text: Front Easily find stopping points Keep track of your time behind the wheel See your routes clearly on the 5" display Trucker-friendly directions keep you on schedule Photos (11) Video View larger Garmin dēzl™ 560LMT Portable navigator for truckers includes free lifetime map and traffic updates Item #: 150DZ56LMT 11 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $269.99 Shop all Portable GPS Navigation Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Dominic Devito Garmin talked to large-vehicle drivers about the unique challenges they face on the road, then designed the dezl 560LMT portable navigator for truck and RV guidance. It features a free traffic-information service that lets you know about congestion in your area so you can find a better route. You can keep up on road changes with up to four map updates per year without any additional costs. It'll get you through the long haul without endangering your cargo and it works great in your car, too. Be the envy of your convoy Tired of looking at a small screen from the driver's seat? The dezl 560LMT features a 5" touch display which gives you plenty of map detail. You'll have access to road maps for the entire U.S. and Canada, plus much of Mexico. Truck-specific points of interest will come in handy when it's time to find a shower or weigh station. Text-to-speech voice prompts say the actual names of roads at upcoming turns, and you'll hear them easily over engine noise through the extra-loud built-in speaker. You'll also get lane assistance and junction view to keep you in the right lane when you're at complicated intersections. Worried about possible dangerous road conditions? The 560LMT provides upcoming road info, such as sharp curves and high winds. You'll also get a heads-up for steep grades so you can downshift accordingly. If you're in an area with a lower speed limit for trucks, the 560LMT will alert you on the screen to help you avoid an encounter with smokey. And it's got a rear-view camera input so you can see what's going on behind you when you're backing up. Over-the-road ready The dezl 560LMT includes a preloaded NTTS Breakdown Directory so you can find a truck repair shop nearby in case of rig trouble. It even provides 24-hour road service listings for late-night truck emergencies. The dezl 560LMT also provides specialized routing for truck-related restrictions on most roads in the contiguous 48 states and Canada. You can specify height, weight, length, width, and hazardous materials criteria, and the navigator will provide the best, safest route to your destination — RV owners can do the same. The 560LMT also tracks your HOS (Hours of Service) and logs your mileage by state for IFTA purposes. Don't let traffic keep you from your next pickup or drop The dezl 560LMT includes a FM-TMC traffic-info receiver which keeps you updated on potential delays in most metropolitan areas. The 560LMT can offer detailed information on the cause of the delay, and save you time by finding a quick way around the problem. Best of all, you pay no subscription fees for the life of your navigator. Stay connected with Bluetooth® The dezl 560LMT's built-in Bluetooth connectivity allows you to conduct phone calls hands-free with your compatible phone. You can keep in touch with friends and family without diverting your attention from the road ahead. Most points of interest in Garmin's database include the phone numbers, so you can call ahead with the one tap of the screen to make reservations at hotels or check parking availability at truck stops. Product Highlights:portable GPS navigator for over-the-road trucks and RVsnüMaps Lifetime download card (receive up to 4 map updates per year without additional fees)includes FM-TMC traffic receiver for free lifetime traffic infoJPEG picture viewerrear-view camera inputportable friction mount, car power adapter, USB cable, and built-in rechargeable battery with up to 4 hours of lifeNavigation features:5" (480 x 272 pixels) display with touchscreen control6 million points of interest (allows custom points of interest)maps of the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands, plus much of Mexico (highways, secondary roads, and some cities)text-to-speech voice prompts announce actual road names at turnsbuilt-in NTTS Breakdown Directoryallows truck-specific restrictions when routing in the contiguous 48 states and Canadaautomatic IFTA mileage and HOS trackingmyTrends predicts your destination and automatically provides estimated arrival timetrafficTrends provides routes based on actual historic travel times due to daily trafficecoRoute calculates a more fuel-efficient routelane assistance and junction viewspeed limit indicatorbuilt-in travel kit including world clock, currency and measurement converters, calculator, and moresecurity feature allows you to disable most functions with a user-entered passwordmulti-destination routing: route optimizationtransport modes: truck, RV, auto, pedestrianExpandability:microSD card slotOther features and specs:Bluetooth technology: conduct hands-free calls with your compatible cell phonedimensions: 5-7/16"W x 3-5/16"H x 5/8"Dweight: 6.8 oz.warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Who needs a portable navigator? Portable GPS puts you in touch with the world when you're on the road. Tap the restaurant icon, and it asks you what kind of food you're looking for. Type in "Mexican," and you're eating a burrito before you know it. A portable navigator not only gets you to your destination, it can also find museums, theaters, and other spots along the way. Many navigators receive traffic reports, so you can avoid jams. Other cool features range from hands-free calling to 3D graphics and lane guidance. Best of all, you can move a portable easily from car to car, a big plus for multi-car families. Garmin dēzl™ 560LMT Reviews Average Customer Review: 11 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. 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Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Garmin GPS Written By Roberta M, Pulaski Tn 38478 on Monday, January 12, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am still learning about it but it has all the features that I need for my job. Pros: It has many features for my job and it seems to be easy to navigate. Was this review helpful? Yes No good deal Written By good deal, pa on Thursday, November 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Its a great unit Pros: the fact that it can be used in three modes truck,car, and walking mode Cons: none yet 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Good unit Written By Mark, NYC on Sunday, August 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far I have the unit for about 2 weeks now. Im impressed with the processing speed of the unit and responsivness of the screen. It gives you possible suggestions much quicker without finishing typing, much quicker than other garmin units I had. Its pretty fast in finding route once you press go. I have seen other truck navigations systems that take much longer. I have not tested the traffic feature because I use Google Maps on my phone which is very accurate. Overall, Im very happy so far. Pros: Fast, accurate, fast reroute, good suggestions Cons: It doesnt show you what side of the street address is on and it doesnt route you for the address to be on your RIGHT all the time. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Garmin dēzl™ 560LMT Written By Bill, Arcadia Fl on Sunday, July 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Took a trip to Watkins Glen NY. Worked perfectly. Pros: Screen size is good. Cons: None. Need to learn to navigate it. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Garmin dezl 560 LMT Written By kurt, West Palm Beach, FL on Monday, June 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I would not recommend this product as it CANNOT be trusted. In the RV mode it makes the worst decisions as to the route to take. Almost every time we have used it, it has either routed us way out of the way, taken us off of an interstate way before it made any sense. gave false warning about road characteristics...etc . If I could give it a zero I would have done so!! Pros: none Cons: Bad routing False warnings Worthless 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Garmin 560lmt dezl Written By Jeff, Fairmount, IN on Saturday, April 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Shipped very fast, GPS works just like it's supposed too. Pros: Big enough screen too see easily Cons: Stupid bean bag mount does not stay in one place in a big truck, had to buy a separate windshield mount for it. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No dezl 560lmt Written By MarkD, Ludlow Ma on Saturday, April 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) you can choose car,truck or rv which is good when you drive truck cross country 4 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Commercial Vehicle Written By Anonymous, Monroe Twp., NJ on Sunday, February 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The map update was not ready to update when i purchased it. I talked to two techs to set up GPS to lead me TO the tunnels but not the Belt Parkway and ALL other parkways in NYC in a commercial vehicle. I wish there was a setting to say commercial vehicle. Besides all that, the big screen is a plus. The alerts of a camera at the intersection and the arrows of which lane to be in is really cool. I have to call Garmin back to set up how to find area parking lots when i get to my destination quickly. This Garmin does what it says! Pros: Lots of extra features for Truckers. Cons: No real setting for commercial vehicles. Updating when exiting is alittle slow. