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Unitatis Redintegratio 16
We continue our 5-section examination of Eastern Christians, and the world's Catholic bishops are quite direct in what they see as proper governance in the East: Already from the earliest times the Eastern Churches followed their own forms of ecclesiastical … Continue reading
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Discernment: Balancing the Virtues
As I was following various commentary on discernment in music ministry, I was struck by the extremes mentioned in the threads which apply beyond the Venn diagram circle of "music," especially two: – Parish (music) ministry is about welcome and … Continue reading
Unitatis Redintegratio 15
Today's section praises the liturgical traditions of the East, and reminds Catholics that their sacraments are entirely "true" and valid. Everyone also knows with what great love the Christians of the East celebrate the sacred liturgy, especially the eucharistic celebration, … Continue reading
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Unitatis Redintegratio 14
Subheading I covers the next five sections (14-18) and the "Special Consideration of the Eastern Churches" For many centuries the Church of the East and that of the West each followed their separate ways though linked in a (close) union of … Continue reading
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"Love is actually rather ordinary …"
(Neil, again.) Here, in the Sunday Times' "Credo" column, Monsignor Roderick Strange writes about the second reading for this Sunday's Mass (1 Cor 12:31-13:13): Familiarity does not always breed contempt, but it can dull awareness. Consider, for example, St Paul's … Continue reading
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Maybe it is. Maybe not. But there's nothing theological in the Church's reasoning in favor of organ and chant. The pipe organ (and note that the moniker "King of instruments" does not apply to electronic or other organs) does have … Continue reading
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Shhh. Don't tell anyone. But R.A. Dickey is quietly approaching a few Mets greats in the team's record books. With last night's 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, R.A. Dickey recorded his 14th consecutive quality start (minimum of six innings pitched with no more than three earned runs allowed), dating back to last year. It is currently the longest such streak in baseball. Over the streak, which began last July 25 in Cincinnati when Dickey allowed two earned runs in 6⅔ innings in a 4-2 victory over the Reds, Dickey has been phenomenal. In those 14 starts, Dickey has posted a 2.40 ERA and 1.14 WHIP. However, due to poor run support, he has only received credit for six victories during the skein. How impressive is Dickey's quality start streak? He's about to reach rarefied air with it. In 1985, Dwight Gooden started his Cy Young campaign with 17 consecutive quality starts, a streak that ended on July 4 when he was pulled after 2⅓ innings because of a rain delay (long-...
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I have become addicted to emacs and have been using it for everything. Now, I have started Qt4 . I am forced to move to the Qt Creator because of its auto complete feature which is required when writing programs in Qt because of the heavy use of pr edefined functions in it.
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I have installed the CEDET-1.1 where I discovered the text file for c++ which contains all the commonly used c++ keywords. One way could be to add Qt class and function names in that file which gives me a pretty basic auto complete for Qt. But can I get a better auto complete?


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While the original Ant-Man, Hank Pym, plays a large role in Marvel's new Ant-Man movie, the film's director thinks that there is lot more of Pym to be mined for a prequel.
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, that the header system is mild steel that is chrome plated. I assumed (incorrectly) that they were stainless steel of some alloy. Here is a neat clip from one of my favorite references: Burns Stainless (
"Stainless steel typically has a rather low carbon content, in the range of .08% to .15%, and sometimes as low as .03%. The carbon is needed for hardness, but it also can cause the stainless to become susceptible to corrosion at high temperatures. What happens is this: when chromium-nickel steel is heated to a temperature range of 800° to 1590°F, the carbon in the steel combines with chromium to form chromium carbides. This transformation is called carbide precipitation and reduces the corrosion resistance of the steel. The chromium is reduced in this heat-affected area and makes the steel subject to what is known as intergranular corrosion. Some stainless steels are known as low carbon grades to minimize this carbide precipitation; others, such as 321, are special alloys that reduce carbide precipitation by combining and stabilizing the chromium at elevated temperatures.
You may have heard Smokey Yunick talk about maintaining high exhaust velocity and increase scavenging by covering headers with a thermal wrap. In addition, there are companies that coat headers with a thermal barrier, typically some type of ceramic formula, in order to keep the heat inside the exhaust system. Stainless steel performs this function without the need for add-ons because it has a much lower coefficient of thermal conductivity, thereby keeping more heat inside and transmitting it to the header outlet. Radiated heat is perhaps the most important reason to wrap or ceramic coat the headers to protect the car and the driver from excessive, fatiguing high temperatures.
Typical 1010 carbon (mild) steel conducts 219% more heat per foot than do the types of stainless steel we use in header fabrication. By contrast, quite a bit more heat stays inside the stainless header tubes and does not get passed into the surrounding air. By not allowing the contraction of the cooling gases as they flow down the tubes, more exhaust velocity is retained which promotes better scavenging at the collector. This retention of velocity increases the overall header efficiency.
You've probably seen Indy cars with their enclosed engine compartments and thermal clam-shell enclosures around their turbocharger headers. They must thermally wrap their exhaust pipes just so the radiant heat off the tubes won't cause fires or melt any critical systems.
In this case headers made out of mild steel would completely fail and break apart due to the severe heat retention, let alone scale and send death particles
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Jonathan Ericsson, right, defends Pavel Datsyuk during practice. / JULIAN H. GONZALEZ/Detroit Free Press
Jonathan Ericsson's play has been relevant to the Red Wings' recently improved penalty kill.
Ericsson, a 6-foot-4, 221-pound defenseman, was once hockey's version of Mr. Irrelevant. He was the final pick, 291st overall, in the ninth round of the 2002 NHL draft. These days, the NHL draft only lasts seven rounds.
Ericsson has emerged as a dependable defenseman for the Wings. He played in 69 games this season and scored one goal and 10 assists for 11 points with a career-best plus-16 rating.
He has played in six games since missing 13 with a fractured wrist. In the last four games, Ericsson has played a minimum of 19 minutes a game, with a high of 26:34 in a 3-2 shoot-out win over the Blues on April 4.
