Chess: Basic Moves for the Classic Game

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by Jared Conley

Chess is one of the oldest traditional board games you will ever play. The beauty of chess is the almost endless level of skill and strategy that you can employ as you climb the ranks and challenge increasingly skilled competitors.

Irrespective of your age or skill level, you can find opponents to play and challenges to face. It truly is a game for all ages.

Of course, as a novice, you’ll find it hard to play chess with other players, especially as you’re beginning to learn the elementary movements. You can, however practice on a virtual opponent until you learn the basic moves. There are numerous online services or PC-based games that you can play to improve your skills.

Speaking for myself, I very much prefer a three-dimensional layout, so I almost always play on an electronic board when I want to play solo. There are plenty of great electronic chessboards that can increase in difficulty level as you improve, which is an advantage that they hold; and they also double as an objective measure of your improvement at the game. Some boards will even calculate a ranking for you based on how fast you play and how skilled your moves are.

As you begin to play against these virtual opponents, your aim is to understand the board, learn the various moves of each chess player, and learn the basic defense and attack strategies.

Once you’ve conquered the basic capabilities of the pieces, and you can construct move sequences without thinking to yourself “okay, two squares up and one square over,” you’re ready to tackle a real player.

So find yourself a cheap board at a game site, find a friend, and start playing one of the world’s oldest and best games.

The endless possibilities in game play make chess a superb game choice for the entire family.

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December 5, 2008 by Jared Conley  
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Working on your Stance to Perfect Your Golf Game

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by Peter Mason

If you’re a beginning golfer then you’ve surely received a lot of advice about your golf stance; sometimes too much advice. People will tell you to place your feet a certain way, body turned at a certain angle, and position your body in a certain shape. They’ll give you tips like lining up the logo of your shirt with the ball. There is a reason why there are so many instructions and tips on your golf stance; pros will agree that stance and swing are the most important parts of golf. And since your swing is greatly affected by your stance, it can be said that your stance is at the heart of golfing.

While stance is very important don’t let it make you lose sight of the purpose of your game - to play well and have a good time. So don’t get bogged down with details or else you can loose sight of your goal. That being said, working on and perfecting your stance is important. While you might get lucky here and there with a drive using a poor stance, you won’t have consistency which is extremely important in this sport.

Before taking your stance, try your best to relax. While this may sound difficult if you’re finding your pose and incorporating techniques but just try not to be too rigid. Before gripping your club, relax your arms at your sides to help you maintain a relaxed stance.

According to many the stance should be slightly different for female golfers since they naturally have a different hip and pelvis make up. Since women’s hips are less rigid than men’s, a wider stance is usually necessary. In fact, some say that it’s easier for a woman since female hips are made to swing more.

Whether male or female, finding a comfortable golf stance is important. At first it may seem a bit unnatural but it should never cause you pain. If you want to perfect your stance, then you may need to utilize advice from others or try new techniques. In this case you may feel some discomfort until you’re used to it. When trying out new stance techniques, don’t do it on the golf course while playing a game. Poor playing will only discourage you and cause you to lose your self confidence. Reserve practice on your stance for the driving range.

The stance is very important for your golf game since it is the heart of your swing. Try new ways to improve your stance but don’t get caught up in the details of golf. Keep the big picture in sight; play your best game and have a fun time.

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December 5, 2008 by Peter Mason  
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The History of the Panerai Watch, the Italian Diver’s Watch

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by Jonathan Zach

Over the last several years, Panerai watches have earned a worldwide reputation for excellence in design and performance. Although the Panerai name has been synonymous with quality and design for well over one hundred years among collectors and other cognoscenti, new models of these precision watches were unavailable for purchase abroad until around 1998.

Since then, demand has soared to the point that Panerai watches are now among the most sought-after watches in the world. Some models are very difficult to find. Panerai watches continue to build on a rich history that goes back to the nineteenth century. This article contains a concise history of the Panerai watch, the watch preferred by Italian divers for almost a century.

