Macbook pro retina efi update 1.0 keeps coming in updates after install

Hi guys,
I installed the above update a couple of days ago but it keeps coming up in my updates on the App Store. Anyone experiencing the same or anyuone understands why this is happening?
Thanks
Stathis

System Software Overview:
  System Version:          OS X 10.8.2 (12C54)
  Kernel Version:          Darwin 12.2.0
  Boot Volume:          Macintosh HD
  Boot Mode:          Normal
  Computer Name:          Stathis’s MacBook Pro
  User Name:          Stathis Bovolis (stathis)
  Secure Virtual Memory:          Enabled
  Time since boot:          10 minutes
Is this what you are after? Sorry I am new to Macs, know where to find System Info not too sure about Boot ROM

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