"Sometimes you get things going for you," Ericsson said. "I was able to work hard when I was injured, too. I think that helped me get back in the game a little bit quicker."
He said he and Brad Stuart worked well together on the penalty kill before Ericsson got hurt.
"I enjoy playing with someone that works hard and that I can rely on to be in the right spots in the right times," Stuart said. "He's been able to do that for us. When I have confidence in knowing what my partner's going to do, that makes me better.
"I've kind of found that with him I can read off him pretty good. He's a big, strong guy that has some pretty good skill."
The Wings finished 25-for-25 over the final seven games of the regular season. For the season, the Wings ranked 18th in the NHL on the penalty kill (81.8%).
Why has the penalty kill performed so well of late?
"I don't know," Ericsson said. "We do a good scouting job before the games. We go through it every morning before games and try to stick to our plan. Last few times it worked really well for us. ... Sometimes you have a stretch where you really play well and then there's times where you don't have the bounces. Right now everyone is confident in our PK and that's good."
The Wings will be tested in the first round by a Nashville power play that ranked No. 1 in the NHL overall (21.6%) and at home (22.9%).
"We have to step up," Ericsson said. "Specialty teams is going to be really important in the playoffs. We know that. There's not going to be given a lot of chances in 5-on-5 play. Specialty teams is going to matter a lot. We just have to continue working on the things we're doing on the PK."
The Predators have eight players who have scored at least five power-play goals. Defenseman Shea Weber, who possesses one of the hardest slap shots in the world, leads the Predators with 10 power-play goals.
"For them, I think they move the puck around well, but they look for Weber a lot," Stuart said. "He's a key, no matter what situation you're in. They're looking for him to make the big shot and they create offense off of that.
"I don't think you can really say one guy is more important than the other, but he is a pretty important part of that power play, just because of the way he can shoot the puck."
When Weber winds up, he's capable of delivering a one-timer that clocks 106 m.p.h. That's no fun for a guy who has to try to get in the shooting lane to block a shot.
"The guys that tend to get out of the way are the ones that aren't usually playing at this time of year," Stuart said. "It's just something you gotta do. That's why you gotta be a little proactive with it. If you can get in the passing lane or the shooting lane before he goes to shoot, a lot of times you might discourage him from taking the shot."
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What a wonderful place to live in Phoenix! I found and secured my apartment in the Villager online before I ever saw it. Edvard, I can honestly say, is the most conscientious and courteous owner/manager I have ever worked with. He… Full Review ▶
My husband and I are greatful to have lived at the villager for The last two years! Great pet friendly environment, had it not been for our dog out growing our apartment because he suddenly turned into a "mini horse" we… Full Review ▶
I had the pleasure of living in this community for 2 1/2 yrs... had to leave for personal reasons or I would of continued my stay here. Its a wonderful, clean, safe community.. Edvard (manager) is very understanding and will help… Full Review ▶
I really like this place. It's nice and safe. Even my visitors like it. I'm so glad that this is my 1st place to live in Phoenix. I truly have a nice experience right here. Edvard, the manager, is really amazing!!… Full Review ▶
I do not live here personally but I have 4 relatives that do and I have said if I ever get divorced, the Villager is the first place I am going to move to. While the surrounding area is a little… Full Review ▶
First I'd like to say - Edvard is an amazing guy and does a superior job at running this place. He was more than flexible and accommodating when we first moved in (and continues to be). You can reach him at… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for 3 months now and I absolutely love it! The grounds are kept so clean and you can't help but feel a sense of pride about the community. Between first Friday pizza night and the fact you… Full Review ▶
I have lived many places, and this place by far takes the cake as being the most convenient, well maintained and downright perfect place to live. Whether you've got a family, are going to college, or just plain looking for a… Full Review ▶
Well it's May 17th here in Phoenix, 91 degrees today. Took my first swim in the pool at the Villager. The pool has been recently drained and prepared for summer. The pool was perfect. Temp was just right and not too… Full Review ▶
I have been a resident of The Villager Apartment Community since November 2011. My son who lives in Phoenix, actually found the Villager for me by googling "best places to live in Arizona" and this place was 1st on the list!… Full Review ▶
I've held off on writing a review until I'd lived here for awhile. To sum up the experience so far (six months), I LOVE IT! The best thing about the community is the landlord, Edvard. He is simply fantastic. The previous… Full Review ▶
I usually wait until I've moved out of a place to write a review, because I want to make sure that I don't get any surprise move-out charges, but I don't think I have anything to worry about here. POSITIVES: 1-… Full Review ▶
I am not a tenant at the Villager Apartments. However, I have been searching for a new place to live for the past few weeks, and after doing a lot of research (reading reviews, etc.), I kept coming back to the… Full Review ▶
I have been a resident for a bit over a month now (SW Corner 1-Bedroom) - moved in the last weekend of October 2011 and am very pleased thus far. I searched for a very long time for an apartment community… Full Review ▶
Tired, Overwhelmed, and displaced are only a few of the emotions my wife and I were bombarded with when we decided to make the big move from Washington state to Arizona. A lot of our uneasiness came from the fact that… Full Review ▶
I have been having issues with cigarette smoke in my apartment which I mentioned to Landlord/owner Edvard. He immediately tried to resolve the problem. He brought in is Handyman to seal up the crevices in the kitchen area which I believe… Full Review ▶
I have lived in places that more expensive but never had the high quality service like the Villager has. I have lived here for 5 years and i am very happy with this place and the staff here. A couple of… Full Review ▶
I was looking for a centralize place that would cut my drive time and ran into this place via Google. I'ved lived in Phoenix for over 20 years and I still got lost looking for it. I was skeptical at first… Full Review ▶
NOTE: This review's "star-rating" does NOT reflect my opinion of the complex. I chose "3" for everything except "staff" because I haven't seen the complex and "3" is non-committed. This review isn't about the complex; I'm writing about the landlord. Edvard… Full Review ▶
Moved here from NY. Was hoping for the best, and have been well pleased. The place looks new, community looks new, very quiet, and then ya got Edvard, the owner, he is the man! To be completely honest he is a… Full Review ▶
