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Check the batteries?
my wii mote is not working anymore, the warranty from the store expired and i can't get customer support cuz i live in Mexico, so what should I do? if you know any other solutions plaese tell me .
Check the batteries?
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Sensor bar problem?
What about it isn't working ??
Is it completely dead or is the motion sensing not working, or the speaker or what ??
1 : Check the batteries (if the wiis off press any button on the wiimote and the four lights shuold come on)
2 : Try pressing the sync button (on the controller (red button near the batteries and the wiis sd card slot)
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If its working its the sensor bar
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Erie Sounds of Summer concerts announced
The annual Sounds of Summer series is back this year and will feature eight concerts at various locations around the city, the city of Erie announced.
The free concerts take place on Mondays at 7 p.m. throughout the summer. Rain dates are planned on Aug. 11 and 25.
This year's Sounds of Summer lineup:
- June 9: Jim Moore, Elvis appreciator, St. Joseph's Apartments, 517 Maryland Ave.
- June 16: Gem City Concert Band, Mercy Terrace Apartments, 430 E. Grandview Blvd.
- June 23: Lake Erie Banjo Jammers, St. James Manor, 2611 Pearl Ave.
- June 30: Bugle Boy Swing Band, Pennsylvania Soldiers' & Sailors' Home, 560 E. Third St.
- July 7: Bugle Boy Swing Band, Ostrow Apartments, 4220 Davison Ave.
- July 14: Dixie Doodlers, Saint Mary's Home of Erie, 607 E. 26th St.
- July 21: Gem City Jazz Ensemble, Curry Schell Apartments, 3909 Schaper Ave.
- Aug. 4: Lake Erie Banjo Jammers, Villa Maria Apartments, 819 W. Eighth St.
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Deal DetailsPromoted 02-15-2013 by brisar at 11:02 AM View Original Post
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OK. Don't flame me to death. I know it's just a woot deal, but it's a good price for the Toro 1800 Power Curve Snow Blower (new, not refurb). $130 + $5s/h delivered to your door. This is an ELECTRIC (corded) snowblower. Deal here [woot.com] (as if you didn't know where woot was).
I got one a few weeks ago, and the little thing really does work well, if you don't mind having that pesky little cord trailing behind.
Previous thread on it here.
I didn't see it posted yet, and I looked thrice. OK. Commence the flaming.
($200 currently at Amazon [amazon.com], but recently has hovered around $150+)
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Living in central MD, I am proud to say that I survived "Snowmaggeddon" with this thrower in 2009-2010. The key was to go out about every 10-12" and knock it out.
Yes, there are definitely limitations:
- The cord you use MUST be heavy duty (12 gauge). In reviews I saw before purchasing, I saw complaints, but they all seemed to be from people that used lesser quality cords.
- The absolute limit is about 14" of relatively light snow, or about 6-8" of moderately heavy snow. Really slushy stuff dosn't work well. Then again, I'm not sure that a monster blower would work with the really wet slop we often get in our area.
- With heavier snow, the throw distance is limited to about 8'. This works great for me given that most of the driveway is single-width, but it is a little challenging on double width areas and on my parking pad area.
- When the power goes out, you're outta luck.
All that being said, I've been thrilled.
Snow was all the way up to the top of the mouth and it chewed through it like a champ.
There's no reason to be afraid of one of these for a foot of snow. It even chewed up most of the icebergs at the end of the driveway that the plow leaves.
If you haven't actually used one of these, don't assume what it can't do (not you personally, just in general).
Let's all just hope that is what they were thinking...
(oh, and the answer is "Yes", in case the previous responses weren't direct enough for you)
Let's all just hope that is what they were thinking...
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PENNS GROVE — The Historical Society of Penns Grove, Carneys Point and Oldmans will celebrate its 10th anniversary today with a special Homecoming Day Open House Tour from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The area was once known as Upper Penns Neck Township and got its beginning in 1721. It consisted of what is now known as Penns Grove, Carneys Point and Oldmans Township which includes Pedricktown and Auburn.
Nine private homes and five churches are set to be open to the public for touring today.
Some have never been open to the public. The homes range in architectural styles and eras from the 1880s, 1920s and 1930s to new constructions. Places of business transformed from their former use, are also being featured.
This self guided ticketed tour begins at the Historical Society Museum, 48 West Main Street, Penns Grove where visitors can pick up a tour booklet. Tickets for the tour are $12.
The homes listed for touring are: The Leap family home, the Captain Denny House, the Cunningham home and the Bowen homestead which are all on Delaware Avenue. Other sites are the Cramer property undergoing renovation on Penn Street, the Hoeing/Maguire Victorian on State Street, the John Summerill three story Victorian on Maple Avenue all in Penns Grove and the Cornerstone Estates Sample Home in Carneys Point as well as the Stouch residence just outside Pedricktown. Five churches will also open their doors to tour-goers. The First Baptist and the Second Baptist Churches in Pedricktown, the Church of Our Merciful Saviour and Emmanuel Methodist Church and Cemetery in Penns Grove along with the Wesleyan Church in Carneys Point will provide visitors with a look into these local houses of worship.
In Pedricktown, the original Sweeten Store, the present home of The ETC Shop, will be open with a special display on the Sweeten's family grocery and butcher business and their place in Pedricktown history.
