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Does the Wii show you any error codes?
I have a Belkin54g wireless network adapter and it doesn't connect to my Wii and I don't know why!!
The modem is only one room away from the Wii, no further away than a laptop which is connected successfully.
The Wii recognises my SSID, it just doesn't connect. We've tried setting it up automatically and manually, we have got it protected with a security code but we type that in fine, it just doesn't connect!!
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Does the Wii show you any error codes?
Error code is 52030
Nintendo has some information regarding that error code here:
See if anything there helps your situation.
cheers I'll give those a try and see what happens!!!
Best way to avoid these problems is to put everything in manually, unless of course you have no problem in the first place.
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Product Description
An ultralight Darien Jacket and Pants would make a great urban riding tool (...we said to ourselves). So we build them just this way, using a tough, HT200D Nylon GORE-TEX® fabric. This lightweight Cordura-like material is far tougher than ordinary nylon fabrics of similar weight offer about a third less abrasion resistance than the regular Darien's stiffer 500D Cordura fabric.
On the other hand this lighter weight version provides so much more ease and comfort it's better for many kinds of rugged outdoor activities beyond motorcycle riding.
The Darien Light really comes into its own for commuting and general riding, especially in atrocious weather where it will flat-out work better than whatever you now wear.
The unlined Darien Light Jacket and Pants wear dryer and comfortably across a wide temperature range. Its many integrated features have been rider-proven to work better on all kinds of rides in all kinds of weathers.
The Jacket is a lightweight yet hard-as-nails protective system for your upper body that lets you ride in safety and comfort, regardless of harsh conditions. It's light, tough, simple, and practical because that's what works best.
Exclusive features include tough HT200D GORE-TEX® breathable/waterproof outer fabric, removable hard shell TF3 foam elbow and shoulder armor, generous 3M Scotchlite™ reflective areas, adjustable anti-flutter sleeve tabs, and removable magnetic collar clasps.
A Darien Light jacket also accommodates a range of optional removable TLTec fleece liners that fit perfectly inside it's breathable/waterproof shell. These liner's vent zippers line up perfectly and fit, feel and work like they were made for a Darien. Which they were.
The optional liners are worn separately beneath an outer Darien Light Jacket they are also perfect alone on cool days for off-the-bike wear. They fold into their own compact zippered pocket and can be attached to your bike or worn on a belt like a fanny pack. With new construction, an optional zip-in liner zipper (#375) is available at no charge.
An optional back pad attaches to all Dariens with pre-installed hook-and-loop. Colors: black, grey, red, hi-viz lime yellow, tan, or cobalt blue. All Darien Light jackets come with black details. 36–56.
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- AwesomeReview by Louis
- This jacket is awesome. I rode with this and my ADR1 pants in torrential rain for an entire morning late last fall here in New England. I remained completely dry. With the Kanetsu heated liner I also remained wonderfully warm. (Posted on 2/18/15)
- Hi-Viz for All!Review by Chuck
- Looking for greater flexibility in warmer weather, and requiring Hi-Viz since I work on a military base I had few options for my tall frame. I opted for the Darien Light in Hi-Viz Yellow. The picture on the web site doesn't do justice to the yellow, appearing more mustard, but the jacket is without question YELLOW! Since I am 6'-3" and have long arms, I started with a size 48 and had the sleeves lengthened several inches below the elbow. The features of the jacket that set it apart from others is the advantages of having an unlined gore-tex shell. I have plenty of mid-layers that I don't need more to come with a jacket (unlike most competitors). The DarienLight has great serious adjustability not found in most other jackets. I particularly like the waistband adjustment, the gigantic pit zips, the magnetic collar closure, and the two-way heavy-duty zipper. I'm amazed how many motorcycle jackets don't have a two-way zipper. I also fold up the front flaps of the jacket in order to sit on the bike comfortably. To accomplish this I unzip from the bottom to just below the waist adjustment and fold the excess flaps up and under. The tension from the waist belt helps keep it in place. I tried swapping out the TF3 elbow and shoulder armor for less bulky TF5 armor but found that the there was just too much fabric flapping around after the switch. The jacket is designed to accommodate the bulky armor so back it went!. A few negatives but not deal-breakers: the DarienLight material is so thin, that the outline of the velcro attachments points for the back pad on the inside are clearly noticeable on the outside. Those edges were the first to pick up dirt. I would like to see longer velcro strips on the arms for tighter elbow adjustments, since I would cinch them further if I had more velcro on which to attach the velcro straps. I didn't ride with the back protector last season, but will be ordering one for this season. I had one in the past when I sported a Roadcrafter jacket, and I felt more secure having that additional protection. The back protector will take up some of the extra room I have in the torso area. The jacket is pricey, but consider a jacket's importance to our safety and the dollars we have already invested in our bikes and other gear. (Posted on 2/8/15)
- Best Jacket owned to date! Review by Bob 1811
- I purchased the High Viz Darien Light jacket about a year ago. Having previously purchased other Aerostich products, including Darien pants and combat light boots, I had confidence in the quality and workmanship but was very concerned about the discomfort associated with a long break in period. To my surprise, the jacket was comfortable out of the box and was nice after one machine washing. I have worn the jacket in temps from the 90's (never used my vented jacket this summer) down to the 30's (with heated liner) and it has met my needs. I have ridden in torrential rainstorms and have remained completely dry, although the pockets filled with water; lesson learned, pockets aren't waterproof. Despite that I highly recommend the jacket. (Posted on 12/19/13)
- For bikes of all types - including pedalReview by John
I use this jacket for commuting on my KTM 690 Duke occasionally, but most often on my bicycle.
Working the swing shift, the Hi-Vis Yellow makes the 10PM ride home less nerve-wracking. It has even stopped a SUV driver from pulling out of a parking lot into my path during the ride to work, although I was ready to stop if he didn't.
Unlined because I sweat heavily even with temps in the upper 40's while pedaling. On the Duke, the railroad shirt is heavy enough for comfort in the same temps.