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Garmin dēzl™ 560LMT Written By KostaM, Rockaway Park, NY on Sunday, September 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Over all the GPS works Great. minor glitches like posted speed limit and displayed limit are not accurate. and to pan ahead and view the rest of the map is not an option. Bluetooth works great speaker works great Screen size is perfect. A must buy for any trucker! 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Could be better Written By KingLuis71, Florence, Sc on Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Packed with features but doesn't have mile marker feature and often takes you down streets a big rig has no business being on. Some maps aren't accurate and neither is some truck stop or scale points. Works fairly well but not sure it was worth twice as much as a regular Garmin. 5 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No A good buy. Written By David S, Cottage Grove, MN on Saturday, June 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I like the options and setting so you can set it for your load. I trust it more than the one that came with my truck. Pros: Ability to save Load dimensions and weights Cons: It needs to be clearer when taking an exit with multiple options so you don't take the wrong lane. 3 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Widescreen GPS navigator for truckers Mounting cradle Friction-type mounting base Mounting arm 19" USB cable (with Type A USB connector on one end and a micro-USB connector on the other end) GTM 35 FM TMC Traffic receiver/cigarette lighter power adapter (with 5' cable terminated by a USB type-B connector) Quick Start Manuals (Eng/Spa) Important Safety and Product Information booklet Accessory Guide Free Trial update for your safety cameras "Activate your Lifetime Maps" note Features and Specs Features Maps Free lifetime updates Map Coverage USA (50), CA, MX Points of Interest 6,000,000 Multiple Destination Routing Yes Screen Size 5" Widescreen Yes Bluetooth Capable Phone Photo Viewer Yes Digital Audio Playback No Text To Speech Yes Voice Control No Dynamic Content Services None Removable Memory Type microSD card Battery Life 4 Hours Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research Trucker Friendly Navigation Features Traffic Information Picture Viewer Built-in Bluetooth Mounting Options Power Requirements Computer Requirements Trucker Friendly OTR (On The Road) Navigation: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT was designed by truckers for truckers, with features that are tailored to the OTR (On The Road) trucking industry. Custom Truck Profiles: You can enter data about the rig you're driving (such as width, overall length, height, gross weight, maximum weight per axle, and number of trailers) or what you're hauling (hazardous materials like explosives, compressed gases, flammable liquids or solids, corrosives, etc.). Multiple truck profiles can be stored in the memory. Note: Entering your vehicle profile does not guarantee that your vehicle's characteristics will be accounted for in all route suggestions. It is your responsibility to account for your vehicle's height, length, weight, and other relevant restrictions when driving. Warning Icons: With your truck profile entered, the dezl 560-LMT will display warning icons along your route that affect your travel. Warnings include size/weight restrictions, hazmat restrictions, road conditions (grounding risk, lateral wind, narrow road, sharp curves, steep grades), and upcoming weigh stations. Truck Speed Limits: Trucking speed limits appear if they are lower than the posted automotive speed limit, and you have the ability to correct the speed limit on the dezl 560-LMT so you have the most accurate data at all times. NTTS Breakdown Directory: The NTTS (National Truck & Trailer Services) Breakdown Directory is pre-loaded into the unit. The dezl 560-LMT combines National Truck and Trailer Services (NTTS) Breakdown Directory POIs with Navteq trucking POIs to provide you the most comprehensive, trucking-specific POI list. You can search for truck-related points of interest, such as truck repair facilities, including those with 24-hour service. Exit Services: The Exit Services function lets you search roadway exits for truck stops, food, lodging, rest areas, and weigh stations so you are never left guessing what is around the bend. Note: Exit service information is only available on controlled-access roads, such as interstates or motorways. IFTA Logging: You can use IFTA Logging to archive data needed for International Fuel Tax Agreement documentation, such as fuel-purchase data and miles driven. Jurisdiction Summary: The jurisdiction summary lists data for each state or province in which your vehicle has operated during each quarter. The jurisdiction summary is only available in some areas. Hours Of Service: You can use the Hours Of Service feature to record your working hours, which will help you comply with safety regulations. You can record the following hours of service. Off Duty: Record the time you are off duty. Sleeper: record the time you are resting in the sleeper. Driving: Record the time you are driving a commercial motor vehicle in operation. On Duty: Record the time you are on duty, but not driving a commercial motor vehicle. Note: This device is not an approved substitute for paper logbook recording requirements under Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations. Drivers should comply with all applicable federal and state paper logbook requirements. Trip Reports: You can conveniently export all the device's trucking logs for improved reporting and tracking of each trip. The unit's trucking logs can be stored on the unit's internal memory or external microSD card (sold separately). Backup Camera Compatible: The dezl 560-LMT features a 3.5mm video input on its mounting cradle. If a composite video backup camera has been installed in your truck, you can view the output of the camera on the dezl 560-LMT. Simply plug the backup camera into the unit's 3.5mm video input. You will need a composite-to-3.5mm video cable (sold separately). The camera output will appear whenever a video signal is present. Navigation Features GPS High-Sensitivity Receiver: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT is equipped with a high-sensitivity WAAS-enabled GPS receiver which enables faster GPS performance. It must acquire a GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite signal in order to navigate. Note: If you are indoors, near tall building or tree, or in a parking garage, the dezl 560-LMT cannot acquire satellites. Go outside to an area free from tall obstructions to use the dezl 560-LMT. Built-in GPS Antenna: The unit has a built-in antenna in its top panel. In order to obtain an optimal signal, the unit must have a clear, unobstructed view of the sky. If the unit is mounted in a truck with a coated windshield or an in-screen heating system, there may be difficulty in obtaining a good signal. Pre-loaded NAVTEQ Maps: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT comes pre-programmed with NAVTEQ's City Navigator (NT 2011.31 ALL) street maps for the entire United States (including Alaska & Hawaii), Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Canada, and Mexico. The maps feature nearly 6-million points of interest (POIs), such as hotels, restaurants, gas stations, ATMs and attractions. Note: You can purchase additional MapSource map data from Garmin and load the maps to the dezl 560-LMT's internal memory or inserted microSD card (via USB connection). Free Lifetime Map Updates: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT includes free lifetime map updates which give you the most up-to-date maps for the life of the Garmin GPS unit. You can activate your free lifetime map updates service at www.mygarmin.com and download up to four map updates per year as soon as they become available. It can only be used for this Garmin GPS unit. Note: Free Lifetime Map Updates entitle you to receive up to 4 map data updates per year, when and as such updates are made available on the Garmin website, for this specific Garmin product only until this product's useful life expires or Garmin no longer receives map data from its third party supplier, whichever is shorter. The updates you receive will be updates to the same geographic map data originally included with your Garmin product when originally purchased. Touchscreen Display: The unit features a bright, 5.0" (diagonal) widescreen, WQVGA, color TFT LCD with touchscreen controls. The display has a resolution of 480 x 272 pixels and a 16:9 aspect ratio. The screen has a manual brightness adjustment. You can select one of three color modes for the display screen: Daytime: Has a lighter, brighter background. Nighttime: Has a black background, easier to see at night. Auto: Display automatically switches between daytime and nighttime at sunrise and sunset. Note: The screen will automatically shut off if the device is inactive for the selected length of time. Navigation Map: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT displays a real-time moving map illustrating your current position and intended route. It will show map scale and geographic details such as lakes, rivers, highways and towns. Your route is marked with a magenta line. A checkered flag marks your destination. As you travel the dezl 560-LMT guides to your destination with arrows on the map and directions at the top of the screen. During your calculated route, your arrival time is displayed in the lower left corner, your current speed is shown in the lower right corner. The posted speed limit for most major roads is displayed near the lower right corner as well. The unit allows you to zoom, pan, and point using the touchscreen during navigation. You can select one of three map orientation displays: 2D Track Up: Two-dimensional map that constantly displays the route from bottom to top of the screen. 