I've lived here since the end of July and find it very lovely. It stays cool durring the day. I can leave my AC off durring the day while I'm at work and it's still nice when I get home. I… Full Review ▶
Strongly agree with review- bedbugs, noise and a bad neighborhood!!!! Full Review ▶
We have lived here for three months and it is a great quiet place that is hidden from the city even though it is in the middle of everything. Set back from the main road of 19th Ave. the complex is… Full Review ▶
Unless you are really and I mean really down and out on your luck... DO NOT move here. Bugs, noise and a neighborhood that is not one to take a stroll around unless you are carrying a pistol. The manager is… Full Review ▶
Have lived here for two months now and its all good. Quiet place both day and night, clean pool and the laundry is always open. Nobody knows about this location untill they come over and they all say good things about… Full Review ▶
My name is valencia and I have been living in this apartment complex for about two weeks and they have been amazing! The community is safe, everyone is so sweet and location is perfect! Full Review ▶
I have lived at The Villager for a few months now, and I want to tell anyone who drives by this place and writes it off because of what they see around it - Don't. The apartment complex is set well… Full Review ▶
When I came to Villager's apartments to scope out the complex, I felt a peaceful, serenity and tranquility community. After searching other complexes to reside, I realized these complexes were -- of no match up against 'The Villager.' I gave to… Full Review ▶
I'm new to the Villager community but I have to say it feels like home already. Being from a smaller town back east, I am impressed with the feeling of having real neighbors that act like neighbors again. The grounds are… Full Review ▶
I had been on the lookout for centrally located, single-level complexes that allowed pets; however, I didn't think I'd find one like the Villager. Well set back from the street with beautifully landscaped green areas, the community is like a little… Full Review ▶
I think that the Villager Apartments are awesome cause they have people ready for you and is always cheap. Why do u think I have stayed 12-13 years? I love it here and we have these annual potlucks where you get… Full Review ▶
Wasn't sure about moving to the villager when we arrived in Phoenix. I am so glad we did though. Most communities and so "stuffy", but not at the Villager. Edvard is a business man, but he is also someone who will… Full Review ▶
I lived at the Villager for a year and only moved out because I wanted to save money for school. Edvard is a very nice, caring, and helpful person and is always doing whatever he can to make the Villager one… Full Review ▶
I transferred to Phoenix with my job and was very impressed with the value and location of the Villager Apts. It's convenient to shopping and restaurants, but is also is close to downtown. The complex is well kept and the owner/manager… Full Review ▶
There not always easy to find but always delighted when you do. This is one of them. A charming, cozy little community hidden away. Although lived in North Central Phx for years, didn t have a clue that it was here.… Full Review ▶
Hi, my name is Mr. Oser, I just moved in here to The Villager and was so impressed with the greeting and professionalism Mr.Richards greeted me with, I am 51 yrs. old and have never been so happy and made to… Full Review ▶
I just moved in a couple of weeks ago and I already love this place! It's safe, clean, affordable, and Edvard, the manager/owner, is amazing! He helped me move in, he always checks to make sure everything is to my liking,… Full Review ▶
I was a previous tenant for 18 months. I met the owner/manager of the complex and from the get-go, he was very courteous, helpful and went out of his way to make me feel at home. Even providing a gift basket… Full Review ▶
Our new management has been in place for a few months now. As a Long time resident I was a little worried about loosing our community feeling here at the Villager after we lost Edvard. Well , Cindy and everyone at… Full Review ▶
I have worked right next door to the villager for quite some time now. Recently, I have thought of moving there as a convenience and went there with the manager Edvard to inspect the property and was blown away by the… Full Review ▶
The Villager Apartments is one of the best kept secrets in Phoenix , the location is great and the staff bends over backwards to help you out. And, the grounds are very well cared for. Just what I was looking for… Full Review ▶
Its a nice place. Clean and well taken care off. Full Review ▶
THE VILLAGER IS CLEAN, QUITE AND VERY WELL TAKEN CARE OF. I LIKE THE SOUND OF THE FOUNTIAN. THE POOL IS SKY BLUE. THERE ARE A LOT OF PLANTS AROUND. AND THE PEOPLE ARE VERY NICE. Full Review ▶
I just moved into my apartment in the mid of january. Edvard the owner picked me up from the airport the day I moved here from out of state. He is very helpful and will do anything he can to help… Full Review ▶
Had to move when I lost my job and the new one paid less than half. My lease was up so I moved and the owner gave me my deposit back as he promised that he would when I moved it.… Full Review ▶
All I can say is I love it and I'm very happy here, Ed the manager made me feel right at home, answered all my questions and is always there when I need him. My neighbors are very nice, very quiet,… Full Review ▶
I moved into the villager apts not to long ago... Edvard the owner has gone above and beyond to make me feel welcome... My heat went off around thanksgiving and he even offered to put me up in a hotel (… Full Review ▶
I work for the Government and wanted to live near the Light Rail for ease of access to Downtown Phoenix. A co-worker recommended The Villager. It offered this and much much more. Shopping and freeway access are all within a mile.… Full Review ▶
I have lived at Villager Apartments since moving to Phoenix, and have really enjoyed it. I have been a renter all my life, and usually one or two years in an apartment has been adequate time for me...I have never been… Full Review ▶
I've lived in many states including New Jersey, North Carolina, Wisconsin, California, And at least two others. I lived in gated communities and high rises. But there is no place like the Villager Apartments, I believe its the safest place I… Full Review ▶
The Villager is an awesome place to live. I love the tile floors and the wood look in the bathrooms and the kitchen cabinets are to die for. I am so glad I was able to get my Mother to move… Full Review ▶
After living just 2 months at Villager, I have decided that I will never live in a large corporate complex again. I have every intention of living at Villager as long as I can. It s that good. I am more… Full Review ▶
If your looking for a clean, comfortable place to rest your head, check out the Villager Apartments where you can be assured that management is on duty 24 hrs a day to assist you. They are centralized and has access to… Full Review ▶
If I'm not careful, this could become a Magnum Opus about The Villager Apartments - so I'll be careful. :) We moved in in late May of this year (2010). It was supposed to have been early April, but I ended… Full Review ▶
