george gervin http://www.artwoo.com Returned search results for george gervin Copyright 2008 Sun, 23 Nov 2008 05:41:57 +0000 http://www.artwoo.com/rss/george+gervin The San Antonio Spurs: Making San Antonio Proud, Part 1 http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-san-antonio-spurs-making-san-antonio-proud-part-1 http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-san-antonio-spurs-making-san-antonio-proud-part-1#comments Thu, 15 Feb 2007 20:27:07 +0000 basketball hall of famenba finalsmoses malonespurscity of san antoniogeorge gervinhall of fame http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-san-antonio-spurs-making-san-antonio-proud-part-1 Spurs is the only major professional sports team that calls the their home. For this special honor, the residents of San Antonio shower their "boys" with praise and attention. In return, the Spurs team delivers an entertaining season and also gives back to the community. This is quite evident through the efforts and endeavors associated with influential personalities, such as David Robinson (Carver Academy) and (Youth Center).

It is believed that the impressive community involvement from players greatly contributes to creating one of the most loyal fan bases within the NBA. This fact is also obvious through the attendance records that the team set when they called the Astrodome their home court. They also broke records for having one of the biggest crowds in history during the 1999 . Now, they play in the ATandT Center and continue to regularly sell out seats.

Another unique bond that the city and team have with one another showcases one of the most important forms of respect. When celebrating championship runs or significant milestones within the sporting world, the residents of San Antonio march up and down the streets, honking horns and spreading pride with little disruption. When it comes to rejoicing after a Spurs-title win, a major riot has yet to take place.

Throughout the years, San Antonio has had a lot to be happy about. They have sent three players to the : George Gervin, , and Dominique Wilkins. The first of these basketball greats inducted into the Hall of Fame was George Gervin, who was nicknamed the "Iceman" during his career. In 1996, his outstanding run with the Spurs left him retiring with the second-most blocks of any guard in the NBA.

In 2001, Moses Malone was inducted into the Hall of Fame. By the end of his career, his longevity in the game sent him playing with two members of the Berry family (Rick in Houston; 1979 and 1980) and his son (Jon in Milwaukee; 1992 and 1993). The last of the current Hall of Famers is Dominique Wilkins, who in 2006 was inducted after leading an NBA career filled with major scoring and dunking accolades. Looking to invest in San Antonio real estate? http://www.satxproperty.com Agente de Bienes Raices en San Antonio Texas http://www.satxproperty-sp.com ]]> The San Antonio Spurs: Making San Antonio Proud, Part 2 http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-san-antonio-spurs-making-san-antonio-proud-part-2 http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-san-antonio-spurs-making-san-antonio-proud-part-2#comments Thu, 15 Feb 2007 20:27:06 +0000 san antonio spurssan antonio real estateprofessional basketballportland trail blazersnba championshipluckilyrafters http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-san-antonio-spurs-making-san-antonio-proud-part-2 San Antonio Spurs have rewarded an assortment of players for their service on the team by retiring their number into the , which is an attractive accomplishment for any basketball player. Out of former Spurs players, Johnny Moore, who played in the 80s, had his # 00 retired. Moore played the position of guard and was known for overcoming Valley fever, which at the time was thought to have the capability to put an end to his career. , Moore was able to make a full recovery and wound up playing 520 games with San Antonio.

Guard James Silas (#13) may seem like an unlucky number, but for this Spurs player, it turned out to be quit lucky when his jersey was retired. Nicknamed "Captain Late" and "The Snake," he was thought as being his basketball best when games were late into play.

Sean Elliott, a forward for San Antonio played from 1989 to 1993, as well as from 1994 to 2001 had his #32 jersey sent high into the rafters of the ATandT Center in 2005. While he accomplished many achievements during his time on the team, he might be best known for the role he played in 1999, when the Spurs gained the title. In Game 2, he walked a thin line down the sideline and set off a three-pointer to inch the Spurs to a win the during the Western Conference Finals.

