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CHICAGO (CBS) — Robert Blagojevich, who was caught up in the federal investigation that saw his brother Rod Blagojevich sent to prison for 14 years, said U.S. Atty. Patrick Fitzgerald's decision to resign was a good day for justice, claiming Fitzgerald overreached and was unfairly allowed to gather unchecked power.
"I thought it was a good day for civil liberties," Robert Blagojevich said of Fitzgerald's announcement on Wednesday that his last day in office would be June 30.
Robert Blagojevich was prosecuted alongside his brother, Rod, at the former governor's first trial in 2010. He was accused of trying to help his brother get illicit campaign cash in exchange for appointing someone to fill Barack Obama's vacancy in the U.S. Senate after he was elected President, but prosecutors dropped the charges against him after the jury was deadlocked on virtually every count in the case.
Robert Blagojevich blasted Fitzgerald for targeting him in the first place, and pressuring him to testify against his brother, when Blagojevich said prosecutors should have known he was innocent.
"He very definitely overreached, and in my case I would say he went too far in prosecuting a sibling, to be used as a tool, and a pawn, to go after who their ultimate target was, my brother," Blagojevich said. "So I think that's a flawed system that allows that to happen with no consequence to him (Fitzgerald)."
He noted that the charges against him revolved almost entirely around a single phone call between him and his brother on Dec. 4, 2008, even though prosecutors had hundreds of hours of wiretaps of phone calls between the two.
During that call, when Rod Blagojevich asked his brother how to approach a fundraiser for Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. about possibly appointing Jackson to the U.S. Senate, Rod told Robert to ask for something "tangible, up front."
Rod added, "you gotta be careful how you express that … and assume everybody's listening, the whole world's listening."
Robert said "right," but has long insisted, both in testimony at trial and off the stand, that he was distracted during that call, because he was trying to have coffee with his wife, and he was annoyed with his brother for interrupting, so he wasn't paying close attention.
"If I really wanted to do something improper, they would have heard that on the phone," Robert said Thursday. "They knew I was an honorable and well-meaning person, who was just fundraising for his brother, and they chose a random telephone conversation in a coffee shop with my wife … and they chose that one call to indict me. … So to me, there was an overreach, and a little bit of abuse, for sure."
For his own part, while speaking to reporters Thursday about his decision to step down, Fitzgerald – without discussing the Blagojevich case specifically – defended his office's practice of trying to get defendants in criminal cases to cooperate with prosecutors and testify about others involved in alleged criminal activity.
"Do we bring cases, and do we bring cases with the idea that we want people to talk to ferret out corruption? Absolutely, we do," Fitzgerald said. "That's part of the system, and we should not pretend it's not part of the system."
Fitzgerald said, regardless of the type of criminal case, it would be unfair to only prosecute those at the bottom of an organization, without trying to go after the leaders.
"If you look at the bottom of the pyramid, and you don't try to go up the pyramid, that would be a great unfairness," Fitzgerald said. "It's inherent of the system that, when we prosecute people, they have a choice. They can stand up and go to trial and defend it, or do the time, or they can benefit. And that's part of the system. That's part of the system long before me, and it's not just in Chicago."
But Blagojevich said he believes Fitzgerald was allowed to have too much power, without anyone to rein him in if and when he was too aggressive in pursuing cases.
"You've got a public servant who's been in office for many, many years," Blagojevich said. "When you're able to accrue power the way I believe he has been able to, he's somewhat unchecked, and in my case I think he's guilty of overreaching in prosecuting me and trying to get to my brother."
Asked what advice he would give to U.S. Sens. Dick Durbin and Mark Kirk, who will be responsible for conducting a search for someone to nominate for the next U.S. Attorney in Chicago, Blagojevich said the senators should look to the Justice Department's stated mission.
"Their mission is about pursuing truth and justice, and so I would strongly recommend that they find someone who's very ethical, and someone who's about getting to the truth fairly, honorably, and not at all costs," Blagojevich said.
Blagojevich was in town on Thursday to speak to the Chicago Bar Association, where he planned to speak about his arrest on Dec. 9, 2008, and his prosecution for his work to help his brother with campaign fundraising.
–CBS 2 Political Producer Ed Marshall and CBS 2 Web Producer Todd Feurer contributed to this report.


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About Zadar Airport (ZAD)
Zadar Airport serves the city of Zadar and the popular tourist areas on Croatia's Dalmatian coast. Our Zadar Airport guide provides details on transportation to and from the airport, a list of terminal facilities, and recommended accommodation options nearby.
An information desk is located adjacent to the check-in area.
Driving directions:
From central Zadar, take route 8 southwards and turn left onto route 424. Continue along route 424 until you see signs for the airport access road (route 502), which leads directly to the terminal entrance.
Airport Info
The airport is located 10km (6 miles) east of Zadar city centre.
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Public Transport
Public transport road:
Bus: Regular buses (tel: +385 60 305 305; www.liburnija-zadar.hr) operate from the airport into the city centre (journey time: 25 minutes; fare: Kn.25).
Taxi: Taxis are readily available outside the terminal building. Prices into the city centre start at around Kn.220, and journey time is upwards of 15 minutes depending on traffic.
Terminal facilities
ATMs are located in the public area on the terminal's ground floor. There is a bureau de change service available in International Arrivals.
There is a restaurant and a café/bar in the public area, and another café in International Departures.
Duty-free shopping is available for passengers leaving the EU. Duty-free goods on offer include perfumes, fashion accessories, liquor and tobacco as well as many Croatian speciality items.