2D North Up: Two-dimensional map that constantly displays North at the top of the screen. 3D Track Up: Three-dimensional map that constantly displays the route from bottom to top of the screen. Text-to-Speech Audible Directions: In addition to the visual map, you get voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions that speak street names to your destination; allowing you to keep your eyes more comfortably on the road. The dezl 560-LMT offers male and female voices of various languages. You can also download custom voices from the "Garmin Garage" website. Turn List: When you are navigating a route, the turn list displays turn-by-turn instructions for your entire route and the distance between turns. Next Turn: When you are navigation a route, you can view the next turn on the map and the distance and time left before you reach the turn. Lane Assist with Junction View: Lane assist with junction view guides you to the correct lane for an approaching turn or exit, making unfamiliar intersections and exits easy to navigate. It realistically displays road signs and junctions on your route along with arrows that indicate the proper lane for navigation. As you navigate your route, the unit will provide detailed diagrams of the proper lane to travel when maneuvering a complex interchange. The Junction View page will display what the actual approaching junction looks like, and arrows indicating the lane in which you should be driving. Where Am I?: The "Where Am I?" feature gives you instant access to important information in case of an emergency. When you select "Where Am I?" from the menu, you get the coordinates (including elevation) of your current position, plus the nearest address and intersections. There are also buttons to help you locate the nearest hospitals, police stations, gas stations, and roadside assistance. You can also save the location for future reference. Where To?: During navigation, you can search for places by pressing "Where To?" You can select an Address, Go Home, Points of Interest, Recently Found, Favorites, Extras, Intersections, Cities, Browse Map, and Coordinates. You can also access Spell Name for direct entry of your new destination, or browse the map. You can search for locations near your present location (default), or select a different city, your current route, or your destination. Destination Search Description Browse Map Search for a destination by scrolling the map display Go Home Store and easily recall your home address Address Enter a specific address; state, city, street number, street Cities Search For a city (central location) Intersections Search for the intersection of two roads POIs Search for points of interest (POIs) by name or category; search near your current location, in a specific city, along your current route, or near your destination Parking Find parking-lots and parking garages near you; the device also saves your parking spot when your remove the device from the mount so you can find your truck easier when you return Trip Planner You can use Trip Planner to create and save a trip with multiple destinations (up to 15) Favorites Store up to 1,000 of your favorite locations Recently Found Stores the last 50 places found Coordinates Enter geographic coordinates (latitude & longitude) Extras Add extra information via a microSD card; custom points of interest, Garmin Travel Guide, Safety Camera information, TourGuide, Language Guide, and SaversGuide available on Garmin's website Note: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT automatically searches for places near your present location. You can also search for a location near a different city, near a recent destination, or near a favorite destination Transportation Modes: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT offers four transportation modes for navigation methods. It can be used in one of four transportation modes: Truck, RV, Automobile, or Pedestrian. Routing is calculated differently based on your mode. Vehicle Icons: The default on-screen icon representing your vehicle is Red tractor trailer. a blue sports car. In the menu, you can select a blue tractor trailer, green tractor trailer, RV, blue 4WD pickup truck, blue compact car, blue sports car, blue 3D arrow, a pair of boots, a large bird, or a rolling beach ball. You can also download other vehicle icons from the "Garmin Garage" website. Route Preferences: When calculating a route, you can select the following preferences: faster time, shorter distance, less fuel, or off road. Avoidances: You can program the unit to avoid certain things that may be undesirable on your route. Examples of things that can be avoided include U-Turns, Highways, Toll Roads, Carpool Lanes, Unpaved Roads, and Ferries. You can also add Custom Avoidances for certain areas and roads. Waypoints: You can manually add additional points (up to 1000) to your active route. Custom Points of Interest: The dezl 560-LMT will accept custom points of interest (POI) databases, available from various companies on the Internet. Some custom POI databases contain alert information for points such as safety cameras and school zones, and the unit can notify you as you approach one of these points. To download custom POIs, you will need the Garmin POI Loader software, available on Garmin's website. nuRoute Technology: The dezl 560-LMT includes nuRoute technology with trafficTrends historical traffic and myTrends predictive routing. myTrends: The myTrends feature senses when you are driving to a common destination and displays the destination and estimated time of travel in the navigation bar on the map. When you save your regular destinations in your "Favorites," the dezl 560-LMT will, over time, begin to figure out where you're going even without your telling it. trafficTrends: When the trafficTrends feature is enabled, the dezl 560-LMT uses historic traffic information to calculate more efficient routes. The dezl 560-LMT automatically learns daytime trends for traffic flow to improve your routes and better predict your estimated time of arrival based on time of day and day of week. Different routes may be calculated base based on traffic trends for the day of the week or based on the time of day. ecoRoute: The ecoRoute feature calculates your truck's fuel economy, carbon footprint, and the fuel price of navigating to a destination. It also offers tools for improving fuel efficiency. Through ecoRoute's Fuel report and Mileage Report, you can track fuel usage and gas mileage during each trip. There is also a driving challenge to help you maximize your fuel economy by scoring your driving habits. Note: The data provided by the ecoRoute feature are estimates only. The data is not actually read from your truck. Speed Limit Indicator: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT will display the speed limit for most major roads in the United States. Note: The speed limit icon feature is for information purposes only and does not replace the driver's responsibility to abide by all posted speed limit signs and to use safe driving judgment at all times. Trip Computer: The trip computer provides helpful statistics about your trip. Shows current compass heading while moving Indicates current speed, maximum speed, arrival time, distance and time to next turn Calculates driving time, stopped time and total time Displays overall distance traveled (odometer) and distance to your final destination Auto Reroute: If you deviate from the original route, the dezl 560-LMT recalculates the route and provides new directions. Detours: While navigation a route, you can use detours to avoid obstacles ahead of you , such as construction zones. Note: If the route you are currently taking is the only reasonable option, the device might not calculate a detour. Indoor Use: When indoors, you can activate the built-in simulator and practice using the unit. This turns off the GPS receiver so it's not searching for satellites. Tools: The dezl 560-LMT offers several tools you can use as you travel. World Clock: The world clock allows you to display the current time for four locations throughout the world. You can also display a map of the world showing which