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Check out these beauties for the forthcoming Tron Legacy film. Original post from Gaming Today website . Then there's the remote control Light Cycle that goes up walls! Also, take note of the Tron keyboard in the foreground. See the video below. Original post from i09 website and video from Wired : From the same website comes a video of the Wii game of Tron: Legacy. Its just what I thought the ZX Spectrum game looked like in my 12 year old mind before the biggest let down of seeing lines being drawn: For those wanting toys there's a video of the action figures with glowing light strips. Oooh, suits you sir! Finally, here's that keyboard you saw earlier plus all images of the forthcoming Tron products. Very tasty! Gaming Bits website provided the original source:

Just thought I'd say thanks to those who sponsored me on the BHF London to Brighton bike ride. I raised a whopping £315 plus £71.92 in gift aid which is amazing. Below is the list of kind people that made the difference: Kerry Coleman David Coleman (Dad) Kev & Karol Phillips (Bro & Sis-in-law) Donna Saunders (sis-in-law) Jean Brinded (aunt) Mark Allison Julian Wood (thanks for helping me train) Neal Lewis (another L2B biker - thanks for the training and confidence boost) Steve Wilde (no fish costume worn, sorry) Sam Hayward Trevor Gross Emma Sharp Paul Ryan Lucy Tindal James Breen Candide Bench Sukey Booth Paula Lewis It's not too late to sponsor me as the closing date is in September. Related articles by Zemanta BHF London to Brighton Bike Ride 2010 (gingerdjrob.com)

Image by Ginger DJ via Flickr Our cocktail party on Friday went quite well despite the weather and rubbish England performance. Didn't actually get to see much of the football with the bbq, firepit and cocktails to prepare. Then the rain started. The tarp across the pergola was a blessing and it didn't spoil the evening. Really appreciated that everyone understood the 3am curfew so I could get some decent sleep before Sunday. Plus no breakages! Saturday evening was a sobering early night at 9pm with a sleeping pill. Beforehand I was searching for safety pins and packing bubblewrap with sellotape as I'd heard the courier transport would damage the bikes. In preparation for the British Heart Foundation London to Brighton Bike Ride, Kerry had bought £15 of health and energy food including 2 huge chocolate bars at nearly £3 each. I'd use these later like the special dynamite for the steam train in Back to the Future Part 3 (though didn't achieve the 88mph for t

Throughout May's Festival and Fringe, we heard so many good things about this but for something to be based on a Russian playwright's characters and play it didn't exactly inspire me to buy tickets. Before this event, the thought of seeing a Chekhov play sounded like it would be a bleak, complicated and boring affair. The old, abandoned Co-op department store (slightly Scooby Doo style) on London Road, Brighton had been converted into a multi-floor experience. The entrance was at the back at the delivery depot and we were grouped into fours. Our first interactive experience was a creepy door opening and a sleepy-headed Russian beckoning us in to his room lit only by candlelight. He kept babbling in Russian and led us through the dark, It was confusing but exciting at the same time. Then...another event which I'm not going to give away but just introduced you to the bizarre world created in a basement of an shop. Described as a promenade theatre experience we walked

Hayaku: A Time Lapse Journey Through Japan from Brad Kremer on Vimeo .

  Thought I'd missed my opportunity with this but today I got a second chance to do the London to Brighton British Heart Foundation Bike Ride on Sunday 20th June. Now, I really need to get a decent, comfortable saddle as last night's Downs ride, I'm feeling raw. You can sponsor me using this link: http://original.justgiving.com/robincoleman