David Robinson (#50) has always been known as one-half of the Twin Towers duo. The center played for the Spurs from 1989 to 2003 and also had his number retired. He is often referred to as one of the best centers to ever play in . Playing from 1974 to 1985, George Gervin also earned the respect to have his #44 join the ranks of retired numbers associated with the San Antonio organization. To date, there have only been five who have been able to accomplish such a feat. Looking to invest in ? http://www.satxproperty.com Agente de Bienes Raices en San Antonio Texas http://www.satxproperty-sp.com ]]> The San Antonio Spurs: Making San Antonio Proud, Part 2 http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-san-antonio-spurs-making-san-antonio-proud-part-2 http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-san-antonio-spurs-making-san-antonio-proud-part-2#comments Fri, 11 May 2007 06:15:01 +0000 san antonio spurssan antonio real estateportland trail blazersnba championshipluckilywestern conference finalsrafters http://www.artwoo.com/article/the-san-antonio-spurs-making-san-antonio-proud-part-2 San Antonio Spurs have rewarded an assortment of players for their service on the team by retiring their number into the , which is an attractive accomplishment for any basketball player. Out of former Spurs players, Johnny Moore, who played in the 80s, had his # 00 retired. Moore played the position of guard and was known for overcoming Valley fever, which at the time was thought to have the capability to put an end to his career. , Moore was able to make a full recovery and wound up playing 520 games with San Antonio.

Guard James Silas (#13) may seem like an unlucky number, but for this Spurs player, it turned out to be quit lucky when his jersey was retired. Nicknamed "Captain Late" and "The Snake," he was thought as being his basketball best when games were late into play.

Sean Elliott, a forward for San Antonio played from 1989 to 1993, as well as from 1994 to 2001 had his #32 jersey sent high into the rafters of the ATandT Center in 2005. While he accomplished many achievements during his time on the team, he might be best known for the role he played in 1999, when the Spurs gained the title. In Game 2, he walked a thin line down the sideline and set off a three-pointer to inch the Spurs to a win the during the .

David Robinson (#50) has always been known as one-half of the Twin Towers duo. The center played for the Spurs from 1989 to 2003 and also had his number retired. He is often referred to as one of the best centers to ever play in professional basketball. Playing from 1974 to 1985, George Gervin also earned the respect to have his #44 join the ranks of retired numbers associated with the San Antonio organization. To date, there have only been five who have been able to accomplish such a feat. Looking to invest in ? http://www.satxproperty.com Agente de Bienes Raices en San Antonio Texas http://www.satxproperty-sp.com ]]> George Nelson Furniture Design http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-nelson-furniture-design http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-nelson-furniture-design#comments Wed, 05 Nov 2008 22:44:21 +0000 ray and charles eamescharles and ray eamesball clockrome prizehartford connecticutarchitecture projectsstudying architecture http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-nelson-furniture-design Charles and Ray Eames. George Nelson is remembered as being the inventor of beautiful and practical things.

George Nelson graduated from Yale University in 1928 where he had been . In 1931 George Nelson graduated with a bachelor degree in fine arts. In 1932 George Nelson won the whilst preparing for the Paris Prize competition.

George Nelson was unable to find a lot of , so he decided to turn to interior designing and product designing and graphics.

George Nelson spent a couple of years travelling through Europe whilst being based in Rome. It was in this time that he met some of the modern pioneers. After a couple of years of traveling, George Nelson returned to America where he started to devote himself to writing.

In 1935 George Nelson became the first associate editor of the Architectural Forum, which he continued to do until 1943 when he became a consultant editor.

George Nelson had by 1940 drawn a lot of attention to his work by the innovation of several concepts. In a book, which George Nelson wrote called Tomorrow's House, he introduced the concept of a family room. Another of George Nelson's concepts was the "storagewall". This concept attracted a great deal of interest especially from Herman Miller, so much so that in 1945 he asked George Nelson to be his design director. Herman Miller himself was a fine designer and clockmaker.

The role of design director saw the start of a lot of excellent collaborations between George Nelson and , Harry Bertois and many others.

One of George Nelson's designs was the . The Ball clock was iconically designed after a night of drinking with friends, although it is still unknown to this day who originally came up with the concept.

George Nelson had a talent for commercial business as well as for designing. George Nelson used these two strong talents to create a success that rewarded him for his life. On the 26th October 1955 George Nelson started Gorge Nelson and Associates.

