That's mainly opinionated, some say Kobe, others say King James, Steve Nash, Tracy McGrady, it is all an opinion.

1 vote for Kobe Bryant.

Adam Piandes. He's not a big guy but he's got a lot of heart.

Although not technically a company, in the US, the federal government employs the most people.

Actually the largest employer isn't a company, but the United States government.

Wal-Mart with 1.9 million employees.

It starts with getting them to sit. Here's a great link at SnikSnak.com that shows all of it: http://tinyurl.com/2ffdhr

There are many techniques that are used when trying to train a dog to stay. I like using an incentive to reward them with if they listen.

As of the 2007 season, the Cowboys have played in 8 Super Bowls. Super Bowls V, VI, X, XII, XIII, XXVII, XXVIII, and XXX.

Sir Robert Walpole, 1721-1742

Sir Robert Walpole is normally considered to be Great Britain's first Prime Minister.

It all depends on the size of the loaf and the type of bread that you are making.

One Loaf Of Bread
* 1/3 cake of compressed yeast
* 1/4 C of lukewarm water
* 1/2 tsp of salt
* 1 C of scalded milk
* 1 tbspn of sugar
and...

...
* 1 tbspn of butter/shortening
* 4 C of flour
(C=Cup)
Full recipe: http://tinyurl.com/2bwgmm

It varies, but 1 cup of water and 3 cups of flour can yield a 1-1.5lb loaf.

2004. Leap year occurs every four years.

2004

2004 was the last leap year as 2008 will be th enext

2004, if you think about it, it started at 0000... and every 4 years times 500 times equals 2000... and it makes it easy from there.

2004. Not every 4 years is a leap year. If the first two digits of the century year aren't divisible by 4, there is no leap year, ex. 1900.

Try Gizmodo.com for online gadgety goodness.

For a magazine I have been a fan of Mximum PC for years, it not only has TONS of computer topics, but covers the last gadgets also.

Popular Science magazine (aka "popsci") has a lot to do with really cool technology stuff.

The one that Dave Chapelle himself plays? Or his girlfriend?

Tyrone Biggums

Tyrone Biggums - Considered by many of fans as the most popular character in the show's history

Triangle and/or circle depending on how you look at it.

I personally like a triangle but circle probably because it all rests upon itself, like an archway that the romans used

Triangles in the world

well according to Would be Giants. Triangle man always wins

Triangles, because they can support their own weight. Think of pyramids.

Here's a test. Take a piece of paper and fold it into thirds, and tape it to make an extruded triangle, then fold another piece into a cylinder. Put weight on top of them, see which one can take more. (My bets are on the circle)