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Netis Systems WF2416 Portable Router Review - 150Mbps Wireless N for your travels
Whether it's for work or play, having the ability to create your own wireless network while on the road is a luxury one cannot simply pass up. With the portable router market quietly heating up, we take a look at a rather inexpensive solution from Netis, the WF2416 portable router.
The WF2416 is a small pocket sized router, with dimensions coming in just over three square inches by one inch thick. Utilizing the 2.4GHz band, the Netis is capable of 150Mbps, and is compatible with 802.11b/g/n standards. In addition to the routing capabilities of the WF2416, the unit can also function as an extender, adding range to an existing network via the built-in WAN/LAN port. MSRP of the WF2416 is set at $19.99, and it is backed by a one-year warranty.
Scope of delivery for the Netis WF2416 includes the router, network cable, and reading materials.
The side of the router houses the switch for each mode router and extender; the WAN port is to the right.
Moving to the other side, you will find the WPS button for quick setup of your wireless connection, along with the reset button should you ever need to default the unit.
The power plug is built to be modular. It is also built to be easily tucked away when not in use.
On the top of the unit, you will find a blue LED to denote activity.
The menu system for the portable router is rather simple. Though, you can change the device mode along with SSID, security options, and the password. In addition to the simple menu seen here, the WF2416 carries an advanced menu system that allows you to tweak the router a little; to activate this mode, the top right includes a button.
Above, we have opened the Wireless Utility on our MacBook Pro. Starting within five feet of the portable router, we grabbed a great connection at -45dBm. Moving out at ten-foot increments, you can see the signal start to fade until we stopped at sixty feet from the router, with a signal rate of -75dBm.
The Netis WF2416 is a well-built pocket size router that comes into the market at the perfect time. With people traveling for both business and pleasure, one thing is for sure: they want to be connected to the world at all times. With a device such as the WF2416, you can take that wired connection in your hotel room, and turn it into a hotspot for all your devices.
The performance in the testing I did showed the unit had plenty of power to carry the wireless signal a good 60 ft., and with a decent connection rate of 73Mbps.
However, there are a few drawbacks to the unit. One of which is the WAN/LAN port only being capable of 100 Mbps; this takes away from the capabilities of the unit as an extender, since you will be unable to fully utilize the wireless throughput. The second is the wireless mode switch on the side of the unit. I found it to be loose fitting, and it would slide back and forth too easily. There were a few times I set the WF2416 to router mode, and then plugged it in only to slide the switch when doing so.
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First, on the way here, we decided to try the GPS's suggestion of using highway 50 to cut off a chunk of I-40/65 to and from Nashville. Problem was, part of 50 was closed due to flood damage, so we ended up detouring through some crazy back roads. We saw some wild flood/wind damage out there, as well as some places where mudslides had, at one point, been covering the road.
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The pre-ride wasn't exactly wonderful, either. First, I had a mishap with some rocks on a slightly technical section that I'd hit pretty well at CrudeXC a few weeks ago. I managed to fall over into a patch of poison ivy with my right leg pinned between my handlebars and my top tube. It hurt. Bad. I'm sitting here with ice on the inside of my right quad while I type. Then Ryan's shifting started effing up. I thought I'd done a good job at re-cabling it and whatnot, but apparently not. We still haven't figured out what's wrong with it. A new chain & some barrel adjuster tweaking hasn't improved anything.
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WTF? Seriously? So a vegetarian sandwich is apparently just lettuce and tomato.
So we went & ate Mexican food. That's about it. Ryan is grouchy and I am tired.My ice pack just leaked on my sleeping bag.
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When you ask me how many I start counting, but lose track at twenty-three.
Do I have to count all of them, or just the significant ones?
You try to hide your surprise, but I catch the tail end of it flash across your face.
You mean there's more?
I rest my head against the back of the chair and close my eyes. You clink the wine bottle against my glass, and begin to pour. I don't say a word. I hear you scrape your chair back, and start carrying the dishes over to the sink.
You know that wherever I've gone, I'm not coming back for some time.