There are currently no left luggage facilities at the airport. Trolleys are available. Any items lost or damaged should be reported to the airport's lost and found office (tel: +385 23 205 904).
Other available facilities at Zadar Airport include baby-care rooms and a travel agency desk in the main hall.
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There are currently no meeting facilities at the airport, although these services are offered by some of the larger hotels on the coast and in the city centre. The nearest is the Hotel Porto (tel: +385 23 292 300; www.hotel-porto.hr), about 7km (4 miles) west of the airport.
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Public payphones are available and paid-for Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the terminal. Vouchers to access the Wi-Fi are available from the airport cafés.
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Designated disabled parking spaces are located in close proximity to the terminal building. The airport is all on one level making it accessible for wheelchair users. Any passengers who may require additional assistance are advised to contact their airline before travelling.
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Over 400 parking spaces are available at the airport, with both long- and short-term spaces. Online booking in advance of travel is available via the airport website.
Car rental:
International car hire companies Hertz and Sixt are represented at the airport, along with several local operators. Desks are situated in the Arrivals Hall, in the public access area.
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Are Democrats Setting Themselves Up for Electoral Catastrophe?
James Morone is the co-author of a new book on presidential efforts to pass health-care reform, and Short Stack, the Post's book blog, asked him weigh in on the current tussle. Moderate Democrats, he says, are making a terrible tactical error:
On this last political score, the Clinton episode offers a political lesson that the Democrats seem to have completely missed. Many Democrats are moving to whittle back health reform in order to win over moderate, fence-sitting, frightened independents.
Big mistake.
Go back and look at the midterm tsunami that swept the Democrats out of office the last time. The turnout for that wave was just 36 percent. Moderate, fence sitting independents don't vote in midterm elections with a 36 percent turn out.
What really happened back in 1994? The Republican base — jubilant, mobilized and angry — turned out. The Democratic base — dispirited, disenchanted and demobilized — stayed home. As Democrats ponder which way to go in this latest round, they ought to read the political lessons more carefully: Short-term electoral success rests with the base, the people who got excited about "change we can believe in." Long-term electoral success rests in designing and pushing through a program that then grows very popular.
In fact, Medicare passed with only 10 Republican votes in the House and quickly grew extremely popular; Democrats began warning voters about the nefarious Republican plans to scuttle Medicare so often that a new word slipped into the American political lexicon: Medagogue, verb, to demagogue the health care issue. Somehow, the Republicans have managed to steal the Democrats signature move.
That's well-phrased: The political danger is not just that a failure on health-care reform will anger the electorate. It will also change the composition of the electorate. Dispirited Democrats will stay home. Energized Republicans will press their advantage. Add in that the wave of young voters who were energized by Obama's campaign probably aren't going to turn out for the midterm election anyway, and you're looking at a pretty unfriendly landscape.
That's why the midterms are dangerous for Democrats. Losing on health care and collapsing into recriminations and internal divisions pretty much guarantees that Democratic voters of all sorts are turned off. You don't just win elections by being popular. You win elections by making sure that the people who like you turn out to vote.
Ezra Klein
August 26, 2009; 11:48 AM ET
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I live in Ann Kirkpatrick's district (AZ-01). She seems to have decided that positioning herself to the right of the Blue Dogs is a canny re-election strategy. Her reward so far is a steady stream of letters to the editor calling her Pelosi's lap-dog and complaining that she hasn't shown up to get tea-bagged in person by the angry right. I keep asking her office how this strategy of voting against the President and trying to appease birthers is supposed to work? I ask who is going to make calls and ring doorbells for her, because it sure as heck ain't me.
Posted by: flounder2 | August 26, 2009 12:01 PM | Report abuse
Posted by: cog145 | August 26, 2009 12:37 PM | Report abuse
"You don't just win elections by being popular. You win elections by making sure that the people who like you turn out to vote."
Exactly. But the Dems continue to have what I can only describe as a "#*¢k the base" attitude.
Maybe that works in Presidential years, but it's a disaster in midterms, when turnout is way down, and passion can carry the day.
And it will be the Dems in purple-to-red districts or states that will get clobbered the hardest if they don't give their constituents any reason to be voting FOR them, as flounder2 suggests above.
Posted by: rt42 | August 26, 2009 12:42 PM | Report abuse
Yes on all of this. I've been thinking this for about a month. Without the promise of health care, the attitude of Democratic voters toward their party will change considerably. It's an indelicate analogy, but it's like finding out that your lovely new wife can't have children. Won't make you divorce her, necessarily, but it'll make a difference in your expectations.
Posted by: wovenstrap | August 26, 2009 1:05 PM | Report abuse
This is absolutely dead on. There were many groups who stayed home in 1994. One was single women, IIRC. They are among the Dem Party's biggest demographics. They are also one of the groups who benefits most by health care reform.
Not just them, not just young people, but also African-Americans who were excited about Obama won't turn out for the Party That Betrayed Him (and them).
Sometimes I think the Senate Dems and Blue Dogs would rather be in the minority because it is less demanding. Just look at the GOP.
What a bunch of deluded cowards.
Posted by: Mimikatz | August 26, 2009 1:31 PM | Report abuse
Your libs aren't going to get thrown out at the midterms -- your blue dogs are. They don't represent liberals, they represent largely disaffected conservatives.
Those constituents didn't vote for socialism, and they're sure as hell not going to reelect it.
Posted by: whoisjohngaltcom | August 26, 2009 2:25 PM | Report abuse
This will also be self fullfilling in future election. Blue Dogs who lost will get beaten by the rabid, extreme wing of the GOP which is pretty much all that will be running next fall. Once they lose, future Blue Dog Dems in those districts will think they'll need to move even further to the right to win those seats back.
