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Director Darren Aronofsky has confirmed that his Wolverine movie won't bear an unwieldy title. Instead, it will be simply called "The Wolverine" and will not be a conventional sequel. SPINOFF has details.
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ROBOT 6 counts down six "smut-laden" gems you can feel good about owning, including x-rated comics by Gilbert Hernandez, Colleen Coover, Phil Foglio and more.
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"Entertainment Tonight" teased its Tuesday night exclusive footage from "Green Lantern," releasing a short clip with Ryan Reynolds in costume and out, Blake Lively, Kilowog and more. SPINOFF has the footage.
BOOM! Studios has provided CBR with advance looks at new titles on sale November 17, including "Farscape" #13 and "Farscape: Scorpius" #7, "Darkwing Duck" #6, "Donald Duck" #360, and "Stan Lee's Soldier Zero" #2!
It's COMICS SHOULD BE GOOD's gallery of reader art submissions, following up on the themes used in The Line It Is Drawn over the last month. Come see what your fellow readers have produced!
ROBOT 6's Tom Bondurant considers the history of the Legion of Super-Heroes and, despite his love for DC Comics, explores the reasons why he's never really been that passionate about them.
Marvel's one-two punch of editorial insight returns to CBR as Tom Brevoort and Axel Alonso discuss their role in Marvel mini events, the fate of characters from Magneto to Rikki Barnes and the impact of fans.
Ryan K. Lindsay gave Marvel's "New Avengers" #6 a 4 star review, calling Brian Michael Bendis and Stuart Immonen's latest issue a "one-stop action spot where you can marvel at what comics can be"
"Heroes" star Milo Ventimiglia stopped by CBR TV during NYCC to talk about working with Top Cow to finish and collect "Rest,"the current and future status of "Berserker," the ending of "Heroes" and more.
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Artifacts" #3. The latest issue of the event series by writer Ron Marz and artist Michael Broussard hits stores Wednesday, November 17.
Writer Marc Andreyko spoke with CBR about his contribution to Dark Horse's "Savage Sword" anthology, in which he brings Robert E. Howard's Dark Agnes to comics for the first time this December.
Courtesy of creator/writer Greg Pak, CBR presents a preview of "Vision Machine" #2 and an exclusive look at #3 of the future-tech tale illustrated by R.B. Silva. The second issue is available free, November 17.
Legendary Golden Age artist Jerry Robinson spoke with CBR News about his decision to place the original cover art for "Superman" #14 and "Detective Comics" #69 on the auction block.
Courtesy of BOOM! Studios, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Farscape" #13. Written by creator Rockne S. O'Bannon and Keith DeCandido with Will Sliney on art, the issue goes on sale Wednesday, November 17.
Meet some heroes and villains you might not know: Captain Marvel, Plastic Man and Dr. Fate! Did DC force Bob Kane to add Robin to "Detective Comics?" And what's up with the missing pages in "Back to the Klondike?"
Marvel Comics has announced that artist Dale Eaglesham will be joining scripter Greg Pak on "Incredible Hulk" with February's issue #623, the start of the three-part "Planet Savage" storyline.
J. Michael Straczynski elaborated on leaving "Superman" and "Wonder Woman," spoke openly about the cheers and jeers his DC work has received and hinted at progress already made on the "Superman: Earth One" sequel.
CBR reviewer James Hunt gave Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos' debut issue of "Amazing Spider-Man" 4.5 stars calling the first chapter of "Big Time," "a strong start to a new chapter in Spider-Man's life."
Chip Kidd spoke with us about what fans of the Marvel family will discover inside "Shazam!: The Golden Age of the World's Mightiest Mortal," shared hints about his upcoming "Batman" graphic novel and more.
Steve Rude's home saved, thanks to fundraiser! Jim Davis apologizes for ill-timed "Garfield" strip! Stan Lee to get his Walk of Fame star! Moebius to make rare U.S. appearance! Plus much more!
Marvel has revealed the last two characters in their "Age of X" teaser as Revenant and Reaper, though they look suspiciously like Rogue and Phoenix. Answers will be given in the Mike Carey scripted "Age of X!"
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents a pair of exclusive previews - "Mighty Samson" #1 and "Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom" #4. Both titles hit stores in December.
Brian Hibbs returns this month with a look at the sales of "Superman Earth One," JMS' announced move to OGN and self-contained, shorter stories, predictions of the death of the monthly periodical and more.
DC Comics has posted the image of the bloody S-shield from "The Death of Superman" with the headline "Doomsday Will Reign!" Will the Man of Steel fall (again) - or does the teaser point to something else? ROBOT 6 has details.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Chaos War: Chaos King" #1, "Osborn" #1, "Superior" #2, "Thunderbolts" #150, "X-Men" #5 and more.
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Buffy & Vampire Slayer" #39. Written by Joss Whedon and Scott Allie, art and cover by Georges Jeanty and a Jo Chen variant, the issue hits December 1.
Writer Mark Sable spoke with CBR News about his upcoming one-shot pitting the Teen Titans against Flash's Rogues Gallery for the first time in a previously untold tale tied to "Identity Crisis."
At five years old, Aidan Reed is a horror movie hound, a Marvel fan, a budding artist and is getting closer to adding Leukemia survivor to his impressive resumé all while sale of his art has helped spread his story
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Chad Nevett gave the debut of DC Comics' "T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents" relaunch 4.5 stars, saying of Nick Spencer and CAFU's first issue, "The more I think about and flip through this comic, the more I like it."
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Chad Nevett gave the final chapter of Grant Morrison's "The Return of Bruce Wayne" 4.5 stars, calling the Lee Garbett/Pere Perez illustrated issue "Intellectually provoking...driven by passion and emotion."
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Avengers" #7 by the creative team of writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist John Romita Jr. The Red Hulk arrives on November 17!
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This switch lets you connect up to 3 different optical digital components to a componentwith only one toslink input.
It worked fairly well. I had my Xbox, Media PC, and Cable box all hooked up into this thing so that I could have proper digital sound for all. Read morePublished 22 months ago by Joseph Archer
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The 2012 Nissan Juke SL originally started at $27,180 and is now available for $22,495. The compact crossover SUV comes in Cayenne Red and features BlackRed leather interior. It has a 1.6L four-cylinder engine that gives drivers 25 mpg in the city and 30 mpg on the highway. Features include a rearview camera, intermittent wipers, and a navigation system.
