' she explained. "So they filmed the team pre-match and doing cross-bar challenges. The crew was at the club all day and they were lovely.
"It is great we will be part of the film which will be shown to thousands of visitors,'' Joanne said. "We are very proud.''
Parton FC is currently in desperate need of a portable building to use next season for changing facilities.
They are also looking for more players and supporters to continue its development.
The club has funding for new facilities but faces problems with the conditions of their ground.
"We are only a small club with just one adult team,'' Joanne said. "We want to build the club back up and encourage junior teams again.
"It is a lovely club and we are happy to welcome anyone who think they can help us out.''
Anyone willing to support the club should contact Joanne on 07826 722929.
Richard Oliver, director of Our Beautiful Game, said: "We went out expecting to find a broken Britain, but instead found a country totally united by its love of football.''
Kevin Moore, National Football Museum director, said: "This film celebrates everything we love about the game. Football is so much more than just the game we see on the TV; it's a part of our life, culture and passion.
"The film is a must-see and makes one of the great attractions for the new museum in Manchester when it opens on July 6."
Other exhibits included in the museum are the ball from the 1966 World Cup final and the shirt worn by Maradona during the infamous 1986 'Hand of God' quarter-final match between England and Argentina.
First published at 11:07, Thursday, 14 June 2012
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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Jealousy is a funny thing. For a village club (that has over 80 years history) to manage to even turn a team out and continue for so long against teams with a much larger catchment area and, as the detective above points out, little or no facilities is a fantastic achievement. Well done to all involved for this moment in the sun for them. P.s if the 'Parton Onlooker' wants to carry on onlooking at Parton Utd F.C then they might want to head to the 'National Football Museum' in Manchester where they can continue there fascination with this great little club in there.
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SALT LAKE CITY — A parent who was "All Shook Up" about Elvis Presley songs in a high-school drama prompted educators to cancel the musical, deeming it too sexual. But the decision was reversed Thursday by administrators at the high school south of Salt Lake City.
The administrators at Herriman High School received permission from the copyright owners of "All Shook Up" to edit some of Presley's songs and make scene changes in the American jukebox musical that borrows from William Shakespeare.
"The show will go on," said Sandy Riesgraf, a spokeswoman for the Jordan School District. "Our biggest concern early on, we wanted to make some changes to keep the play within community values. It's a win-win for all of us."
Presley warbles about a sweetheart whose "lips are like a volcano that's hot" in his song from 1957. "I'm proud to say she's my buttercup. I'm in love. I'm all shook up."
His song lyrics together with a scene suggesting cross-dressing were deemed offensive by a person the school is refusing to identify.
Some think school administrators folded too easily at the start.
"I'm at a loss," Jill Fishback, whose daughter worked on the production, told The Salt Lake Tribune. "They're singing Elvis songs. A girl dresses up as a boy and kisses a boy. ... It's not promoting homosexuality. It was supposed to be a farce."
"All Shook Up" brings a modern twist to Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," which portrays a female castaway who dresses as a boy to evade detection in ancient southern Europe, said Martine Green-Rogers, a theater fellow at the University of Utah.
"There's a misunderstanding about the plot of the play," Green-Rogers said. "It happens a lot in theater. Artists push boundaries."
The female castaway dresses as a boy as cover to wander about, but reveals herself as she falls in love with a young man. "By that time, the genders have been righted," Green-Rogers said. "The audience knows it's not a homosexual relationship." Continued...
Nonetheless, Herriman High School, about 20 miles from Salt Lake City, will make some scene changes to the musical version of the Shakespeare play that Riesgraf couldn't immediately specify on Thursday.
"We weren't asking for a lot. It will not change the intent of the play. They gave us their blessing," she said of the musical's producers.
The reversal came a day after administrators said they were scrubbing "All Shook Up." The production is back on for a run in February and March.
It wasn't the first time some Utah parents balked at a school drama. In August, the family values group Eagle Forum got Jordan School District administrators to cancel "Dead Man Walking," a play about a Catholic nun who counsels a death-row inmate in Louisiana.
"Dead Man Walking" was scratched even though much of its profanity had been removed from the script. The backlash prompted policy changes that allowed administrators to swiftly suspend "All Shook Up" before the reversal.