portions are in daylight and which are in darkness. Unit Converter: You can convert distance, speed, area, currency, temperature, volume, and weight. Calculator: The calculator allows you to perform simple arithmetic. Security Settings: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT offers two security settings. Garmin Lock: This anti-theft feature disables the unit from performing any functions until you type in a specific 4-digit PIN or take the unit to a predetermined location. Safe Mode: With the Safe Mode turned on, functions that require significant operator attention are disabled so they don't become a distraction while riding. Traffic Information FM Traffic Receiver: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT features an integrated FM traffic receiver with free lifetime traffic updates. The integrated traffic receiver is built into the unit's included cigarette lighter power adapter (GTM35). The integrated traffic receiver lets you receive alerts about traffic delays and road construction that lie ahead on your route. You can simply tap the unit's touchscreen to view traffic details or detour around the problem area. The built-in FM traffic receiver provides you with the following features and convenience. Receive location-based, detailed traffic information for your route when you need it (no more waiting for the local traffic report). Save gas and money by taking the most efficient route to avoid traffic. Route around delays, gridlock, and traffic jams to save you valuable time and arrive stress-free. Note: You do not need to activate the subscription included with the dezl 560-LMT. The subscription activates automatically after the GPS unit acquires satellite signal while receiving traffic signals. Content not available for all areas. The dezl 560-LMT must be in data range of an FM station transmitting traffic information in order to receive traffic updates. For information about coverage areas, go to www.garmin.com/traffic. Traffic Map: The traffic map shows color-coded traffic flow and delays on nearby roads. When receiving traffic information, a traffic icon appears on the map. The traffic icon changes color (Green/Yellow/Red/Gray) to indicate the severity of traffic conditions. Calculating Traffic Route: When calculating your route, the dezl 560-LMT examines the current traffic and automatically optimizes the route for the shortest time. If a severe traffic delay occurs on your route while you are navigating, the device automatically recalculates the route for your. Note: You might still be routed through traffic, if no better alternative routes exist. Mini USB Connector: The dezl 560-LMT's traffic receiver/12-volt adapter plugs into the unit's mini-USB (type-B) port, located on the back-panel of the device's mounting cradle. Picture Viewer microSD Memory Slot: The dezl 560-LMT has a microSD memory slot for additional map data from optional microSD memory cards. The unit can also display JPEG photo images from a microSD memory card. Picture Viewer: The dezl 560-LMT can display photo images (JPEG files). JPEG image files stored on your computer must be transferred to the unit's internal memory. Photo Navigation: You can upload onto the dezl 560-LMT or inserted microSD card pictures that include location information and create routes to the pictured locations. Please visit http://connect.garmin.com/photos for more information. Built-in Bluetooth Bluetooth Technology: Bluetooth wireless technology establishes a wireless link (2.4GHz) between two electronic devices, such as your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone and the Garmin dezl 560-LMT. The first time you use two devices together, you must pair them by establishing a relationship using a PIN or passkey. Note: Your phone and the dezl 560-LMT must be within 33' (10m) of each other. Hands-Free Communication: For hands-free calling, the Garmin dezl 560-LMT integrates Bluetooth wireless technology with a built-in microphone and speaker. Simply pair it with your Bluetooth enabled cell-phone and talk hands-free through the 2360-LMT while staying focused on the road. You are able to dial numbers with the dezl 560-LMT's touchscreen keypad to make a call. To answer calls, just tap the touchscreen and speak into the unit's built-in microphone. The dezl 560-LMT also offers convenient one-touch dialing for contacts and points-of-interest (POIs). In addition, the dezl 560-LMT supports call waiting. Bluetooth Compatibility: Visit http://my.garmin.com/bluetooth/phones.faces for a complete list of Bluetooth compatible mobile phones. Mounting Options Friction Mount: The unit should be securely installed when used in your truck. The unit comes with a friction mount which is weighted and features a non-skid mounting surface. The friction mount can be placed on your dashboard or console of your truck. Once the dezl 560-LMT is mounted, it can be rotated left-or-right on the ball-&-socket bracket for best visibility. The unit must be installed where it has a relatively unobstructed view of the sky. Note: The unit's mini-USB (type-B) port is found on the back-panel of the mounting cradle. Power Requirements Power Source: The Garmin dezl 560-LMT operates on your truck's battery using the included 12-volt cigarette lighter power adapter, the built-in Lithium-Ion battery, or household current using an optional AC adapter (sold separately). The integrated Lithium-Ion battery provide up to 4 hours of use after a 4-hour charge. Note: Stored data, such as waypoints or unit settings, are not lost when the unit is disconnected from a power source. Battery Charging: The integrated Lithium-Ion battery can be charged using the included 12-volt cigarette lighter power adapter in your truck, plugging the supplied USB cable into your computer, or connecting the optional AC power adapter (sold separately). Note: The unit's USB (type-B) port is found on the back-panel of the mounting cradle. The unit's micro-USB port is found on the bottom of the GPS navigator. Sleep Mode: You can use the Sleep Mode to conserve battery power when the device is not in use. Sleep Mode uses very little power, and a battery charge can last for weeks. Computer Requirements Internal Memory: The dezl 560-LMT comes with an internal memory for storage of supplemental maps and photos. When the unit is connected to your computer, the dezl 560-LMT is recognized as a USB Mass Storage device. Interface Capability: This unit is connected to a PC via the supplied USB cable for software and navigation updates. This interface allows you to download additional map and software information to the unit's flash memory or inserted microSD card. Note: The unit's micro-USB port is USB 2.0 Full Speed compatible. The unit's micro-USB port is found on the bottom of the GPS navigator. Garmin Express: You can connect the unit to your computer with the supplied USB cable for downloading map updates, custom POIs, voices, and vehicles. You will need to download the Garmin Express software to update your maps and register the unit. Garmin Express requires Windows Vista or newer or Mac OS X 10.7 or higher, running in 64-bit. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. 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There is no direct relation between postal zones and IPs, but there are people who will sell you a database which will help you out.
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A reminder that out there there are always people who want to capture information about you. Nil carborundum illigitimi!
The postal ip address will be the address of the ISP, not the user. My ISP is shown as having an address in Southampton, many miles from where I am.
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After looking at Bonnaroo's 2015 lineup, it's safe to say Coachella isn't the only festival that has a serious woman problem. If anything, one might argue Bonnaroo's problem is far worse.
John Legend, Alicia Keys Featured On '12 Years A Slave' Soundtrack
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Elton, Mumford Lead Levon Helm GRAMMY Tribute
The GRAMMYs paid tribute to the late Band drummer/singer Levon Helm with a moving all-star tribute. A supergroup, featuring musical director/guitarist and 12-time GRAMMY winner T-Bone Burnett, took to the stage to the instantly recognizable […]
GRAMMYs Announce Levon Helm Tribute With Elton John, Mumford & Sons, Zac Brown
The GRAMMYs just announced that The Band's late drummer/singer Levon Helm will be the subject of a tribute performance at this weekend's 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards. T-Bone Burnett will be the musical director for the […]
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fun. Dominates Grammy Nominations
Cliches be damned, it was a fun. night at the GRAMMY Nominations Concert on CBS, with the band performing and getting nominations in all four major categories.
Outside Lands: America's Coolest Music Festival – Literally
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Prof Vernon Bogdanor
Constitutional expert
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|Senior Lecturer in Politics at Birkbeck and Co-Principal Investigator on the Parties and Politicians project
|Oonagh Gay
|House of Commons Library, expert in parliament and constitutional watchdogs.