What is pimped as the "shift to the right" in this country is less in the beliefs and positions supported by the voters as a whole, but more in the movement of the GOP politicians much further to the right (the moderate wing of my youth in the 70s is largely dead) and the responsive movement to the "center" (though atually right) of Dem politicians thinking they need to draw in conservative voters. They've largely given up making compelling arguments for progressive and liberal positions/policy, and held the belief that the progressive/liberal base will vote for them as they have no other choice.
It's literally when DiFi does out here in CAL.
Posted by: toshiaki | August 26, 2009 2:31 PM | Report abuse
@toshiaki: "and held the belief that the progressive/liberal base will vote for them as they have no other choice."
And the two party system keeps on giving...
I wonder if Obama's greatest contribution will be catalyzing the development of a viable national Progressive Party.
Posted by: BigTunaTim | August 26, 2009 3:23 PM | Report abuse
you've already got division in the Democratic Party and it can be attibuted to the mixed messages (single payer, Public Option, Co-op) coming from all angles.
Seemingly the Republican party is unified so I would expect some retribution come 2010 but again its a long time between the end of this year and the election and many things can push more Republican's to vote and more importantly push Independents to vote Republican. Cap and Trade, Immigration Reform etc. Advice for Democrats. Don't bite off more than you can chew. Bite some because its your mandate given to you in 2006 and 2008 but if you go too far the electorate will let you know you went too far.
Posted by: visionbrkr | August 26, 2009 3:40 PM | Report abuse
Thanks for posting this, EK. I wish you could pin it to the top of your page -- most important post I've seen in a long, long time.
Posted by: AZProgressive | August 26, 2009 4:04 PM | Report abuse
"Long-term electoral success rests in designing and pushing through a program that then grows very popular."
That's the "addiction effect" -- Drug Dealing 101. If you create a subsidy on which people become dependent, they will vote to keep it.
But, is the goal to stay in power to have a good government??
Posted by: rmgregory | August 26, 2009 4:38 PM | Report abuse
"I wonder if Obama's greatest contribution will be catalyzing the development of a viable national Progressive Party."
I wonder if Obama's greatest contribution will be the herds of unicorns grazing on the National Mall.
Posted by: davis_x_machina | August 26, 2009 4:53 PM | Report abuse
In 2010 if we see a backlash I expect that it will be a lot less intense than the one in 1994. In 1994 the Reagan Republican era was still in ascension. Those days are over. The bile on right-wing radio is just as intense as ever, but the audience for that bile isn't growing (even though FNC numbers have gone up in recent months, it remains a subset of the larger radio audience).
As far as the health care legislation goes, you could make arguments on both sides.
e.g. A strong reform measure might serve as a rallying point for the GOP base, or it could dishearten the GOP base (on the Dem side it might lead to further complacency, or it could serve as additional motivation). A strong reform measure might cause a spike in GOP fundraising as vested interests seek to reverse the legislation; whereas a weaker reform bill might result in the industry covering its bets.
I really don't know how this one will play out yet.
The other side of this too: The GOP are playing defense once again in the Senate. Maybe the national wave results in a -1 GOP loss instead of -5, but they still have an uphill road to climb.
The demographic trends strongly favor the Dems going forward, but I wouldn't be surprised to see the GOP's last stand in 2010. They could make some inroads in 2009 too. But at this point, who really knows.
Posted by: JPRS | August 26, 2009 5:00 PM | Report abuse
Exactly right, Mr. Klein. Hopefully your popular bloggy comrades will jump on this and bring it to light. And for me, one of the worst offenders in this dance with electoral death has been Mr. Natural, our beloved President. His lack of cajones on stating forcefully and repeatedly what health reform means, and what it must look like, is having and will have real effects. It's fallen to the troops - Dean, Weiner, Schumer etc. - to push the messages that the White House should've been on top of from the beginning. No reason Team Obama couldn't play the "give 'em enough rope" game AND cement the preferred narrative at the same time. Very disappointing political calculation, and when this thing goes through (I predict with a government run option) the positive rebound for the Dems will be significantly less than it could've been. I hope Team Obama are taking careful notes.
Posted by: sblaisdell | August 27, 2009 10:50 AM | Report abuse
but the problem is that is not the FULL democratic party. You're divided. You may believe it shouldn't be but you are. You have progressive who want single payer, you have liberals who want a public option and you want conservative Democrats (who you'll call Republicans' in sheep's clothing) who want a co-op at best.
If you want to unify the Democratic party to your ideals you're going to have to move them all to espouse your ideas and that won't happen in healthcare anytime soon.
Posted by: visionbrkr | August 27, 2009 10:58 AM | Report abuse
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Click for 3d!Steampunk Portal turret concept art by Lisa Rye. See it in game! Youtube.
I freelanced for a while in the modding and indie scene. I worked with a few different engines including Source, UDK, UE4, Unity, Cryengine, Torque and others. All of these models have baked normal maps, and usually some sort of specular.
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I've hit a wall recently. I have so many drafts right now just sitting in my dashboard. So many topics I want to discuss, and stories I want to tell, but I just can't seem to get my mind in the right place to finish a sentence, let alone an entire post on anything meaningful. I continue to hit backspace because I'm just not getting my thoughts out in a way that makes any kind of sense.
So I apologize for the crickets lately. Truth? I have been kind of checked out of blogging for a few weeks now. I mean, I'm going through the motions, but I have so much on my mind and so much going on I feel like blogging has sort of taken a backseat. Well, I should say that writing has taken a back seat. Because I'm still very much involved with the blogging community/networking and reading of blogs. I'm just struggling with finding the words to express what's going on in my mind.