I moved my Bohn back protector from my old Roadcrafter one-piece to the Darien Light, and my hip pads from the Roadcrafter to my Darien Light over-pants. Hopefully the crash protection will never be tested, but it's there just-in-case. It isn't cold enough to wear the gray over-pants on the bicycle. Living in central Arizona, blue jeans should be heavy enough this winter for bicycling.
I'm glad I bought the Darien Light jacket and pants.
(Posted on 10/29/13)
- Darien Light jacket built to lastReview by Rod
I scraped up my money and bought a black Darien Light jacket in 1999, and it's been the only jacket I've worn ever since for long cross-country trips and everyday wear. And I think it's still got a few years of life left in it. After 14 years there is some delamination of the material showing and a little wear and tear in places, but it still keeps me bone dry.
Over the years the good folks in Duluth have made some zipper and zipper pull repairs for me, but that's all it has needed, except for the occasional washing and recommended treatment.
The jacket has never leaked, even in spring and summer Midwest thunderstorms and downpours. In hot weather, opening the wrists, pits and back vents is like turning on air conditioning--as long as you're moving and the air is flowing through. When it's hot, hot... layering with a wet t-shirt or evap vest has helped--as long as you're moving.
There's no better jacket and I'm sure I'll buy a new one, if this one ever really wears out. (Posted on 6/14/13)
- Darien Light - Perfect for AustraliaReview by Nigel from Perth
I just bought a Darien Light (jacket and pants) because my Darien "Heavy" (for want of another name - the 500 denier one) is really too hot for Australian summers, though, admittedly, great at other times.
I wish I had bought the Darien Light initially, as it is just perfect for all Australian conditions, especially with the Kanetsu liner for use in our only really cold places, the Alpine areas in Victoria and New South Wales.
I have used the "Darien heavy" since mid 2011 on some long trips around Australia in both winter (which is generally pretty mild in this part of the world) and summer (which is not mild, but pretty hot) though, as mentioned, the heavier weight Darien is too hot for comfort .
It accompanied me up the north of Western Australia in winter, and over to Sydney and back in summer, and has travelled about 40,000 km, though is still pretty stiff.
I floated the idea with Aerostich's marketing guys to put me on their advertised scheme of volunteers who will "run your Darien in for you", but they did not take me up on the offer.
But the Darien Light on the other hand is just the right weight and affords as much protection as I should ever need (fingers crossed) and is so much cooler, and also stows away in the panniers a lot more easily than the "Heavy".
I particularly like the quality of manufacture (superb) and all those useful pockets, as well as the all round comfort, especially around the neck.
This is a product that outperforms all the riding gear that I have ever had in the past.
I recommend the Darien Light to any Aussie who wants fantastic riding gear.
(Posted on 2/5/13)
- Just Between Us Girls...Review by Bobbie
- ...and ok, smaller frame guys. At 5'6" and 145, I ordered a Hi-Viz 38 as recommended by the most amazingly great sizers at Aerostich. Off the hanger, I looked like Carol Burnett in the Scarlett O'Hara skit with the curtain rod shoulders. The TF3 armor was enormous on me which made the high neck an issue. Matt tackled my problem by suggesting a trade-out of the TF3 with the TF5 armor of the Transit Jacket. I paid the difference and with mad skills, (ok, took me an hour), finally got all the TF5 pieces (pads and pad sleeves) put in the right places. Ahhh. (and I also have new-found respect for all those stichers who work with these fabrics!) Now the jacket fits and protects. As with all men's stuff, hip space isn't included, but you can size up a bit for that problem if you can deal with the shoulder/elbow pad sizing with this fix. I love my Roadcrafter Suit (size 40) and love this addition when I just want a shorter jaunt. The Hi-Viz makes me feel safer too. The adjustable Waist Belt works neat to make it look less like a straightjacket and a bit more feminine as long as you've accounted for the straightline zipper sizing for your hips. Love the magnets for holding the collar in place if you don't need it high & tight. Thanks to Aerostich for helping me work through the issues. Hopefully, one day, they will have some gear that is specifically built for a women's frame...its great gear! Hope this helps. (Posted on 11/7/12)
- Darien Light Review by Secondgear
- I bought the Darien light hi-viz to go with my grey Darien pants (which I have loved) I have only worn the jacket twice - both at about 87 degrees. Very comfortable when moving. I know I will like it - I do keep my sunglasses on tho - pretty bright (as ordered). The collar is stiff - I was expecting this from other reviews. It is not very becoming to the female figure, and certainly not a fashion statement, BUT it is exactly what I wanted!! ..jacket that is highly visible, waterproof, cool & when layered properly will be warm. Many thanks. (Posted on 9/20/12)
- How do I spell awesome?Review by Greg
- I spell it D.A.R.I.E.N. that's how. I bought the standard Darien Light in Grey & custom Darien Light pants (extra 3"). Just got back from an 8 day / ~4000KMs bike camping trip around costal New Brunswick, Gaspé Peninsula and Saguenay Lac Saint-Jean. Encountered hot days, cold days, and heavy rain days. The jacket & pants performed flawlessly! I've owned MANY jackets & pants & I love not having to put on "sweat-box" rain gear any more!!! These have delivered me from infernal rainsuits, yahoo!! Don't know why I waited so flippin' long to get them. Loved having a large pocket on the front for maps, love the magnetized colar, etc. Only minor complaint would be to have the fleece windblocker liner a bit longer (I'm 6'4") to prevent lower back "windage". (Posted on 9/10/12)
- Good StuffReview by Moto Photojournalist
- I got the Darien Light pants and jacket while my roadcrafter went in for minor repairs after 108,000 miles. The roadcrafter is pretty hot in the summer riding around in the Mid-Atlantic area so I thought Id try the Darien Light suit. Ive ridden 2000 miles with trips from VA to upstate NY and VA to GA in the past two weeks. Ive been in heavy rain, really hot and really cool conditions and this suit is the best all around suit Ive ever owned.......hands down I'll replace it when I wear it out. Love it. (Posted on 6/15/12)
- Best Jacket EverReview by George
I have had the Darien Light jacket for about three months and 7,000 miles. This jacket has worked flawlessly in temperatures from 25F to 95F. It has been in numerous rains including a couple frog-stranglers, and have remained completely dry. The ventilation is superior as is the design. I use the back protector also.
