Lebron James Posters

We need to hang the posters up on the walls, and display our favorite Lebron James wallpaper on our computers – the witnesses have work to do.  You can call me a fool, ignorant, or short sited, but the only thing keeping King James from the universally dubbed title, the “greatest basketball player of all time” is a few more years of good health, and a championship ring or two for the naysayers.  There, I laid it out on the table.  James was a national superstar years before his first NBA game (where he scored 25 points, 6 assists, 9 rebounds, and 4 steals against the craptacular Sacramento Kings).  As a High School student at St. Vincent St. Mary, he put the Cleveland town of Akron on the map.  Lebron led his team to three state championships.  By his senior year, his face could be seen gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated.  In 2003, the big question was, could this teenager from Akron, OH live up to the hype?  Um, yeh.

During his first year as a pro, his name was already being thrown around with the likes of Oscar Robertson and, proverbially, Michael Jordan.  And why wouldn’t it be?  He was accomplishing the same feats that they were at a young age.  In his rookie year, James became the youngest player ever to score more than 40 points in a game, not to mention average the better half of a triple double for the season.  Naming him the Rookie of the year was a clear no-brainer.  Since his start in 03′, LBJ has been breaking records and setting personal milestones that superstars with twice his experience would covet; the youngest player in NBA history to mark a triple double, six-time All Star, League scoring champion, league MVP, All Star game MVP (twice), and All-Defensive first team just to name a few.

Lebron James is a workaholic man child who, if he so desired could use his freakishly super human strength, size and endurance to moonlight for the Cleveland Browns.  Regardless of whether or not pigskin is in his future, James has an unmatched passion for the game of basketball, which he’ll undoubtedly harness to bring home championships to Cleveland, and turn the Cavaliers into a dynasty.  Haters, get that weak stuff the %$#* out of here!  If you love the game, and love what this phenomenon of a man has done for it, display your pride, hang up some posters, and decorate your desktop with Lebron James wallpaper!

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Now that you have a whole gang of different NBA backgrounds to add to your computer desktop, you’d like to be able to show them off, right?  What sucks though is that typically you have to cycle them out one at a time.  It’s not exactly a difficult task, but it gets to be a bit of a pain when you do it all the time.  Wouldn’t it be a nicer if the shuffling was on auto pilot?  Well my friend, if you have Windows 7, it’s incredibly easy to make it happen.

First, download yourself a nice collection of NBA wallpaper.  You can stick around here, or scour the rest of the web – what’s important is that, for the ease of use, you save each separate collection to a different folder.  To make a Lebron James folder, just navigate into ‘Pictures’ within Windows Explorer (usually c:\Users\Public\Pictures), and click ‘New Folder’ on the top menu bar, and name give the new folder a name that makes sense (ie Lebron James Wallpapers).  Now any LBJ backgrounds you download, you can place them in here.

• When you’re satisfied with your collection (you can make adjustments any time), right-click on your desktop, and select ‘Personalization’
• Once you’re in the ‘Personalization’ panel, select ‘Desktop Background’ toward the bottom.
• Once in ‘Desktop Background’, select ‘Browse…’, and navigate to the location of your recently created folder.  In our example, it would be in your ‘Pictures’ location.
• Once selected, you can now check all of the wallpapers that you want to have in the shuffle rotation.
• After you make your selection, check the ‘Shuffle’ box and choose the how often you want the backgrounds to change (the default is 10 minutes).
• Now that you’ve created your new ‘Theme’, save under whatever naming convention you’d like.

That’s all there is to it!  Windows 7 not only blows its predecessor, Windows Vista away in stability, but with slick bells and whistles like the built-in background shuffle, you’re a fool not to make the switch.  Now you can have a Lebron James, Kobe Bryant, or Michael Jordan wallpaper theme, or just throw them all together into one superstar conglomeration.  Of course, if you’re if you want to switch away from the basketball motif (not sure why you would), you can find assembled themes for just about any other genre under the sun, or continue to pump out your own.  Have fun with it, folks!