Early History: The Founding of the Panerai Watch Company

In 1860, Giovanni Panerai opened his watch-making shop in Florence, Italy. Florence’s first watchmaker, G. Panerai & Co., quickly established a reputation for making exquisitely crafted watches. Knowing that Swiss watch craftsmanship was unparalleled, Panerai contacted the most prestigious Swiss watch manufacturers and began modeling his Panerai watches around the precisely crafted and dependable Swiss model. Over time, the business flourished. When Giovanni died, his son Leon Francesco Panerai took over his father’s workshop and continued to build upon the Panerai reputation for excellence.

In time, Leon’s son Guido also joined the business and started a new venture named Guido Panerai and Figliothe. This business focused on designing and manufacturing high-precision mechanical instruments for many different clients. Word of this new company’s expertise spread, and eventually, Guido was contacted by the Royal Italian Navy. Shortly thereafter, Panerai and Figliothe became the navy’s official supplier of optical and navigational mechanical devices, and the company was renamed Officine Panerai.

Middle History: Descendants Building on the Panerai Legacy for Excellence

Around the turn of the century, when the Italians were developing a new kind of navy with metal ships and divers, naval officers asked Guido to develop a watch with a luminous face and hands. Early successes with luminous materials for the watch led to larger contracts with the navy for luminous instrument dials, nighttime sighting devices for naval gunnery, and a wide range of other mechanical instruments that could calculate depth, timing, and range to targets. As the demand for these instruments grew, the Officine Panerai company continued to grow, too.

In the early 1930s, Guido’s children, Giuseppe and Maria, continued their father’s work with Maria focusing on the watch-making part of the business and Giuseppe working mainly on expanding the company’s long relationship with the Italian Navy. He continued to develop and manufacture luminous devices for divers, including wrist compasses, depth gauges, and a wide range of other fine mechanical equipment designed for underwater performance. In 1936, the navy asked Giuseppe to design and build an underwater watch that could withstand extreme conditions. The first Panerai Radiomir watch prototype passed all testing protocols.

As World War II loomed, the navy needed all the equipment that the Panerais could make, especially diver’s watches. In 1943, the first Panerai Mare Nostrum chronograph was introduced for naval officers, although the watch never went into production. In 1949, a patent was issued for the Panerai Luminor. This model effectively replaced the Radiomir. Work continued, with craftsmen focused on creating Panerai watch models able to perform at greater and greater depths. Until the end of the 1980s, new Panerai watches were made exclusively for military clients; however, the company made their watches available to the public in the early 1990s.

Recent History: A New Beginning

In 1997, the Panerai Company was acquired by the Richemont Group. This company already owned the rights to other prestigious watchmakers such as Cartier, IWC, and others. The Richemont Group made Panerai watches available internationally, and suddenly, this coveted watch that was once available to a select few could be purchased in fine watch and jewelry shops around the world.

Knowing they stood to make a fortune with this new acquisition, Richemont reintroduced the Panerai Radiomir and Panerai Luminor, as well as a line of contemporary models inspired by the unique aesthetics of Panerai design. The future of Panerai watches and the people who love them appears to be quite promising. New models are expected to be rolled out for the foreseeable future. Of course, all new models will adhere to Giovanni Panerai and his descendants? strict standards for craftsmanship and performance.

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December 4, 2008 by Jonathan Zach  
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The Omega Watch: From the First Man on the Moon to the Present

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by Jonathan Zach

When people talk about the first wristwatch worn on the moon, they are referring to the Omega Speedmaster Professional chronograph. Ever since that milestone in human history, this Omega model has been referred to as the ‘Moon Watch’, but this self-winding chronograph was introduced many years earlier, in 1957. At the time, Omega could never have imagined that this particular model would be forever associated with such an extraordinary achievement. But the Omega Speedmaster earned the opportunity through an extremely rigorous vetting process. This process eliminated wristwatches from all of the other competing watch manufacturers who coveted the once-in-a-lifetime marketing opportunity.

The history of this watch and American space travel precedes that historic July day in 1969 by a few years. The first Omega Speedmaster to leave Earth’s atmosphere was worn on the wrist of Walter Schirra aboard the Sigma 7 in 1962. NASA requested that astronauts wear wristwatches for space travel as a matter of practicality in the event that onboard systems failed. Initially, the make and model of watch was up to the astronauts, but as the space program advanced, NASA decided that something as important as reliable timekeeping in space could not be left to chance. So NASA started a testing program that involved buying watches from several manufacturers and subjecting them to a regimen of different tests that simulated the changing conditions of space travel.