This is a easy-access, close to everything and quite communite. Maintenance is kept up, and cable is free. What more could you ask? Full Review ▶
What a surprise. Anyone looking for a nice, quiet community that's safe for children and elderly alike need look no further. Tucked away just half a block north from Camelback road on 19th avenue, Villager Apartments is a well kept secret.… Full Review ▶
The Villager is a very unique and quite place to live in. The maintenance there has always been kept up and is always looking to find new things to improve. I would recommend anyone who likes these qualities in a living… Full Review ▶
The grass alone makes this community a great place to live. The grounds are very well manicured and well kept. The people in the community are great. Everyone likes to be social, but at the same time be respectful of others… Full Review ▶
Got priced out of there and noticed many of my friends moving slightly due west towards the Christown area where there seems to be a new thing going on with the Light rail and all. Then I found The Villager ,… Full Review ▶
Before I even moved in, he offered to pick me up from the airport- as I was moving here from out-of-town. As the owner took me through his Nickel Orientation (his term for it), he offered to help me unload the… Full Review ▶
I remeber a time when I Was in need of a place to live I was driving south on 19th ave and seen this one story apartment complex that said Bad Credit OK. So I went and applied and within 7… Full Review ▶
My wife and I moved in November of 2009 and I waited until now to write my review to see how things are here. The Villager Apartments are definitely apartments I would reccommend to a close friend. There is a real… Full Review ▶
I was a former renter at the Villager Apartment complex in Phoenix, Arizona. I was very pleased with the community's layout, design, and especially the services provided by the staff and management. The complex has well lit areas in the parking… Full Review ▶
I was the manager for 6 years and raised two young boys there. Edvard was a great manager, friend, and I found to be very dedicated to pleasing his customers there at Villager. I have since moved back to Illinois and… Full Review ▶
I have lived in many apartment complexes since moving to Phoenix in 1980. I have had many landlords in all those years. I can say truthfully that my current landlord, Mr. Edvard Richards, is one of the most caring and honest… Full Review ▶
The Villager Apartment community is wonderful! As a single female, on-the-go, I love the proximity to the light rail, grocery stores, movie theaters AND the Biltmore & downtown Phoenix. The units are renovated with modern appliances. The owner provides a home-like… Full Review ▶
I love the Villager Apartments. The atmosphere is so quaint, trendy, and possitive. I have lived in New York for many years and it reminds me of a section in Manhattan called "The village " These apartments are tucked away from… Full Review ▶
Friendly, approachable manager/owner keeps things clean and running smoothly at this relatively small apartment complex. No trace of crime since I've been here and neighbors along with staff are helpful. Thick concrete walls insulate well against heat and noise. Much nicer… Full Review ▶
This was an excellent choice for our son to live. The price was right, parking available, safety a major issue and the owner/landlord was outstanding. Mr. Ed was always around if our son needed anything and always delivered his pkgs to… Full Review ▶
My son and daughter-in-law talked for years about my moving here. I kept putting it off using every excuse I could. Now I wish I had taken their advice and moved here earlier. The Owner/Manager, Ed, has gone out of his… Full Review ▶
As a female headed household that includes two small children safety was my primary concern when selecting an apartment and I feel completely safe here at the Villager Apartments. Honestly, I have been completely impressed with all aspects of daily living… Full Review ▶
This is the cleanest and most well kept placed I have ever lived. I'm a clean-freak so I really appreciate how the owner and his staff takes very good care of this place. I see them everyday keeping the place tidy.… Full Review ▶
Having lived here at the Villager for three years now, I've seen this complex transformed from simply a good clean deal for the money to one of the best kept secrets in central Phoenix. This apartment community is truly a pleasure… Full Review ▶
I have lived at the Villager a few times in my life. The first time was in 91 before Edvard became the owner. It was definately not what it is today. The grounds were horrible as well as the apartments. I… Full Review ▶
I moved here from Chicago a few years back and lived way up north in a home with my mom and teenage son. When my child went off to college, it was time for me to move on and out of… Full Review ▶
I absolutely love my home at the Villager Apartments. It's more than just the average apartment complex. Its a community - a community of people who live together, help one another, and really look out for one another. The management keeps… Full Review ▶
It has been 3 months now and we have not been dissappointed, the community enjoyed a great turnout at the potluck last evening and the warmth and friendliness of the people here is encouraging to see. Many of the tenants are… Full Review ▶
My brother and I are roommates and wanted to move into a larger apartment. When one became available, we walked it with the Owner/Manager and he asked us to make a wish list of things we would like changed or upgraded.… Full Review ▶
I can definitely tell that this guy flunked out at Landlord School . He s just too friggin unusual to be a Landlord. Looks and acts like some 60 s burnout hippie flower child. He definitely failed the course on how… Full Review ▶
The reviews on this website are complete bunk. Don't believe a word of it. This is one of the worst apartment communities I have ever lived in. The place is literally FILLED with roaches. The grounds are well cared for, and… Full Review ▶
I moved in about three weeks ago and I have been pleasantly surprised at how well the Villager Apartments has worked out for me. I admit I was a little skeptical at first based on the location and the price, but… Full Review ▶
I have lived in apartments most of my adult life and I must say that this place is the best. It is the most friendliest, fun, lively, and outright great place to live. I've been living here for a little under… Full Review ▶
Ed Vard has done a excellent job wit the comm. I lived there for 18 months very quiet any one would love living here. I also got my total deposit back that has nwver happen to me. I really thank Ed… Full Review ▶
Let me start out by saying that the villager apartments is the GREATEST to live.. My husband and I moved in a few days before Thanksgiving!! Things were very hectic!! We had come two weeks before to look at two apartments… Full Review ▶
the villager apartments is wonderful community for all ages,close to the chris town mall ,on the bus line in ,good property management, frienldy maitinace team a nice place to live. Full Review ▶
I moved from North Scottsdale not really knowing what to expect even though I work in the area. I immediately liked the fact that the owner was hands on. He made my move in easy and was very accommodating. He even… Full Review ▶
