GOCHO

Who cares about Italy.. I'm all for England now..

Who cares.. she's hot.

Rocio, I want to score

I found this wallpapaer a long time ago somewhere.. but my q is: does someone have the full picture?

Great tutorial!

One Q

How do I do this?

Open your new canvas and paste your pictures onto it

And I was also wondering how can I just overlap two pictures and divide them.. I mean like a flag that has two vertical colors, the colors being the two pics, one in each side.

I'll be back in 8 hours approx, g2g to bed.

bye!

continue, thanks to the photographer, but most importantly thanks to Adriana

thanks to her parents for deciding to have her..

There isn't much difference

Adobe Photoshop CS2

Simple Q

How can I Blend two pictures?

That's just being a bad loser.

The Mavs have proven they are the best team in the western conference, no doubt about that. Maybe with Stoudemire healthy the series would've been longer, but I guess we'll never know.

The Mavs can play against fast teams, againt defensive teams, against anyone.. and they'll prove it too againt Miami.

Mavs in 6

Something interesting..

One more note on this: we get carried away with basketball statistics nowadays, as evidenced by the new book that rated Allen Iverson as the 90th best player in the league during his MVP season. Why make it so complicated? Just add up the point, rebound and assist averages for franchise guys during the playoffs: If the number tops 42, you're probably talking about a pantheon guy. You could even call it the 42 Club, just as exclusive as the Five-Timer Club on SNL, only without the NBA equivalent of Elliott Gould.

Since it's my idea, I only allowed guys who played 13 or more playoff games in one postseason to be eligible, since that's a legitimate sampling (more than a month of basketball at the highest level). Here's what the 42 Club looks like since the ABA/NBA merger in 1976:

Michael Jordan (six times) -- 49.4 ('89); 50.7 ('90); 45.9 ('91); 46.5 ('92); 47.8 ('93); 43.8 ('97)

Shaquille O'Neal (four times) -- 43.6 ('98); 49.2 ('00); 49.0 ('01); 43.9 ('02)

Larry Bird (four times) -- 42.0 ('81); 44.4 ('84); 43.4 ('86); 44.2 ('87)

Moses Malone (twice) -- 43.0 ('81), 43.3 ('83)

Magic Johnson (twice) -- 43.8 ('86), 42.5 ('91)

Karl Malone (twice) -- 43.0 ('92), 42.9 ('94)

Hakeem Olajuwon (twice) -- 44.2 ('94), 47.8 ('95)

Tim Duncan (twice) -- 42.7 ('01), 45.4 ('03)

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar -- 47.1 ('80)

Charles Barkley -- 44.5 ('93)

Kobe Bryant -- 42.8 ('01)

Allen Iverson -- 43.7 ('01)

Kevin Garnett -- 44.0 ('04)

LeBron James -- 44.7 ('06)

Dirk Nowitzki -- 45.1 ('06, ongoing)

Here's why I love the 42 Club: There isn't a single fraud on that list, with the possible exception of the Mailman (that's a whole other column). Every memorable spring from the past three decades is represented except for three: Bill Walton in '77 (didn't score enough); Bernard King in '84 (played only 12 games); and Magic in '87 and '88 (he just missed). Just like in real life, the best seasons of Patrick Ewing, David Robinson and Clyde Drexler fell short. Those career year/MVP seasons for KG, Barkley and Iverson all qualified, as did Kobe's ridiculous 2001 season (when he peaked as an all-around player). MJ leads the list with six appearances, which seems logical because he was the most dominant player of that era. And LeBron cracked the list at age 21, which was fitting because we'll be electing him lifetime president of the 42 Club within the next 12 years.

Did I ever believe that Nowitzki would crack the 42 Club? No way. Just two summers ago, I skewered the Mavs for refusing to part with him in a Shaq trade; by my logic, they were passing up two or three guaranteed championships to keep someone who wasn't quite a franchise player. Well, I was wrong. (Although not completely wrong -- would you rather have Nash and Shaq or Nowitzki and Dampier?) Regardless, he's the most unstoppable player in basketball, a true franchise guy, and I think he's headed for his first championship in about two weeks.

taken from

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story...=simmons/060602

GK: Stijn Stijnen

Defence: Kuklowski, Decock, Maertens, Clement, Valgaeren,...

Midfield: Vermant, Blondel, Dufer, Englebert, Leko, ...

Attack: Portillo, Balaban, Ishiaku, Verheyen (retired now)...

How did Portillo do this year

Ok. But not as great as expected.

He'll leave this summer.

YEah, Portillo was ocmpletely off the radar this season.. at least to me.

I already have tickets for Game 1 and Game 6.. so if the Mavs win in 6 I'll be there

I'll try and buy tickets for Game 2 too tomorrow morning when they become available.

Pretty cool interview by Galliani

VILLASIMIUS (Cagliari), 3 giugno 2006 - Adriano Galliani

Real Madrid are ready to make an offer for Kaka <_<

http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/jun3a.html

http://www.as.com/articulo/futbol/Kaka/sie...sdaiftb_49/Tes/

Look..

*clicks tongue* Now now... we all know we've gone much further than that, j/k.

Im so hyper right now! i wanna go out clubbing! And get drunk! With my gay friend! Yeah, me and him have a such a blast! Ima go call him up so we can go to South Beach, it's wild out here in Miami right now.

I wish I had been in South Beach last night

Partying over there is great

It's a cruel world we live in..

those are my fav candids ever..

I want evidence of that stripping

she should be at the point where she knows everyone has seen her boobies, and refuses to cover them up at any time

She already is at that point...

<_<

Where did u get this wall?

Com'on Dirk, make it happen..

... AND HE MADE IT HAPPEN!!!

50 points, 11 rebs, personal and franchise playoff RECORD!!!

Diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirrrrk!!!

One more Dallas, one more..

Com'on Dirk, make it happen..

They made some brief report on her today in TRL. She'll be there tomorrow, so check her out. She's cute.

Oh yeah.. all my friends (mostly the girls) were making fun of that phrase

''4 stelline.. 4 paperelle'' Annoying to say the least..

I think she was too goofy, that's why I think they changed her.