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That is what Head Coach Mike McCoy has repeated when asked about the upcoming roster reduction to 53
The good news for the Chargers is that the play of many on the field in Thursday's 12-9 win over Arizona will make for some heated discussions among the team brass.
"We have some tough decisions to make," McCoy said. "After watching the game from the sideline, you can tell some guys stepped up and helped themselves out. But as an organization we'll meet in the next few days and find the best 53 guys and move it forward. Then find a few guys to help us on the practice squad. But I'm proud of the way the guys worked."
"We're trying to find the best 53," he said. "That was our number one goal coming out of this game, to find the best players to help our team win in the regular season. That's what it's all about. It's about winning."
Players on both sides of the ball made strong cases with the vast majority of starters sitting the game out. On offense, Dontrelle Inman led all receivers with 54 yards on three catches while Marion Grice churned out 79 yards on 17 carries and Branden Oliver had 71 on 16 totes.
"I feel like I did well," Oliver said after the game. "I just went out there and left it all on the field. So we will see what happens. I think I made my impression. I went out there and worked hard, but whatever is God's will is the will I'm going to be in and we will see what happens."
Defensively, Cordarro Law showcased his innate pass rush ability with a key strip-sack of Logan Thomas in the first half. He also ends the preseason among team leaders in special teams tackles, adding a pair on the night. Like many others, the coming hours will be nerve-wracking for the outside linebacker.
"I've been in this position before but it doesn't make it any easier," he said. "I'm not going to sit around and pout or worry how it's going to unfold. More than anything it was important for me coming out this preseason to show myself I can play in the NFL. That I can make plays in the games. I'm not going to be bitter or unhappy if it doesn't work out, but I definitely want to be part of this team. It's just out of my control now."
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Visiting Perth - City to Midland route?
G'day all - over here for work for a few weeks and brought the bike. Planning a weekend ride out beyond Midland and just wanted some advice on riding from Perth CBD towards Midland. There's not a complete cycle path? Any particular issues or recommended routes towards Midland and up into the Hills?
thanks in advance
Re: Visiting Perth - City to Midland route?
Hi SmithCorp
I commute from Woodbridge (West Midland) to the CBD. There is a shared pedestrian/cycleway out to Bassendean - very easy riding. From Bassendean you need to get to Guildford which isn't too difficult. I go through Guildford - Swan Street and Terrace Road. On to Midland is a different story - personally I hate Great Eastern Highway from the East Street intersection to home. The drivers are very inconsiderate and often aggressive. I hop up onto the pavement for this section. If you ride this part on the road you'll need to take the lane and be prepared to be buzzed. If you want to go up to the hills I would suggest heading north out of Guildford and missing Midland at least on the way out. You can cut through the Swan Valley and get up into Brigadoon - there are some nice hills there - Campersic Road & Haddrill/Weir Road. You can get to Death Valley from Campersic. Depends how far you want to go. Another option would be to catch the train out to Midland and head off from there. I can send you a RideWithGPS route if you like?
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Depends on your confident/skill/speed level really.
The PSP runs from Perth CBD as far as Bassendean Station. Then you get onto Railway Parade and head east to Lord Street. Turn south on Lord St, then cross it at the Guildford Road lights, following the path along Guildford Rd across the river and into Guildford.
There's a reasonable quietish street through Guildford route via Swan St and Terrace Rd.
Once you hit the GEH at the eastern end of Guildford you can cross to the southern side of the road and use the existing path. It's pretty low speed though so if you prefer road riding then just stick to the GEH.
Through Midland, you can cross the rail line to the south side and use Yelverton Rd/Clayton St through to the bottom of the hills. Then either rejoin the highway or Old York Road to climb the hill, or take the rail reserve trail.
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Thanks folks - yes please Sprocket, could I have that route? I'd be happy to avoid Midland.
Since the Eastern Highway work seems to be mostly finished that looks like an awful cycle environment - the only cyclists I've seen on it are on the footpaths, which don't seem to be used by many peds.
I have also found DoT has some useful cycling route guides on their website.
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You didn't say how far you wanted to go.....
Here is a RideWithGPS route that I've started at Bassendean station.
You head north through the Swan Valley, cut across the river then head up to the hills. I stopped adding points in Guildford - you basically just follow East Street back out of Guildford and get back on to the cycle path.
If it's too far, you can head south down O'Brien Road and cross Toodyay Road onto Roland Road.
If you want to try a nasty climb - keep going up Haddrill rather than turn left on to Campersic. I must admit I have never ridden up this slope - but it's a riot to go down!
wellington_street mentions heading out Clayton Street to the hills - you can pick up the Mundaring Weir Road down to Kalamunda. This is also a good hills route. Just watch out for hoons seeing how fast they can take the bends between Mundaring Weir and Kalamunda.
There are some nice hills in Perth - riders who think Perth is flat and boring just haven't looked hard enough
Have fun!
Re: Visiting Perth - City to Midland route?
Thanks Sprocket! Probably not as far as that, but it gives me some out and back options.
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Search bikely.com for some of the area/suburb names for routes in WA to. Quite a few people have plotted out their little (and not so little circuits) into the hills.... piece together some of the roads to make a sort of distance you may like.
There's only about 10 or so bitumised climbs up the scarp within 50km of the CBD... less from Midland
In terms of nice "rolling" scenic sections.. the Tourist drive through JFNP is quite nice and generally pretty quiet, though the surface is a little rough if you're running a fast tyre/pressue combo. Mundaring Weir Road, joining Kalamunda to Mundaring is quite nice to, though sometimes it can pay to pick your time of day, as there is a Water treatment facility being built close to the Weir and there's some heavy trucks negotiating the road during work hours.
Mmm.. Aldersyde Road... Glenisia Road through Bickley Valley & Carmel... all quite nice.
Heading South along Ford & Melaleuca Roads through Lesmurdie gives you a fantastic panaroamic view of the coastal plain at night.. pretty close to 180degrees - one of the widest views from the scarp on a road I think. Then you can get a quick fang down Welshpool Road.