And that begs the question, how much of my rational & irrational thoughts should I even dump into this blog? At what point does it become just jibberish that no one (including myself) will want to read?
I face the question, should I sit down and write all about my failures as a Mother? Or how I am scared to death to start teaching a Rizzmic class at my gym? Or how I'm re-evaluating my 'career' as a photographer? Or my spiritual well-being?
Should I just sit and watch another episode of Supernatural and zone out for the night because I'm so freakin' exhuasted from running around with the kids, burning 800 calories at the gym, learning and memorizing new choreography for my class, running a photography business, running a blog, all WHILE trying to keep some sort of cleanliness in my home and be a wife to my Husband. (longest run-on sentence ever, sorry)
It all just gets to be a lot, you know what I'm sayin'? Maybe I'm just trying to do too much.
All I can say at this point is that I can't WAIT for the vacations we have coming up. We're going to Idaho in a couple of weeks to visit my Husband's family. In August, we're taking an adults only trip to the Oregon Coast, and in September I'm heading to Atlanta for the Type-A Parent Conference. Least I have a lot to look forward to.
But in the meantime, I hope I get my mojo back soon.
And because I can't post without a photo, you get a ridiculous selfie of me in my workout clothes, because I feel like I live in them. Oh and I don't even know why I'm throwing up a peace sign.
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Here is one of my pies, decorated like a sunflower.
Here is the other, decorated with leaves.
Here they are, fresh out of the oven, cooling down for a Morgan and I to feast upon!
The pastry was lovely - hot water crust which was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The filling was tasty too - all the flavours smooshed together but it was good! Morgan and I shared one together with sprout tops from the market and beetroots from the garden. We have one saved for a lovely lunch later this week too, which will be something food to look forward to! It was a fun bake that wasn't entirely like the Bake Off challenge, but was enough of a challenge for me! Next time, I reckon I'll have to borrow a decorative pie mould for and locate some game at the market!
This is a busy week, but I should be able to blog about it, so check back again soon! :) Not long until my next adventure and there's lots to sort out before I go! Eeee!


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Seniors and people with disabilities block tech buses in S.F.
Seniors, disabled protest over nuisance from tech firms' buses
The shuttle buses that ship techies from San Francisco to Silicon Valley have become loaded symbols over the past year, physical targets for community outrage over the tech boom's role in the city's skyrocketing rents and growing income gap.
Now seniors and people with disabilities are taking issue with the buses themselves.
On Friday morning, protesters from groups including Senior and Disability Action, the Gray Panthers and Eviction Free San Francisco blocked two tech shuttle buses stopping at 24th and Valencia streets en route to the Peninsula.
The San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency's much-hyped 18-month pilot program to regulate tech shuttles went into effect Friday, charging commuter shuttles from Google, Apple, Yahoo and other companies $3.55 for every stop per day.
But protesters argued that small fee is not nearly enough to offset the toll that the shuttles take on seniors and disabled people - though state regulations require that the city's fee not exceed costs associated with managing the program.
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Tech shuttles, protesters said, create safety hazards for seniors and people with disabilities. When private shuttles use Muni stops, city buses can't always pull over at the designated area. Sometimes, activists say, they must walk into traffic to get on the bus. Other times, the bus is forced to stop so far away they can't catch it at all.
"We're not just protesting the evictions," said Alice Bierman, 40, who is legally blind and works for Senior and Disability Action. She said she often misses the bus because she can't see where it has stopped if it's not in its designated spot.
Mira Ingram, a Muni rider who is in a wheelchair due to a combination of neuropathy, arthritis and diabetes, said she often misses the bus because of tech shuttles. The 45-year-old said she canceled a regular morning doctor's appointment because she missed her bus so frequently due to private shuttles. The buses, she said, block Muni drivers from getting close enough to the curb to operate the bus' wheelchair lifts.
"Tech shuttle workers, if you're inconvenienced, imagine if you were a 98-year-old," one demonstrator shouted at the commuters on the buses, which were stalled for more than a half hour before police broke up the protest.
Eugene Koontz, a Siri operations engineer waiting to board a blockaded Apple shuttle, said that he supported the protest.
"We should have more affordable housing," he said. "It's absolutely unfair."
At the same time, he said, the shuttles should have the right to operate in the city as long as they pay for that use.
"It's like a parking spot," he said. "You should be able to pay to park for a certain amount of time."
The Bay Area Council, a business-sponsored public-policy advocacy organization that helped broker the pilot deal, said that although some issues remain, the group is confident the program will help the city find solutions.
"We don't think that adding 327,000 car trips per year to city streets will make it any easier to get around," said Rufus Jeffris, a spokesman.
"Some shuttle opponents have attempted to conflate the shuttles with the city's housing problems," he added. "We don't subscribe to that, but we believe the housing issue is one that also must be addressed."
The city had originally planned to charge tech shuttles only $1 per stop during the pilot program. Last month it increased the fee after the number of stops was reduced, meaning the program would generate less revenue, and estimates for administrative costs of the program increased.
That change in policy, though, did not appear to satisfy protesters.
"Maybe the techies don't mean to be a part of the problem," said Judy Brady, 77, a protester who uses a wheelchair. "But they are ipso facto part of the enemy."
Kristen V. Brown is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: email@example.com Twitter: @kristenvbrown


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A Story About My Uncle – 'Mirror's Edge' With More Swing
It's not often that a non-violent title can become so successful, especially since it's not an experimental one either. This game begins with a father telling a story to his daughter and this tale of other races, magnetic rocks and jetpacks moves faster than you can keep up with at times, even when you're in the drivers seat.
