Where to get started with using the Wiimote library and C#?

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Can someone direct me to resources which will guide me through using C# and the Wiimote library. Brian Peek's turorial is far too complex for me. I would ideally like to write a program to get the accelerometer values from the wiimote and print it to the console. I am new to C#.

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