In Penns Grove, buildings which once were home to a variety of businesses have been transformed and given new life. The former Loyal Order of Moose Lodge has been magically transformed through the efforts of local businessman Mike Wistar and his sons. This magnificent structure is now home to Blu Salon and Spa. On South Broad Street, three stores from days gone by, Glassman's Men's Shop, Zonies Rexall Pharmacy and the old Penns Grove Beef Company have received new life and a beautiful Tuscan makeover as DiPaolo's Ristorante. One of the most recent rebirths has taken place with the opening of Salem County Adult Day Care. This lovely, new service facility bears no resemblance to its former tenants, Serv U Electric and the prior home of Weinberg's Furniture. Other businesses participating in the tour are Heart Felt Designs in Pedricktown and in Carneys Point, Flowers by Ford and Nonnie's Attic.
The Historical Society Museum will on the tour and will feature a special, new exhibit showcasing maps and other old documents from around the area entitled "100 Years and Counting" along with their other displays honoring our local police and fireman, 100 years of local school history and archeological finds from around our area.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brohman of Ocala, Fla., formerly of Wheatfield and Kenmore, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. A family gathering is planned upon their return to Buffalo for an extended summer visit. Mr. Brohman and Diane Paige were married April 27, 1963, in Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, Buffalo. He is the retired owner for Robert's Custom Upholstery in Kenmore; she is a retired secretary for Merrill Press, Kenmore. They have three children and five grandchildren.


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Match-Up: Steelton-Highspire Rollers vs. Susquehanna Township
Game-Time: 2/21/08 -8:00 p.m.
What's at Stake: Oh nothing....except the title of 2008 District 3-AAA Champion.
Pre-Game Story: Earlier this month the Rollers defeated Susquehanna Township by 21 points in the Mid-Penn Tournament Championship Game. Steel-High rolled over Daniel Boone Tuesday night while Susquehanna Township needed 8 quarters to put away Demeatric Scott and the Greencastle-Antrim Blue Devils later on that night.
Cleezy's Outlook: Right now, Steel-High is riding the hot hands of Lance Chisolm and Bud Proctor. They've been the two of the most consistent performers during the whole tournament. Also, let's not underestimate what Steel-High guard Jordan Smith has been bringing to the table over the past month. He's been a very reliable 3rd/4th scoring option over the past month and has been playing excellent on the defensive side of the ball. They'll want to get their "bigs", Jeff Davis and Josh Proctor involved early in the game.
Hanna will look for Greg Edwards to continue to play at a high level as he did on Tuesday night against Greencastle-Antrim. Ben Dupree is nicked up but expected to play. B.J. Smith injured his shoulder in the Tuesday night game and as of this time, it was unknown if he was going to play or not. Expect a big game out of Matt Jones and Tajh Turner. Akeem Wilson will be expected to step up as he will have to do battle with the Roller's Twin Towers, Jeff Davis and Bud Proctor.
Final Observation: I told you earlier in the season that I thought Steel-High was the best team in the Mid-Penn Conference. I still believe that. But make no mistake about it, they are not 21 points (the margin of victory for the Rollers over Hanna in their last meeting) better than the Indians. Hanna has too much pride and Matt Jones is not going to let something like that happen again. Best of luck to both teams. Highlights will be provided after the game.
http://www.midpennathletics.net/2008district3aaachampionship.html (The link will be active on 2/22/08).


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GRANDVILLE, MI -- Recounting days of competition and hours spent pumping iron with other greats such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, bodybuilding legend and former Mr. Universe Tom Platz fielded questions from the audience during a seminar at Grandville High School Sunday.
An add-on to Mike Vruggink's NPC Grand Rapids Bodybuilding Championships on Saturday, the seminar gave participants an inside look at the fitness business from one of its heralded members.
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Platz, who was raised in Michigan and earned degrees from Wayne State University and Michigan State University, spoke fondly of his powerlifting days among strong Michigan gym mates.
He's currently helping Maximus Fitness owner and West Michigan bodybuilder John Pitsch with his quest to earn his pro card.
Questions from the audience focused on healthy eating tips, how much time off to take after competing in shows and the oft-taboo subject of steroids.
Platz said he would tread lightly but truthfully into the subject with the crowd, offering his take on the status of the pro sport.
"Does is go on? Certainly, it does," Platz said about steroid use. "But there's a lot to be said about the other things these people do than just the drugs."
Platz explained that steroids won't help competitors learn to pose, won't create a stage presence for you and certainly doesn't help create the professionalism you need to compete at the top.
"Drugs don't make the athlete, but they're involved," Platz said. "It takes much more than just the muscles to be a champion."
"The same champions will be champions without taking drugs," Platz said. "The biggest difference between my day and now is we're tapping into the genetic pool much more efficiently now. The people who are in it now are predestined to do this."
Platz offered an example.
"There's caffeine and aspirin in the workplace but do those things make the CEO who he is? It's not about one part of what's going on, it's more about the other things they're doing, what they're made of."
One large ingredient, Platz said, is the family atmosphere the gym represents to the bodybuilder and every-day weightlifter. It helps keep them dedicated to their craft.
"The gym is an extended part of your family," Platz said. "I know a lot of people who have lost their wives, lost their parents, and when those things happened they went to the gym."
"You always want to go home, and that's where home is for us."
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