Jordan officials gave parents a greater role over student plays. They required actors to secure a parent's permission and drama teachers to seek clearance for plays not on an approved list. But district officials said they failed to give "All Shook Up" careful scrutiny
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"Some of the more aggressive the deals the factories are putting out today tend to only be available to about 20 percent of the public," says John Giamalvo, the director of dealer strategy of Edmunds.com.
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Geographically speaking, North Carolina's Piedmont is the largest area of the state, and it contains most of our largest cities. That means there's a vast array of things to see and do here, so many that it may be difficult to decide what to explore first.
So, we've put together a list of twenty Piedmont places, events, and sights that should be on your 'must see in NC' list. Twenty things that you've gotta do before you can say you've truly experienced North Carolina's Piedmont.
- Feel like a kid again at the NC State Fair, Raleigh
With more than 150 years of history, the North Carolina State Fair has become an October tradition enjoyed by generations of residents and visitors alike. The fair has a massive midway with rides and games, a vast array of entertainment and exhibits, and, of course, food ranging from barbecue to funnel cakes to fried candy! To make getting there half the fun, take the Amtrak Carolinian, which stops directly across from the State Fairgrounds. - Catch a thrill at the U.S. National Whitewater Center, Charlotte
North Carolina's outdoor enthusiasts got a brand new place to play in 2006, when this 307-acre adventure sport facility opened on the banks of the Catawba River. Besides the world's largest artificial whitewater river (used by the US Olympic Team for training and trials), the center features mountain biking and hiking trails, a climbing center, a zipline, a ropes course, and the River's Edge Bar & Grill, which overlooks the rapids. In warmer months, there's music and entertainment on selected weeknights. - Spin the potter's wheel in Seagrove
NC's famous red clay is the raw material for an entire cottage industry in Seagrove, where Native Americans and European settlers alike learned to turn the soil into pottery that was both functional and artistic. Today, the Seagrove area is home to dozens of artisans who create beautiful works of art in their studios, many of which can be found along NC Highway 705, known as "The Pottery Highway". - Travel back in time to Mayberry, Mount Airy
Actor Andy Griffith grew up in this little Surry County town, so it's no wonder that visitors to Mount Airy's Main Street feel immediately transported to the idyllic "Mayberry" of television's golden era. Stop in at Floyd's Barber Shop, have a pork chop sandwich at the Snappy Lunch, and take a picture with the TV Land statue of Andy and Opie. For a complete Mayberry experience, stop in during the last weekend in September when the Surry Arts Council puts on its "Mayberry Days" festival. - Declare your independence in Halifax
We all know about July 4, 1776, but on April 12th of that same year, the North Carolina Provincial Congress passed the Halifax Resolves, the first official call by a colony to break away from England. That date is commemorated on our state flag, and Historic Halifax is a State Historic Site. In addition to commemorating Halifax Day every April 12, the site has tours of several beautifully restored colonial-era buildings from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. - Embrace history at the Town Creek Indian Mound, Mount Gilead
Back in 1936, Montgomery County farmer Lloyd Frutchey almost tore the mound apart to fill a low spot in his fields, but luckily, archaeologists managed to talk him out of it. Thanks to that, we have the Town Creek Indian Mound, which is a world-class prehistoric site that is nearly 800 years old. The mound is the only one of its type in North Carolina, and it tells the story of one of our earliest native cultures… and the only State Historic Site dedicated exclusively to Indian history. It's open daily and features a museum and reconstructed village. - Get High on the Hog in Lexington
Lexington is the self-proclaimed Barbecue Capital of the World, in a state that has an abundance of great barbecue. So, whether you like it vinegar-based or tomato-based, whole hog or pork shoulders, chopped or sliced, you can't miss out on barbecue in Lexington, accompanied by hushpuppies, cole slaw, and super-sweet sweet tea. They even have a festival dedicated to barbecue every October, and a hometown winery (Childress) that makes a Fine Swine Wine to go perfectly with Lexington's signature culinary contribution. - Marvel at the Duke Chapel, Durham
Every gothic cathedral is a big undertaking, and most take decades to complete. The Duke University Chapel is gothic from top-to-bottom, and with 73-foot ceilings, it's certainly colossal. But builders here were relatively speedy, getting from cornerstone to dedication in only five years. It is one of the largest and most actively used university chapels in the US, and it is amazing. The wood and stone carvings are truly one of a kind, and there are more than a million pieces of stained glass depicting both the Old and New Testaments. The chapel is located on the Duke University campus, and Sunday services start at 11 a.m. - Satisfy your need for speed in Concord