I can probably throw a 30-40km scenic evening loop for you together from Midland Centro...
- Kym
Since I keep misplacing my common sense down the shed, I guess I'll have to borrow someone elses off the internet.
Re: Visiting Perth - City to Midland route?
Thanks - that's a nice one!
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Well, I tried plotting mine for you - but as it involved and illicit stretch of going UP the Zig-zag (quick... where's my emergency Lynch-mob survival kit!?) ridewithGPS baulked at me. Righteous blippin' technology.....
Re: Visiting Perth - City to Midland route?
Did you try flicking the routing over to 'walking' for just that part? I find it allows me to go a lot more places that way - otherwise as you say it can be a real stickler for the rules!
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Nice route Sprocket, except for one bit where Railway Parade ran out - bit of an unsealed BMX track with some sand drifts that were not really compatible with my roadie.
I didn't do it all today, but will explore some more in coming weeks.
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Whoops sorry about that! Didn't check the autorouting of mapmyride carefully enough! Very sorry. Hope the rest worked out okay.
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No problems! Gave me a bit of a CX experience and i didn't see any snakes.
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Oh... I ended up doing mine for you, Smithcorp. Looky here
I haven't however sanity checked the auto-generated cue-sheet..... and well, there's the caveat about going UP the Zig-zag. It's a one way road (down). But I figure as long as you're not being a d!ckhead about it, yield to oncoming traffic by pulling over etc - it shouldn't make you Public Enemy #1. FWIW, I've had cops pass me coming down and not had them say anything. I think they might have been having too much fun tapping on the windows of the canoodlers or getting the parked up P-platers to quickly hide their pot.
Even if you chop & change the route as posted - I would still recommend doing the section of Ford & Melaleuca Rds, heading South after dark (from the 33.7km mark on my plot). Awesome city vista - one of the widest from the hills. Then you also get the fun of doing a fast down hill along Welshpool Rd.
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Hi HappyHumber - that looks like a great route - might have to give it a whirl one day. Still being incredibly sheepish about my bad route I had a quick look over yours for obvious glitches - you are right about it not handling the zig-zag. It's definitely gone CX there and there appears to be something funny at around 35km.
I'll have to try going up the zig-zag. I normally come down it - and it would sure beat going up Gooseberry Hill Road - I have to confess I've never actually got up it. Crack every time around The Corkscrew and have to swallow my pride and walk up.....
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Yeah, I realised after I plotted it, the join between Melaleuca & Welshpool Rd is actually 'Exit Only' from Welshpool. Didn't go back and pfaff around to "walk" that little section. Should be obvious enough though.
I think the Zig-Zag is probably one of the easiest climbs to the scarp. Just not technically legal Whether going up or down, I'm usually concentrating on wildlife or the road ahead to really appreciate the view. Only attempted Gooseberry Hill Rd once (oh, and Lenori) killer! I need something lower than 39x26 for them me thinks. I've been mainly climbing further south Gosnells/Karagullen lately. The ZZ/KM/Lesmurdie stretch as plotted is just a way I take home from a mates place.
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You can use the path which is perfectly legal.
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I tried bradwoodbr's Sweat and Scenic route last weekend and I quickly found the constraints of bringing a flat-land bike with me on this ride. I packed my old Kerry Hopkins for my trip over here. It has an 11-19 7-speed rear cluster and 36/46 fronts. Definitely not low enough to get up the Helena College climb!
Because I was having to stop regularly to check my map (I even ended up following one cyclist who I thought was on the right route, only for him to pull into his driveway. I lost about 2kms and a reasonable bit of elevation through that mistake) I didn't carry any speed into that climb - by half-way up Leithdale, I couldn't turn my pedals any more (I was worried about breaking a crank too - my bike's more than 20 years old!) and had to walk it and half of Ryecroft. After that, I was smashed and starting to cramp up. I only made it a few more kays before turning back.
Are there any other slightly friendlier Hills routes? I don't mind a climb, but Strava reckons that Helena College climb maxes at 73%!
Re: Visiting Perth - City to Midland route?
Did you have a look at mine, Smithy? maybe the hyperlink wasn't obvious enough... (tip.. it's the word "Here" a few posts back on mine)
If by Helena College, you mean the start of Ryecroft Rd out of Darlington - yeah, that's a cow.... albeit a not especially long one. You can't even hit at speed, cos it's just after a reasonably blind turn.
- Kym
Since I keep misplacing my common sense down the shed, I guess I'll have to borrow someone elses off the internet.
Re: Visiting Perth - City to Midland route?
Hi Humber - ah yes, I see yours now. Does this go the wrong way on the Zig-Zag Scenic Drive and is this practical / safe? Looks very narrow on Google Maps...
Is the reverse direction doable?
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I generally do it up after hours - with a good light. You can see cars coming and you just pull over, don't shine 'em in the face and let them have their entitled right of way. There's room for walkers as wells cyclists to stand to the side. As said previously, do so at your own risk - but I hardly think it's going to make you a character in the upcoming series of Underbelly Perth.
I've only ever had one quip from a motorist, and that was just one of a P platers passenger mates trying to look "big" as they do.
'Roos between dusk & dawn are probably a bigger risk than going the wrong way. If you want to enjoy the view between these times, best stop to the side regardless. I concentrate on the ride when moving.
Refer back though to my comments on Ford & Melaleuca Rds in Lesmurdie if going after dark... well worth doing.
- Kym
Since I keep misplacing my common sense down the shed, I guess I'll have to borrow someone elses off the internet.
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Where/When was this?
I noticed someone that seemed to be following me the other day and had an unimpressed look on their face when i pulled into my driveway!
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Ah - it was Sunday the 7th, probably about 9.00 am or so. I was struggling slowly up Pine Terrace near Darlington (suffering from a skipping rear derailleur and mostly lost) and a cyclist passed me (nice white modern bike), turned into Owen (I knew my next turn was supposed to be Owen, but it should have been left not right), so I thought, "right, he probably knows where he's going, so I will follow" then about halfway up he turned into his driveway! I eventually got myself on the right track, but I suspect I did look dismayed when I realised I was following someone home!