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|Dr Andrew McDonald
|Former Constitution Director at the DCA and in 2005-06 a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley.
|Dr Robert Morris
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|Alan Trench
|Former Senior Research Fellow with the Unit, and expert on devolution.
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RIR keeps both race weekends for 2013
Officials from Richmond International Raceway today announced that the track will continue to host two NASCAR weekends in 2013. The events will be held April 26-27 and Sept. 6-7, with the September Sprint Cup Series race again serving as the final race before the 2013 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup (the circuit's playoff equivalent).
The total financial benefit to the region as the result of both weekends – each of which includes a Nationwide Series and Sprint Cup Series race – is more than $300 million, according to RIR officials.
"Bringing NASCAR back to Richmond International Raceway twice next year is huge for everyone in Greater Richmond," said RIR President Dennis Bickmeier. "The money being pumped into our economy twice a year makes a big difference in the livelihood of the 1.3 million people who call Greater Richmond home. Hotels, restaurants, grocers and many other locally owned businesses will benefit when NASCAR flocks to RIR."
Tickets for the April NASCAR weekend go on sale Friday, Dec. 7. Fans who purchased tickets to this month's NASCAR weekend at RIR will be receiving renewal invitations in October. Guests who renew receive a savings on each ticket purchased, opportunity to keep their seats and may add or relocate seats before the general public.
For details, visit http://www.rir.com or call 1-866-455-7223.
Canterbury Recreation Association 'wins' the 'Dunk Hunger' drive
For the third consecutive year, the Canterbury Recreation Association in Short Pump donated the most meals to the fourth-annual "Dunk Hunger" campaign, which raises money and food donations for FeedMore's Central Virginia Food Bank. Swim teams and community pools throughout the region combined to raise the equivalent of 77,404 meals this year, with the Canterbury group earning the Gold Medal, with 17,454 meals contributed.
CRA will earn a winners' bash Aug. 24 from 3 to 5 p.m. at its pool on Pump Road.
"Our pool has adopted Dunk Hunger into its culture with fun ways to raise food and funds," said Canterbury's Dunk Hunger chairman Jack McSorley, a Freeman High School junior. > Read more.
Bike collection planned at Henrico concert Aug. 22
The last Rock 'n' Roll Summer outdoor concert at West Broad Village, scheduled Saturday, Aug. 22 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Short Pump, will feature a salute to the upcoming UCI Road World Cycling Championships, coming to the Richmond region next month. As an all-girl band entertains the public with an AC/DC and Foreigner tribute, representatives from West Broad Village will accept donations of children's new and lightly used bicycles for redistribution to youngsters at the Virginia Homes for Boys and Girls. > Read more.
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NZC is delighted to announce an exciting 2015/16 summer of family-friendly Georgie Pie Super Smash, Ford Trophy and Plunket Shield. Check out what's new and in store for a venue near you
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NZC is delighted to announce an exciting 2015/16 summer of family-friendly Georgie Pie Super Smash, Ford Trophy and Plunket Shield. Check out what's new and in store for a venue near you
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The final names have today been added to the mix as the domestic contracted players for 2015/16 are inked in
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New Zealand's six Major Associations announce the first round of players offered a contract for 2015/16
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Let's bring day / night cricket to Dunedin's University Oval.
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Who came up with the records, the best averages, the most runs, wickets and dismissals in our hard-fought first-class season of 2014/15?
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Soon off to England with the BLACKCAPS, Ben Wheeler's ripping all-round return continued with a record 10th wicket stand, while Firebird Stephen Murdoch busted a Wellington record all on his own
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Dramatic third morning sees all 10 Knights wickets come crashing down in a session, Canterbury emphatically winning the title bout with more than a day to spare, and Graeme Aldridge retire
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Career-best by Michael Guptill-Bunce sets up a six-wicket win over the SBS Bank Otago Volts as captain Aaron Redmond bids farewell to cricket
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All eyes are on the final round of Plunket Shield. After a hotly contested season, which team will earn the right to call themselves the 2014/15 national first-class champions?
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Duffy the Cantab slayer grabs his third five-wicket bag in the space of three games as Canterbury stumble in penultimate round
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Crunch match goes haywire for the Knights at the Basin, Brent Arnel picking up nine as visitors' title hopes hang by a thread
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Aces' attack weapon blitzed the fourth-fastest first-class century in New Zealand history, then smashed another 181 runs and the world sixes record in an extraordinary knock
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New Zealand Cricket congratulates Michael Papps after the Wellington Firebirds opener joins the elite 10,000 first-class runs club during his Plunket Shield innings of 171
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Michael Papps' staunch 171 put the ball right back in the Wellingtonians' court before early wickets had the Mondiale Auckland Aces trembling on the last day
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Tom Bruce's unbeaten maiden century, with a little help from Seth Rance, got the Stags back in the game, but comp leaders Canterbury quickly put themselves back in charge with another solid win
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Peter Fulton powers to a second century in as many games, then his bowlers finish off the Knights as classy Canterbury snatch the Plunket Shield lead
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Here is what I get from AnVir:
Process manager
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Startup manager (in particular, I really like being immediately notified and asked for permission when some stupid application decides to add itself to the startup)
What I don't like is that it sometimes freezes and takes quite a bit of resources when its main window is open (though not when it's minimized to the tray, happily).
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Little Turtle deserves prominent display
There was a column by The News-Sentinel's Kevin Leininger on the paper's front page Dec. 22, detailing Mayor Tom Henry's plan to move the iconic Gen. Anthony Wayne statue from Freimann Square to the nearby Courthouse Green. The reasoning is to make the statue of the city's namesake more visible to the thousands of motorists that drive Clinton Street every day.
I agree that the Courthouse Green would be an excellent location to raise the statue's profile, but it made me think of the hidden statue of another of the city's great men of the past — Chief Little Turtle of the Miami Indians. Chief Little Turtle's statue is currently hidden away along a path near the back of Headwaters Park East. Its location was originally very prominent before the park existed when the area was the main parking lot for the Old Fort. Now it's a little-used section of the park.
The Miami lived in what was then known as Kekionga at the confluence of the Three Rivers, long before white traders and settlers arrived in the area. Chief Little Turtle was just as prominent as Gen. Wayne during their lifetimes. He was war chief of the Miami and met with presidents Washington, Adams and Jefferson.
Both men represent the rich, often violent history of cross-cultural struggle and cooperation of that period of time of what was then the western frontier.
I think we should honor both leaders equally. My suggestion would be to move the Little Turtle statue to the spot in Freimann Square being vacated by General Wayne or to place both men prominently on the Courthouse Green.
Johnny Warren
Too many maybes in jobs announcement
A recent article stating Fort Wayne and Bluffton are adding jobs is full of maybes, possibility and uncertainty. Up to 280 jobs means anything between 1 and 280. State economic development officials are predicting businesses are supposed to add more than 2,500 jobs in the coming years. "Supposed to" is no prediction of what will actually happen and "coming years" could be 10 years down the road.
A Brunswick company official stated, "I think we're sticking within the Fort Wayne area" and are working closely with Fort Wayne and Allen County. Perhaps the uncertainty is based on whether Fort Wayne residents are forced to provide taxabatements to these businesses in exchange for possibly, maybe, supposed to be adding jobs with no guarantee of how many and in no set time frame. There is nothing in the article that states the average rate of pay or if the jobs would be full-time or part-time.