Herman Miller offered George Nelson a lot of money to become his creative designer. From the start of the business there was money coming in from a wide range of projects. The first office of the company was on 251 Park Avenue South in New York. George Nelson rented this office space together with Howard Miller and Herman Miller. The office took on a young Italian student who was so impressed with the work being carried out in the office that he applied and received a student visa to work in Italy. The student's name was Ettore Sottsass, and he later went on to be a renowned designer within his own right.

From the first day of the George Nelson Associates Inc business to the day that it closed in the mid 1980's it developed a lot of close relationships, and many of these were with the Fortune 500 companies.Find international design at furniture design. Find our furniture design page about George Nelson]]> Best Florida Attraction - Everglades Airboat Rides http://www.artwoo.com/article/best-florida-attraction-everglades-airboat-rides http://www.artwoo.com/article/best-florida-attraction-everglades-airboat-rides#comments Thu, 12 Oct 2006 04:27:06 +0000 airboat tourblue heronflorida evergladesalligatorsairboatsguesscypress http://www.artwoo.com/article/best-florida-attraction-everglades-airboat-rides
I'm always amazed at the fun things George has up his sleeve after all these years. I mean, we're in our late 60's and people often mistake us for newlyweds! Can you imagine? George always gives me little hints about our trips and all he would say is that we were going to a Florida attraction I'd never . He sure was right! George surprised me just last week on our 45th wedding anniversary with a brochure on . Never in my life did I imagine I'd be riding on any kind of open air boat in the midst of snakes, lizards, , and lord knows what else.

I would have thought George might take me to one of the better-known Florida Attractions like Disney World or Busch Gardens. I am so glad he chose an instead! It was so thrilling!

George selected an early morning airboat tour, and we had breakfast just before we started. When I stepped onto the airboat, I was really nervous, but George just tucked my arm under his and guided me along like he has all these years. We were able to see alligators, and the only place I ever thought I'd want to see alligator skin was on a purse! It was just so exciting. I felt like I could reach out and touch the alligators, but of course, I didn't!

The best part of the airboat trip, aside from having a special tour of the with my wonderful husband, was when we saw a . One of our first dates way back when was at a jazz club called the Blue Heron. There is no way George could have anticipated we would see a blue heron on our trip with Cypress Airboats, but it made our tour even more perfect.

If you are considering a trip to Florida, I would definitely recommend Cypress Airboats' private tours over any other Florida Attraction. Sure, you could go ride roller coasters and see how movies are made, but those are common events in a person's life and will be logged with all the other memories you often forget. I can't think of any attraction in Florida that is more memorable that the Florida Everglades with their thick vegetation and fantastic wildlife. George and I had such a great time we're thinking of going again for our 50th wedding anniversary and taking an even longer airboat tour! http://www.CypressAirboats.com - Open Year Round. ]]> St. George, Utah Is Pure Fun In The Sun! http://www.artwoo.com/article/st-george-utah-is-pure-fun-in-the-sun http://www.artwoo.com/article/st-george-utah-is-pure-fun-in-the-sun#comments Mon, 30 Oct 2006 10:27:04 +0000 tuachanaboundbryce canyonwestside storyoccasionallyred rock cliffssnow canyon state http://www.artwoo.com/article/st-george-utah-is-pure-fun-in-the-sun
Washington County and St. George (the city in the heart of Washington County) enjoy a very low crime rate. When it comes to raising children our community, schools, and parents in particular, use strong old fashioned values to guide the children and teenagers. This caring environment produces warm, friendly families who care about their neighbors and neighborhoods.

Summers in St. George are hot from June to August. Summer temperatures run from about 104 to 110 during the day. Fall and spring are beautiful with temps running 70s to 80's. Winters are crisp during January and February with hard frosts at night and 50 temperatures during the day.

St. George has an amazing variety of entertainment activities. For example we have a 2000 seat outdoor amphitheater ( Amphitheater) that has a stage back drop of soaring 1000 foot . These cliffs are highlighted with natural water falls shortly after a rain fall. Productions of Cats, , South Pacific, and Peter Pan are just a few of the shows that run throughout the summer and fall.

Washington County, where St. George is located, also has a live musical theater in-the-round (St. George Musical Theater), two new libraries and several first-class restaurants. There is shopping galore, with most stores being new or nearly new.