I'm thinking of the first one. It had lime green walls the colour of the forest surrounding it, and spiders the size of my hand. I lived there for my first seven years, and never stopped checking the ceilings for those eight legs clinging to the paint above my head. At night I would sneak my transistor radio under the pillow, and listen to Elvis as I tried not to fall asleep. I was convinced the spiders would come for me when I closed my eyes, my face pressed into the frayed cotton sheets.
I was always a nervous child.
At house number four we kept a goat in the back yard that would poke her head into my bedroom window. She ate my Charlie's Angels T-shirt, but I forgave her. Actually she only chewed on the Jaclyn Smith side, and I was secretly proud she had good taste, even though my mum yelled and swore for the hundredth time to get rid of her.
House number seven had pink plastic flamingos in the front yard. I was just old enough to be embarrassed, and used to kick them down until their wings were poking into the soil next to the driveway. No matter how many times I did this, they were always upright again by the time I left for school. No-one ever mentioned this over the breakfast table.
It just wasn't our way.
I open my eyes enough to reach for my wine glass, and see you sitting opposite me. You have your leg crossed over your knee, and you're smiling.
You're often smiling.
It has to be said, I am not.
Which house were you just thinking about?
There is so much affection in your voice that I almost close my eyes again. I take a much bigger gulp of wine that I intend to, and place my hand against my chest to push down the cough that surges up my throat.
The one when I was twelve, I think. With the flamingos.
You laugh.
I wish I could've seen you kick them. Always fighting, hey?
I smile with my eyes closed, and take you with me.
There was one when I was seventeen, after my folks threw me out. It was in an area of Melbourne known for its backyard amphetamine factories, and strange smells would always find their way in the windows.
I hear you rustle your cigarette packet.
I remember I had all these feminist books on the windowsill: 'The Ethical Slut', 'Jane Sexes It Up', 'Bitch Goddess.' I had all their spines lined up, so they could be seen from the street. So everyone would know what a hardcore little punk I was.
Even without opening my eyes, I can tell you're laughing. I hear the matchbox open, and smell the sulphur burst as you strike one.
But there's one house I remember the most.
You exhale, and I can smell the smoke curling near my face.
That old wood house, the winter I was twenty-one. The one by the railway tracks.
I know you're not laughing now.
I'm not sure of the right words. I take another sip of wine, and open my eyes to check the bottle to my right. I know there's another one under the sink, and I think I might need it.
What happened there, babe?
You're so gentle. I hear the tone in your voice, although you already know the answer to your question, and I almost reach across the table for your hand.
I say winter, but it lasted two years.
I take a sip of wine, and hold it in my mouth for a moment before swallowing.
It was winter when it started though.
I can almost feel the floorboards sagging under my feet. In my mind I can still hop from one to the other, knowing instinctively which ones are rotting, and which ones are safe.
The thing no-one ever realises, I tell you, is how slowly it starts.
You clear your throat, and take another drag on your cigarette. You try and do it slowly, try and do it silently, and this fact isn't lost on me.
One morning you stand at your front door, and you look out at the street. And for the first time, you think: "I don't want to go out there."
You're watching me, the cigarette snagged between your fingers.
And before you know it, I say, it moves from "I don't want to go out there", to "I can't go out there." And suddenly it's two years later, and you know every single crack in the living room ceiling, but you can't remember the last conversation you had with a stranger.
I can hear my voice getting faster.
You can't go shopping, you can't answer the doorbell. Even standing next to the window makes you sweat, until you find yourself one day crawling on your hands and feet just to get to the goddamn mail slot.
We're staring at each other now. Both of us are frowning, but it looks more natural on me.
Call it agoraphobia if you want, give it a fancy Greek name, but you're still just a shut-in.
I run my finger around the rim of my wine glass, slowly.
Anyway, that's the house I remember most.
And for the first time in years, I almost reach for a cigarette.
I've been taking dance classes recently, in a working class inner Melbourne suburb where I used to live. For almost twenty years I've avoided that part of town, not wanting to go back to those memories for even a second.
But you can shut your eyes and stomp your feet as much as you like, and still some ghosts never fully go away.
I've written a dozen comments here, and scrapped every one. I just don't have the words.
Except possibly to say, thanks. When people write like you do I'm reminded that I'm not in the world alone.