Since the issue of modifying the tax abatement policy has recently been raised by the City Council, I sincerely hope this supposed to, maybe, possible jobs sometime in the future announcement is not a ploy for businesses to try to take advantage of current policy before it is changed. This policy has been misused in the past by businesses to get nothing more than tax breaks while adding little value to our workforce. We should be attracting business that is financially sound and well-managed to be prosperous without tax subsidies draining residents.
Laura J. Smyser
Be charitable this year
Acts of charity are common during the holiday season. As a leading nonprofit provider of job services and training in Northeast Indiana, Goodwill Industries of Northeast Indiana, Inc. certainly encourages everyone to do their part. But it also pays to be wise about the ways you donate.
Remember it doesn't cost money to be charitable. For many organizations, time is a valued commodity during this hectic season. Plan to volunteer. Be an advocate and lend your voice. Or clean out those closets and donate unwanted items from around your home to those who can benefit from them. But regardless of how you choose to give, understand that your time and your used household items have value. Be sure you are donating to a reputable charity.
Not all organizations that accept used goods donations have charitable missions. In fact, some are for-profit businesses. Furthermore, not all organizations that accept used goods donations support the Fort Wayne and surrounding communities. By donating to Goodwill, you can be sure that you're helping a good cause here in your local community. Last year, more than .90 cents out of every dollar we received from your tax-deductible donations supported our programs, which in turn help build strong families and vibrant communities. That's true now and throughout the year.
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"Authentic Italian-style risotto cooked the slow and painful way, but oh so worth it. Complements grilled meats and chicken dishes very well. Check the rice by biting into it. It should be slightly al dente (or resist slightly to the tooth but not be hard in the center)."
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6 cups
chicken broth, divided
3 tablespoons
olive oil, divided
1 pound
portobello mushrooms, thinly sliced
1 pound
white mushrooms, thinly sliced
shallots, diced
1 1/2 cups
Arborio rice
1/2 cup
dry white wine
sea salt to taste
freshly ground black pepper to taste
3 tablespoons
finely chopped chives
4 tablespoons
1/3 cup
freshly grated Parmesan cheese
In order to get that beautiful, creamy consistency a good risotto is so noted for, I found 15-20 minutes of cooking time was not nearly long enough. The simmering broth must be added little by little, cooked and stirred till it's absorbed, then repeating this step, ladle by ladle of broth, until the risotto is tender but not mushy, the broth is absorbed, and the starches break down resulting in creamy risotto - however long that takes. In my case, it probably took twice as long as the recipe directed, but then I cooked this at moderate heat in order to release the starches slowly. The end result was a creamy risotto with great flavor, the perfect complement to the pork piccata I served it with.
Very bland, and WAY too many mushrooms. Would be A LOT better with a couple of caramelized onions.
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Please do cut the mushrooms in half, I think it was a typo when it was first entered, but you can use any amount of mushroom you desire! Feel free to also adjust the wine to your preference. You can also try different variations to make this a main dish, peas & prociutto, shrimp and asparagus, chicken and mushroom, saffron & seafood... whatever you desire for the last mix in (cooked meat of course)! Optionally, you can add some tarragon to this and add more broth if you like it "soupy". It's fantastic!
Those saying that it takes longer than 20 minutes to cook, that is because your cooking heat is too low and/or your broth is not hot enough (should not be boiling, but should be hot and kept over low-medium heat). When you add the broth, it should be boiling when it hits the risotto. It should take about 2 minutes for your broth to be fully absorbed after constant stirring. Hope this helps!
The best mushroom risotto I've ever eaten was in Valetta, Malta (so good you'd give somebody's left arm for it)and I've been hunting for a good recipe ever since. This recipe is a close second! I've made it twice now, and I've found that I prefer to use about twice as much wine as called for (and of course then cut back on the chicken stock), as well as add a clove of garlic with the shallots (but I love garlic, so this may not be for all). Overall a very good basic recipe with lots of room for customisation.
Great! With the leftovers I made Risotto al Salto. I shaped about half cup of the cold risotto and pan fry it with olive oil until it is golden brown. About 2-3 minutes per side. Then I sprinkle it with Parmesean cheese, it's delicious!
This recipe was fabulous ... well worth the effort of standing and stirring! You can never have too many mushrooms in my book. That "typo" only made it better! ;) I only made one change to the recipe -- because there's an alcoholic in the house, I substituted the wine for white grape juice and it was really good! I found that the risotto was actually even better the next day for lunch, too. It reheats really well in the microwave with a dampish paper towel over the top.
This was a fantastic recipe for my first attempt at making risotto. I did cut back on the amount of mushrooms. I used 8 oz sliced white and 8 oz. sliced baby bellas. We don't drink wine and I didn't want to buy a bottle and just use 1/2 cup, so I omitted the wine and used chicken broth in its place. Do be prepared to literally stand at the stove and stir for 20 minutes, though. I wasn't able to get away from it for more than a few seconds at a time or it would start to stick. This made an elegant dinner paired with Sensational Sirloin Kabobs from this site.
Soooo good! Will make again and again! Find the perfect balance for heat - not hot enough and you'll be standing at the stove for ages getting the thing to cook, too hot and it will stick to the bottom of the pan.
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Culp realized that people needed an easily adaptable furniture system that allowed them to reconfigure spaces to their changing needs. In a small workshop in a professor's garage, he set out to create a furniture system that was both simple to assemble and easy to reconfigure as needed. He succeeded and received a patent on his Signature Line system.
By 1998, Smart Furniture was up and running in Palo Alto, California. Smart Furniture relocated to Chattanooga, Tennessee in 2001, where Culp expanded the company and founded a local manufacturing, warehouse, and shipment distribution system for the company's Signature Line products.
Along the way, Culp's experience in the Peace Corps provided a founding principle of Smart Furniture: Help people help themselves. This simple but effective principle was the basis for a business model he called Design on Demand. Smart Furniture's Design on Demand model was created to give both residential and business customers the opportunity to design their own spaces and customize furniture products to their needs, quickly and easily.
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At Smart Furniture, we believe that customer service is what sets us apart. For those who know Stephen, it's not difficult to see why. Our customer-centric way of doing business can be traced directly back to Stephen's civically-oriented way of living. You can read Stephen's complete bio to learn more about his accomplishments (and non-accomplishments - see final paragraph of bio for a laugh).
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- Srinagar
- India
This conversation is closed.
Will India and Pakistan ever be friends?
If, yes...how. If no, why not?
Aman Sharma
Dec 15 2012: Indians and Pakistanis are friends. However, its the government establishments which have not been able to provide a room for the friendship to grow and nurture. Hopefully, the friendship between people across the border shall become very strong and supercede the establishments and regimes.
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Dec 15 2012: let it beDec 16 2012: Omar, There is always a possibility of friendship between the two countries...the journey might be marred by deep wounds from the past.
'If yes..how ?'
-by finding a common ground on the Kashmir issue
-by advocating common interests
-by minimizing their focus on the armament race between them
-by not endorsing any form of violence or hatred
Rafi Amin
Dec 25 2012: Yes. We have even seen cat & mouse becoming friends.Dec 19 2012: This is an under viewed TED talk that has a wonderful lesson.