This was a nice complex to stay at. Atmosphere was nice & grounds were well maintained. The neighbors will talk to you & everyone was friendly. Being tucked back the way it is reduces some of the noises from city life,… Full Review ▶
My boyfriend and I have been living here four months and have been nothing short of amazed by Villager Apartments and the on-site property manager. We are both college students in our first apartment. I was immediately charmed by these apartments-from… Full Review ▶
We recently moved to Phoenix and after many choices we came to the Villager. From the first minute we saw it we fell in love. The management is outstanding and they really care. It is not like the ordinary complexes that… Full Review ▶
I have lived in the Phoenix Metro area for over 15 yrs and have seen many different apartment complexes. I favor older complexes over just built in the last 5 yrs. This is the 1st time I have been to an… Full Review ▶
I have lived in the Phoenix Metro area for nearly 5 years and feel like I am home. Granted it's in a studio, but as soon as I am in better times I hope to move into one of the 1… Full Review ▶
I comment on this, because I am frequently asked and also as a former school teacher and a female senior citizen; I always have to be on the watch for possible no good doers because us seniors are usually the most… Full Review ▶
One of my many pleasant surprises about living here is the number of professionals that call this place home. Normally you would find most of these people living in more affluent areas like the Biltmore but I guess that they live… Full Review ▶
Hello Their i am Donald Mallozzi I can tell you that the apartments are in top shape and the landlord is always doing something new to them . he treats every one their like family. i would recommend this place to… Full Review ▶
Having lived at Villager for just a shade over three years now, I can say that I have watched the place develop into something quite nice. During my first few months here, i might not have been too inclined to give… Full Review ▶
I have finally found an apartment complex that is all that it claims to be. I enjoy the peace and quiet, the quick response of the maintenance staff, and the thoughfullness and professionalism of the office staff. The grounds are just… Full Review ▶
Seemed like most landlords didn t want to rent to me once they found out that I was a student until I found this place. I liked that the owner was cool with me being a working college student and not… Full Review ▶
Sitting in a great location; close to shopping, public transportation, downtown attractions, luscious parks, and more, Villager apartments offer big city living without all the hassles. The complex feels like a safe and secure gated community. The busy Phoenix metro area… Full Review ▶
It is the right place, I have had many bad rental experiences in the past, Villager more than makes up for the sour times, the grounds are kept clean & well groomed, units receive numerous upgrades & the owner/manager is onest,… Full Review ▶
I just about had a stroke when the owner walked up to me the day I moved out and gave me a cashier s check for my full refundable deposit. I have been renting almost my entire life and have never… Full Review ▶
I have been at the Villager for a little less than a month and I can honestly say that this is the best apartment I have ever lived in! Not only is the manager nice, but he goes above and beyond… Full Review ▶
I have now been here for over a year, In one year the owner has done numerous upgrades in my apartment as well as accommodated me with all the little extras that i like, he really has gone above and beyond… Full Review ▶
In 4 years as a resident, I have been thoroughly impressed by the care, consideration and desire to put a best foot forward shown by the owner/manager of the Villager. Our most recent move is an excellent example: We transferred from… Full Review ▶
A nice, quiet community with friendly people and quaint living facilities. Excellent customer service by the landlord/owner, he really cares about his community and goes the extra mile to make sure you're satisfied with your apartment. Full Review ▶
I have been a tenant since July. I would have to rate my overall experience here at a 100% happy and I am glad I chose to live here. The owner of the property is the most generous and helper person… Full Review ▶
After searching on line, I have decided that this property has more to offer than any other in the area. Not only is the landlord/owner on the property on a daily basis, he takes very good care of this property. The… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for over four years and I have the best landlord that i have ever had. The few problems that come up are handled quickly and followed up on to ensure timely and quality service. The grounds are… Full Review ▶
Hello, I'm Gary from Apt 218! I'm a 14 years Air Force Veteran, MBA Graduate of Grand Canyon University, and current Base Formal Training Technician/Manager at Luke Air Force Base! I've been living at the Villager going on two (2) years,… Full Review ▶
We have a son starting at ASU in the spring, and we wanted him to find an apartment in Phoenix so that he can take the light rail to Tempe. At the beginning of the light rail, we found the Villager… Full Review ▶
The Villager apartments has a great location for every type shopping and its right on the bus line a very relaxing community. Full Review ▶
The owner of this property is unlike any other you will meet. The improvements and renovations he made to my apartment were without question over the top. He didn't just repaint and hose it down, he installed new sinks, toilet, flooring,… Full Review ▶
Since the Owner took over Management of this property, he has made significant improvements on an already clean, quiet, and comfortable complex. I plan on living here for many years to come. Full Review ▶
Ive lived at the villager apartments for over a year now and really enjoy it. I have really great neighbors and even with a few questionable residents I feel safe here. The rent is decent for a good sized two bedroom… Full Review ▶
The apartment that I looked at had new light fixtures, new kitchen counter and faucet. It was clean and close to the pool and laundry room. Full Review ▶
I have lived here for quite a while and we do have our share of problems as with any building having. Plumbing backs up or something happens with a electrical problem it is normaly taken care of right away. But there… Full Review ▶
I have resided at the Villager since October of 08. The Villager is a rather tight knit community that has its own 'neighbor watch' type of mentality. Folks that live here usually meet all the neighbors and a good number of… Full Review ▶
I have been here now over 13 yrs. When I first moved in there was a different owner/landlord. It was ok back then, and I really needed a place then. Then Edvard bought the place. Slowly but surely he has built… Full Review ▶
I loved my apartment.The management is easy to get a hold of and respond quickly to problems. Everything was done with high quality, especially the paint job and I love the mirrored closet doors. It's a very friendly place to live-it's… Full Review ▶