Rosemary, what a gorgeous comment; it's made me smile, so much. The years I wrote about here were ones in which I felt utterly, horribly alone, so to finally be able to make sense of them through ink is a relief. I think that's why we all read, to feel connected to our world, and each other…I just hadn't quite realised that's perhaps why I write, too. Thank you for that.
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Reading this opens a small window into another life. Without it I would be unable to feel what it's like but with the words i am both enthralled and nervous. Your words have a tendency to draw me in as though meditating and I'm thankful that you have shared this.
Powerful ending, this piece starts out in one way and ends completely differently.
I can never, ever share enough how much I love reading your words dear Bell (because I don't have the words)… the most profound thing is that I don't visit RB very much these days, but it seems that when I do, what you have written resound in my soul so perfectly for the moment I am in at the time. Your words always resonate with me and it is a wonderful thing to be on my side of the screen and being able to take them in. xx
So much said and so much implied, in a package that paints tangible pictures and leaves the reader wondering about what else happened and why… Always a treat to read you, Bell.
An incredible work (I was going to start his comment with the word "another" but the thing is all your stories are so uniquely special that it would seem a near-insult to be grouped together by a lazy choice of word!) – really powerful and never less than gripping (I even felt some icy dread there, and the environment I was reading this in should have made that pretty impossible!)
I wish I had the words that adequately express what is like to read your writing, how you create experience, so tangible, it's simply inexplicable in one line, or twist, I went from here to there without ever leaving my chair, I'm transported…
I thought twenty-three was a number of a different kind of count ;) I can feel every bit and know it well enough, you've nailed it so very well, Bell…bravo for your heart, your grit, your ink you so generously share xxx
Oh Babe,
there is much to say but a comment here does not do it for me. I will say this much, you write so tangibly, the reader (me) feels as though I've invested a part of me into the story beyond reading.
I have said it a thousand times, Bell… your writing is as real as I breathe… xoxo
as ever I get lost in your words and images… as always I sit silently long after I have finished reading…
another powerful piece…x


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What the hotel could do better:
Nothing; Had a wonderful stay!
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What I liked:
The staff was wonderful - very attentive and eager to please. Very friendly - great looking as well.
The decor is fantastic and the 1st floor checkin / parlor area makes you just want to curl up and spend most of the trip there.
What the hotel could do better:
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Blizzard here in West Lancs. Still snowing and wind howling. What's going on. ?????? Where's Spring. ?
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Where's Spring. ?
In Kent with meeeeeee
Yes you can, if you promise to admire my garden and talk plants and design and garden designers all day and have tea and cake while we watch GW later.
Sorry to all those who have floods or snow, but it's a beautiful early Spring day here in Kent...
I like formal over chaos, every shade of green, dappled shade, elegant blooms, contrasting foliage and plenty of work to do. Even weeding is a joy to me.
My garden is the envy of my friends and family and yet, it's no where near what I want. It's increasingly less mature the further away from the house with some sections remaining gappy just because I can't afford to fill them yet or haven't decided what I want. I make all the decisions although OH is happy to assist me any way he can and enjoys the garden along with me. I don't have kids or pets, Oh and I did all the hard landscaping last, since I just couldn't resist buying plants over paving slabs
This year's main focus is more vegetables, and more colour co-ordination within the five rooms that make up my humble plot. No clashing please.
I'm a bit of a control freak although I'm also green, love the wildlife that chooses to make my garden home, bore my friends silly on the subject of plants and talk to my plants (in the ground or pots) when I'm out there come hail or shine. I can't help communicating my joy and pleasure to have such special amazing and faithful flora that brings me such wonder and happiness every year.
Good Spring-morning Bunny and others...
I've just finished a 5hr shift that begun at 5.15 so after brunch, I will be moving earth somewhere outside. Sooooooo much to do, so little time, but yes, It's Spring
Wow, fantastic job!
Yes, Busy-Lizzie, I was already aware of the tenderness of this shrub and researched this particular variety Callistemon leavis on the net post-purchase, trusting in B&Q's Verve label standards that did not state the need for any special protection in the colder months!