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Ahh, ok wasn't me then, i'm up in Glen Forrest.
Once you get to the end of Ryecroft its relatively easy, Mundaring weir road is nice and hilly but the gradients on it are all pretty reasonable.
other positive is that its just the one road to follow!
I've never been that back way from Kalamunda towards Carmel, I might give it a shot tomorrow!
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First say "First": McCain's speech before the Latino Organization of the Day makes sure to include the word "first."
"Many Americans, with good cause, didn't believe us when we said we would secure our borders, and so we failed in our efforts. We must prove to them that we can and will secure our borders first, while respecting the dignity and rights of citizens and legal residents of the United States of America." [E.A.]
Byron York is impressed. I hate to be picky, but even if you think McCain actually believes his constantly-shifting formal position, the statement remains ambiguous. Is McCain saying he first must actually secure the borders or that he first must prove to the voters that he can secure the borders? I don't think it's crazy to believe the second interpretation is the correct one--or at least that McCain's drafters left it open to potentially give him wiggle room later (i.e., "We wouldn't be passing this historic comprehensive reform today, with the help of my Democratic friends, if we hadn't convinced the voters that we can and will secure the borders.") ... The ambiguous formula also leaves open the more obvious possibility of quickly passing a bill that contains a future "trigger"--with semi-amnesty automatically taking effect after, say, the four Mexico-adjacent governors sign some sort of artful finding that the borders are "secure." ...
Murphy is through! Finished! There is noone named Mike Murphy. I don't quite see how Mike Allen of the Politico can write sentences like this:
Mike Murphy, a political consultant who helped Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) mastermind his 2000 campaign, will not be reboarding the Straight Talk Express. ... [snip].
With Steve Schmidt taking over operations last week, the matter is now resolved. Murphy will be seen on television and may offer McCain private counsel. But he won't be in the bubble. [Emphasis on overly definitive statements added.]
Yes, Murphy isn't coming on board in the current shakeup. But if McCain is still behind and flailing at the end of the summer, is he really going to say, "We resolved that matter of my campaign's structure back in July." Or is he going to panic and bring in Murphy? I don't know, but neither does Allen. (Or the NYT fool who titled Nagourney's item "Count Murphy Out for McCain Campaign.") ... Murphy certainly didn't close the door. ("I do not expect to join the campaign.") He had to say something to tamp down overheated reports of his imminent arrival.) ... Backfill: Zengerle refines his position. Search for "knife." ...
Update: Nor am I convinced that this brings "full closure" to the issue. Would NBC really not let Murphy out of his contract if he said he wanted to go run McCain's campaign? ... 1:23 P.M. link
Jim Johnson's Legacy Builds: Politico gravy-train Fannie Mae in trouble despite its massive implicit government subsidy, because new accounting rules would apparently require it to list billions of dollars of now off-the-balance-sheet mortgage guarantees as liabilities. Of course, the agency formerly headed by Obama's ex-veep-vetter will probably wriggle out of the new rule thanks, as always, to political pressure:
"I would bet my firstborn that they will be excluded from the accounting change. It would bankrupt them," said Paul Miller of the investment firm Friedman, Billings, Ramsey Group.
So everything's OK then! ... Backfill: Eerily prescient David Smith post here. See also this E-Z-2-Follow post on Fannie Mae's balance sheets. Cheap visual devices are used, and also the word "Augean." ... 12:35 P.M. link
Monday, July 7, 2008
Getdrunkandvote4mccain.com The Republican base comes home, plastered. ... 1:49 A.M.
PearSneak of the Day-- "Employers Fight Tough Measures on Immigration": Robert Pear is the acknowledged master at sneaking not-as-important-as-they-sound policy stories into the lead position on the NYT front page on slow news days. These Pear pieces are often leaks from liberal interest groups, who then benefit from the prime placement. But it was Julia Preston who pulled a Pear yesterday, with a lead A-1 piece that seemed to be mainly a press release for Tamar Jacoby's new lobbying organization, ImmigrationWorks USA.
1) Some of Preston's evidence of an employer fight-back against the immigration crackdown is ludicrously weak. "Unhappy California business won the support of Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa of Los Angeles, who wrote a letter" protesting immigration raids. Yes, a letter! From a mayor! Meanwhile:
Arizona businesses rallied behind a bill to create what would have been the first state guest worker program in the country. Their advertising campaign used the slogan "What part of legal don't you understand?"—a tweak of the battle cry of their opponents, who use the same phrase with the word "illegal." ...[snip]
Although the bill never came to a vote, employers said the debate helped make their views known in Washington.
"It's a message to the federal government," said Joe Sigg, director of government relations for the Arizona Farm Bureau ... [E.A.]
Then, a cautionary note:
Employers' groups have not succeeded everywhere.
They can't all be as successful as in Arizona, where their bill never came to a vote. ...
2) Does the employer resistance help or hurt the cause of "comprehensive immigration reform"? The "comprehensive" deal, after all, is supposed to be a) a guest worker program and b) semi-amnesty for existing illegals coupled with c) tough enforcement measures to make future amnesties unnecessary. That's why it's "comprehensive." To the extent powerful employers are fighting those enforcement measures--like "the federal system to check the working papers of new hires"--that would seem to undermine the "comprehensive" rationale and support the anti-comprehensivist claim that we'll end up with the amnesty but not the enforcement (as happened with the 1986 immigration reform).
And how is President John McCain going to plausibly claim he's "secured the borders first" if the chamber of commerce is suing in federal court to poke holes in that security? ...
P.S.: Preston's article seems to be part of a "series" titled "Getting Tough" and introduced by the NYT as follows:
This is the second article in a series that explores efforts by the government and others to compel illegal immigrants to leave the United States.
