Exhibit A: Kobe’s Top 10 plays of 2007

Exhibit B: The impressive numbers he’s consistently posted

2. Malcolm Gladwell’s Tipping Point

3. Apart from the fact that it gets the equivalent of 137 mpg, and is one of the most beautiful cars on the road today, the Tesla Roadster is undoubtedly a solid choice for a car (assuming the $98,000 tag doesn’t scare you, that is).

4. Michelangelo’s Ceiling

5. Hans Rosling‘s Debunking 3rd World Myths (this is a highly recommended video, if only because it’s very interesting. If you like numbers, you’ll also love the material from Gapminder)

6. The Ipod

7. Alaska Air’s Airport of the Future (say goodbye to those dreaded airport queues)

8. Google

9. Mariah Carey’s voice (video here)

10. StarChase: To the growing dismay of Cops fans, one day high-speed police chases might be a thing of the past!

1. Save online articles and such with To Read Later or Readeroo

2. Procrastination is now a thing of the past with MeeTimer (better yet, try RescueTime)

3. Discover the web with StumbleUpon, and maximize screenspace with Littlefox

4. Why don’t you email your tabs with Send Tab URLs?

5. Please, Remember the Milk

6. Make the Internet yours with Greasemonkey & enhance the Gmail experience with Better Gmail 2

7. For everything Google, there’s the Google Toolbar every installation of Firefox should have

8. Attaching files to Gmail is now a breeze with DragdropUpload (and while we’re on the topic, sharing files has never been easier with drop.io)

9. “Clip” the parts of any website you like with Clipmarks

10. Having problems filling up your Gmail space with email? Use GSpace to store files for online access later

11. If you like tabs, you’ll love Fancy Numbered Tabs

2. Google Search Cheat Sheet

3. Google Cheat Sheet

4. Google Reader Cheat Sheet

5. Firefox Cheat Sheet

6. CSS Cheat Sheet

7. Subversion Cheat Sheet

8. Ruby on Rails Cheat Sheet

9. The Ultimate Linux-Unix Cheat Sheet

10. …and the king of them all: Cheat-Sheet.org