This year I recieved a Sony Playstation Portable and I must tell you it absolutely rocks. In kind, I decided to create and release a wallpaper / background for your PSP. The screen quality on these things is amazingly sharp and bright. An avid homebrew community ensures there are a plethora of hacks, programs, loaders, and homemade games for you to play with. Naturally I could not resist adorning my PSP with various backgrounds and illustrations of Yoshi. In fact, as a gift to all PSP owners I have made a custom wallpaper for you to download here.

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Falto la luz que tu belleza trae en mi vida. Lo amé siempre. Adios.

A flash animation that is one part poem, one part user experience. As you read through the poem you must click on visual elements in order to proceed onto the next stanza. Look for anything that changes your cursor from an arrow, to a hand.

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CSS-in-60, where you can watch the progress and evolution of a CSS design project. This project has me converting an existing table-based E-Learning system/website into a CSS-driven masterpeice that is future-ready, portable and seperates style from content. The animated GIF that follows, monitors the progress of converting just the homepage. The animation is not real-time, but rather compresses many days and hours into a short, sweet, 60 second clip.

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Flock is a browser. Its basically Firefox with some useability features and a new skin. The addons tie into the whole “web 2.0″ movement. This article was published using Flock’s built in blogging feature. If your site runs compatible blogging software, you simply enter your website address, username and pass, and begin writing. Your bookmarks can be tagged, and are stored and shared online - Deli.cio.us style.

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Video, internet, blogs. It’s all great and now we can all be citizen journalists, but who cares?

Wow, I have just discovered Current.tv and the world is about to change.

From their site:

“Current is a new, independent cable and satellite TV network,
available in 20 million homes around the United States — and
growing. Current is about what’s going on.

We follow the global pulse via Google Current, a real-time view of
what the world’s searching for, presented every half-hour around the
clock.

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