Of course, the natural beauty of Southern Utah is amazing. Several National and State Parks are very close by. The red rocks of Zion Park, and Parks are within just a few minutes to a few hours drive of St. George.

The St. George area attracts a lot of retirees. This means that age restricted communities . In addition to the retirement communities, the builders tend to cater to retirees by building a lot of one story homes with large rooms and small easy to manage yards. There are also several gated communities geared towards the "well-to-do" with home prices starting at $750,000 and going up from there.

If you are looking for a great retirement town, St. George, Utah might be the place to move to. This content is provided by http://www.stgeorgerealestate.info and may be used or republished only in its entirety with all links included. To sign up to receive weekly St. George foreclosure listings click http://www.stgeorgerealestate.info/Page.html or http://www.stgeorgerealestate.info. ]]> Houston Texas Auto Insurance Quote http://www.artwoo.com/article/houston-texas-auto-insurance-quote http://www.artwoo.com/article/houston-texas-auto-insurance-quote#comments Tue, 28 Oct 2008 16:22:29 +0000 texas auto insurance quotecasualty insurance industrytexas auto insurancecheap auto insuranceauto insurance agentsauto insurance coverageauto insurance quote http://www.artwoo.com/article/houston-texas-auto-insurance-quote cheap auto insurance is guaranteed to you by virtually every insurance agency you hear advertised on the television or the radio. While low rates are certainly important, George White's commitment runs much deeper. He will work diligently to provide you a quote that takes into account your individual needs, now and in the future. This detailed, comprehensive approach is, quite simply, what separates the George White Insurance Agency from other .

George White personally has over twenty five years experience in all facets of the Texas property and , including three years in underwriting, two in finance, one year in the comptrollers office, and four years in claims evaluation as a licensed examiner. This has given George White a broad understanding of all aspects of the insurance industry and the many complex perspectives that are involved. He will work to provide you with the best Texas available to him, whatever your situation. George White will be the first to admit, however, that the companies he represents may not necessarily have the best products and rates for your individual needs. Should this be the case, George White will provide you his expert assistance by suggesting alternatives that are most likely to benefit you.

Whether the George White Insurance Agency is able to provide you , or simply point you in the right direction, the commitment of this company far exceeds most expectations. George White's objective is not only to provide you the best auto insurance rates and the most comprehensive coverage today, but also to advise you on how to structure your insurance habits in such a way that your rates do not increase in the future. Again, this is especially important for those seeking Texas auto insurance in Houston or other metropolitan areas, where the high incidents of traffic accidents and population growth have made rates extremely volatile.

Simply a phone call or email to George White Insurance Agency will allow you to interact directly with the agent. George White can provide you with a wealth of information regarding, not only Texas auto insurance, but also your property, commercial and financial insurance needs--should you desire. We realize commercial insurance is many times complicated by insurance jargon that creates confusion for individuals who are otherwise experts in their own fields. We will not allow that to happen at Texas Auto Home Insurance. George White and his helpful staff are eager to discuss your situation in detail and ensure that you receive the best possible coverage at the lowest rates. George White is convinced that Texans deserve service of this magnitude. This distinction will become clear once you contact us.Texas Auto Insurance. For more information on Houston Texas Auto Insurance Quotes and Texas Renters and Commercial Insurance visit us online today.]]> What's So Great About A George Foreman Grill? http://www.artwoo.com/article/whats-so-great-about-a-george-foreman-grill http://www.artwoo.com/article/whats-so-great-about-a-george-foreman-grill#comments Thu, 18 May 2006 12:32:06 +0000 george foreman grillfood cooksas seen on tvgrill cookscooking applianceheart healthy mealslean meat http://www.artwoo.com/article/whats-so-great-about-a-george-foreman-grill cooking appliance market, George Foreman ended up delivering a knockout punch in terms of sales. A number of people--whether they're seasoned chefs or novice cooks--rave about the . Still, you may be wondering what's so special about this popular product.