These watches were subjected to: extremes in temperature, exposure to a vacuum environment, up to 12 Gs of gravitational force, violent shaking, and other tests to ensure that the watches were anti-magnetic, shockproof, and waterproof. After extensive testing, the watch NASA chose was an Omega Speedmaster that had been bought over the counter at a Houston jewelry store. The Speedmaster became standard-issue for Apollo astronauts. During missions, most astronauts wore one Speedmaster set to Mission Elapsed Time and another set to Houston local time.

While there is no disputing that the Swiss-made Omega Speedmaster was the first watch worn on the surface of the moon, there has been a minor dispute over which astronaut was the first to walk on the moon while wearing one. During that historic Apollo 11 mission, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were given a window of two hours and forty minutes to explore the moon’s surface with the Omega Speedmaster strapped to the outsides of their spacesuits. Adding to this watch’s already remarkable history, the Speedmaster worn by Aldrin ended up tracking this period of time, as the onboard timer on the Lunar Module failed shortly after landing and could not be restarted.

According to Aldrin, during the moon walk, Armstrong left his Speedmaster chronograph on the module as a backup. In fact, it was Aldrin’s Speedmaster that was the first wristwatch worn on the moon’s surface. This Omega was to be donated to the Smithsonian Institute to be included in a collection of Aldrin’s other equipment. However, it was stolen sometime in the years after the moonwalk and has never been recovered.

A year later, during the Apollo 13 mission, the NASA-issued Omega Speedmaster had a far more crucial role. After an explosion on the service module rendered several critically important systems inoperable, scrapped plans to land on the moon again, and endangered the astronauts, lives, Commander James Lovell’s Speedmaster became an essential life- and mission-saving tool.

The crew of Lovell, Jack Swigert, and Jim Haies had to power down all systems except for the radio receiver to conserve energy. All the timed engine burns programmed into the vessel’s computer to enable the astronauts to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere were now out of service. Using only his Speedmaster chronograph, Lovell and his crew were able to time the duration and intervals of engine thrusts, and the men and their vessel safely returned home.

In the years since, Omega Speedmaster chronographs have continued their remarkable service on the first space shuttle mission and subsequent missions. These watches have been selected by the former Soviet Union for their space program. The Omega Speedmaster watch remains the only NASA flight-qualified watch for space walks, and has been consistently retested by NASA to ensure performance. To this day, this model is still the only watch “Flight-Qualified by NASA for all Manned Space Missions,” and has served the American and Russian space programs with distinction since the early 1960s.

The Omega Speedmaster Professional chronograph is still in production today. The very same model preferred by NASA and the men and women who crew missions for space exploration can be purchased at fine jewelry stores around the world. Buying a Speedmaster allows the owner to wear an extraordinary piece of history with a record of performance that is, literally, out of this world.

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December 4, 2008 by Jonathan Zach  
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The Benefits Of Exercise Rowing Machines

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by Alfred Boardwine

A person could have one of three reasons why they exercise. They could be wanting to lose some weight, gain some muscle mass, or simply to relieve some stress. Or maybe they would like to do all three. In any event, the bottom line is to get more fit and healthy. With more and more people getting conscious about their health, fitness, and body, the need for fitness exercises are continuously growing. And the more effective the exercise, the more popularity it seems to gain. Natural exercises like jogging and running have become very popular exercises that do wonderful things to your body and your level of fitness.

Since many of these exercises include every muscle you need to develop, they are also very effective in improving the condition of the heart which improves the overall health condition of the person. However, for some people these activities are not that appealing because doing so would mean banging on their joints and applying pressure on the heels, the legs, and even in the head. This also leads to muscle soreness.

As an answer to this dilemma, some people have started rowing for exercise. Just like running, rowing makes your major muscle groups work which increases the overall level of body activity. And because it includes all these muscles, rowing is considered to be a total body workout. But rowing is not very accessible to some folks. To do it you need to have a boat, a paddle, a lake or river, and a group of friends who also like the sport. This can be a lot of trouble.