The same developers and designers behind the critically acclaimed (mused over and generally laughed at), Goat Simulator, must have decided to take a day off from their insanity complex to help Gone North Games publish something beautifully sensational instead. A Story About My Uncle is a title which effortlessly combines simple yet complex mechanics with an enticing narrative that really pulls the player in.
A key focus in this game movement, or rather how the player moves around the world by way of a grappling glove that allows you to soar from target to target. You move around the platforms by centering the glove over the target, then firing a beam at it, which pulls you in and allows you do whatever you would like from there.
Aside from this lovely, surprisingly difficult platforming, this title really comes through when you start to unravel the mystery behind your uncle. Things only get gradually more interesting as the player is given cryptic hints or small clues that allow you to piece together what is going on in this world.
Everything comes together in this game, from the art style to the narrative and you can't help but feel attached to it as you play. It's lovable, enjoyable, and at times exhilarating, all in one and is a title you should make time to play.
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Platform(s): PC
Genres: Adventure, Platformer
Price: 12.99
Release date: 05/28/2014
Publisher: Coffee Stain Studios
Developer: Gone North Games
Site: http://gonenorthgames.com/games/a-story-about-my-uncle
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A major issue related with using cordless trimmers is the battery life, especially when tackling heavy yard work. You will be pleased to know that Makita's XRU07PT features two long lasting 18V 5Ah batteries in the kit. Besides having the ability to charge quickly, these batteries can deliver impressive run-time and power on the highly preferred 18 volt battery platform.
The Makita XRU07PT 18V X2 cordless string trimmer is definitely worth its higher price since you can perform a wider variety of tasks with it simultaneously. This is made possible by the two-speed settings available on the device. You can either go slowly if you are dealing with light grass, or high if you are tackling heavier weeds. This means that you have more flexibility when doing your regular yard work.
When it comes to keeping your cordless string trimmer clean, you will discover how easy it is to clean this Makita XRU07PT. The motor is securely sealed in cast iron covering since the brushless motors do not need venting like regular electric motors. In effect, the unit can be safely hit with your water hose for a fast clean up.
The DEWALT DCST920P1 20V MAX 5.0 Ah Lithium Ion XR Brushless String Trimmer delivers a similar cutting performance and battery life as compared to this Makita XRU07PT, all while being significantly cheaper. However, there is a major drawback of this DEWALT trimmer and that is the fact that it is not well set up to carry out edging tasks.
Furthermore, there are quite a number of owners who are not happy with its durability, with many people complaining that they are already using replacement models. So, if you want durability, you will have to pay more and get the Makita version.
The other solid alternative to this Makita cordless string trimmer is the DigiPro G-MAX 40V Cordless String Trimmer and Blower/Vac, 4Ah Li-Ion Battery by GreenWorks. This quiet and lightweight string trimmer is also brushless, which means better efficiency and a longer lifespan. Nevertheless, since it features a 4Ah unlike Makita's 5Ah Li-Ion battery, it means the cutting time will be a bit shorter.
Overall, this Makita XRU07PT 18V X2 LXT Lithium-Ion (36V) Brushless Cordless String Trimmer Kit (5.0Ah) is an effective trimmer that is loved by both professional landscapers and homeowners alike. It feels great to hold in the hand and the overall build quality is quite good. It is definitely much lighter compared to its competitors, which is necessary when carrying it around for cutting wide areas of land.
The brushless motor and adjustable speed settings help it handle all the common weed and grass cutting tasks at ease. The battery life is yet another notable feature of this cordless string trimmer, since you can get up to one hour when cutting at low speed. In conclusion, the Makita XRU07PT is another great string trimmer from a reputable brand that is known for top quality and durable products.


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I go through these phases where I don't have much to say or I'm too busy to type with one finger on an iPad. Well my fingers are rested and I have loads to say…
My first ever cafe, my baby, my first love ….is gone. I sold her to a Greek man named George, he makes baklava there now. Dammit I love baklava.
We had a good run, her and I. I got married, had a kid, got divorced, launched two brands and met everyone in Durban in those crazy 8 years that felt like 6 months. And with the exception of that one Russian lady who I threw out and that arrogant bastard who treated his wife (very attractive lady) so badly in front of everyone and had no control over his three kids and sent his coffee back to be "re done" every single time he came in, (we just kept it behind the counter and sent it back out saying sorry to which he replied "ahh this is better, why don't they do it right the first time") what a doos…..anyway beside those two schmucks we had the best customers and I'd like to thank you all not just for your money but also for the memories, I'll never forget my first…. cafe.
But as that door closed another opened… Coffee Tree got a new sister up in Balito/Umhlali. Been dying to get up here for a while now, and no it's not because of a single mom who lives near Salt.. she dumped me, it's great on the north coast and I've met so many new peeps most likely because of my hair.
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Which Property Survey? Property Survey Options
This can be confusing choice as to which one you should go for.
There are 3 main types of property survey available to you….
What is a Property Survey?
When you have an offer accepted on a property your next job is to arrange a survey to establish the condition of the property and to ensure that it is worth what you are going to pay for it. If something is found on the survey you are then in a position by law to approach the seller to negotiate a price for the works required.
Property Survey Types
There are 3 main types of property survey available to you:
- Mortgage Valuation
- Homebuyer's Report
- Full Structural Survey
Mortgage Valuation
This is the basic valuation type and you will be required to pay for a mortgage valuation in order to secure a mortgage offer – this should not be confused with a full survey. The mortgage valuation confirms to the lender that the property is worth at least what it is lending you.