My only regret is not having purchased this jacket years ago. I look forward to many years and many miles of use. (Posted on 6/7/12)
- Darien LightReview by Lyal 650
- I went up to Areostich s open house in 2011 and first of all had a great time meeting everyone that was present.A interesting tour to see first hand how items are hand built.Bought a prototype Darien Light, good move! My gals a seemstress and did some minor hemming to "complete" a great jacket.Took it on a trip around Minnesota and it went from 80 down to 40s and raining.I was amazed how a "light" was so effective! Gotta get the pants next, riding 40+ years and the best gear is made right HERE!Thanks! (Posted on 3/27/12)
- First and LastReview by Gunner
- I purchase the Darien Light jacket and pants after reviewing what others had to say about these products. This is the first riding suit I have ever used and it will be the last. I don't think any other products could surpass the quality and fit and finish of this riding gear. I bought the jacket at the factory and ordered pants to be sent to me later. The pants color didn't exactly match the jacket so they asked me to send the jacket to them, postpaid, so that they could get a perfect match, which they did. Great customer service. I will buy other products from Aerostich in the future for sure! (Posted on 3/14/12)
- Great Jacket! Wonderful Company!Review by Jack
Received this Darian Light Jacket for my birthday from my wife. I decided I wanted a different color. Called Aerostich. Done and Done. Turns out when you need service there are people on the other end of the phone. Good people, who listen! What a novel idea.
The Darian Light Jacket is what I have been looking for. More than enough pockets and where you want them. The Jacket is well made. I've been wearing it on rides here in Colorado with a heated jacket liner and long sleeve t-shirt. Comfy in even below freezing weather. I also own a one piece suit from another company that is just too hard to get in and out of and a 2 year old jacket also from another company that has already seen better days. This jacket has replaced both. Should have listened to those who had one and bought this first. If you are going to get one jacket for long trips, you can't go wrong with this one. (Posted on 3/5/12)
- Best I ever ownedReview by Rudy
- i have been riding for 35 years with different brands of jackets and always settled. then i bought the Darien Light and love it so much i bought a second as a back up and the Darien pants. i have ridden in -10 degrees C in the jacket with the liner and pants and never felt uncomfortable at all. it is water proof as i was searching for thunderstorms to ride through as this is my way of testing the gear. awesome i still have my two jackets and pants and have sold my other gear. guess now it's time to order some gloves. (Posted on 1/20/12)
- Right JacketReview by Kujo
- After looking at jackets of all brands, I was frustrated the European manufacturers were consistently narrow in the shoulder and long in the sleeves. Aerostich was recommended by a serious rider. The sizing chart placed me in a 42 and when it arrived with liner it was perfect. I am 5'9" / 170 lbs. Yes, it was stiff on arrival with a high collar that felt restrictive at first. After four hours of riding in 38 degree F weather, the jacket is starting to soften and it is truly wind proof and very warm. Will put many miles on this jacket. (Posted on 12/20/11)
- Peak Performance All Down the LineReview by Joseph
- I already owned a Falstaff and love it but needed something for temperatures 80 and above. I thought the Darien light would be the perfect adjunct to what I already thought was a perfect jacket. The tan color is very smart and visible in daylight without being garish. The whole jacket looks and feels great. The material is light, breathable and waterproof. And the venting! The Darien beats any other jacket cold on hot and very hot days. Open the sleeves and let them channel the air in and around you and out the side and back vents -- cools better than anything I've ever worn. And you never have to worry about a sudden shower. Now it's mid-October with temperatures in the 60's and the Darien's still comfortable. So I guess it's my Falstaff to handle anything from November through March, and the Darien for April through October. I'm covered, literally and in every way. (Posted on 10/18/11)
- Darien Light JacketReview by Warren
- This is a fantastic jacket. I returned the first one because it seemed too big and loose. I went down one size from what I normally wear and now I'm very happy. The collar is tall and stiff at first but it's breaking in and I'm learning how to handle it in warm weather. The collar works great in the cold as it keeps your neck warm. I love this Darien Light because the outer shell is waterproof, unlike many other jackets that have only an inner liner that's waterproof. The jacket uses good armor which is easy to remove for washing purposes. The crown jewel of the jacket is the venting. You've got the under arm and back vents but the ram-air that is attainable up the sleeve cuffs (when expanded) is what really pumps the air through this jacket. The cuffs can be zippered down and the velcro tightened up for a comfortably snug fit when it's cold out, however, when the sun comes out just loosen all that up and let the sleeve cuffs ride over your gloves and get ready for the A/C! So by opening the cuffs, the under arm and back vents plus turning down the collar and unzipping the top portion of the jacket you've got the cooling of a mesh outfit, only this one is waterproof. I highly recommend this jacket. It works well from cold to hot outside temps. It costs but it's worth it. (Posted on 10/6/11)
- Darien Light Jacket (Hi-Viz)Review by Warren
- I first bought a size 44 Darien Light jacket since I wear the same size in the Roadcrafter one piece suit. The jacket seemed too big and too loose for me and the collar stood up and was difficult to deal with. I sent it back then looked forever for a good jacket that had an outer waterproof shell like the Darien but could never settle on anything. I then decided to give the Darien another try and ordered a size 42 in Hi-Viz. This is a fantastic jacket! This one fits better and I still have plenty of room to layer up underneath. The collar was a bit stiff in the beginning but I've learned how to turn it down better and I think it'll break in over time. There are so many great things about this jacket. First, the outer shell is waterproof so you don't have the outer shell loading up with water as when using an inner waterproof liner. The armor is easy to remove when washing the jacket. There are plenty of pockets and the venting is great. This jacket will work in a very wide range of temperatures. You've got the back and under arm vents, but what's really great is the sleeve cuffs can expand quite large which allows ram-air to go up the sleeves and throughout the jacket. This jacket mostly eliminates the need for a mesh jacket in the hot summer. The venting is that good when moving. And that collar I thought was too tall? Well, it's great when the weather gets cold and your neck is good and warm. (Posted on 10/6/11)
- What they saidReview by johnzero
- Yea, it's like they said. This is just a great jacket for riding. There are at least three ways to regulate the flow of air into the inside of the jacket - the snugness of the cuffs, the underarm flaps, and the back vent. Between those three, it's a very versatile jacket, cool at 80 and a pretty good start for staying warm at 40. Lots of pockets exactly where you always wished they were, and velcro straps in enough places to allow you to get a great fit. Leathers are sexy as hell, but this is like wearing the right tool for the job. (Posted on 9/20/11)
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The state Recovery School District swept up almost all of New Orleans' public schools after Hurricane Katrina, thanks to a law called Act 35. Had the School Board succeeded, it could have regained control of 46 schools that had performance scores above failing in 2013, restoring much of the authority it lost.
