I’m playing through this game as we speak and all I can say is it’s fantastic!
Watch the review below, If you own a PS3 it’s a must have game!
Yeah…. ermm sorry for the lack of updates. Life’s been busy!
Main thing is I lost all my music and have been in the process of re-ripping every album I own, First to FLAC then transcoding to APS MP3, Which considering I have a fair few CD’s is taking its sweet time!
On a good note here’s a song I’ve been loving since Christmas!
Mumford And Sons – The Cave
Fernando Torres has scored 50 goals in 84 appearances for Liverpool; watch all 50 goals here!
Torres announced his arrival at Anfield with a goal against Chelsea on his debut, and has gone on to score some memorable goals during his time at Liverpool.
A strange little game for the iPhone, iPod Touch & Windows
Enviro-Bear 2010 is a bear driving a car simulator where you have five minutes to fatten yourself up and drive to your cave in preparation for winter. The controls are hilariously awful, and while the iPhone may be capable of multi-touch gestures, as a bear driving a car you only have one free paw which is what you use to drive around and scarf down food.
Thats about it but it happens to be great fun!
Buy It from the App Store
or
Download it for Windows
Yesterday… As it’s 12:54am here right now. I had to go on a trip to Birmingham for meeting. I decided I’d take the train and have a little fun with my new iPhone 3GS.
Here is a simple video and image.
A video to share my audio and visual experience on the train to Birmingham Music: Twisted Wheel – Let Them Have It All
Arrived in Birmingham.
It was quite a nice trip and I forgot how nice it is watching the world speed past with some decent music on.
Michael Owen has completed his free transfer move to Manchester United, signing a two-year contract after passing a medical.
Owen’s contract at Newcastle United had expired earlier in the week, and he had been linked with Hull City, Stoke City, Aston Villa and Everton.
However, he leapt at the chance to sign for the English champions after being approached by manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
“Michael is a world-class forward with a proven goalscoring record at the highest level,” said Ferguson.
“Coming to Manchester United with the expectations that we have is something that Michael will relish.”
Owen explained how the move had come about: “I had just begun to talk to other clubs when out of the blue Sir Alex phoned me on Wednesday afternoon, invited me to have breakfast with him next morning during which he told me that he wanted to sign me.
“I agreed without a moment’s thought. This is a fantastic opportunity for me and I intend to seize it with both hands.
“I am now looking forward to being a Manchester United player and I am fortunate that I already know so many of the players here.
“I missed pre-season last year and am pleased that I will be starting from day one.
“I want to thank Sir Alex for the faith he has shown in me and I give him my assurance that I will repay him with my goals and performances.”
I’m really disappointed he was once my hero now I hope he spends his days on the United bench!
The Miranda IM team is proud to introduce Miranda IM v0.8. Miranda IM v0.8 contains hundreds of new features including the ability to add and manage accounts from the new Account Manager. Also, SSL support is now built-in to take advantage of encrypted connections (no more configuration is needed). It is highly recommended that users upgrade to take advantage of all of the new features. Below, you will find a list of the many of the issues addressed in this release.
Miranda IM is the smaller, faster, easier instant messenger with support for multiple protocols. Designed from the ground-up to be resource efficient while still providing a rich feature set, Miranda includes support for AIM, Jabber, ICQ, IRC, MSN, Yahoo, Gadu-Gadu and more. Additionally, with the choice of hundreds of plugins, icons, sounds and other content, Miranda IM gives you the ability to modify, customise and extend functionality to make it your own.
One of the best things about Miranda is with a bit of work you can make it look stunning just like in the screenshot above.
UPDATE – I found a really nice website that can help you create a great looking Miranda IM with little or no work other than clicking a few options. Check it out
Seems as if the folks on the Official Online Store know something we don’t. In fact, it seems they know for certain Glen Johnson is on his way to Anfield.
Go here and click the dropdown box.
Rafael Benitez looks set to once again be thumbing through his diary after the announcement of the fixtures for the 2009/10 Barclays Premier League campaign landed Liverpool with some tough scheduling after European games.
The Reds boss was embroiled in a row with Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson last season, during which he claimed Liverpool were “handicapped” by the timings of matches – even quipping his rival should perhaps “organise the fixtures and everything in his office and send them to us”.
The debate for the campaign ahead is likely to once again centre on which of the ‘Big Four’ teams play at home and which have to travel following potentially testing midweek European ties.
Arsenal, who finished fourth, have already had their Premier League match against Bolton on August 18 postponed because of the need to go through a two-legged qualifier.
It is, though, Liverpool who could perhaps feel somewhat aggrieved at the way some of their domestic games have been allocated.
After the opening games of the new Champions League season on September 15/16, the Reds are set to travel to West Ham, while all of their rivals will be at home – United involved in the Manchester derby which could well be switched to a Sunday kick-off giving the league champions more recovery time.
On Matchday Two, Liverpool head to title rivals Chelsea, while again United and Arsenal are also at home.
Benitez and Ferguson will go head to head at Anfield on October 24, which follows the third of the opening Champions League group games.
Chelsea are at home, while the Gunners, should they qualify, would face only a short trip across London to West Ham.
Not until after Matchday Four do the Reds appear to get a break, when they host promoted Birmingham, while United travel to Stamford Bridge that weekend and Arsenal are at Wolves.
Glen Johnson looks close to a move to Liverpool after the Liverpool Echo and the Portsmouth News reported a fee had been agreed.
Liverpool and Portsmouth are believed to have settled on a fee of around £17 million for the England defender, with the Liverpool Echo claiming that Johnson has told The Reds he wants to sign.
Both clubs are attempting to close the deal quietly, with Rafa Benitez keen to avoid losing Johnson to a last-ditch hijack as he did with Gareth Barry a week ago.
The Portsmouth News admits Peter Storrie said midway through Monday that no bid had been received for the player, but that situation is said to have changed on Monday night.
Negotiations will continue into Wednesday, but trusted local paper The Liverpool Echo claims Liverpool are ‘very confident’ they will get their man.
Should Johnson arrive, Rafa Benitez will listen to offers for Alvaro Arbeloa, who is viewed as an option for previous club Real Madrid as they consider moving Sergio Ramos to the heart of their defence.