A Mortgage Valuation will not highlight any repairs that are needed, but it may point out any obvious defects and recommend that you investigate further. You will be required to pay for this investigation.
Homebuyer's Report
This survey will cover structural safety and highlights problems, including damp, as well as anything that doesn't meet current building regulations. This kind of report will give you an independent report of your property by an expert.
To ensure you are not paying for two surveys it is advisable to ask the mortgage companies surveyor to carry out this report for you – it will usually take a couple of hours to complete.
Full Structural Survey
This survey is advisable for older properties and those of a non-standard construction.
Depending on the property size and type – a full structural survey can take as long as a day to complete.
A full structural survey provides a detailed report on the condition of the property and highlights issues that should be investigated further before going ahead with the purchase, providing you with piece of mind about the condition of your property.
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Composting is a way of decomposing house and animal waste to create a fine, rich humus material that is applied as a soil amendment on the lawn or in the garden. Sheep manure is added to a compost pile to provide essential nitrogen, which feeds the microorganisms that decompose the organic material in the compost pile. Adding sheep manure in the correct manner when building the pile ensures the correct breakdown of the material and an effective compost pile.
Locate an area that is free from heavy winds and direct sunlight for the location of your pile, suggests the University of Minnesota. Ensure the location has enough room for 5 cubic feet of material, and is not near any tree roots which may grow into the pile and leech moisture.
Place a 3- to 4-inch pile of chopped brush on the compost pile location as a bedding to allow air circulation through the bottom of the pile, suggests Ohio State University. This keeps moisture from building up on the soil surface.
Add a 6- to 8-inch layer of grass clippings, leaves and food scraps to the pile. Avoid excessive shredding of grass and leaves as this will cause the materials to compact and ruin the pile's porosity, says the Government of Alberta website.
Spread a 1-inch layer of soil to add microorganisms to the pile, then add a 2- to 3-inch layer of sheep manure to the pile to provide nitrogen to the microorganisms added with the soil, says Ohio State University. Add water to the manure if it is dry.
Repeat the layering steps to build your pile. An ideal pile should be 5 feet high, says the University of Minnesota, but Ohio State University warns that piles larger than 5 to 6 feet will slow the decomposition process. Moisten the pile once it is ready so that the material is spongy, but not soaked.
Check the temperature of the pile after four to five days to ensure the decomposition process has begun. The temperature should stay around 131 degrees Fahrenheit to kill weed seeds and harmful pathogens in the pile, says the Government of Alberta.
Turn the pile using a pitchfork after three to four weeks, adding water if the pile is dry. The compost pile is ready after two to three months.
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Train With The Most Effective Methods For Six Pack Abs
It's day #4 here on the "Science Based Six Pack" Takeover Week! Thomas here with my next video that I promised you guys… And this one's on training and working out.
If you haven't been able to check out my other videos this week – make sure to watch them now:
#1 Announcing… Science Based Six Pack http://youtu.be/iFJE8v5IJKo
#2 Thomas DeLauer's Story – Fat to Fit – My Body Transformation http://youtu.be/qxyc3li6AE
#3 The Top 5 Myths About Intermittent Fasting BUSTED http://youtu.be/E0pbLT8ZLaI
Now, today is all about "Time Under Tension" and utilizing the most effective training styles for burning off excess body fat and getting that lean, shredded six pack you're looking for. Let me break it all down for you:
0:43 -Take it easy on excessive cardio – it's going to break down muscle
1:52 – Weight Training V.S. Bodyweight Training
2:29 – What is Time-Under-Tension?
4:12 – The goal is to maximally stimulate your muscles by slowing your reps and increasing the time under tension – you'll be placing all the stress on the working muscle group at a lighter weight
5:02 – Quick example of a time-under-tension movement: Wall Sit
5:46 – Full body movements stimulate your growth hormone, testosterone, and IGF-1 hormones more, which leads to more muscle and less fat
6:47 – The lymph is the body's major fat-processing system – it allows the absorption of fats and fat-soluble vitamins from the digestive system
Now, tomorrow I'm going to be filling you in on the details on how to break your fast – the RIGHT way.
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The Supreme Court Monday held that the coal blocks allocated from 1993 onwards were illegal, arbitrary, non-transparent and were devoid of any procedure.
The apex court bench comprising Chief Justice R.M. Lodha, Justice Madan B. Lokur, and Justice Kurian Joseph, however, stopped short of pronouncing instant cancellation of the coal blocks as it may have serious repercussions.
The court suggested to set up a committee headed by a retired apex court judge to examine what should be done for the re-allocation of these coal blocks.
The court made it clear that it was just a suggestion and it was open to a better option.
The next hearing will be held Sep 1 to consider the question of setting up a committee that will go into the allocation of coal blocks and how it should be done.


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trips to the LA temple
painting my nails blue
working on projects
sleeping in & waffle breakfasts
finding something yellow at the thrift store
aaron finally having a day off!
afternoons at the pool
burgers at in-n-out
baseball games with friends (go Angels!)
& fireworks at Angels stadium.
hope your weekend was just as wonderful! <3
*you can click on the links to see my instagram photos from the weekend...
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I recently repaired a well used and hard played Guild D-40 circa 1968. It would not hold tune, the bridge was cracked through the center, the bridge plate was shot, the pick guard was falling off. I had to make a new bridge out of rosewood to an exact match and fit. In the end it played like new.
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There will be a supporting programm alongside the conference – so you will (additionally to learning about JSF and improving your JSF knowledge) have a good chance of getting to know Vienna and its surroundings.
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LOVED THIS! Easy, fast, and YUMMY!.
