Open Question: Can Adrian Wojnarowski bend over any further for his beloved Kobe Bryant?
March 13th, 2010
Open Question: Can Adrian Wojnarowski bend over any further for his beloved Kobe Bryant?
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=Ajl3fQttWL6oSEz5DrBhhNO8vLYF?slug=aw-kobelakers031310prov=yhootype=lgns God, you would think these two are engaged!
Resolved Question: Do you agree with Phil Jackson and Doc Rivers on this now that Illgalskus will return as a Cav?
http://thelakersnation.com/blog/2010/02/26/phil-jackson-ilgauskas-situation-a-sham-and-charades/ http://sports.espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/news/story?id=4926633 Let me start off by saying I am NOT a Lakers, Celtics or Cavaliers fan. I am a Wizards fan, and I do not really care that we bought out Big Z’s contract. Andre Blatche has stepped up on numerous levels since the whole Gilbert Arenas suspension. I agree with Phil and Doc on this though. I think it’s not fair. I think that the player should have to wait multiple months before being able to resign with the team that traded them. If you think about it, the basically used Big Z.
Open Question: Is it my illusion or are the latest graphics card drivers 10.2 causing worser game performance?
I updated with latest graphics card drivers as well as catalyst for my Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 4890 Over-clocked and I am experiencing worser performance with my PC games than I have before. I used before that the 9-12 drivers and they seem to be much better. I didn’t have lag that much with Crysis. Also I notice that the game appears to stutter in NBA 2K10 while passing the ball to my opponent. Just Cause 2 Demo as well not as smooth as the previous ATI drivers. Tested FPS performance with Resident Evil 5 and now im getting only 60 FPS on max setting where as with older driver when I compared the results I had 90 FPS. So yeah I can actually see the bad performances with the latest drivers. I also heard bad news about the latest drivers causing problems with Battlefield Bad Company 2 from numerous forums including official EAs forums. So obviously im not gonna attempt to play BC2 with the latest drivers. Can anyone actually recommend me which are the best ati drivers from the older versions that cause the least troubles? Thanks!
Open Question: Why aren’t these people complaining about the wealthy being taxed?
Here is a list of some of the people in Hollywood, music, entertainment and technology, who support Barack Obama for president: Chris Albrecht, HBO chairman Big Kenny Alphin, recording artist Marc Andreessen, Internet pioneer Jennifer Aniston, actress Rosanna Arquette, actress Tyra Banks model, talk show host Lawrence Bender, producer Halle Berry, actress Valerie Bertinelli, actress Arthur Blank, Falcons owner Judy Blume, author Steven Bochco, producer, writer Andy Borowitz, satirist, writer Steve Jobs, CEO Apple Computers Zach Braff, actor Steve Brill, Court TV founder Christie Brinkley, model Bill Gates, Microsoft James L Brooks, producer, director Jackson Browne, musician Warren Buffett, billionaire Mark Burnett, game show producer Ken Burns, independent filmmaker Peter Buttenwieser, political fundraiser Kate Capshaw, actress Michael Chabon, author Jay Chandrasekhar, director, writer Peter Chernin, News Corporation president Richard A Clarke, security expert George Clooney, actor Cindy Crawford, model Drew Curtis, fark.com founder Jamie Lee Curtis, actress Larry David, comedian, writer Laurie David writer, activist Barry Diller, media mogul Paul Dooley, actor Michael Douglas, actor, director Michael Eisner, Disney CEO Kenneth Feinberg, attorney Tom Ford, fashion designer Jodie Foster, actress Jamie Foxx actor, comedian Morgan Freeman, actor David Geffen, Dreamworks co-founder Jami Gertz, actress Charles Gifford, Bank of America chairman Cuba Gooding Jr., actor Berry Gordy, record producer, entrepreneur Lou Gossett Jr., actor Brian Grazer, producer Jasmine Guy, actress Herbie Hancock, musician Tom Hanks, actor Tom Hayden, activist, author Dennis Haysbert, actor Christie Hefner, Playboy CEO Hugh Hefner, Playboy founder Cheryl Hines, actress Bruce Hornsby, recording artist Ron Howard, director, producer Phil Jackson, NBA coach, player Samuel Jackson, actor Scarlett Johansson, actress Michael Jordan, basketball star Vernon Jordan, Washington power broker Jeffrey Katzenberg, Dreamworks co-founder Gayle King, editor, Oprah’s BFF David Koepp, screenwriter Cedric ‘the Entertainer’ Kyle, comedian Christine Lahti, actress Sherry Lansing, Paramount Studios CEO Sharon Lawrence, actress Norman Lear, television producer Julia Louis-Dreyfus, actress Seth MacFarlane, animator, screenwriter Tobey Maguire, actor Norman Mailer, author Natalie Maines, recording artist Barry Manilow, singer/songwriter Stephon Marbury, pro basketball player Branford Marsalis, musician Greg Mathis, TV judge Bette Midler, singer, actress John Morgridge, Cisco chairman Rob Morrow, actor Alonzo Mourning, NBA star Eddie Murphy, actor, comedian Paul Newman, actor, philanthropist Craig Newmark, craigslist.org founder Leonard Nimoy, actor Edward Norton, actor Rosie O’Donnell, actress, comedian Stan O’Neal, Merrill Lynch CEO Adrian Pasdar, actor Holly Robinson Peete, actress Sidney Poitier, actor Ellen Pompeo, actress Maury Povich, talkshow host Penny Pritzker, hotel heiress Harold Ramis, director, actor Phylicia Rashad, actress Jerry Reinsdorf, Chicago White Sox owner Paul Reiser, comedian, actor Chris Rock, comedian, actor Robert Rubin, US Treasury Secretary Edward Rust, State Farm CEO Susan Sarandon, actress Thomas Schlamme, producer, director Howard Schultz, Starbucks CEO Terry Semel, Yahoo CEO Ben Silverman, NBC Universal chairman James Sinegal, Costco CEO Tom Skerritt, actor Emmitt Smith, pro football player Jada Pinkett Smith, actress Will Smith, actor, recording artist George Soros, financier Steven Spielberg, filmmaker Leigh Steinberg, sports agent Fisher Stevens, actor Ben Stiller, actor Oliver Stone, director Christine Taylor, actress Richard Thalheimer, The Sharper Image CEO Heather Thomas, actress Garry Trudeau, cartoonist Denzel Washington, actor Isaiah Washington, actor John Wells, television producer Jann Wenner, Rolling Stone CEO Tom Werner, Boston Red Sox co-owner Forest Whitaker, actor, director Paula White, megachurch “life coach” Bradley Whitford, actor Gene Wilder, actor Rita Wilson, actress Oprah Winfrey, talk show host, actress Joanne Woodward, actress Jeffrey Wright, actor Robert Wright, NBC Universal head Andrew Young, civil rights activist Edward Zander, Motorola chairman George Zimmer, Men’s Wearhouse CEO But the ones who make less than 250,000 a year complain.
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