However, rowing is not always accessible to some people. To do this, you need to have a boat, paddle, lake or river, and a group of friends who also like the sport. Because of exercise rowing machines, now anyone can enjoy the benefits of this all natural workout. But before you rush right out and buy one, you should really try using one of these machines first. Rowing machines are designed to replicate the actual exercise which is done on water. And just like actual rowing, exercising on a rowing machine makes both the upper and lower body work. The great thing about all this is that you can work your legs, arms, shins, shoulders, and lower back without experiencing any harmful impact on the joints.

There are four primary types of exercise rowing machines. There are hydraulic resistance machines, air resistance machines, magnetic resistance machines, and the good old water resistance machine. Each one of these units has a unique nature but all of them have the same aim of providing a great total body workout. For example, the air rowing machine uses a fan as resistance. The intensity of the workout depends entirely on how fast you row.

The concept of learning to row is about as simple as riding a bicycle machine. All you need to do is to pull the handle in your direction while sliding your seat by pushing your legs. Of course sometimes knowing how to do something and actually doing it can be two totally different things. This is a method where it might take a while to realize whether you are doing the rowing technique properly.

One helpful tip is to sit properly on the rowing machine while maintaining a good posture each time you take the stroke. If your purpose is to improve your strength and stamina, you might want to use more intensity when rowing. And as with any workout, overworking will not do the job properly. If you are working at a lighter intensity, then you can row at your aerobic phase. If you are rowing at a much heavier intensity, do it slowly.

The strength of your rowing will be the primary factor that determines the effect of your exercise. The harder you row will mean that you will strengthen your muscles while rowing longer will boost your stamina. Make sure though you are able to keep up with the type of rowing resistance you are using.

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December 3, 2008 by Alfred Boardwine  
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Winning Basketball Wagers; It can be done.

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by Rob Webster

There are two kinds of gamblers… those who lie about their losses and those who don’t. Very few people who gamble come out ahead.

However, you can sometimes win betting on college basketball if you a both smart and lucky.

Those who do win…that small minority…tend to do it by strictly adhering to six simple rules.

1. Draw up a contract for yourself, in writing, before you begin betting. Included in it should be the maximum amount of money you will bet on any individual game, a limit on the number of games you will bet each week, and a ceiling on the total number of games on which you will place wagers during the season. If you ever find yourself tempted to exceed the limits set in your contract, get help…you may have a gambling problem.

2. Research, analyze, and review before placing a wager. Successful bettors rely on their intellects, not so-called gut feelings.

3. It is far easier to pick a few winners than a lot of winners. Do not bet on a game unless you have done a careful analysis of it, and bet only on contests about which you feel most confident about the result.

4. Do not get too carried away with trends, particularly longterm historical trends. Are statistics from past seasons really important? Decide what data is really relevant.

5. Whether you win or you lose, continue to analyze the effectiveness of your selection process. Are you betting too much with your heart? Are your perceptions about the quality of play in a given league proving to be correct? Are you giving too much (or too little) weight to the quality of teams’ coaches? Refine your selection criteria if warranted.

6. Be sure to appropriately factor in the homecourt advantage. In no other sport is playing at home as large an advantage as it is in basketball (especially college basketball).

If you follow the rules above without exception, the odds of your coming out on top against the pros…the online and the brick and mortar casinos…is still pretty low. But, you’ll have a good chance against your friends and in the office pools. And, the bragging rights are even more fun than the few dollars you can win.

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December 3, 2008 by Rob Webster  
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Different Motorcycle Helmet Colors

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by Frank Medley

There are a large array of different motorcycle helmets to choose from. Which one you should choose can be a difficult decision for any rider. Solid or pattern, florescent or metallic?

It can be hard for a motorcyclist to decide on a color for their helmet. Your helmet is most important for the safety it provides you, but it is also a good way to show off your style while riding.

Some riders choose a brightly colored helmet in order to improve their safety. A bright colored helmet can help motorists to see you more clearly, either during the day or at night, which you’re riding.

A solid motorcycle helmet color is the best if you want to be noticed by other drivers. You can also purchase a reflective strip so that their headlights will illuminate it, making you more noticeable, and therefore safer.

For a rider who is really concerned with letting their individuality show while they ride, there are many motorcycle helmet colors out there for everyone that are eye catching and can be personalized.