4 skinless, boneless chicken breasts
2 T. butter
1/2 pkg Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry Sheets (1 sheet)
1 egg
1 T. water
1 container (4 oz.) garlic & herb spreadable cheese
1/4 c. chopped fresh parsley
Season chicken with salt and pepper if desired. Melt butter in skillet. Add chicken and cook until browned. Remove chicken. Cover and refrigerate 15 min. or up to 24 hours.
Thaw pastry sheet at room temperature 30 min. Mix egg and water. Preheat over to 400.
Unfold pastry on lightly floured surface. Roll into 14" square and cut into 4 (7") squares. Spread about 2 T. of the cheese spread in center of each square. Sprinkle with 1 T. parsley and top with cooled chicken. Brush edges of squares with egg mixture. Fold each corner to center on top of chicken and seal edges. Place seam-side down on baking sheet. Brush with egg mixture.
Bake 25 min. or until golden.
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Herbed Chicken in Pastry
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- Sara said...
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Today I forwarded them an email from our Dishwasher:
Dear Masters,
It is an honour to serve you. For as long as I live I shall endeavour to clean your plates, mugs and kitchenware to the best of my abilities.
To that end, it would help me immensely as well as save you from further washing up or cost of running me again to be aware of the following:
– Mugs/Glasses should be vertical on the upper deck, i.e. the bit needing cleaning is facing the washing blades
– Glasses on the upper deck should be on a stalk or kept wedged in by other objects otherwise they fall over (go horizontal) when the deck is pushed in & won't be washed properly
– Objects stacked on top of other objects will not get washed properly
– Anything with a lot of dirt should be rinsed before putting inside me (sorry, I'm not as good as I once was)
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Whatever the number, it's major, and somebody has to make sure all of those fans are happy and get the experience they are looking for, all while helping to fill the coffers of this megabusiness.
Enter Aidan Lyons, who holds the unique title of VP of fan-centric marketing at NFL. Lyons described this position as bringing fans of all generations—Gen Z, Millennial, Gen X, and Baby Boomers—closer to the game through data-driven insights, brand, and technology. CMO.com had the opportunity to talk to Lyons recently during a "bye" week. The fascinating discussion follows.
CMO.com: There's no more popular sport in the U.S. than the National Football League. How do you take something that's already a huge success and use social media and digital marketing to make it even bigger and better?
Lyons: It comes back to, you're the No. 1 sport and you have to maintain being the No. 1 sport, so you have to continue to innovate and make things better. You have to make the experience better on the field. You have to make the experience better in the stadium. You have to make the experience better at home.
What you've got to do is put your fan at the center of everything. Then you have to understand all those touch points that you have with the fan, and you have to make those touch points the best experience possible for them—whether it be a fan at the Super Bowl who opens up an app to find exactly where to go, what to do, and reviews the schedule of all the events and listings, or it's a fan sitting at home who sees a jersey on TV, and she can pick up the phone and order that jersey. You have to use the data and touch points you have to make that experience the best possible because, in the world we live in, if someone has a bad experience, the person won't come back.
Also, we are the most popular sport, but there are a lot of challenges out there right now. There's a lot of competition. There are changing consumption behaviors, changing viewer behaviors, changing demographics, and how people are attracted to sports or not attracted to sports. So, yes, we're No. 1, but we have to treat our fans in a very special way. We have to give them the best experience possible. We have to take all those data points from digital, social, in-stadium, brick and mortar, and give them the best experience possible.
CMO.com: Certainly it's an entertainment business as well as a sports business. Can you talk about the difference in marketing between the part that's trying to sell seats and the more traditional customer-experience marketing strategy?
Lyons: We look at the life cycle of our fans, the fan journey, and where they are. When you start to look at it that way, you start to see fans are in a certain stage of the fandom. You've got your rabid fans. You've got your casual fans. You've got your newer fans. Then you can start to understand and pattern to what drives that fandom.
Then we try to tailor our offers to that fandom. For example, say a 40-year-old man has purchased from the shop twice, both Jets jerseys, lives 100 miles from the stadium, and says he's a Jets fan. It makes sense to offer that person a ticket because it's where he is in his life cycle.
Then, say, you have Tim, who has played Playoff Challenge, which is a kind of easier fantasy game, who has never purchased from the shop, and lives 300 miles from the stadium. The offer for you would be to just play our regular season fantasy football game.
So it comes from understanding that journey and where the fandom is. Hopefully you can bring along that fandom by combining both, giving them insights and knowledge about the game, and also by knowing that as someone becomes more of a fan, they're going to have an appetite for these things. You want to try and provide offers to them at the right time.
CMO.com: Some businesses create personas, which are not based on real people. Are you using analytics to actually market to real people?
Lyons: Yes, we are. We do work with our research team. These personas tend to be, as you described, more about everything. But within our own data sources, we can get more information about real people and what they're doing, their touch points, and what channel preference they have. We'll say, "These guys are more likely to pick up the phone. These guys, don't even bother. They're only going to answer you via e-mail, or if you send them a push or something like that."
CMO.com: So it's getting closer to one-on-one marketing?
Lyons: We're not 100% there yet, but we will be soon. We've gone from many-to-many, to many-to-some, and now we're almost at one-to-one.
CMO.com: Can you give me an idea of the array of platforms and channels you use to get all this information?
Lyons: I started my career in the league nine years ago in digital media. I headed up our business intelligence. Then, about three years ago, after being here when the league launched its own website, brought our clubs onboard, launched our own fantasy football game, and launched our own subscription products, I saw the rise of fan-level data, and we weren't doing a great job of aggregating it. So I ended up on a project to bring that data together.