I have resided in the Villager for just shy of a year and there have been a number of changes being made just in that time frame. The owner of the property has been working hard at improving the over all… Full Review ▶
I have three vehicles and even though I only live in a 1-bedroom, which calls for one, the owner has been really cool about letting me park all three of my cars and trucks in the lots. he said that because… Full Review ▶
This is the only place that I have ever lived where the owner actually manages the property instead of having a manager in between me and him. I like that I can always deal directly with the owner. I pay $489… Full Review ▶
I have lived at this complex for awhile and have had a chance to see things from a close-up and in-depth point-of-view. These are my findings for anyone considering living here: PROS: Well-maintained complex both inside and out especially with the… Full Review ▶
I felt so lucky to find The Villager Apartments. Not only were they willing to overlook my challenged credit but it was well kept and safe. I only had one maintenance issue in the year that I was there and it… Full Review ▶
I have lived at the Villager apartments for two years now. I chose these apartments because of their policy of working with prospective tenants with less than perfect credit. Because of their willingness to help people that have had some problems… Full Review ▶
A nice, quiet community with easy to access management. The grounds are very well kept up. Regarding an earlier comment about cockroaches...I noticed cockroaches in my apartment, too, but management was very aggressive in getting rid of them. They were far… Full Review ▶
I just moved in here a few months ago and before I found this nice little place, I had been turned down by 11 other complexes because of my credit report and prior eviction. I had spent over $300 in application… Full Review ▶
Jerry, Mark and crew do an excellent job on the maintenance and rehab work around here. They are more like old-time craftsmen than your typical handyman. I used to be in construction and recognize quality work when I see it. When… Full Review ▶
I have been living at Villager Apartments for one year and it has been a joy. Any time that there has been a problem management and the landlord have always been there to assist me. The landscape is meticulously worked and… Full Review ▶
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Their ads say, nice, clean, quiet and safe and in my three years of residency I have found just that. They keep the place immaaculate and the place is super quiet and hidden away from the street noise. I have found… Full Review ▶
Several of us live here-some open and others not. I find this to be a very tolerant community with people from all walks of life living here such as professionals, artists, retirees, etc. Everyone seems to get along and most are… Full Review ▶
There's a lot of pet owners here. Lot's of great dogs and cats and all kinds of other animals. Very animal friendly place. Lots of big green grass yards and other places to walk our dogs. Pretty quiet place too consedering… Full Review ▶
The owner calls us every time that something been reapired and ask if we are happy with the werk. he even gives out his phone number to everyone. he says to call him anytim about any little thing. I like this… Full Review ▶
After being kept up from the sounds of police sirens, helicopters, and obnoxious drunks, I wake up most mornings to people yelling or the maintenance guy's music blairing over the sound of his power tools. I have talked to him nicely… Full Review ▶
I have lived here at the Villager for 3 years and I enjoy being here, The neighboors are really nice and help each other. The units are clean and updated. The management is professional and courteous and helpful. The management shows… Full Review ▶
When I lived there the outside was the only part of it that was well maintained. I had many things go wrong inside of my apartment that were never fixed right away, and a few things that still wren't fixed the… Full Review ▶
I have been an apartment dweller most of my life, in both large and small complexes, and I have to admit that that Villager Apartments is one of the better places I have lived, and will continue to live at in… Full Review ▶
I have lived here for 4 months, I have been welcomed into a small community thats simple and friendly kinda people, I have seen and been part of the many upgrades beening made daily with tenants new and old, No slacking… Full Review ▶
And the regular pot lucks r so good. They always follow up right away on service calls & do xtra stuff if u e I have no complaints so far. Full Review ▶
I have found for all the renting i have done in my 20 years this is a place i would highly recommend if you are looking for a place that you want to call home. the apartments are spacious the outer… Full Review ▶
I've lived here for almost a decade and seen so many improvements made. It is truly an oasis and a safe haven in the city. Near bus and the new train line, excellent shopping. Patrolled by great people who care about… Full Review ▶
in which to live. My husband and I have been here for almost 5 years and we are very glad to have found such a cozy community. The Residents are friendly and helpful. We've moved twice since we have been here… Full Review ▶
I love my home at the Villager. It is nice, well lit and the manager does an excellent job in maintaining the place. I had many choices to move elsewhere, but glad I chose the villager. My neighbors are very nice,… Full Review ▶
Fabulous! Couple of gay dudes, Ed and Dan own this place. Delightful, pretty and safe little complex. Everything is always clean and fixed right away. Service is beyond excellent. Less than a block to the light rail and downtown, but don… Full Review ▶
We absolutely love living at the Villager Apartments! The staff and tenants are amazing. The day we moved in our neighbors were more than willing to help us. They just came up to the car and started taking our belongings to… Full Review ▶
Not clean, not safe, most people there live off of goverment funding and drug habits. Management is terrible, they only want your money and they will do anything to get it. Full Review ▶
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Just saw this thread on here. I apologize for not going back and reading a 559 pages, so if I say something dumb please forgive me.
I recently picked up a low mile 2009 KLR650. Bone stock, and in great shape. I always wanted one since the new fairing came out in 2008, and the week before christmas, the stars aligned, and I stumbled on this one by accident.
I used to have a 1998 that was all kitted out, back in the 2003-2005 era. Loved it, but had no one to ride with, so I sold it. Just after I sold it my buddy bought a Gen 1 KLR, and I've been kicking myself ever since then that I got rid of it. The bike had everything too, windshield, heated grips, for brace, Corbin dished seat, trunk, saddle racks and Covercraft bags, highway pegs, and all the maintenance items like the switch bypass, carb vent, and doohickey.
Some items I will be doing on my Gen 2 bike, but for the time being at least I won't be going all out like the old one. I'm also afraid because this one is so pretty, not the tank like the old bike.
Anyways, I've been looking to meet fellow riders, so hopefully me and my buddy (who thankfully still has his KLR) can join you guys either on a run or at the meeting spot.