NASCAR's heart is located in North Carolina, and the hallowed pavement at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord is where that heart beats the fastest. With Sprint Cup Races in May and October, the Speedway plays a big part in the Race For The Cup. Even when there's not a NASCAR race here, the Speedway hosts a brand new dragway and a great behind-the-scenes tour. For the super-adventurous, there are driving schools at the speedway that will let you pilot a real race car around the track. With that, and several race shops in the neighborhood, you'll find a lot here to keep your motor runnin'. - Let your spirit soar at the Carolina Balloonfest, Statesville
There's nothing quite like the sight of dozens of hot air balloons ascending into the sky at dawn or dusk, and every October in Statesville, the Carolina Balloonfest brings that incredible and rare sight to thousands of visitors at the Statesville Regional Airport. There's also entertainment, food, and a kids fun zone, but the main attraction here are the balloons of all shapes and sizes that you see glowing and rising during a mass ascension. NC Zoo Giraffes
You won't find one of those depressing collections of steel and concrete cages here! In fact, the NC Zoo was among the first zoos to incorporate natural habitat enclosures for its animals. Today, it is still one of the largest walk-through zoos in the US, incorporating more than a thousand animals into natural settings on approximately 500 acres. The bird house is worth the trip alone, but here you can also walk from the African grasslands to the Arctic coast in a matter of minutes. The NC Zoo is a world of fun for the whole family!- Scream your lungs out at an ACC Basketball game
Wolfpack, Heels, Deacons and Devils… oh, my! If you're looking for a great game of college basketball and a fired-up crowd, there's no place better than NC's Tobacco Road campuses. NC State, Duke, and the University of North Carolina are all within a few miles of each other in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill respectively, while Wake Forest is a mere hour to the west in Winston-Salem. Wherever you get your tickets, you're bound to find top-notch college hoops and some of the fiercest rivalries in the world of sports. - Catch the holiday spirit in Christmas Town, McAdenville
If you need some light to brighten your dark winter nights and get you into the holiday mood, look no further then the tiny Gaston County town of McAdenville, which becomes the nationally-renowned Christmas Town, USA each December. The tradition started in 1956 with nine trees, but at last count, the display was up to nearly 400 trees with 450,000 lights. You can drive through the town's display or walk, but keep in mind that the weeknight displays end at 9:30 p.m. so that local textile workers can get to their shift change on time. - Explore a major Civil War battleground at Bentonville
North Carolina gave more soldiers to the Confederacy than any other state, and Bentonville was the Civil War's last major battle and final full-scale offensive mounted by the South. If you're a history buff, this should be on your list. From March 19-21, 1865, nearly 20,000 Confederates went up against 60,000 Union soldiers in a last-ditch effort to stop Sherman's march north from Atlanta through the Carolinas. Today, the battlefield is a State Historic Site and is open daily to visitors. - Step into the past at Old Salem
Old Salem is more than just a collection of historic buildings. When you come here, you are walking into the past, complete with costumed townspeople who will share their craftmaking expertise with you, whether it's pottery, sewing, or an intricate paper cutting art called 'scherenschnitte'. You can also soak up the sun in the town square that was laid out in 1768, or get a treat at the Winkler Bakery, where they're still using the original ovens built in 1800. There's also gardens, a toy museum, and the renowned Museum Of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA). For a special treat, attend the outdoor Easter Sunrise Service on God's Acre. - See the stars at the Morehead Planetarium, Chapel Hill
Whether you've always been fascinated by the night sky or you can't tell a comet from a meteor, the Morehead Planetarium serves up entertaining and educational fun for stargazers of all ages. With a 68-foot diameter dome the Morehead is one of only five planetariums in North Carolina, one of the country's largest and most modern, and one of the few that are completely automated. The Morehead Planetarium has been thrilling visitors since 1949, and the cutting-edge technology can project nearly 9,000 stars onto the dome. Indoor shows run Wednesday through Saturday evenings, live sky shows are featured on Fridays, and there's a delightfully diverse schedule of programs throughout the year. - Salute heroes at the Airborne & Special Operations Museum, Fayetteville
The American paratrooper has been a vital part of our nation's defense since Lieutenant Bill Ryder became the first soldier to jump from an airplane on August 16th, 1940. The Army has come a long way in developing the airborne military unit, and this museum in downtown Fayetteville has detailed exhibits on the units and the brave men and women who have served in them. Be sure and check out the Pitch, Roll, and Yaw Vista Dome Motion Simulator, which makes a larger-than-life film on airborne and special operations seem almost real. It will give you an extreme taste of what the Army's finest are trained to do! - Catch a thrill at Carowinds, Charlotte