Say you’re a rider who can’t get enough of their bike. You might be able to find a helmet customized to your bikes colors. Check on the manufacturer’s website, or get it custom painted at your local bike shop.

If you’re a huge sports fan, and have some extra cash to spend, you can get a helmet with a graphic of your team’s logo, painted in your team’s colors. This will let you show your fandom on the road.

If you want a customized motorcycle helmet color, there are many different options, but they can get pricey. For a rider with a smaller budget, go with something plain and simple to cut costs.

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December 3, 2008 by matthew lewis  
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Xperiences Guide to Track Days and Driving Experiences, Part #2

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by Jimmy Gaulton

Welcome to part #2 of the Xperiences guide to driving and track day experience gifts for adrenaline junkies and thrill seekers. In this concluding article we aim to finish our brief glimpse of the best that is available on the market today, whether it’s Skid Pan & Controlled Driving, karting, tank driving, moto cross or rally driving experiences. If it’s on two or four wheels we aim to give you the lowdown on it.

Rally Driving Rally driving occupies a unique place in the motorsport world. It’s fast, furious and often seems barely in control. Well, find out for yourself behind the wheel of a specially-prepared rally car. Discover the secrets of power slides, handbrake turns and skid cause and control on loose surface or tarmac rally stages - handy for the next time you’re trying to find the ski lodge in a hire car. Your experience normally includes tuition and rally driving around a specially-prepared rally stages. At some venues you’ll also be chauffeured around a stage by your instructor at competition speeds, just to show you how it’s done.

Moto Cross Motocross racing is widely considered the world’s most popular form of motorcycle racing. Held on enclosed off-road circuits it has evolved from scrambling which was invented in the UK in 1924. With large tracks they usually incorporate many natural Motocross terrain features with added man made jumps and other extras. Whether you are a complete off-road novice or a seasoned dirt junkie, there are guided off-road adventure tours that will suit you down to the ground!

Tank Driving This is your chance to play with the big boys toys! A fantastic experience during which you will probably drive a Cheiftain Tank, Abbot Self Propelled Gun or FV432 Armoured Personnel Carrier….in short, awesome. You will normally receive full driving tuition from friendly and experienced ex-forces instructors and with so much to try you will be kept busy! You’ve got to hand it the army - they’ve definitely got the best wheels. You can’t beat a day driving around in military vehicles and shooting at stuff. All the fun of being a soldier with none of the risks. You’ll be kitted out in a camouflage suit and helmet and given a full safety briefing.

Skid Pan & Controlled Driving These skid car control experiences test your reflexes and co-ordination to the full as you learn the advanced techniques to counteract under steer and over steer in a simulated loss-of-control situation. Controlling a skid is a useful skill, and this experience teaches you all about it both as a fun day out, and as something you might need to use on the road one day. You’ll start with a safety briefing and a discussion on the cause and cures of different kinds of skids. Then you’ll use techniques that simulate loss of car control, with the vehicle seeming to get away from you.

Junior Driving This is your chance to let your child turn their dreams into reality in these fantastic junior experiences. From a young age children fantasize about driving supercars and this is their chance. Not only can these brilliant experiences give them precious time controlling a vehicle, developing skills for when they eventually become drivers, but it is a fantasy that will make them the king of the playground.

Karting Karting isn’t just for kids - it’s how many Grand Prix champions (including Jenson Button and current F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton) start out before moving on to fame and fast women. Whatever your racing ambitions, these experiences are loads of fun; whether you’re a novice or an expert you’ll enjoy the fast and furious sessions, racing others head-to-head around a specially-designed track. You’ll start with a briefing and a few untimed practice laps to get you familiar with the karts and circuit (and get your competitive streak going). Then you’ll compete against other drivers in race heats, semi-finals and finals.

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December 2, 2008 by Jimmy Gaulton  
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Airtravel Tips - Traveling with Sports Equipment

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by Tanja Martens

Are you passionate about sport? If so, there is a good chance that you are going to try to incorporate sports in your next vacation or business trip. If you plan enjoying a game of golf or a part of baseball, it is likely that you will need to bring some sports equipment with you. However, did you know that there are some restrictions on these points? If you plan to travel with sports equipment, the sport is not what this equipment is intended, we recommend that you familiarize yourself with these rules and restrictions.