The lawsuit followed a 2010 policy change that made the state takeover potentially never-ending. Under the direction of Paul Pastorek, the state education superintendent at the time, the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education decided each charter board had the right to decide whether it wanted to return to local control. So far, none has done so.
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RANGOON — Tens of thousands of Burmese supporters gathered at a cemetery in Rangoon on Wednesday to pay tribute to one of the country's most respected democracy activists, Win Tin, who passed away on Monday at the age of 84.
People from all walks of life, from Buddhist monks to politicians, braved the scorching summer heat to attend the five-hour wake and funeral service at Yay Way cemetery in the northern part of the former capital.
Members of the National League for Democracy (NLD) party, which Win Tin co-founded, waited in line starting at 12 pm to enter the funeral parlor. They were joined by leaders of the 88 Generation Peace and Open Society, civil society leaders, journalists, activists and diplomats.
The road to the cemetery was choked with traffic throughout the afternoon. Outside the parlor hall, trucks carrying bouquets and wreaths were decorated with red NLD flags at half-mast.
"It is the finest funeral I have ever seen," an employee who has worked at the cemetery for 10 years told The Irrawaddy.
In addition to co-founding the NLD, Win Tin was a veteran journalist for decades and an adamant supporter of free speech. He was an open critic of the Burmese government and endured physical torture during his nearly 20 years as a political prisoner.
He died on Monday morning due to organ failure while seeking treatment for several health ailments at a general hospital in Rangoon.
For mourners, the wake and funeral were a final opportunity to honor the democracy champion.
"I came here to pay my respects to Saya Win Tin," said Win Mya, an NLD member. "For us, he is a symbol of courage. There is nobody else like him in Burma today."
In the funeral parlor, a large black-and-white portrait of Win Tin adorned a wall in the hallway, while several dozen wreaths and bouquets were laid at the foot of a wooden coffin draped with an NLD flag. Beside the wooden coffin, Win Tin lay in state in another glass coffin, wearing his trademark prison-issued blue shirt and thick glasses, with a red rose resting on his chest.
The wake was attended by NLD chairwoman Aung San Suu Kyi, NLD patron Tin Oo, and senior members from other political parties. US Ambassador to Burma Derek Mitchell was also among the mourners, along with British Ambassador to Burma Andrew Patrick and two officials from the Chinese Embassy in Rangoon.
Some of the supporters wore blue shirts with Win Tin's portrait sketched on the front.
"As an ethnic person, I feel very sad for his death, because he always raised ethnic issues and the ceasefire issue whenever he spoke," Aye Tha Aung, president of the Arakan League for Democracy, told The Irrawaddy.
Min Ko Naing, a leader of the 88 Generation Peace and Open Society, remembered Win Tin's insistence on unity in the fight for democracy.
"You see today how people are responding to the love he had for the country. … I just want to repeat one of his last words, to remember him: Don't lose your hands," Min Ko Naing said, referring to an image of the Burmese people holding hands in a common effort.
At 4:15 pm, NLD members paid their last respects by bowing their heads and observing a minute of silence. Win Tin was then moved from the glass coffin into the wooden coffin and carried to a burial site several kilometers away from the parlor.
In a eulogy, Tin Oo, the NLD patron, said the death of Win Tin was not only an immeasurable loss for the NLD, but also for Burmese literature, national reconciliation and the peace struggle.
"As a founder of the NLD, he served his duty well," Tin Oo said.
A few moments later, mourners called out in unison, "May Uncle Win Tin rest in peace," before the coffin was entombed.
Win Tin's tomb was draped in blue velvet, with an epitaph that read: "May you differentiate between what is right and what is wrong, always stand on the right side, and fight against what is wrong."
Regime is always on the wrong side while opposition groups led by NLD stand on the right side. USDP stands for "Ugly Shameless Dumb People".
U Win Tin.
You will always be remembered as a hero fighting for freedom and rights of Burmese people. RIP.
Why do the evil people from regime live too long while good people die too early? Is it because the evil people will live only one human life and reborn in the life of pigs? Yes. Than Shwe will reincarnate in the life of a pig and sent to slaughter-house. His current look is very piggy already.
" Beside the wooden coffin, Win Tin lay in state in another glass coffin, wearing his trademark prison-issued blue shirt and thick glasses, with a red rose resting on his chest."
U Win Tins' shirt should be preserved for putting in the Burmese historical museum for remembrance as the greatest Burmese hero.
U win tin also concerns about the all ethnics' issues in the aspects of unfairness/cruelty by bama military thugs.
