Well it's that time of year again when we start to look forward to the new Football season.
As usual the pre-season warm up consists of who's staying, who's going, who's being bought etc etc.
If you've a team you'd like to write about, or perhaps you'd like to write about a particular aspect of the game, then please do get in touch. You don't have to have any writing experience, just a passion for the game.
David and myself would like to thank you once again for visiting our site in the past year and we'd also like to thank all our writers, both past and present for their contribution.
At Real Life News we're always on the look out for new writers and since we've been running this site we've had a wide variety.
We've had some that want to contribute the odd post here and there, others look at it as a long term hobby or stepping stone to bigger things.
Some write on our environment blog, others on footie, but if you fancy a rant about a subject we don't yet cover, we're always on the look out for new ideas.
QR-codes, barcodes read by mobile phones, have been around for a while. They are images that when captured by mobile devices can give you access to content on the web, and so on.
But a temporary installation in New York applies the idea in a novel way.
Taking over four corners of a chain link fence surrounding a redevelopment project, the Houston fence code has been made by filling the gaps in the fence, creating giant symbols.
Even cooler, the way the codes are read by mobile phones means that they deliver different content based on your speed - driving, cycling or walking.