It is the largest theme park in the Carolinas, and has much to offer in the way of thrill rides and family entertainment. Located just south of Charlotte, Carowinds straddles the state line and offers both adrenaline-pumping roller coasters and more sedate family rides. Included in the price of admission is Boomerang Bay, a water park featuring 20 acres of slides, pools and beaches. New for 2009 is the thrilling Carolina Cobra, a 125-foot twisting, towering serpent that sends you speeding through three inversions… forward and backward! - Shop for fine furniture in High Point & Hickory
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I remember a post about this! I was beyond shocked!!! THAT would have been a bridezilla moment for me :P.I sometimes wish I had told my guests "no pictures during the ceremony" but, I do love some of the pictures that guests took. So, it's a crapshoot. Most of the pictures that we got back from the back of the ceremony area though, had dozens of guests with their cameras in the air, and it looked pretty ridiculous. I will say this, if you don't do a "no cameras", at least remind your WEDDING PARTY. My partner's sister took photos while standing at the altar. 90% of the pictures with her in it were with her holding up her camera or looking down at the screen. I was furious. After the wedding, I started looking around and found that this is not an uncommon problem. There were at least a handful of brides on my month board that had the same issue.
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At my FSIL's wedding last month, my FI's aunt sat behind him and had her video camera resting on his shoulder the whole so that she could get an uninterrupted view. He was pissssed. Just thought I'd share. Even with the above story, I think it's rude to tell people not to use flash photography. I think it's great that friends and family are so excited for you to get married that they want to document it. I just don't see why it's a big deal.
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My photographer told our guests not to take pictures of us and i thought it was super rude of him, after i saw the pictures of us walking out of the church i understood why, all our guests are holding up their camera's or you can see a bunch of little lights in the background which kinda ruined the pretty natural lighting in the church.At my FSIL's wedding last month, my FI's aunt sat behind him and had her video camera resting on his shoulder the whole so that she could get an uninterrupted view. He was pissssed. Just thought I'd share. Even with the above story, I think it's rude to tell people not to use flash photography. I think it's great that friends and family are so excited for you to get married that they want to document it. I just don't see why it's a big deal.
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Prior to my entrance, Our pastor made an announcement to our guests saying no pictures are to be taken during the ceremony. I was taken aback by that and thought that was rude when I heard because there was no policy in the church regarding this and he did not ask me or H our thoughts on this.
Fortunately, my photographer asked me prior to the procession as she thought there was some kind of rule for no pics being taken in the church (so glad she asked or else we would not have any ceremony pics!!).
People still took pics regardless but after reading everyone's posts I can understand asking guests not to take photos during the ceremony.
A good photographer should know how to overcome these things. I'm not saying your photographer isn't good but you can't plan for everything to go perfectly and they need to be able to deal with any situation. Plus, there is always photoshop. Don;t like something, just remove it via photoshop, lol.Recently my photographer for our wedding next December posted a picture of a guest actually ruining a great shot she had taken of the bride and groom walking down the aisle because they used a flash, which ended up right between the couple. After she posted that, it got me thinking about a friend of mine who said no flashes about a year ago, to which I remember thinking "wow, control freak" LOL! After seeing that picture, however, I completely get it! We are paying a lot of money for our photographer to get the perfect shot, we aren't paying the guests! Is it appropriate to put in the ceremony programs "No flash photography, please" or something along the lines of how we understand the excitement of getting that perfect shot for yourself, but please be understanding that we have hired a professional photographer to get that perfect shot for us (obviously not those exact words). I know people have posted something in a frame, but I'd be afraid that will get over looked, and if the priest announces it too early, I'd be afraid people would miss the announcement. Let me know what you think!
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We've done the unthinkable with our new upholstered bed. If our research is correct, when a kid is told to make this bed, they often say thank you. Must be because of its upholstery that can be customized in an array of fabrics, colors and patterns. Simple, arched design allows your fabric to stand out.
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