Isn't that description more than a bit tendentious? You can support enforcement efforts for lots of reasons other than a desire to have "illegal immigrants leave the United States." You might want to discourage further illegal immgration by those not yet in the U.S. for example, but not be especially bothered if current illegals continue to live "in the shadows" for many more years. That's basically my position. ... It's true that Mark Krikorian and others explicitly advocate a strategy of "attrition." Yet it's tendentious to describe even their position as being an effort to "compel" illegals to leave. If the government changes the desirability of staying in the U.S.--by requiring employers to check Social Security numbers or by simply failing to pass McCain's reform bill, thereby increasing "uncertainty about obtaining legal resident status any time soon"-- many illegals will decide to leave. Many won't. That doesn't seem like compulsion. ... 1:22 A.M. link
Sunday, July 6, 2008
More than two weeks ago the New York Times mentioned that the Iraqi city of Mosul was " in the midst of a major security operation" against one of the last bastions of Al Qaeda in Iraq. So how's that going? Should we have to read the London Times (or Belmont Club) to learn about its success or failure? (It looks like relative success, Juan Cole notwithstanding.) ... If the NYT has reported the outcome, I missed it. (A June 1 story only went so far as to say that "hopes" had been "raised" and that the "Iraqi Army may soon have tenuous control." ) ... P.S.: Sorry to be crude, but does the NYT realize that we may be at the point where reports of military success in Iraq help Obama (because stability enables the rapid pullout he seeks) while reports of contiuing turmoil and difficulty help McCain (by raising doubts that U.S. forces can be safely withdrawn in the next few years)? ... [via Insta]11:56 P.M. link
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Hey, I thought Leon decides what's anti-Semitic around there! ... 4:01 P.M.
Out-of-Context Dingalink of the Week: NSFW. But true. ... 3:04 P.M.
Carbon/Silicon's "The News" would make a good Obama campaign song. You could skp the crunchy verse about people "caring about what they eat." ... [Unrealistically sunny?-ed Happy days are here again] ... 3:02 P.M.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
The difference between Bill Clinton's "pivot" and Obama's "pivot". ... P.S.: Clinton's is better! ... 11:02 P.M.
Aims at False Modesty, Misses: You'd think and Obama's Conceit-o-meter would have sounded the alarm before he let this sentence ship:
"I find comfort in the fact that the longer I'm in politics the less nourishing popularity becomes, that a striving for rank and fame seems to betray a poverty of ambition, and that I am answerable mainly to the steady gaze of my own conscience." [E.A.]
At least he fudged it with "mainly." ...[Quoted by Dominic Lawson]... 8:26 P.M.
Instapundit does a much more effective job clearing Obama on the issue of home mortgage favoritism than Obama's own clumsy web site. ... 2:06 P.M.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Klein Delendus Est: Another day at The Corner and Contentions and no mention of Joe Klein's imminent punishment. ... It must be a very long abject statement of apology he's working on. ... 3:35 P.M.
I tried to cause Hugh Hewitt at least some momentary pain over McCain's renewed commitment to illegal immigrant legalization. I failed. Transcript:
MK: ... It was a terrible week for McCain, because he made it clear, Hugh, to people like you, that he's still for some form of amnesty, and he's much more likely to produce it than Obama. That's why I'm not for McCain. That's your problem.
HH: Well actually, I like where he is, since he's gone security first. Glenn, what do you think about the week? ...
He is such an apparatchik. ... P.S.: The whole point of last week is that McCain's dropping the "first" from "security first." ... 3:39 A.M.
TNR's Jason Zengerle analyzes the McCain campaign shake-up:
[I]'s hard to see how or why McCain would bring back Mike Murphy--as has been rumored for a little while now--since [Steve] Schmidt's now playing the role McCain would have presumably wanted Murphy to fill.
So wrong! McCain has plenty of time to bring back Murphy by the end of the summer if/when whatever Schmidt does between now and then doesn't seem to be working. ... Backfill: Chait made the same point. ... Update: Zengerle doubles down! "I don't think McCain can afford to do any more major reshuffling without running the risk of key Republicans concluding that he's hopeless and abandoning him en masse ..." Really? McCain has a shakeup before Labor Day and that's it, he's through? (Certainly voters won't care about it in November. By October even Mark Halperin will have forgotten about it.) ... Zengerle must be a) suffering from a clinical bubble-insider's loss of perspective and b) oblivious to the implications of the Feiler Faster Principle. ... It seems to me McCain has enough time to fire Schmidt, hire Weaver, fire Weaver, hire Murphy, fire Murphy, bring back Rick Davis, re-demote Davis and hire Schmidt again before the final debate. ... 2:58 A.M.
Obama's campaign has posted a response to that Boston Globe article on the failure of the "public private" housing partnerships Obama and his allies championed. The response seems weak and amateurish to me--with some good points (one housing project, for seniors, is a success) mixed with ineffective responses. For example:
RHETORIC: Obama translated that belief into legislative action as a state senator. In 2001, Obama and a Republican colleague, William Peterson, sponsored a successful bill that increased state subsidies for private developers. The law let developers designated by the state raise up to $26 million a year by selling tax credits to Illinois residents. For each $1 in credits purchased, the buyer was allowed to decrease his taxable income by 50 cents.
Well, that settles it! Because bipartisan bills that housing advocates support always produce more clean, safe afforadable housing, and never enrich developers who wind up managing slums. ... P.S.: In general, it's hard to believe that Obama's fact-check site, heavy with pro-forma testimonials from other pols, will convince anybody who's not already a firm supporter. ... 2:51 A.M.
So the Fourth of July newspapers will have John McCain in ... er, Mexico plotting how to achieve comprehensive immigration reform with Felipe Calderon. ... And some people say the McCain Team has a tin ear! ... 1:16 A.M.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Klein Lives: Have the rules changed? Last Tuesday, Time's Joe Klein wrote:
The fact that a great many Jewish neoconservatives--people like Joe Lieberman and the crowd over at Commentary--plumped for this war, and now for an even more foolish assault on Iran, raised the question of divided loyalties: using U.S. military power, U.S. lives and money, to make the world safe for Israel.
Max Boot, Pete Wehner, Jennifer Rubin, Paul Mirengoff and Abraham Foxman of the Anti-Defamation League all wrote confidently outraged responses to Klein's raising of the "divided loyalties" possibility--and, indeed, it's not the sort of assertion that has typically gone unpunished in the past. When Klein stubbornly failed to back down in a second post, Wehner somewhat smugly anticipated his near-certain demise:
It's like watching a movie that you now know is going to end very badly, and very sadly.