Bottle brushes are excellent garden plants, which flower in early spring and will be covered with the bright red blossoms. The flowers can be spectacular and are irresistible to nectar feeding birds and insects. They can tolerate damp conditions and will tolerate drought and limited maintenance. They grow well in a wide variety of soils. Plants growth in full sun produce the best flowers.
Aftercare Water regularly during the growing season. Top dress in spring with soil improver and bonemeal.
That's exactly why I was about to return the plant last year with great dissatisfaction in the company until I realised that it was still alive. I Feel strongly about labels not stating the truth, but felt less able to complain if my plant was not actually dead.
Normally, I know my tenders from my hardys and ummed and arhed before I made the purchase based on my humble knowledge, but I remember my parents owned one that survive many years in their previous garden, so I naively thought, you know what, maybe they have hardy versions now and I can trust the label!
Shame on Verve @ B&Q!
Monday morning's trek into the garden has revealed some wins and some losses.
Sorting through my borders, I was very happy to discover that one of my clumps of alliums has expanded from seven last year to twelve new shoots this year, all looking very substantial in fatness. Yet to see if all of the shoots will flower but I am delighted and shall be planting more this coming autumn.
Also, I counted the breaking buds on my Eremurus to discover twenty on each plant, that forty potential flower spikes! Since last year was twenty-one and the year before was seven, I guess these might need splitting in the summer months of dormancy?
So, to the losses so far this year...
I dug up three clumps of Heleniums from my purple garden, in order to move them since erm, they are not purple. They have always suffered in that spot anyways and I wanted to give them a bed with better soil and more light, but what I pulled out the ground was rotten mess with only the tiniest plants attached to the outer edge, so these have been potted up and I now gain one gap in the full sun border looking for a new plant
I'm also gravely disappointed with my Bottle Brush shrub which I thought was dead last year after the snows flattened it. So I dug it up to take it back to the GC that had labeled it hardy, when I realised it was not dead. It went straight in a pot and I nursed it through the summer month until it had a lovely crown of leaves and looked vibrant once more.
To save the same this year, I left it in the pot so I could move it into my cool room through the winter without success. Once again, all new growth has died, despite light and water and I am at a loss as to how I might treat this beautiful but troublesome plant that survives neither cruelty nor kindness!
The program proved useful for me since OH got to see Monty splitting a perennial and took notice of the reason why, no matter how many times I've explained to him why I keep digging things up
Joe's piece was better than last weeks as I took notice of the design-reasons behind his choices and well, any featured plants will be personal prefer not matter the season!
To be honest, I watch the garden, its structure, it's growth rate, it's changes behind Monty's shoulder as much as listening to what comes out Monty's mouth. I love being nosey round his patch, I wish I could be nosey around more patches but I lack transport to these well known gardens and wish the GW team would do feature programs on some of them. I know it defeats paying to enter if they film it, but I can't get there and have to rely on photos and TV programs.
Icy start to today's gardening with frostbite fingers but then the sun warmed up a bit and it sort of touched on early spring. Put out five bags of rubbish for the bin men tomorrow including three bags of rose prunings from front garden as well as back arch which means my view from the kitchen window will be sans waving wands of climbing rose gone mad, thank Goodness!
I do like order and loath chaos, but I'm still on the winter pruning jobs and haven't begun moving things or sowing seeds yet as the ground is too cold and wet. Garlic looks good on it though whilst my keen eye did spot the pink nose of a sprouting Allium peeking through my borders, which filled me with good cheer.
More to do tomorrow, but its all just tidying stuff up really...nothing close to that wonder filled spring rush we venture into each year as the season takes off. Hold onto your hats when it comes...


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Teen nutrition is a high priority for us, which is why we are always on the lookout for the latest scientific information to share with teens to help improve mind, body and spirit. In fact, you may have noticed that lately our blog topics have been zeroing in on nutrients that promote healthy, glowing skin. After all, few things can deflate a teen's spirit more than skin that's not up to snuff.
In this post, I'm turning the spotlight on vitamin A and new research showing how this essential nutrient may also hold promise for a skin benefit that is sure to make a teenager smile: zapping acne.