His wisdom,thoughts, courage and scarifying all his life are the endless power to all Burmese for the down fall of fox than shwe with the end of the dictatorship (bigger thieves addressed by U win tin) in Burma.
RIP.We will always miss you .Appreciated all of the nice things that you said about democracy.
When salay U Pone Nya was murdered,King Min Done said, " Human Being was killed by a Dog". Such a honorable Person like Hanthawaddy U Win Tin had devoted,sacrificed his precious whole life for freedom,& democracy. Without any reasonable Evidence, U Win Tin was put into Notorious Prison for 2 decades,lack of Nutrition,No attention of Health Care at his Senior Age. Not to mention that a lot of Physical & Psychological Tortures by Previous Regime ( Actually,most of the Military Guys are the Same bean from the same bin ).
I truly believed that his body should set aside with Our honorable late U Thant & Great Patriot Thakin Ko Daw Maing.
Many Great Salutes to Sayagyi U Win Tin. May he RIP.


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I agree, but I was reffering to the current d-corps. If it stays the same, I don't see Commie being #7 and Kindl #6. But, by all means, if there is a trade in the works for a defender that will be #3-#4, then sure I can see Commie being #7. But as it stands, Commie is #6 over Kindl...
Draper was making over a mil last year and was in the pressbox quite a bit. Hudler and Ericsson were healthy scratches last year and were making well over a $1 mil. Commodore is an injury prone, -17 defenseman over the past couple years and was waived by the friggin Blue Jackets. He'll be adequate stepping in as a number 6 defenseman in the event of an injury, but I don't feel like Commodore is a solution to our defensive problems. "Getting used to" Commodore being a 6th defenseman is like saying "get used to getting knocked out of the second round again". Better options are available and unless these defenseman want too much, there's no reason not to go with one of them.
however....Draper is done, that is why he rode the press box a lot last year and he was signed a few years ago, you know my opinion on Hudler and Ericsson was atrocious last season. Commie will be better than Ericsson this year, bet on it. Commie was signed this year to play a specific role, and I don't see that being the #7 or he would've been offered a lot less than $1M. Janik could come in a be #7 for less money. If Commie was signed to be #7, then it makes no sense what-so-ever when Holland already had a few #7 defensemen already signed.
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One of the most forceful critics of the "We never had it so good" school of parasites of placid acceptance of the status quo and the belief that science, harnessed, can produce anything and securely give it to every last free leader has been Dr. Rene Dubos. The present book contains the George B. Pegram Lectures, delivered at the Brock-haven National Laboratory where Dubos's period of being lecturer in residence or what might perhaps be termed "visiting philosopher" gave him the opportunity to try out and develop various themes of philosophy, morals, and a great body of scientific knowledge in a way which must have been extraordinarily stimulating for those who were in close association with him during his tenure of the lectureship. Anyhow the lectures themselves give us food for thought and meditation. Dubos's classical background in the discipline of his French schooling in the classics and humanities and
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Many say crime, drugs and homelessness are a constant problem at Albuquerque's 4th street mall, we've shown you the problem, now we tell you what the city is planning to do.Video Transcript
MANY SAY CRIME, DRUGS AND HOMELESSNESS, ARE CONSTANT PROBLEMS AT ALBUQUERQUE'S 4TH STREET MALL. ACTION 7 NEWS SHOWED YOU THE PROBLEM. AND NOW, REPORTER MIKE SPRINGER IS LIVE TO TELL US ABOUT THE BIG CHANGES THE CITY IS PLANNING. FOR SOME, ALBUQUERQUE'S FOURTH STREET MALL IS FAR FROM INVITING. there's a homelessness problem, there's a drug problem there was a crime problem SOME BUSINESSES SAY THE PROBLEMS HAVE DRIVEN AWAY CUSTOMERS BLACKWATER MUSIC-AN ALL AGES LIVE MUSIC VENUE- OPENED IN 2012.. THE STAFF SAYS IT'S BEEN DEALING WITH TROUBLE EVER SINCE. the main problem is it literally scares people away FOR YEARS, THE CITY HAS TALKED ABOUT FIXING THE PROBLEMS...NOW, THOSE PLANS ARE CLOSER THAN EVER TO BECOMING REALITY. NEW DESIGN PLANS SHOW THE MALL COULD SEE DRASTIC CHANGES, THE LIKES OF WHICH HAVEN'T BEEN SEEN IN DECADES. this is how the fourth street mall looks today with lots of litter and trash on the ground. But the city wants to change that snap they want to change it to this: a two lane road. The city believes it may help solve some of these problems THERE WOULD ALSO BE WIDER SIDEWALKS AND SOME STREET SCAPING. everybody is onboard. It's designed we got to get the funding for it NOT EVERYONE IS ONBOARD. SOME SAY THE PEOPLE WHO COME HERE ARE NOT CAUSING THE CITY ANY PROBLEMS. it's, it's just not fair to get rid of us and call us troublemakers to plow this down OTHERS SAY THE FACELIFT IS A GOOD START...BUT THINK THE CITY NEEDS TO TAKE IT A STEP FURTHER, AND PROMOTE THE AREA TO DRUM UP BUSINESS. you can spend all the money ripping this whole place up or you can spend the money trying to revive it and we can start doing what we were suppose to do with it IF THESE PLANS DO MOVE FORWARD, CITY SAYS CONSTRUCTION BIDS COULD GO OUT IN THE SPRING AND WORK MAY START AS SOON AS THE SUMMER. REPORTING IN DOWNTOWN ALBUQUERQUE MIKE SPRINGER, KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS THE CITY ESTIMATES THE PROJECT WILL COST ABOUT A MILLION DOLLARS.
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Genocide Awareness and Action Week: Connecting, Informing and Inspiring
(Posted April 17, 2013)
Juniata has devoted a week to raising awareness, inspiring action, and bearing witness to genocide. Last week Juniata observed Genocide Awareness and Action Week through a series of speakers including Juniata professors, activists, survivors and scholars. This year's chair, senior Zeljana Varga, shared her role in organizing the events, her goals through the week, her personal connection to genocide and her hopes for the future of Genocide Awareness at Juniata.