But here's the thing: It's now a week later, and as far as I can tell Klein still has his job. He's still blogging (wondering "why Lieberman is so fixated on Iran"). He hasn't been publically rebuked by his employer. He hasn't been forced to issue a groveling apology.
Can it be that the rules have changed? I suspect they have. And I think this is progress, for reasons outlined here and here. It should be possible to publicly debate whether some "Jewish neoconservatives," among others, too easily convinced themselves that America's and Israel's interests happily coincided in the prosecution of the war. Meanwhile, Foxman's view that
Neoconservatives have the right to make their case without having their religion brought up. ... [snip] Religious beliefs are personal, and matters of faith belong in the heart, in the church and in the home
seems preposterously artificial. Note to Foxman: I worked at The New Republic! The magazine supported the war. I consider its editor, Martin Peretz, to be a friend and mentor. But if you think Marty's views are uninfluenced by his affinity for Israel--and that the views of many of the eminent neocons who visited our offices were uninfluenced by "matters of faith" and/or religious identity--then you don't know Marty and you don't know The New Republic. In fact, you're more than a bit clueless. But you are not clueless.
This isn't to say that the decision to go to war in Iraq was necessarily wrong or right. It's not to say that "Jewish neoconservatives" were more than what Klein calls a "subsidiary" source of support for the war. It's not to say that anyone is more patriotic than anyone else. The influence of pro-Israel sympathies (or pro-wherever sympathies) invariably takes the form of encouraging the belief that what you think is right for the United States is also what is right for Israel (or wherever), and vice-versa. But that only begins the discussion of whether this belief is itself distorted by those sympathies. It doesn't end it. At least it doesn't seem to any more. ...
Update: M.J. Rosenberg at TPM on Klein's "chutzpah." ...1:52 A.M. link
Monday, June 30, 2008
Just Don't Hire Bangle: Schwarzenegger steals the new Tesla plant from New Mexico (and its governor, Bill Richardson). Tesla will now apparently attempt to build electric sedans in the S.F. Bay Area. ... P.S.: It's one thing to build a fast $100,000 two-seat sports car--the car nuts who buy it are probably willing to overlook a few flaws (as long as it goes from 0-60 in 3.9 seconds). It's another to build "a mid-size sports sedan for $60,000, a competitor to the BMW 5-series and Jaguar XF " by the "end of 2009." Tesla is going up against decades of expertise in, for example, achieving both a supple ride and good handling. They'd need to set up a network of high-quality parts suppliers. Plus they need to sell in volume to bring the price down. Seems a longshot. But I'm all for them trying. ... 3:43 P.M. link
Dana Stevens' Unified Semi-Contrarian Theory of M. Night Shyamalan ... 3:45 A.M.
Obama's Katrina:The most damaging article about Barack Obama I've read. ...
P.S: A friend emails: "Obama's KATRINA. A little dramatic?" Maybe. Obama's record on "affordable housing," as described in the Globe story, isn't a case of gross ineptitude in a catastrophic regional emergency. It's not even a symbol of endemic governmental dysfunction. (Although: Is there a bigger Petri dish for corrupt incompetence than the "public-private partnership"? Think cable TV franchises.) But the Globe account does seem to capture what's most likely to be wrong with an Obama administration. After all, Obama's career has been unusually limited for a presidential contender. Housing and "community development" has been a big part of it. If the result has been a disaster in which Obama's friends made lots of money while his poor constituents lived in dangerous squalor, that seems like a big warning sign, no? At least an expectations-lowerer! George W. Bush, in contrast, hadn't dedicated a large chunk of his life to FEMA. ... P.S.: Plus Valerie Jarrett, one of the people who comes off poorly in the article, remains a central Obama advisor. It's as if Brownie had Karen Hughes' job. ... 3:16 A.M. link
Bring Back Bode: Why not bring back Ken Bode to host Meet the Press? His Washington Week in Review was just getting really good when he was fired to make room for the anodyne Gwen Ifill. ... Bode's about as far away in style from Keith Olbermann as you can get, something that seems to be important to MTPers who see their show as a holdout against creeping cable culture. ... 2:43 A.M.
Where's the "First"? McCain appears before the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials, as reported in Politico:
McCain, speaking first, promised the approximately 700 attendees that resurrecting the bipartisan immigration bill he helped shape last year would be at the forefront of his agenda as president.
"It would be my top priority yesterday, today and tomorrow," McCain said in response to a question about whether he would pursue a comprehensive approach beyond his campaign promise to secure the border in his first 100 days in office.
Seeking to win some points for his initial support for a comprehensive immigration bill, McCain noted that his position "wasn't very popular ... with some in my party."
And, in remarks that could inflame those Republican border hawks, the Arizona senator made clear he would not just seek to secure the border first, as he promised in the primary.
"We have to secure our borders — that's the message," McCain said. "But we also must proceed with a temporary worker program that is verifiable and truly temporary."
1) It looks as if the folks at The Corner are no longer in denial on whether McCain's "I got the message" talk during the primaries was a sincere shift to to a tougher stand on immigration. It wasn't.
2) Note that in the above remarks, and the remarks highlighted by McCain campaign bloggerr Michael Goldfarb, the candidate says "we have to secure our borders" rather than "we have to secure our borders first."[E.A.] The missing "first" matters. With it, McCain's position sounds like Lou Dobbs'. Without it, McCain's position threaten to shade into full immediate support of semi-amnesty, with the inconsequential notation that of course reform wouldn't pass unless the public is convinced the borders are sufficiently "secure." Comprehensivists have always claimed their legislation would secure the borders, remember. It's the "first" that made the difference for McCain, or seemed to.
3) Is there any convincing evidence that actual Latino voters care as much about illegal immigrant legalization as Latino elected offiicials (or the journalists who cover them)?
4) Won't McCain's expedient abandonment of his expedient primary position produce loud conservative protests at the GOP convention? Does McCain worry about this--on the theory that discordant conventions make for losing presidential campaigns? Or does he welcome it, on the grounds that a noisy fight with his right wing would effectively distinguish him from his unpopular party (even though McCain's side in this fight would also be President Bush's)? ...