Acne basics
Acne vulgaris is the most common skin disorder. The name sounds bad, but it just means "of the common type." Acne forms when a follicle (or pore) becomes blocked, and sebum becomes trapped. Sebum is an oily substance that naturally lubricates your skin and hair. But when it clogs a pore, it makes an ideal home for Proprionbacterium acnes, a type of bacteria that feeds upon sebum. Recently, researchers at UCLA have identified different strains of P. acnes — some good and some bad. The bad strains can shift your immune system into overdrive causing the inflammation and redness associated with acne.
Vitamin A and its skin benefits
So how do you keep the bad P. acnes bug away from your pores? Vitamin A may help. It's long been known as the anti-infective vitamin and for its benefits to skin health. If you don't consume enough vitamin A, your skin becomes dry and follicles become plugged up (technically known as keratosis pilaris). This gives skin, particularly on your upper arms and legs, a goose bump appearance. In fact, tretinoin, a topical acne medication available under Retin-A® and other brand names is a form of vitamin A that works by helping the skin renew itself.
In short, vitamin A promotes cell turnover, which may help prevent the development of blackheads and white heads. Plus, with its immune-supporting properties, vitamin A may help hold the inflammation of acne at bay.
Not enough vitamin A means more acne, study shows
In a recent Russian study involving 180 teens and young adults, aged 15-25 years, researchers compared what the subjects ate, based on a 24-hour dietary recall, with the severity of their acne. Results reveal that those who failed to consume enough vitamin A (both retinol and the provitamin A carotenoids) were significantly more likely to have more severe acne.
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We've talked about how eating too much of specific types of foods is associated with acne. Now, emerging research reveals the consuming an optimal intake of vitamin A may help keep you acne-free.
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It's easy to add vitamin A to your diet plan for clear skin. Fill your daily plate with plenty of orange, yellow and green vegetables and fruits that contain beta-carotene and other provitamin A carotenoids. (We talked about how research shows passing on the juice and choosing whole varieties is your best option, especially for skin health.) Carrots, kale, spinach and sweet potatoes are good sources. In your body, these carotenoids can be converted into vitamin A (retinol). Animal-based foods such as beef and chicken liver, fish, eggs and dairy products are sources of vitamin A in the retinol form.
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E-mail sent by Andy Railton, Friday, 27th March 2015 @ 5:36pm
OK everyone.
Final reminder of orders for club clothing. I'm on holiday with club in Font next week until 8th April. After that no more orders OK?
E-mail sent by Andrew Potter, Friday, 27th March 2015 @ 1:23pm
Hi Everyone,
Unfortunately due to injury and work commitments we have three people who are unable to join us for this weekends Mountain Biking trip to the forest of dean. This means we have three places which are available, so if you would like to join us please get in touch me ASAP.
Kind regards,
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E-mail sent by Andrew Potter, Monday, 23rd March 2015 @ 1:15pm
Hi Bowliners,
I find it hard to believe it has been a year since I took over as Meets Secretary from the talented Michelle Aukland. So many great things have happened since then and it was nice to write my report for the AGM and to reflect on the awesome times I've enjoyed with my fellow Bowliners and friends (If you'd like to read the report I've included it at the bottom of this email).
Thanks to everyone that came along to the AGM last Wednesday, there are a few things I'd like to highlight from the meeting:
We've got busy time coming up with a Mountain Biking trip to the Forest of Dean this weekend. Followed by our trip to Fontainebleau over the easter weekend.
You should also all have received emails inviting you to our Spring 'open' bouldering competition, and also our Love the hut weekend. Keep an eye out for invitations to more events in the next few weeks (and if you can't wait check out the full meets list on the website).
Hopefully see lots of you at bouldering on Tuesday or climbing on Thursday.
Have a great week!
Come and join us at The Climbing Station on Tuesday 14th April from 6:45pm for our spring…
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Hey everybody,
Hope you are all having a good weekend!
This time I am emailing you with a request for a little assistance. I am off to Fountainebleau at the end of the month and I would really like to have my own bouldering mat to take with me. Does anyone have (or know of) a bouldering mat that is in need of a new home?
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I would like to put in the order for the Club T-Shirts & Hoodies in the next two weeks. So if you would like to order T-Shirts or Hoodies can you fill in the order form and send it to me ASAP. The order form was attached to the original Email, you can also download the order form from the club website by looking at the previous items on the front page of the website.
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