Also, we ride MX/trail bikes too, so is there anyone who also does that? I've got a CRF450X. Would be nice to find some MX riders as well. We're 38, and not pro's by any means, just want to have a good time.
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By Jane Madgwick, CEO Wetlands International
As I leave behind the vast and wild beauty of Uruguay's coasts, I have some mixed feelings about the progress made at the 12th Ramsar Convention on Wetlands Conference of Parties (COP), held in Punta del Este. "What was it for?", the uninitiated may ask. Actually I'm asking myself the same question, even though I have 25 years of experience engaging with this Convention and the COPs.
26-Mar-2015, views: 1069
By Marie-Jose Vervest - What is the best approach to restore and protect a coastline that was hit by a Tsunami? Driven by my own involvement in mangrove restoration after the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami and 'Building with Nature' approaches with Wetlands International, I attended the event 'Global approaches to coastal resilience' organized by READY Asia-Pacific at the WCDRR in Sendai. In this session coastal protection measures after the March 11th 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan were discussed.
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By Julio Montes de Oca Lugo, Wetlands International Panama - What are some of the "ingredients" that would make a "recipe for resilience"? Wetlands International and its programme partners in the coalition Partners for Resilience (CARE, Cordaid, Netherlands Red Cross and Red Cross/Red Crescent Climate Centre) explored this very question during a side event entitled "Sharing experiences for an integrated DRR approach", at the Sendai World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (WCDRR) last Sunday.
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By Ritesh Kumar, Wetlands International South Asia - At the session on 'Economic aspects of Disaster Risk Reduction'at the World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (WCDRR) in Sendai on 16 March, the JICA Vice President, Mr. Kiyushi Kodera indicated that over 85% of ODI related to Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) was still ex-post, for relief and reconstruction. This is taking place despite the proven effectiveness of investment in DRR and community resilience.
14-Mar-2015, views: 903
By Fred Pearce - In October 2013, one of the fiercest cyclones to hit the Bay of Bengal for many years made landfall on the low-lying delta coast of the Indian state of Odisha. With winds battering the coastline at more than 200 kilometres per hour, the structural damage from cyclone Phailin was intense. Thousands of straw, timber and bamboo homes were destroyed across the delta of the River Mahanadi, one of India's largest deltas. Trees were uprooted, cars upturned and power lines broken across the delta as high winds were accompanied by a three-metre storm surge.
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By Fred Pearce - The Inner Niger Delta in central Mali is a giant green oasis on the edge of the Sahara desert. It is one of the country's most productive areas, but also among its poorest. At the height of the wet season, when the River Niger is swollen by heavy rainfall in Guinea, an area the size of Belgium, from Mopti to Tombouctou, turns into a landscape of lakes.
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By Fred Pearce - As demand for water grows in river basins, downstream users often suffer. This is especially true when those users depend on rivers and natural wetlands, which many still regard as "wasted" water. That is the case on the river Ewaso Ngiro in Kenya, which drains from the glaciers of Mount Kenya through the heavily populated agricultural region of Laikipia in central Kenya, to the Lorian Swamp in the arid northeast.
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By Fred Pearce - Deforestation on the uplands of Philippine islands has been causing soil loss, landslides and flooding downstream for decades. On Mindanao, the country's second largest island, Wetlands International and its partners are attempting to help communities in harm's way to revitalise their ecosystems and their safety. The focus of attention is the River Agusan, the Philippines' third longest river, which drains the island's northeast highlands.
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By Susanna Tol - Also in the world of climate change, organic is the way to go. I am not writing about organic food here, despite my personal interest in the topic, but about peatlands, which are soils with a substantial layer of organic matter at or near the surface. Well, they are the way to go for the climate as long as you treat them well. If not, they become a vigorous source of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Just wondered if anyone had tried these? I use spray bombs for all my painting. A while back I bought a can of water-based paint to try. I think it was Krylon. I sprayed it over my usual Duplicolor sandable primer with the usual prep. I put it back in the box and forgot about it for quite a while. Later I noticed that it didn't seem to stick very well and didn't respond to polishing very well either. I will stick with my regular paint, so it's not that big a deal, just curious more than anything. I live in west Texas and the humidity is usually in the 25-55 % range. In the summer it's like living in a giant paint dryer. Regular oil-based Krylon is dry to the touch within an hour or two, though Rustoleum of course never seems to dry completely.
Water based paint questions?
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Posted 16 February 2013 - 09:39 AM
I'm not sure about spray bombs, but acrylic through an airbrush responds well to a heat gun or hair dryer to help the adhesion. Oh, and I hate Rustoleum. I primered with that garbage, and weeks later it still wasnt dry.
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Posted 19 February 2013 - 09:34 AM
I shoot Auto Air over Duplicolor, I never heard of a WB rattlecan. The first thing to ask is did you follow the label...Y'now what the makers tell you HOW to use said product. Real WB paint is a different beast, that works well, and has better colors than solvent bases. BUT you need a lot of pressure, good air movement in the booth, and a "heat" source to flash the paint..IR lamps or a heat gun will work.
Posted 19 February 2013 - 11:47 AM
Krylon does make a latex paint in a spray can, or at least they did, as I recall seeing it at Sherwin-Williams. If that's what was used, strip it and start over.
Posted 19 February 2013 - 11:54 AM
It's unclear what the above poster meant by "real waterbased paint" unless it's the oppostie of imaginary waterbased paint.
But, assuming that it has "better" colors than solvent paints is quite funny, and quite wrong.
"Better" is in the eye of the user, or for someone who has little experience Airbrushing with solvent paints.
All Products Used Are Exclusively House Of Kolor, Of Course!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted 19 February 2013 - 04:10 PM
It's unclear what the above poster meant by "real waterbased paint" unless it's the oppostie of imaginary waterbased paint.
OP stated:
I use spray bombs for all my painting. A while back I bought a can of water-based paint to try. I think it was Krylon
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Krylon does make a latex paint in a spray can
As I stated Real WB paint " I never heard of a WB rattlecan" Have you ?
