James Lloyd

Played last night fantastic first impressions, graphics much improved over PES5, though you'd expect that! A huge improvement over the over 5 incarnations they have in fact finally rendered the crowd. From a playing point of view anyone who was familiar with the PES 5 controls will be able to pick a controller and have a good game, though reading through the manual it appears the added extra moves number in the hundreds.

So last Saturday I moved into my new "Diet House", temporary accommodation while myself & Sarah desperately try and find a house worth purchasing.

Finally sony have made a proper HD tv. All those of you watching Sky in 720p thinking you have HD don't. The new sony KDL-46X2000 supports both 1080i & 1080p, which basically mean it can play proper HD 1920x1080 pictures at 25 or 50 fps. Sky HD only supports 1080i (25fps) but your Sky box wont be downsizing the signal its receiving.

Last Friday I exchanged contract on my house, which makes me officially homeless. This week have been mainly packing and moving stuff to Hannahs house in Portsmouth. Which will be our home until some one with a decent house decides to move. Currently having to suffer watching tele through the built in speakers, not a very nice experience.

Google Rank It appears my google rank has shot up an Entire Point from 3 to 4. Im not sure why this has happened, and is fristrating as when I do any SEO work on the site recently it appears to be fruitless.

This is a cool new feature in google reader you can add all your rss feeds you like to read. Then it will create a public web page of all those feeds. So i have got one of all my freinds blogs which is very groovey, and an easy one stop shop for me to read each day with out having to surf about. see it here James' Freinds Blogs

Hoorah Im back on the internet, with 2 days of downtime which was quite a nightmare. Recieved the Sky broadband router this morning. During the two days down time I had long conversations with the people at sky. First I spoke to the "Tech" support center in India, they were as you'd expect rubbish, not technical people at all and just reading off a script.