Q: How much and what kind of work did you put into preparing for this week? What were some of the struggles?
A: Genocide awareness and action week is in its third year now and every year we learn what works and what doesn't work. As the chair, this is an independent study for me which I thought was great because I get three credits and time allotted to organizing events and attending meetings. In terms of organization, my faculty advisor, Alison Fletcher, and I got together to brainstorm on our committee.
This year we were very fortunate that the Baker Institute, the President's Office, Hillel, and AWOL got involved and brought in great speakers. Genocide isn't an easy topic to discuss and it's April and students are already burnt out. As the chair, burnout is also a problem. Getting attendance is sometimes difficult too. As an incentive, we provided free food at all the events and at every single event we had at least 20 students. Another aspect is the diversity of students both involved in the planning and in attendance of the events. We don't want a stigma that only PACS and Politics students are involved. The diversity of our speakers helped to do this because survivors connect, scholars inform, and activists inspire.
Q: How is this year's Genocide Awareness Week different from past years?
A: Every year is different because the last two years have been run by different chairs. I've always had my reservations with doing hands-on activities like past years with the identity project. Some people see it as a game and lose the whole idea. This year I wanted to bring in an activist. You get pulled in by the survivors and their story, but you get challenged by the activists. We also did a lot more lunch-time lectures. I wanted to challenge students to think, discuss, and act.
Q: What is your biggest goal or hope through the events of this week? What message do you want people to take away?
A: We had two goals going into the week. The first was to start incorporating the greater Juniata community. We did a Lunch-and-Learn with the staff and I hope that continues. My other goals were to help people understand that as students, we're removed from areas that might have a lot of refugees, genocide survivors, in their areas. Students who haven't experienced these sorts of things can feel very disconnected. They're worried about finals and social life and I wanted to help people understand. It's a bit frightening, but if you pull back the layers of your identity chances are that at least one of your ways of identifying has been a victim of genocide. I wanted to help people understand that not only can you be a victim, but as a human you can also be a perpetrator.
Q: What was the most interesting, distressing or profound thing you learned from the speakers?
A: We had three very different speakers and they were all amazing. I haven't had time to really sit down and process things from the week. I know people who have been through things as grave as the Holocaust. I know the strength it takes to retell and relive your story and I have the utmost respect for Judith Meisel. For her to still have so much faith in humanity and promise in our generation, was very empowering. Listening to someone who's studied intently into the gruesome aspects of genocide, I have the utmost respect for Robert Lifton. For him to share his knowledge with other people to help them understand and act is really great. Sasha Lezhnev was able to incorporate a little bit of humor to make the topic a little easier to understand.
Q: What personal connection do you have to genocide?
A: I was born in Bosnia in 1991 and war broke out in '92. Today is actually the anniversary of when my mother took my brothers and I and fled. Some of my family members were in camps that were more brutal for political enemies. Luckily we didn't have a single death in my immediate family. The area we were in was used for slave labor camps. I am in the U.S., at Juniata, and studying PACS because of my personal and family experience. And that's also why I wanted to get involved in Genocide Awareness Week and run it.
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The Forever Prepaid Flat Rate Packaging will be available for purchase in 3, 5, 10, and 25 count packs.
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LISBON - A new permit has been issued to drill for shale gas in Columbiana County, bringing to 33 the number of well permits issued by the state since mid 2011.
The newest permit was issued to Chesapeake Exploration for a horizontal well on Conny Farms in Knox Township, which is accessible from Buck Road.
Meanwhile, a drilling permit has been submitted to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for the Crosser unit in Center Township, which is accessible from Crosser Road. This is the first permit sought for Center Township.
This brings to 33 the number of locations where permits have been issued or sought in the county since July 2010, although some of the sites have received permission to drill more than one well.
The following is the list of locations by township: Butler, 4; Center, 1; Elkrun, 4; Fairfield, 2; Franklin, 2; Hanover, 6; Knox, 3; Madison, 2; Middleton, 4; Unity, 1; Washington, 2; West, 2.
The following is a list of nine other sites under development, based on road-use agreements filed with the county engineer's office. Drilling permits have yet to be sought for these sites:
- Butler Township: Huffman Trust unit, accessible from Depot and Winona roads.
- Center Township: Andrulis unit, accessible from Lisbon-Dungannon Road.
- Elkrun Township: Johnston unit, accessible from from Riffle and Pine Hollow roads.
-Elkrun Township: Chamberlain unit, accessible from Low Road.
-Hanover Township: Hays Trust unit, accessible from Speidel and Ziegler roads.
- Salem Township: Gologram unit, accessible from Grafton Road.
- Madison Township: William Family Trust unit, accessible from Sines Road.
- Middleton Township: Benner unit, accessible from Bye and Justison roads.
- Salem Township: Weaver Unit, accessible from state Route 558.
The practice has been to enter into road-use maintenance agreements before seeking drilling permits.


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Leadership & Vision
To lead the St Elizabeths East innovation-driven development and its complementary goals to generate jobs, provide education and training for expanded employment opportunities, and diversify the City's financial base, Mayor Muriel Bowser named Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development Bryan Kenner to head the development effort. The project is executed by the staff within the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED).
St. Elizabeths East Team
St Elizabeths East Executive Director, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, Government of the District of Columbia
Project Manager, St. Elizabeths East, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, Government of the District of Columbia
James Parks IV is a Project Manager at St. Elizabeths East. He is responsible for maintaining interagency relations, public relations, and vendor programs support. James grew up in Washington, D.C. He graduated from Sidwell Friends School and completed a B.A. at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey in New Brunswick. James has a passion for connecting with people and impacting them positively in order to change the world for the better. Through his experiences as a servant leader (including work as a Resident Assistant for freshmen and upperclassmen, a varsity coxswain for the Rowing Team, and the president of his college chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.) James has earned the respect of peers, coaches, and teachers at all the institutions with which affiliated.