I have a few pints of real WB Auto Air here.....No sprays at all
Pat....Please stop your biased nonsense. HOK is fantastic solvent paint. But as you have told us many times before of your HOK love and dislike of any other finish
I have shot so much paint in solvent and water bases over the years and I actually love HOK and think they are a painters delight...the whole system. Just as PPG Waterborne Paints are fantastic and rich, they are a lot safer for the environment...model sized or not.
I will let the experts at PPG and Auto Air prove you so very wrong.
I have the Simon Murray DVD and recommend it if you want to try WB paints by Auto Air
If you are really a master painter why not try a PPG training session, you might be shocked
Edited by G Holding, 19 February 2013 - 04:18 PM.
Posted 19 February 2013 - 04:19 PM
"water-based" and acrylic (based) paints , not necessarily the same thing.
I believe "regular Krylon" is an acrylic enamel ,
Posted 19 February 2013 - 04:56 PM
I just discarded the can a little while back or I would be able to let everybody know what brand it was. The only reason I think it was Krylon is because I use that brand most of the time.I used an airbrush years ago, but in an effort to simplify and after having kids to take up spare time, I quit building highly detailed models and now just build for enjoyment whenever I get a little time to myself. Of course being laid off a couple of weeks ago has added to my free time quite a bit as I now have 3 finished out of the box models built, just clean the seams up and do a good paint job and put it together......
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According to The Sun, Rooney has agreed to let cameras follow him for a few months, focusing on his life at Manchester United and the birth of his first baby, which is due in October.
Sky 1 has confirmed that it is talks to broadcast the programme.
Rooney, who earlier this week claimed he might have been a priest had he not become a professional footballer, last year starred in a reality TV show dubbed 'Coke Zero Presents: Wayne Rooney's Street Striker'.
The programme, broadcast on Sky 1, was based on a search to find the country's best undiscovered footballer.
Rooney's wife Coleen is also no stranger to TV shows. She presents 'Coleen's Real Women' on ITV2 and has presented an edition of ITV1's 'Tonight With Trevor McDonald'.
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Super Rugby: Crusaders comfortably beat 14-man Highlanders
By Sam Drury. Last Updated: 29/06/13 12:56pm
Dan Carter: The All-Blacks fly-half was at his influential best
A Dan Carter inspired Crusaders beat the Highlanders 40-12 under the roof at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin as Ma'a Nonu was sent off for the hosts.
The Crusaders earned a bonus-point victory as three second half tries helped to move them into fifth in the Super Rugby table, leaving the Highlanders two points adrift at the bottom.
Carter scored 25 points, including a try, as he showed his class by putting each of his eight kicks at goal between the posts.
In an entertaining contest the 'Landers defied their league position to score the opening try of the game through full-back Ben Smith.
However, the Crusaders led 13-7 at the break thanks Luke Whitelock's try. Carter converted and also kicked two penalties at either end of the half.
The second period started at a frantic pace and after Zac Guildford charged down Nonu's kick in the first minute of the half, Adam Slade had to be alert to beat the winger to the loose ball.
The Christchurch-based team were not to be denied for long though and after Tom Marshall broke through the Highlanders defensive line, he was able to slip the ball to scrum-half Andrew Ellis to touch down.
The home side's response was positive and replacement Aaron Smith was stopped just short of the line before Hosea Gear touched down in the corner to close the gap to just eight points with 25 minutes remaining.
Any comeback was halted almost immediately though with Nonu given his marching orders for a dangerous tackle on Marshall less than two minutes after the restart - the first red card of the Super Rugby season so far.
A Carter penalty extended the lead further before Corey Flynn was sin binned for a high tackle on energetic scrum-half Smith.
At 14-a-side the Crusaders remained in control and Carter helped himself to a deserved try before duly converting as he moved past 100 Super Rugby points for the season.
The 'Landers continued to push for another score but were caught out in the final minute. Carter was again involved before Telusa Veainu was unleashed to run the length of the pitch to finish superbly.
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If Neal Gabler is right about social media, the words in this article wouldn't exist.
After all, it was Twitter where I discovered "The Zuckerberg Revolution," his overwrought essay in Sunday's Los Angeles Times.
So how's that for irony: If it weren't for social media, paidContent wouldn't be devoting serious thought to his article on how social media is destroying serious thought.
Don't think of that sentiment as just a joke; it cuts to the heart of what is so wrongheaded about the media historian's contention that the more we use Facebook, Twitter and SMS, "the less likely we are to have the habit of mind or the means of expressing ourselves in interesting and complex ways."
By dwelling on the sheer volume and brevity (140 characters–gasp!) of modern messaging, Gabler misunderstands that as the totality of communication. Social media is not the destination that replaces serious discourse; it's the very vehicle that brings people to deeper information experiences, including blogs, message boards and yes, misguided LAT op-eds.
What Gabler doesn't get is that new media is not a zero-sum game; time spent Twittering doesn't necessarily replace quality reading. The more communication that takes place–an increase facilitated in part by the pithiness of 140-character blips–the more opportunities there are to bring people and/or content together for the kind of meaningful exchanges they wouldn't otherwise have.
You would think an essay so focused on protecting the integrity of communications wouldn't engage in the kind of trivialization that Gabler attributes to social media. But then you can't toss off cute but meaningless slogans like, "We are texting ourselves to death." Or fixate on Mark Zuckerberg as the poster boy for Everything That Is Wrong With Contemporary Media. Never mind that Facebook's recent announcement on its intent to innovate e-mail is hardly the first to tread that territory (where are you now, Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Wave?). Never mind that there's something sloppily reductive about the way he sets up Johann Gutenberg and Zuckerberg as polar opposites when publishing and messaging are such distinctly different modes.
Screaming "fire" on a crowded internet is just the latest example of the kind of reflexive hysteria that seems to attend every innovation in media. But throwing social media under the bus in this context seems all the more nutty given it's the very tool that will maximize exposure for the essay. Maybe not retweeting or posting Gabler's words in Facebook status updates is the best way to help him realize what he doesn't understand.


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