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"One of a dozen Pakistanis who came to TEDIndia (in 2009) despite security hassles entering the country, TED Fellow Asher Hasan shows photos of ordinary Pakistanis that drive home a profound message for citizens of all nations: look beyond disputes, and see the humanity we share."
fahad khan
Dec 15 2012: Yes they will be. There are many hurdles and some very serious issues. Fault and blame are mostly on top of the political agendas rather than acknowledgement on the benefits of peace, or even friendship. Politicians use hate as the driving force of their campaigns, encouraging the status quo. There are dirty (if not bloody) hands on both sides.
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That said, some measurable amount of friendship will become unavoidable very soon. Sooner or later the Kashmir issue will have to addressed, either by their own choice or through international pressure. As people, they might be different, but people are different everywhere yet still manage to be civil, if not friendly, with each other. Both cultures share a fondness (if not love) for each others cuisine, music, art, movies/television shows. They have a shared history and suffered through the British occupation together. Economic ties between the two are also improving gradually. Bunched up, this makes for an ideal stirring pot for a very strong friendship.
John Frum
Dec 13 2012: Indians and Pakistanis seem to get along with each other quite well in Europe.
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Both India and Pakistan are run by hooligans who will do whatever it takes to get "power" (i.e. opportunity to swindle money). Pakistan, more so than India. Pakistani politicians and army seem to make some effort to attack India. Indian political parties and terrorists seem to be content with just attacking other Indian citizens.
Peace? That's not on anyone's agenda. Completely irrelevant.
Connie Chung
Jan 8 2013: Not unless they can end a cricket match in under a day.Jan 6 2013: Most often such situations are created for political and financial gains - more expenses like bigger budgets for the armies etc, trade channeled thru fewer people and often through a third country. Also this way, the local attentions are diverted that allows for many activities including drugs, terrorism etc. added to this were perceived situations like the Russian and Chinese efforts to access the Indian ocean thru Pakistan that were leveraged to keep the situation escalated. Common man knows that there is nothing to be gained by this proxy war.....
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Hiten T
Jan 2 2013: As soon as each country gets terrorism under control. As terrorism is what is causing distrust among each other.
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I dont expect Kashmir issue to be resolved ever. Each country has been fighting over it for decades who would want to give it up in future. On funny note, also there is cricket :) !!!
Sri Vatsan
Dec 27 2012: May be in the distant future.
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But I am guessing that sooner or later some situation is going to arise that will provoke an all out war between the two nations.
Then people will get sick if all the hatred and fighting and will try to unite.
But of course this just one of the many possibilities.
Kunal Shah
Dec 25 2012: The two sides shall unite on their own, the circumstances that shall lead to that are:
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1. Pakistan shall have ruined itself through its own terrorism problems.
2. Different states in Pakistan shall slowly want to unite with India as India shall remain stable.
3. This shall then become a trend for the other states to follow.
4. In a few decades the 2 countries shall have united and thereby have solved the partition problem.
These events were prophesied by Sri Aurobindo, (Google him if need be)
Why wait for all these events to occur, we can all start uniting as people at least abroad in western countries....Dec 18 2012: It's very sad, but India's star is rising while Parkinson's star appears to be plummeting. You ask if the two counties will "ever" be friends - well "forever" is a long time, so lets be hopeful and say Yes, eventually - but when this will be is heard to tell.
Britain opted for partition over all out civil war - the devils alternative if ever their was one.
I do wonder if the Sikhs of the Punjab may hold the key to some future reconciliation?Dec 15 2012: It is one country, culture and history divided based on communal strife. Perhaps the partition was one of the most tragic events in history that was overshadowed by the holocaust.
Indians and Pakistanis are freinds but not as a country. The country and historic developments have got two siblings hugging each other with a political fence in between. If the political environments change from how they are today as indicated by John Frum below, and both stop the hate propaganda in thier own nations perhaps they can have better chances of peace and work towards progress.
The British left beind a "Divide and Rule" mentality that thrives till date in these countries, internally and externally. But it can certainly change. When people of India and Pakistan sit up and learn from the Arab Spring and take action to force change. Individualistic societies cocooned in the make believe world of dramatic films, glitz and galmor and romantic songs need to get out of their houses and drive social change.
The odd fact is that the people know this yet are too lazy. There is not enough social strife that will drive people to force change. They have found ways to go around it and live with the situation.Dec 14 2012: Kashmir is the only Indian state with a Muslim majority. When India and Pakistan were created by Britain in 1947, Kashmir was left divided after bitter fighting between the two hostile neighbours. Kashmiris were to have decided in a UN plebiscite whether they wanted to join India or Pakistan. But India never allowed a vote in the two-thirds of Kashmir it controlled. India has long branded Kashmiri separatists as "terrorists" and accused Pakistan of sponsoring "cross-border terrorism."
The Kunan Poshpora incident occurred on February 23, 1991, when units of the Indian army launched a search and interrogation operation in the village of Kunan Poshpora, located in Kashmir's remote Kupwara District. At least 53 women were allegedly gang raped. Four wars and some undeclared wars have occured ... most are border discrepencies.
In this case neither government is willing to back down and even UN intervention has not helped. This is like a cancer that will continue to grow ... the most pressing issue now is that each are nuclear capable and any incident could start a war using those weapons.
When governments cannot allow diplomatic relations to be conducted then the chance of resolution is lessened.
I do not think friends is a goal .... I do hope that at some point peace talks can be initiated.Dec 12 2012: YES.....but only then when religion and geo political agenda from both and the BIG bosses are being removedDec 11 2012: Pakistan is moving ever more into poverty and fanaticism.
India is moving ever more into becoming a superpower and religiously liberal/secularist.
Its hard to see how the two could be compatible.Jan 11 2013: No...infact no one country in this world is friend with others...they can be at peace, have compromises, pacts..but friends ..never.Jan 7 2013: I fear that a positive relationship between pakistan and India is impossible, because of the nature of Pakistan's existence, which is a separate Islamic state for Indian Muslims. Since its independence, Pakistan's foreign policy has revolved around its conflict with India. For example, in the 1950's, the United States began to develop a relationship with Pakistan in order to bolster its prominence in South Asia during the Cold War. Pakistan expected the US to support them against India. When the US provided support for India after the Sino-Indian War, Pakistan began to develop a closer relationship with China, and took advantage of India's weak control of Kashmir by sending mujahadeen rebels in 1965. Furthermore, their relations worsened with the independence of Bangladesh, where India provided support for the Bangladesh Movement in what was then East Pakistan against the Pakistani military. Then there's also the nuclear situation in both countries, which I think has further damaged the already pretty bad relations between the 2 countries.
Not only do the various governments in Pakistan's existence have a discontent with India, but the Pakistani people do as well. Their discontent with India has passed the test of time, and even gotten worse since Pakistan's independence. I partially blame the US for this, because of its irresponsible foreign policy in South Asia, which is another example of when a mutual positive relationship only aggravated the 2 countries. The US provided support for India's economy and military, which only angered the Pakistani government and people, worsening relations with the US and India as well. Those are just a few examples of why I think it wouldn't work. So my answer to your question is no, I don't think Pakistan and India could ever have a positive relationship.Jan 6 2013: Over time, nations grow past fighting and eventually put cultural differences aside in order to put their national interests first. Friendship between countries is to not only put cultural differences aside, but is to also unite under common goals and interests (for example trade agreements, cross-border projects, etc.)