Hospitality Sector Manager, Business Development Department, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, Government of the District of Columbia
Pia Brown serves as Hospitality Sector Manager supporting hotels, restaurants, events and travel and leisure growth in the District. Pia's past experience in the hospitality sector includes event operations and facilities management where she was responsible for managing over 200 events per year that included major medical tradeshows, conferences 5 presidential inaugural events, the Nuclear Security Summit and sales with Events DC and Centerplate. Pia has also served as the Executive Director of the Sirleaf Market Women's Fund in Liberia where she was responsible for building markets and managing social services programs that included microfinance, adult literacy, and pre-school education. Pia holds a B.A. from Brown University and an MBA from the American University.
St Elizabeths East Advisory Board
The St Elizabeths East Advisory Board, appointed by the Mayor, is responsible for providing guidance and professional expertise to the development. Together, the Board is leveraging its combined expertise and experience to help fulfill the Mayor's vision for transforming the 183-acre St Elizabeths East campus into a major economic and community-building opportunity.
Members of the St Elizabeths East Advisory Board include:
- Brian Kenner, Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (Chairperson)
- Harvey Baron (Co-Chair), Dean of the Howard School of Business (appointed)
- Dean Telaekah Brooks (Co-Chair), Dean of the School of Professional Studies at Trinity Washington University
- Mary Cuthbert, Chairperson of Advisory Neighborhood Commission 8C
- Shelia Bunn, Ward 8 Resident
Starting January 2015, the St. Elizabeths East Advisory Board will meet the First Wednesday of every month at 1PM at the R.I.S.E. Demonstration Center (2730 Martin Luther King Jr., Ave., SE). Meetings are open to the public. The dates of the 2015 Advisory Board meetings are as follows. Agenda's and Minutes are posted below:
- Wednesday, January 7th Agenda, Presentation, Minutes, List of Upcoming Events
- Wednesday, February 4th Agenda, Presentation, Minutes, Upcoming Events
- Wednesday, March 4th Agenda, Presentation, Minutes, Upcoming Events
- Wednesday, April 1st Agenda, Presentation, Minutes, Upcoming Events
- Wednesday, May 6th Agenda, Presentation, Minutes, Upcoming Events
- Wednesday, June 3rd Agenda, Presentation, Minutes Upcoming Events
- Wednesday, July 1st Agenda, Presentation, Minutes, Upcoming Events
- Wednesday, August 5th Agenda, Presentation, Minutes
- Wednesday, September 2nd: Cancelled
- Wednesday, October 7th Agenda, Presentation, Minutes
- Wednesday, November 4th Agenda, Presentation, Minutes
- Wednesday, December 2nd Agenda, Presentation, Minutes
St. Elizabeths East will be a unique place to cultivate globally-significant economic opportunities in security, including critical infrastructure, energy, and sustainable technologies and practices – a place where our nation's brightest minds can think, create, innovate, educate, and live.
Find details about this unparalleled vision, offering, place, project, and strategy in the publication St Elizabeths East: Envisioning the Future.
To maximize the growth of innovation-based small businesses and jobs, St Elizabeths East will become:
- A revitalized historic campus with new mixed-use neighborhoods of retail, office, housing, open space, and cultural amenities.
- A center for innovation and excellence that leverages the substantial investment of DC government in infrastructure and other neighborhood amenities and improvements, including approximately $2.7 million in site planning and entitlements, and $4.5 million in historic building stabilization. Additionally, Mayor Vincent C. Gray's budget, approved by the DC Council in June, 2012, includes $113.5 million for infrastructure improvements to be delivered between 2013 through 2016.
- An economic development project that stimulates revitalization and regeneration in South East Washington.
Development on the East Campus is guided by the St Elizabeths East Redevelopment Framework Plan, approved by the DC Council in December 2008 and the 2012 Master Plan and an Economic Development Strategy funded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration, with multiple objectives that provide for:
- Direct employment opportunities in both the short- and long-term for District residents;
- Services and amenities that improve choices for both local residents and an new workforce;
- Revitalization of the historic campus by adaptively reusing buildings within a mixed use environment
- Expansion of retail and housing choices for residents east of the river, and others
Enhancement of mobility, replacement of obsolete infrastructure, and an example of best practices in sustainability.


