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		<title>By: Chas Lister</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chas Lister</dc:creator>
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		<description>Happy New Year mate
Early nights
easy rising 
it all seems so long ago. Tomorrow we go to war again.  2009 - the time to drive a new market model for delivery of dental care independent of Government interference
We ran a counselling sesssion: we had to put down one of our old dogs on NY Day and some friends lost a dog to a car impact on NYE and were beside themselves
Champagne and some reminiscences have helped
We use a cornish stome mason and his products help at http://www.celticmasonart.co.uk/

Sat nav:
1  the maps are only as good as the data - make no assumption that your map is accurate. Check you map data and accuracy  and get the upgrade package
2  Postcodes in the UK are variable esp in rural areas - a post code will get you within 0.5m - you may still have to use that rarest of skills, common sense
3  Remember: shortest routes out of / into departures / arrival cities / towns , quickest routes BETWEEN so change the settings en route
4  A geek wrote the program that designates your route . and he may not have worked for Apple, indeed may not even be able to drive
5  Get the UK &#039;safety&#039; camera and speed trap package - its worth its weight
6  Sat nav only works for intelligent drivers
7  Find the internal settings and tweak them - PNDs are surprisingly accurate for ETA etc
8  Try inputting the route and then ignore it until you know you need it - the road is mnor important than the screen
9  The male brain [left side] has greater capacity to navigate than the machine - but it can always tell you where you are at that moment :) which is when you tell IT where to go!!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Happy New Year mate<br />
Early nights<br />
easy rising<br />
it all seems so long ago. Tomorrow we go to war again.  2009 &#8211; the time to drive a new market model for delivery of dental care independent of Government interference<br />
We ran a counselling sesssion: we had to put down one of our old dogs on NY Day and some friends lost a dog to a car impact on NYE and were beside themselves<br />
Champagne and some reminiscences have helped<br />
We use a cornish stome mason and his products help at <a href="http://www.celticmasonart.co.uk/" rel="nofollow">http://www.celticmasonart.co.uk/</a></p>
<p>Sat nav:<br />
1  the maps are only as good as the data &#8211; make no assumption that your map is accurate. Check you map data and accuracy  and get the upgrade package<br />
2  Postcodes in the UK are variable esp in rural areas &#8211; a post code will get you within 0.5m &#8211; you may still have to use that rarest of skills, common sense<br />
3  Remember: shortest routes out of / into departures / arrival cities / towns , quickest routes BETWEEN so change the settings en route<br />
4  A geek wrote the program that designates your route . and he may not have worked for Apple, indeed may not even be able to drive<br />
5  Get the UK &#8217;safety&#8217; camera and speed trap package &#8211; its worth its weight<br />
6  Sat nav only works for intelligent drivers<br />
7  Find the internal settings and tweak them &#8211; PNDs are surprisingly accurate for ETA etc<br />
8  Try inputting the route and then ignore it until you know you need it &#8211; the road is mnor important than the screen<br />
9  The male brain [left side] has greater capacity to navigate than the machine &#8211; but it can always tell you where you are at that moment <img src='http://www.coachbarrow.com/blog/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  which is when you tell IT where to go!!!</p>
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