As mentioned earlier, golf is a sport that many travelers enjoy participating in. If you plan to travel with their golf clubs, will have to treat them as checked baggage. All airlines currently have a ban on golf clubs to be used as carryon luggage. Because of the cost of most sets of golf club, or want to leave your home or in clubs to protect them adequately. If you travel to a golf resort or other popular holiday destination, there is a good chance that you should be able to rent a set of clubs. Although it will not be yours, it is good to know that a whole was safe at home.

In addition to golf, baseball is another sport enjoyed by many. Like golf clubs, baseball bats are prohibited from being used as carryon luggage. If you are about to enjoy a baseball game, your next vacation or business trip, you will want to save your baseball bats in a bag to ensure security conditions that can be transported across different airports. While baseball bats are banned from aircraft cabins, there is no mention of other teams, such as detachable, helmets, or baseball. For your convenience, you might want to store these supplies baseball in the same place as their baseball bats in their checked baggage.

Of course, if you plan enjoying a hunting trip during a vacation or a business trip, you need to keep your supplies in your checked luggage. All bows, arrows, and firearms are strictly prohibited from being in the aircraft cabins. In fact, if you try to pass through a checkpoint security at these points, there is a good chance that you will be stopped by airport security, for further questioning. Even though you may not necessarily reflect, bows, arrows and guns are only used for recreational purposes, but they are also used to harm others.

Additional sporting goods that are banned from being included in your carryon luggage include pool cues, ski poles, lacrosse sticks, or hockey sticks. As with all other items, if you are concerned with the safety of your sporting equipment, you are advised to rethink your decision to bring that equipment along. You can help to protect your equipment by making sure that everything is properly and safely packaged; however, there are no guarantees. You are also advised against relying on compensation from the airlines if and when your sports equipment suffers damage.

As mentioned earlier, there are some sporting goods that are directly prohibited, but other rules are not so clear. If you are trying to decide whether or not you can pack other teams in their carryon luggage, masks or other protective gear, we recommend that you ask before exiting the airport. In the event that these items are prohibited, it may need to make additional arrangements. Whether you decide to return to the themes of his car or mailed to your home, you may end up wasting time and money unnecessary.

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December 2, 2008 by Tanja Martens  
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Where’s the Best Place to Find a Wii?

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by Matt Hellstrom

Every year, the rush to get the game or game system that is the most popular and to get a good price (if you can find it at all) is the new Christmas story! The best price for Wii is again the race to Dec. 25th. With the invention of Wii Music, Guitar Hero 3 Complete Band and Rock Band games, those people who don’t have a Wii or want to add another one will be looking for the best price of this gaming system.

So where can I find the Nintendo Wii at the best price?

Start finding the best price for a Wii by looking at the auction sites. You can locate the best prices because you can bid at the price you want to pay and you have the added benefit of fast delivery. I use Ebay as one of my favorite auction sites. Mostly, because I can find almost anything I need, new, used and even bundled sets. With the number of people who sell on Ebay, finding the best price for Wii will be easier than you may think.

I especially like the option of a used system. Most of the time, you can find one that is almost like new, barely being played. And I feel comfortable in getting what is advertised because of Ebay strict controls and rules.

As hard as it has been in the past to find a Wii very long into the Christmas season, Ebay is a viable solution. You may end up paying a bit more sometimes, but you will find the gift that they want. And since Ebay has so many options, your chance of finding the best price for Wii is great.

Paying top dollar probably, you can also go to local retail stores. An upside to shopping locally is you don’t have to pay for shipping, and you can walk out with the Wii under your arm. However, these places are not recommended if you’re looking for the best price on Wii.

Try Amazon Marketplace too. You get their easy to use, easy to deliver and easy return policies. Amazon has new and gently used gaming systems too. Another benefit is you can buy a bunch of cool stuff to go with your system, including games. And you have a good chance of finding a great price for all of your Wii goodies.

Hope these ideas will be helpful in finding the best prices for a Wii. Don’t delay though - or both the best prices and then the Wii themselves will disappear.

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December 2, 2008 by Matt Hellstrom  
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