text: London: South Africa moved an inch towards registering a victory in the first Test against England after reducing the hosts to 102 for 4 in their second innings at The Oval on Sunday.The visitors declared their first innings at tea for 637 for 2, taking a huge 252 lead then and grabbed the top four England wickets in the last session of play. At stumps, Ian Bell was batting on 14, while Ravi Bopara was accompanying him with 15. England 62 for 3 in 20 overs: After declaring their first innings at 637 for 2, South Africa reduced England's second innings to 62 for 3 in 20 overs of the first Test at The Oval on Sunday.The pace trio of Vernon Philander, Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel displayed a spell of hostile bowling, picking up one wicket each.Alastair Cook was caught behind for naught in the second over of the innings. Jonathan Trott too was caught for 10 by AB de Villiers, while Kevin Pietersen was clean bowled by Morkel for 16.South Africa 637 for 2 declared in 189 overs: Hashim Amla reached his maiden triple century as South Africa declared their first innings at 637 for 2 at tea, taking a 252-run lead in the first Test against England at The Oval on Sunday. Amla remained unbeaten on 311, while Jacques Kallis was not out on 182.South Africa 612 for 2 in 185 overs: Hashim Amla made a monumental triple century as South Africa continued their dominance over England on the fourth day of the first Test at The Oval on Sunday. Jacques Kallis too completed his 150 as the visitors piled on the runs, extending their lead to 227.Amla played with aplomb and got to his triple ton in 515 deliveries. The 29-year-old batsman reached his 300 by lofting Tim Bresnan for a boundary over the cover fielder. His highest score before this match was an unbeaten 253 that he scored in an innings victory against India in February 2010.Kallis, on the other hand, too played his part and displayed an array of strokes from his repertoire. Kallis flicked Graeme Swann to get to his 150. He kept out 299 deliveries and hit 20 boundaries in the process.South Africa 514 for 2 at Lunch in 164 overs: Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis continued to keep England at bay on the fourth day of the first Test at The Oval on Sunday. Amla crossed his second over-250 mark in Test cricket and was unbeaten on 251. His partner Kallis was not out on 125. The duo took South Africa to 514 for 2 at lunch, extending their lead to 129. The visitors scored 111 runs in the morning session' play.South Africa 465 for 2 in 154 overs: After Graeme Smith's century on Saturday and Hashim Amla's double ton on Sunday, it was time for Jacques Kallis to go into the record books. The 36-year-old allrounder reached his 43 hundred in 227 deliveries. He got to the landmark by guiding a Tim Bresnan delivery in the vacant third-man region for a four. He hit 13 boundaries in his epic knock.South Africa continued their dominance on the fourth day's morning of the first Test at The Oval, extending their lead close to 100 runs. It's been hard work for the England bowlers who had managed just one wicket in close to four sessions of play since Saturday.145th over: Hashim Amla took a three off Stuart Broad off the fifth ball to complete his double ton. It took him 392 balls. South Africa 424 for 2.South Africa batsmen will look to extend their 18-run lead when they take the field on the fourth day of the first Test against England at The Oval on Sunday.Hashim Amla (183) and Jacques Kallis (82) were at the crease at the close of play on day three, with the Proteas score being 403 for 2.Amla and captain Graeme Smith (131) added 259 runs for the second wicket to tilt the match in South Africaâs favour after losing Alviro Peterson very early in their innings.They must be looking at a lead of around 300, so that they can have a go at the Three Lions batsmen in the fourth innings. The Oval wicket has a history of deteriorating with the passage of time and South Africa legspinner Imran Tahir can really come into his own on the last day.As of now, it's South Africa in the driverâs seat, and the next two days hold a lot of promise as far as excitement is concerned. One important piece of stat here: England have won the last three Tests against South Africa at this venue.


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Mitsubishi launches LaserTV and creates a new display category
January 10, 2008 This week in Las Vegas, Mitsubishi announced the world premiere of its new laser television and created a new television category into the bargain. The 65 inch sets on show at the Palms Casino launch looked incredibly good but with no traditional technologies to compare with, we'll need to wait a bit longer before we can attempt to verify the company's claim that it produces 80 percent of the color spectrum that the eye can see compared to the "less than 40% today's HDTVs" can display. There's no info yet on pricing and availability is "later this year" but it's definitely an exciting new development in home entertainment.
Mitsubishi has focussed its leadership in precision laser technology to produce the first-ever laser-powered television which uses laser beams to provide what it claims to be the widest range of rich, complex colors, along with the most clarity and depth of field.
The LaserTV category introduction represents a significant milestone in Mitsubishi's strategy to lead the large-format, high-definition television space. Mitsubishi has long been at the forefront of large-format and high-definition television innovation with its introduction of the big screen category in 1978 and, subsequently, the world's first 50-inch rear projection TV, first 35-inch color TV, and first 1080p DLP HDTV.
Mitsubishi's LaserTVs are also capable of delivering a true 3D viewing experience, which was demonstrated at the launch in conjunction with leading 3D digital technology provider REAL D.
The Mitsubishi large-format LaserTVs provide the highest performance in HDTV, and they do so with low power consumption. While today's flat panel HDTVs consume significantly more energy than the analog TVs that they replace, LaserTVs are energy efficient, consuming less power than comparably sized flat-panel sets.


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Running to Mommy
Getting married means taking a huge step—not only toward your new spouse, but away from friends and family who used to comprise your whole world. You'll still love them and share time with them, but your focus should be on your new spouse. One of the hardest adjustments that takes place in a marriage is for the bride to learn to lean on her husband instead of on her mother. Now, not every girl has a close relationship with her mother, but for many, their mom is their confidante and their best friend. They turned to their mom for advice … Continue reading


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Students of the Month
Catherine E. Dyer, daughter of Lori and Ricky Dyer, has been named Turbotville Lions Club Student of the Month at Warrior Run High School for the month of March.
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She is a member of the National Honor Society and student council and is assistant editor in chief at the school newspaper, the Eagle's Perch.
She is a member of the concert choir, Rockets swim team and was awarded the School Counts award and Defender Pride. She also dances at D&K Studio, is a youth group member and Sunday school teacher and is a Warrior Run Fort Freeland Heritage Society member.
She is employed by Milton YMCA and the community pool as a lifeguard.
Following graduation, she plans to attend King's College or Indiana University of Pennsylvania and major in mathematics with a concentration in secondary education.
Tessa R. Coup, daughter of Tara and Randy Coup, was named Watsontown Lions Club Student of the Month at Warrior Run High School for the month of March.
She is a member of the National Honor Society, is treasurer and editor for the "Warrior" yearbook and co-chairman of the service committee for the Student Council.
She also has been a member of the distinguished honor roll, received the School Counts Award and Defender Pride recipient and is an equestrian.
Following graduation she plans to attend Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Warrior Run Middle School
The Warrior Run Middle School recently announced the recipients of the Student of the Month Award for the month of March.
The recipients are chosen by a vote of the middle school faculty and the award is given to the member of each class that have the following qualifications: courteousness, eager to learn and participate in class, at least a C average, good school citizen, well rounded individual and shows leadership potential.
The award winners for the month of March are:
Grade 5 - Cameron Trapani, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cory Trapani.
Grade 6 - Jared Emmert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Emmert.
Grade 7 - Jessica Deeter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Walz Jr.
Grade 8 - Megan Herriman, daughter of Amanda Spilis and Shannon Herriman.