Goran Visnjic, Luka Kovac Options

[AzizalSaqr]

Hey, SunnyGirl, always nice to see a fellow Luka/Goran fan on the boards.

JD

[SunnyGirl11]

Thanks a lot, JD! It's nice to be here and I'm certainly a Luka/Goran fan.

[AzizalSaqr]

Goran spoke on Capital Hill the other day with Pierce Brosnan...here's one article and a couple pics on it, we have more at BP2.

From: http://www.politico.com/blogs/anneschroede...he_whales_.html

James Bond wants you to save the whales

As James Bond, Irish actor Pierce Brosnan buddied up with gun-toting CIA agents and sexy, smoldering vixens.

In real life, though, Brosnan is more into gentle, peaceful whales.

The longtime eco-activist and his wife, Keely, descended upon the swank new Capitol Visitor Center this week to stump for the International Fund for Animal Welfare. The pair cohosted a cocktail event promoting the marine conservation bill sponsored by Rep. Bill Delahunt (D-Mass.) and Del. Eni Faleomavaega (D-American Samoa).

"Hardball" host Chris Matthews emceed the event, and we caught him making small talk with Brosnan about an upcoming golf trip.

Also in attendance? Hot Croatian "ER" doc Goran Visnjic, and his perfectly coiffed hair.



The bill's sponsors wore their support of the bill on their sleeves, make that their necks. IFAW President Fred O'Regan sported a tie printed with whale tails, and Delahunt's was covered in mini-shapes of Nantucket Island, part of his home district. (For the record, Brosnan looked debonair in a velvet blazer.)

Earlier Tuesday, Brosnan and the goodwill group met with White House and State Department reps and even snagged a tour of the West Wing. The corporate average fuel economy standard hullabaloo prevented their meeting with Obama, but Brosnan said they'll meet with Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and other legislators this week to boost the bill, which would promote international conservation efforts and reduce commercial whaling.

No doubt Brosnan is sticking to the traditional way of promoting his cause, lobbying lawmakers and using his star power to draw attention to the whales’ plight.

That's all well and good, Pierce, but what would James Bond do?

His simple response: “You'll have to ask Daniel Craig.”

- Jacqueline Klingebiel and Ariel Alexovich