diff --git a/NEWS b/NEWS
index e2a32deb..848dabf5 100644
--- a/NEWS
+++ b/NEWS
@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
-    - wordwrap and indent are missing from 2.0 release, now fixed (Monte)
-    - removed show_info_header and show_info_include functions (Monte)
+    - fixed bug with $smarty.cookies and $smarty.server. (Andrei).
+    - wordwrap and indent are missing from 2.0 release, now fixed. (Monte)
+    - removed show_info_header and show_info_include variables. (Monte)
 
 Version 2.0.0
 -------------
diff --git a/TESTIMONIALS b/TESTIMONIALS
index d22133a5..1edc1dec 100644
--- a/TESTIMONIALS
+++ b/TESTIMONIALS
@@ -6,19 +6,21 @@
  (I even switched my Perl template engine to HTML-Template-2.4 which
  operates on the same concepts).  Anyway, thanks for saving me time and
  headache!"
+
             -- Brian E. Lozier
 			
 
-"Smarty is usually described as 'complex', I can testify this is not true. What
-is true is that the Smarty learning curve is longer than any other stuff, but on
-the other side Smarty is the one and only system that allows a single guy to
-build and manage a website with hundreds of templates, sophisticated user
-management, editorial publishing and a lot of other stuff without any problem.
+"Smarty is usually described as 'complex', I can testify this is not true.
+ What is true is that the Smarty learning curve is longer than any other
+ stuff, but on the other side Smarty is the one and only system that allows
+ a single guy to build and manage a website with hundreds of templates,
+ sophisticated user management, editorial publishing and a lot of other
+ stuff without any problem.
 
-I tried a lot of other solutions, I tried to extend prepackaged solutions  (the
-famous nuke-like family).. nothing comes close to Smarty.
+ I tried a lot of other solutions, I tried to extend prepackaged solutions
+ (the famous nuke-like family).. nothing comes close to Smarty.
 
-And about the 'complex' aspect.. I'm not even a developer. I became a 
-so-called one because of my site but in reality I'm not a developer."
+ And about the 'complex' aspect.. I'm not even a developer. I became a
+ so-called one because of my site but in reality I'm not a developer."
 
 			-- Luc Saint-Elie