Some consumers say the Foreman grill is the best "" product ever produced. In large measure, this is because the meat cooked on this machine is spectacular in taste. As one fan put it, "Words cannot describe how good (it is)..." The grill is also particularly effective at draining fat from meat. There seems to be little doubt that the Foreman grill "cuts the fat" from food. In addition, the grill is quite easy to clean--you simply wipe the surface with a soft cloth or sponge dipped in water, then place the drip tray in the dishwasher.

Cooks say the smaller version of Foreman's Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine is terrific for preparing fast, low-fat meals--particularly for couples or single people. The double-sided grilling surface can heat in less than five minutes, which makes the grill convenient for today's busy lifestyles. The grill's high grooves permit fat to run off as the meat cooks. A plastic, grooved spatula can scrape off bits of fat that tend to get stuck to the surface of the grill.

However, the George Foreman is not just for hamburgers and chicken. You can also use it for cooking vegetables and tofu dogs. Since the grill is double-sided, the twice as fast. In addition, the grill creates little smoke, so it's environmentally-friendly as well.

Nutritionists say that the George Foreman also offers significant health benefits. By eliminating the customary pool of grease, the grill produces that is much more nutritious. As a result, the George Foreman offers a way to create heart-healthy meals.

Because of the speed with which the , you'll end up spending less time in the kitchen. That means you can devote more time to your family and friends. And isn't that what entertaining should really be about? Doug Mahopac specializes in grills at http://www.a-grill.com and http://www.grill-i.com ]]> George Strait Tickets - A Country Legend Returns http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-strait-tickets-a-country-legend-returns http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-strait-tickets-a-country-legend-returns#comments Thu, 15 Feb 2007 04:27:09 +0000 poteet texasmerle haggardarmygeorge harvey straithigh school sweetheartpearsallfinished high school http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-strait-tickets-a-country-legend-returns
Early Beginnings

was born on May 18, 1952 in Poteet, Texas, but grew up in . Strait's father was a school teacher, but they left Pearsall nearly every weekend to work on the family farm. Strait's parents divorced when he was in the fourth grade, and his sister left with his mother, while he and his brother stayed with their father.



When Strait got to high school, he played in his first band, and their style was rock and roll. However, he soon discovered his preference for country music, and he found himself listening to and being influenced by the likes of , George Jones, Bob Wills and Hank Williams.



Strait and enrolled in college, but soon dropped out and married his in Mexico. In 1971, Strait enlisted in the United States . While he was stationed in Hawaii, Strait continued to hone his style, playing for an Army-sponsored band called "Rambling Country," and they also used the stage name "Santee."



After being honorably discharged from the Army, Strait returned to school and finished his degree in agricultural studies at Southwest Texas State University. Although Strait was proud to earn his degree, he used this time as well to further his musical development.



Career Beginnings

Strait managed his cattle farm during the day after he finished school, but began to play local honky tonk bars at night. He was soon noticed by record executives, and he signed his first recording contract and released his first album in 1981. The debut was a success, and set the stage for the rest of his career.



Strait's sound was clearly influenced by his classical country heroes, but his style also incorporated a more modern-type of energy. His live shows were also a huge draw, and George Strait tickets soon became a hot item in Texas and all over the country.



Accomplishments

Overall, Strait has sold an estimated 62 million copies of his albums, enjoyed dozens of chart-topping singles and albums, and he has filled his trophy room with awards. Strait has won dozens of Country-and-American Music Awards, and was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2006. If you want to see a true country icon, secure George Strait tickets for his forthcoming return to the stage. Written by Jay Nault, sponsored by http://www.stubhub.com/ . StubHub sells George Strait tickets: http://www.stubhub.com/george-strait-tickets/ sports tickets, concert tickets, theater tickets and more to just about any event in the world. ]]> George Strait Tickets - A Country Legend Returns http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-strait-tickets-a-country-legend-returns http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-strait-tickets-a-country-legend-returns#comments Wed, 29 Aug 2007 15:15:00 +0000 poteet texasmerle haggardarmygeorge harvey straitsouthwest texas statehigh school sweetheartsouthwest texas state university http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-strait-tickets-a-country-legend-returns
Early Beginnings

was born on May 18, 1952 in Poteet, Texas, but grew up in Pearsall. Strait's father was a school teacher, but they left Pearsall nearly every weekend to work on the family farm. