Do not, repeat, do not, believe anyone who claims that the writers strike is over yet. Here is what informed sources are telling me as to the WGA's plans for the next few days...
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In just a few days the Philippines will be united as General Santos native Manny Pacquiao faces off against Mexican Marco Barrera
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Well i have just heard that Wordpress 2.3 will be released in a few days! And it is due for release on 24 September, 2007! Wordpress 2.3 will be including a tons of new features!
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No, Marty’s not home yet, but I have to make an emergency trip to Kansas. My mom is not doing well, so myself and my youngest son are leaving for Kansas shortly. Please keep my mom in your prayers. I’ll check back in, as time allows.
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Get excited! There's a new firmware update heading to the PS3 in the coming days, version 2.00, and it's, well, not that mind-blowing. What can you expect? Well, you'll be able to turn on your PS3 remotely using your PSP, for one. You'll also be able to customize the theme of your XMB home screen, create music and photo playlists, and an info board that'll give you PS3-related news. There's also Trend Micro Web Security to protect from the hackers out there. Yeah, that's about it. Hit the jump for the full press release.
Latest PLAYSTATION®3 System Software Update Allows PSPTM to Turn PS3TM On and Off from Internet Connection for Enhanced Remote Play
Ability to customise XMB™ and add personalised playlists for both music and photos also enabled
London, 8 November 2007 - Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) announced today the availability of the latest version of the PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3™) system software. Version 2.00 features the ability to turn a PS3 system on and off remotely, using a PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) system via the Remote Play1 function, allowing for a truly mobile partnership between the two systems.
Building on the success and potential of the Remote Play functionality, Version 2.00 will cement the partnership between PS3 and PSP and create a truly global experience. With the ability to turn your PS3 on and off from Wi-fi connection, there is now the opportunity to listen to the music, look at the photos and watch the videos saved on the PS3 Hard Disk Drive, anywhere in the world.
To further enhance the PS3 offering, Version 2.00 allows for the creation of personalised playlists in both the music and photo sections. This simple to use function gives users an opportunity to create unlimited music playlists for all occasions, as well as sharing favourite photos in glorious high definition.
Continuing with the idea of a personalised PS3, Version 2.00 allows for customisation of the XMB™ (XrossMediaBar) menu screen. Change the colour and brightness with the greatest of ease or have something completely different by setting a custom theme. With the potential for new backgrounds to become available on PLAYSTATION®Network in the future, Version 2.00 truly opens up a whole raft of options.
A host of other enhancements includes the addition of an Information Board on XMB to keep people up to date on the latest PlayStation® news, the inclusion of a new PLAYSTATION Network category and logo for easier navigation and Trend Micro Web Security, a free2, state of the art internet security system, designed to give parents peace of mind. [Three Speech]
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The sort-of awaited 2.00 firmware update for the PS3, featuring remote start, customizable themes and other fancy newness is now live. If you'd like a video demo (for whatever reason) before clicking update, click here. Or you could just go ahead and download it. [Destructoid]
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This weekend, we'll be taking down the images from the Brockzilla Project. It's been a resounding success, exposing some of the Beasts of Brockley. Sadly, someone got punched in the face up by Lewisham College the other day, so it's not quite tackled all our fears. There's been an overwhelming response from people taking part, putting pen to post-it to record the images of the creatures they've seen in our streets and it's sparked debate around local issues in a café that's a local social hub.Thanks again to everyone who's taken part in the project - you can pick up your picture from the Broca, or if you get in touch, we can arrange to pass it back to you in person. It's been great fun, but now Hallowmas is drawing to its end, it's also time for us to reap what we've sown in the past year in this season of burning and gluttony.The border between this world and the next is thinner than usual - reach through and grab what you can to keep with you for the year ahead.www.zombiecoterie.com
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