Update: Mark Krikorian argues Obama is goading McCain into emphasizing "in increasingly strident terms his commitment to legalizing all the illegal aliens," which further inflames anti-legalization Republicans. McCain seems to be taking the bait, which would seem to make sense only if he hopes to win over, not just swing Latinos but also swing centrists of all ethnicities who've become allergic to the GOP. But is immigration the issue on which Mike Murphy's "white females and ticket-splitting independents" crave a break from Republican dogma? Aren't they equally uneasy about rushing to a Grand Comprehensivist Solution? You'd think there would be more promising Souljah-esque, anti-base battlefields for McCain: Congressional corruption, excessive deregulation, stem cells and even abortion, no? ... 2:27 A.M. link
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Isn't this the plot of House of Sand and Fog? It looks as if Cindy McCain's elderly aunt was a year away from having her San Diego house sold by local tax authorities (when McCain's trust failed to pay property taxes). Did Newsweek save her? ... [via HuffPo] 10:34 P.M.
More flip-flops, please! ... [via Insta ] 1:38 A.M.


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I read that the Nintendo brand is the most profitable out of the big 3, so surely they could spend a few quid on a big advertising campaign.
Nintendo games not selling well in Japan is a worry. I know games aren't selling well in general but it's traditionally Nintendo's biggest market.
Xenoblade should be higher than 9th this soon after release.
@CapeSmash Thanks. Looking forward to seeing what he can do.
Can you but Mewtwo? I don't have the 3ds version of SSB.
There's a lot of back tracking going on here. I'm sure a lot of people were getting excited about the graphics after E3 but now all of a sudden nobody's bothered about the downgrade.
Nintendo with a touch of the Ubisoft's.
Despite it, probably, being a good game, it does nothing to alter some people's perceptions of the Wii U being a "kiddy" console. In fact it may just enforce those beliefs.
It will sell well within the established user base but with limited shelf space and that "kiddy" tag, it won't shift consoles by the bucket load.
@IceClimbers You're right, it won't sell systems, well not in large numbers anyway. I'm hoping it sells well amongst the existing Wii U user base as Nintendo need game sales to make up for the lack of hardware sales.
I'll be picking it up on Day One.
The thing that is getting me excited about Splatoon is the range of game modes and the potential for DLC support.
It looks like a breath of fresh air for the FPS genre.
DLC means more money for Nintendo and if that means that Nintendo is around as a hardware developer for longer, I'm happy.
This only becomes an issue if the DLC is pay to win. If it's costumes, characters & weapons/vehicles, then it's a choice.
Nintendo making money from DLC that helps keep them in business is fine by me as long as their prices remain good value. £11 for the MK8 DLC it's excellent value for money. As for on disc locked content behind an amiibo paywall, don't buy the amiibo. It most certainly won't be a game changer.
Can't wait. I love this game on PC, so being able to play it on 3DS is perfect.
It could be about the Zelda delay, more info about the deal with DeNA or just talking about the spring/summer releases.
Expect nothing new and you won't be disappointed.
@andreoni79 I don't understand why they have continued to pump out Mario games but have ignored Metroid, Zelda and F-Zero. These games are the most requested.
I'm guessing more about Starfox including the announcement that it will include F-Zero for ground missions.
@Zombie_Barioth Their image was tarnished by the Wii. You have to take into account that console gaming is bigger than ever and a lot of the younger gamers who have more time on their hands, grew up in the Wii era, so their image of Nintendo is influenced by that console.
As for grey games, I play them on my PC and they are becoming repetitive and unimaginative. I know there can be a balance but is there currently a platform that offers that?
Nintendo offers an alternative to PS4, Xbox and PC. There's nothing wrong with bringing third party games to the Wii U, but it won't change people's perceptions of Nintendo's home console.
Nintendo have to go all in, or stick, when it comes to grabbing the COD, Fifa and BF crowd.
The 3DS has sold well, so you stated people still like Nintendo games. So why aren't those people buying the Wii U?
@Zombie_Barioth So at last you agree with my initial point. It's Nintendo's image, the family friendly, almost childish image that holding them back but it's an image that makes them different, that makes them the alternative in a world of grey and brown games. I hope they don't change but for their financial security, they made need to.
@Zombie_Barioth It wasn't the lack of 3rd party devs why "gamers" jumped ship. The reason was the Wii. Yes it's sales were amazing but a lot of people were put off by the crazy amount of mini and party games.
The Wii U has had to fight the stigma created by the casual Wii. That's the reason the bulk of Wii U sales are to fans of Nintendo. I'm a massive Nintendo fan, currently my only consoles are new 3DS & a Wii U, but my mates prefer the other 2. They never got into Nintendo and not because of the lack of 3rd party games.
Even 3rd party games wouldn't give the Wii U a boost, it's just how people perceive Nintendo.
Yes the 3DS has sold very well but it's not a saturated market.
My wife and daughter have 3ds consoles but not because they love Nintendo, it's because they like mobile games.
The Wii U is a great console but it can't compete on sales with the PS4 & Xbox One.
@MadAdam81 That's why Nintendo have to find a way to stay true to their values whilst selling more home console.
@Caryslan That's not a valid point. The N64 was around in a different era.
Nowadays as long as Mario, Zelda and the rest are the faces of Nintendo's new console, they will never win over gamers from other consoles. They are used to Master Chief, Nathan Drake Etc.
Nintendo are unique and I love them for that, I love their games and characters, but financially it's not working for them. I hope that changes very soon.
@IceClimbers Exactly. As long as Mario, Zelda and the rest are the faces of Nintendo's new console at launch, it will never be taken seriously.
Does anybody know what NX is? No, thought not.
If it is a home console it will follow the trend and sell badly. The reason? Nintendo is not fashionable. People argue over PS4 & Xbox One like they do over their Android & iPhones. Nintendo has a kiddy tag. We know it's not true but that's the tag.
The only way for Nintendo to shake that tag is for them to throw their standards out of the window and develop a console to match/beat the rest. They must also court devs like Rockstar, EA, Activision etc with the offer of a system powerful enough to run their new engines and with a marketing campaign that's alien to Nintendo's current colorful, family friendly approach.
Personally I hope they don't because I'm bored of grey games, but financially they may need to do just that.