To the data points, we use everything. We'll use consumption data on our owned and operated properties, such as our websites. We'll use vendors to mix that with social data. Then we have our database and our data lake to bring it all together.
To your point about trying to get to understanding that fan journey and communicating during that fan journey, both for the fan that's new all the way through to when they're mature and at the peak of their fandom: It's everything. The key in the center of it is our marketing warehouse that brings it all together. We mix all the data, not only with the goal of understanding the fan, but communicating to the fan and marketing to the fan.
CMO.com: Is social media a big part of this? Twitter? Facebook? Is that where a lot of it happens?
Lyons: We found initially with social that some tools were not successful and some tools were successful. What we found is—and if I use the draft as an example—this year in April, instead of marketing to a fan based on their NFL team affinity—because all these players have no team at that point, they're just about to be drafted—we used social to understand our fans within their own worlds, what colleges they were associating themselves with. Then we would market to them based on those affinities, to try and get them to watch those players being drafted, and then obviously follow them through to their own teams.
We were successful across all our engagement metrics. Prior to the draft, there was a concern that we would miss out because there was no star power—there was no Johnny Manziel or even a Todd Gurley. But by using social, combining that with what we knew about the current fan, and also what we knew about that channel engagement, we didn't miss out.
We also found some other interesting things, like the younger generation is definitely interested in social entrepreneurship, people like Richard Branson and The Motley Fool. So you started to think, "We could do content on the NFL outside of what we're currently doing, based on knowing what our own fan looks like with our ecosystem, and then looking to see what they're engaging with outside of that ecosystem."
CMO.com: Do you specifically and distinctly market to the different age demographic—the Millennial fan versus the fan who has had Giants season tickets for 40 years?
Lyons: Yes. We definitely try communicating with them directly, even in our onboarding process when someone comes in, depending on their age and what bracket they fall in. For example, again, Aidan is a 40-year-old man looking at Facebook, but Tim, the 22-year-old kid, will get Instagram or Snapchat. We've seen success with that.
That's where I think we will become more dependent on social, because everything about social is partial to you one-to-one, and we're trying to replicate that in terms of how we communicate. So it'll become more important. Yet the key audiences for us are actually 13 to 17 years old, communicating to them and bringing their fandom along, and then also Millennial parents, communicating to them and getting them to adopt traditions that their parents have.
CMO.com: You touched on this, but just for clarity's sake, how does the NFL market vis-à-vis the actual marketing?
Lyons: We have an integrated database project. So our clubs will come, and we will look at the profiles, like we talked about, and bring those profiles together. We will talk to a club and say, "What are your goals and objectives? What's your priority?"
It'll vary. Some clubs will say, "I want to sell some tickets." Some clubs say, "I just want to bring my clients closer to me through community relations" or "I just want to promote a 5K run." Depending on that, we'll identify segments of fans that will be willing to engage with that club, based on their goals and objectives.
CMO.com: You talked about onboarding. What does the makeup of your team look like in terms of expertise?
Lyons: My team is diverse. On the database side, we have two people predominantly focused on creating all those profiles [for] onsite targeting, emails, and push notifications. Then I have a person dedicated to TV, taking our TV inventory and using TV to do top-of-the-poll marketing. I have a social medial marketing person, who obviously focuses on paid media and social media, again, using those profiles of the audience, whether it's directly uploading to Facebook or creating them in Facebook to talk to those audiences.
Then obviously we have agencies for media buying. We work a lot with [vendors]. So we do have a lot of people outsourced, just because we struggle with the same thing that everyone else does in terms of headcount.
CMO.com: You also mentioned content. The sport is your content, for the most part, but what other kinds of content do you create?
Lyons: I think our marketing has changed in the sense that strictly on our brand side, we used to be marketers who would create the classic 30-second spot. I think now we're creating content that tells a story. If you look at our youth football, it's more about telling a story about how someone practices playing football, goes to school, and talks about playing the game, plays the game, and the whole journey through the years.
That gives us the ability, then, to take that TV spot, which has multiple different angles and different takes, and put it on social. And depending on that social, we can play with the time and length to see what fits best. So it has definitely become more about creating content that is marketable.
We used to have an issue where our content team that runs our content stream on social wouldn't want to put any of our content on there because they felt it wasn't authentic to the avid fan. But now when we put our marketing content there, we're seeing that it's as engaged with, if not more engaged with, some of our regular content.
CMO.com: It seems to me that you also use a lot of technology. Is marketing technology a big part of what you're doing?
Lyons: It's a big, big part of what I do. For me, it's as important as the creative and telling the story because if you don't have the ability to put the content where these new audiences that we talked about are consuming that content, then you've got a struggle.
So I think technology is very important. The way you have the ability to push data around in the world we live in, which previously you couldn't combine with the technology, gives you the ability to not only extend your reach, but reach in a meaningful and succinct fashion into those targets.
CMO.com: Is there anything you've learned from your work at the NFL that would be broad advice for the reader, such as a general business enterprise CMO?
Lyons: I would say, [focus on] the combination of uptake in your offline data to your online and not treat people as either a device or a cookie. Trying to get to the bottom of marketing to a person will help you a lot because then your messages will be carried across multiple platforms versus what we used to do, which was just based, like I said, on a device or a cookie.
If you look at my cell phone, I'm going to look like a 9-year-old boy because of all the games that my phone plays. Then if you look at my desktop, I'm going to look like a 40-year-old man who works at the NFL. But if you know my profile and you're tied to it, and you use the technology that we have available, you can talk to Aidan both as Aidan the businessman and Aidan the parent.
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