I think India and Pakistan are on the road to friendship. I read an article a few weeks ago about how the Pakistani cabinet approved a much more liberal Pakistani-Indian visa system. It may not be much, but it's a start. It will likely take many more years of these kinds of things before true friendship between the countries is a reality.
Jan 9 2013: QUOTE; Over time, nations grow past fighting and eventually put cultural differences aside in order to put their national interests first. UNQUOTE.
Reed, are you serious, do you really believe this ?
I don't see any signs of the Brits ever becoming "friends" with othet nations that have natural resources, nor do I see the Yanks or the Israelis even.
If these nations are an example, how can we expect smaller nations to do what the larger ones willnever even consider ?
IMHO, if there were less interference in these nations affairs by Western nations, Then they MAY have a chance, but as long as Western nations continue to interfereJan 6 2013: I think in very near future pakistan and india will become friend.They are spending a lot of their budget on defense, if they become friend they will have more chance to improve there economy.Jan 6 2013: My sincere wish is to take this ted conversation to the world. If conversations like this get discussed, people will know there is more to love and friendship; and there is no use of conflict. Thank you all for your inputs.Dec 21 2012: maybe. zinc sulphate from Rech Chemical Co.LtdDec 15 2012: No ! Both countries "rajneeti" plays politically with India-Pakistan issue !!Dec 14 2012: P perhaps peace loving indian indovduals and pearce lovin can be g pakistanis can be friends. But not expecting the nations to be friends unless alien invasion.Dec 14 2012: no, because the main cause of formation of partition of pakistan was to make the itself as the rising power in the world.also as india is a secular country, it will not allow any type of religious interference in its affairs and will try keep the religious forces at bay. so as the political ideologies of both the countries is like cross swords. it is unlikekely that they can be friends, unless and until they willl have a german like reunification and change their name as from "sucontinen"t to "nation" and that is unlikely to happen by itselfDec 12 2012: NO , probably they can't mostly because of the kashmir conflict , which is no closer to getting solved than it was 50 years agoDec 12 2012: i would say, it is not the goal. the goal is that people of pakistan and people of india be friends. like, they would trade and cooperate with each other. or some young guys from pakistan would attend indian universities. and such things. governments does not matter. at least they shouldn't.
Dec 14 2012: my friend , for the last 60 yrs, this work has been started on full scale, but now also, there enemity is like the two koreasDec 12 2012: First , Pakistan themselves have to kill terrorism. Then they can extend their hand to all, where all will be happy to do so.Dec 11 2012: "Will India and Pakistan ever be friends?"
Yes, when Pakistan becomes so poor and f-ed up that it has to beg India for food aid.


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- AKEHURST. [Ang Sax - an oak, and hurst, a wood.]
- ASHBURNHAM. [Ang Sax - an ash; burne, a stream, and ham, a dwelling.]
- ASHDOWN. Æsc, an ash, and dun, a hill.
- ASHENDEN. Æsc, an ash, and denu, a valley.
- BALKHAM. Balca, a ridge, and ham, a dwelling.
- BARTON. Barton, a farm-yard. [Ang Sax - bere-tun, an enclosure.]
- BECK. Beck, a brook. [Ang Sax - becc.]
- BENTLEY. Bent, a tuft of grass, and ley (Ang Sax – leag), a pasture.
- BICKLEY. Beck, a brook, and ley, a pasture.
- BINSTEAD. Bin and steddle, a stand.
- BOURNE. A stream. [Ang Sax - burne.]
- BOSTEL. A hill path.
- BRACKFIELD. Brake, a fern, and field.
- BROAD. A common.
- BROOKSHA W. Brook, a water-meadow, and shaw, a wood.
- BURTENSHAW. Barton (bere-tun), a homestead, and shaw, a wood.
- BUTTERWICK. Butter, and wick, marshland.
- BYTHAM. {By the ham.} Ham, a dwelling.
- CALLOW. [Calo, Ang Sax - bald.] Smooth.
- COCKINGE. Ing. (Ang Sax) - a son.
- COMBER. Coombe, or Combe (Ang Sax) – A valley in the downs.
- COMPER. Comp (Ang Sax) - a valley.
- COPLEY. Cop, a ridge, and ley, a meadow.
- CROCKER. Crock (crocca, Ang. Sax.}, an earthen vessel.
- CROFT. Croft (Ang Sax.), a piece of pasture land near a house.
- CROWHURST. Crow, and hurst, a wood.
- ETHERIDGE. Ether {Ang Sax. ether), a pliant rod, and hedge.
- FELDWICK. Feld, or field, and wick, a town.
- FELSTEAD. Feld, or field, and stead, a place.
- GILHAM. Gill, a rivulet, and ham, a dwelling.
- GRIST. Grist, a grinding; a week's allowance of flour for a family.
- HASLEHURST. Hasel, and hurst, a wood.
- HATCH. A gate. In North of England, a heck.
- HAYLEY. Hay, and ley, a meadow.
- HAYWARD. A hedge-warden; an officer of the lord of the manor.
- HEADLAND. A part of a field.
- HEATHCOTE. Heath, and cote, or cot, a cottage.
- HENTY. Hen, and tye, a common.
- HIDE. [Hyd, Ang Sax.] As much land as could be tilled with one plough.
- HOCKHAM. [Hóh, Ang Sax, a heel, and ham, a meadow.]
- HOCKLEY. [Hóh, and leag, Ang Sax.] Both these words mean a field of a certain s
- HOLT. [Holt, Ang Sax., a grove.] A small plantation.
- HOLTHOUSE. Holt and house.
- HOOKER. see Hockham
- HOOKHAM. see Hockham
- HUCKWELL. Huck, to knock, or to spread anything about.
- HURST. A wood.
- INGS. [Ing, Ang Sax.] A common pasture.
- KELK. Kilk, or charlock.
- KITTLE. Kiddle, delicate; ticklish.
- LADE. Part of a wagon.
- LANGLEY. Long and ley, a meadow.
- LANGRIDGE. Long and ridge.
- LANGSHAW. Long and shaw, a wood.
- LANGTON. Long and ton, an enclosed place.
- LEE. A meadow
- LEIGH A meadow.
- LINGHAM. Ling, a /heath, and ham, an enclosure.
- LONGBOTTOM. Long, and bottom, a valley in the downs {the long valley}.
- LONGHURST. The long wood.
- LONGLEY. The long meadow.
- MEERES. Mere, a marsh.
- NAPPER. Napery, linen.
- PEART. Lively.
- PECK. An agricultural implement.
- FELLING. Pell, a pool, and ing, a pasture.
- RAVENSCROFT. Raven, and croft, a field.
- REEVE. An officer of the manor.
- SHAW. A wood.
- STEAD. An enclosed place.
- SOUTHERDEN. The south valley.
- WENHAM. Wen, or wain, a wagon, and ham, an enclosure. The wagon-house.
- WENMAN. The wagon-man.
- WHEATCROFT. The wheat field.
- WOODWARD. An officer of the manor; a wood-warden.
- WYNDHAM. Wynd, a path up a hill, and ham.
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