@Videogamer123 It could be another Dragon Quest.
@McoobabWATP I agree with you. Nintendo's console shifter was going to be Zelda and now that is delayed I can't see another game that will take that role.
Ok can we stop with the NX will be shown next year rumours. There will be more information on NX but I doubt very much that NX will be on show next year. I believe it will be shown in 2017 and will launch then as well.
What NX is, is another discussion. I don't think it's a new home console in a traditional sense. I believe this gen is the last of the stand alone consoles. I think it will be a set top box which will stream games and media. NX could even be a streaming service for Wii U, 3DS, PC and mobile.
No matter what we as Nintendo fans think about the delay, it's bad news for the Wii U. It needed Zelda to sell consoles this Christmas, and now it's left with Xenoblade, which releases in early summer, Splatoon which is unlikely to sell consoles and Starfox, our only hope. That is if Starfox gets a 2015 release.
I hope Ninty have something big up their sleeve for E3.
@Grumblevolcano Agreed. I think it's a gaming hub, possibly a streaming service or social network. I honestly don't think it's a console.
@NbaJunkie What is intelligence and will it be released in 2015?
@renaryuugufan92 NX isn't being shown or released in 2015, they said more details will be given and they didn't say it was hardware, just a "platform"
@SPEtheridge E3 is not far away so we could get a surprise there.
I was about to buy another Wii U so this is a disappointment. I keep hearing that it will be coming out on the NX. I'm not sure that NX will be a new console. I admit the Wii U is not making Nintendo a lot of money, it's a great console but not a money maker, so NX could be a replacement but I think it's something completely different.
It could be a unification of platforms, including Wii U, 3DS, PC and mobile, a sort of hub. Or a game streaming service that allows you to play games on those platforms. It's already been mentioned that this gen could be the last of the dedicated consoles as we move into set top boxes that stream media.
I hope it's a powerful console that shows what Nintendo can do, as long as it's release date is well into 2018. Then I can happily buy my Wii U.
I have just completed Watchdogs on the PS4 and it was ok but nothing special.
It was one of the most overhyped, generic games I've played for a long time. It was fun but nothing new or exciting and it pales in comparison to GTA V. There are 2 reasons I would buy this again, because of the promise of gamepad features, and to support 3rd party games on the Wii U so we get more of them.
As a stand alone game, it's just not that good.
I sold my Wii U last year because of a lack of games but I knew I would always come back for MK8. What a game! I picked up Pikmin 3 as my free game and that's a load of fun too.
Nintendo have always produced great games and consoles and the Wii U is the best out there right now.
Let's hope E3 brings some great games.
Ah well, looks like another cancelled game for Wii U.
@Laxeybobby Spot on. The Wii U isn't going to last unless Nintendo come up with something that blows people's minds at E3, even then 1st party titles won't cut it, they need to bring in new gamers who haven't owned a Nintendo product before. They need some 3rd party support.
The delay to Watchdogs on Wii U is a massive kick in the teeth. I honestly think with all the coverage that this game is getting, MK8 will get lost in the melee and the delay could do more damage to Wii U's sales than even the next gen launches.
@Laxeybobby The sales figures are about to take a massive hit because the new consoles are launching a massive amount of AAA and indie titles this summer and into the winter. I went looking for the prices of Wii U deals on our High Street yesterday. I found one row of shelf space in Game and nothing at all in HMV. I also found that the best deals at Argos are all out of stock.
Not looking good for Nintendo and the fact that they are having a big reveal of a new 3DS game at E3, means the Wii U may be frozen out again.
I keep reading NL to find a reason to justify splashing out £299 on another Wii U, after selling mine last year.
When I do read Nl I find re-releases of old Nintendo games, indie games and delayed releases. The announcement that another 2d platformer is coming to Wii U, only puts a tick in the negative box.
I love Mario Kart but I'm not happy spending that amount of money for one game. I love Mario Kart but the biggest problem for Wii U sales and future game development is that MK8, the game Nintendo hopes will shift consoles, launches 3 days after Watch Dogs.
Why is this a problem? Well most gamers have an Xbox or Playstation console and will be enjoying Watchdogs so why would they want to spend money on a new console?
Once the Watchdogs fire burns out, there is the Destiny Beta. Nintendo should have released MK8 at the end of April because there was a dry spell.
I really hope I'm wrong and sales of the Wii U pick up, but I'm not holding my breath.
Just as a follow up, no Argos in North Wales has this in stock at the moment. It looks like the offer was just to sell off the non-bundle consoles. So scare over, Argos are supporting the Wii U. Only problem is, I can't justify paying £249 for one at the moment, at least not with games I've already played.


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Welcome to The Grange by the Sea, a gorgeous Georgian country house with comfortable 4-star guest accommodation listed in the AA's Best British B&B Guide. The Grange is an offshoot of Skyros and is now the UK base for Skyros and home to the Skyros head office.
Considering booking a Skyros holiday, but not sure if it's for you?
Then come over to the Isle of Wight for a weekend course and find out. You'll get to know our faciliator for that particular course and can find out what to expect if you come on a full Skyros holiday.
Remember, you do not have to participate in courses as you can stay at The Grange on a bed & breakfast basis anytime. The Grange has, again, been awarded TripAdvisor's Certificate of Excellence.
The Grange is on the east coast of the Isle of Wight in the Old Village of Shanklin. Nestled in greenery, it is very secluded. Yet it's only moments from the thatched pubs and cosy tearooms, the local train station, shops and restaurants and, best of all, the long sandy beach.
You can certainly take it easy here - relax, sleep deeply, enjoy a meandering walk down to the beach and breathe in the fresh sea air. To increase the feel-good factor, you can book yourself massage and/or beauty treatments or opt for one-to-one tuition in a subject of your choice.
There's also a fantastic programme of weekend courses. Take a look through them - there will be something there for you, too. We have award-winning authors to sharpen your writing skills, local landscape artists, leading life coaches and exceptional singers and yoga teachers.
We hope The Grange will become your favourite destination for a short break or, even better, your 'home from home' as many visitors have referred to their stay.
Call Jenni at The Grange on 01983 867644 to reserve your place or visit www.thegrangebythesea.com.


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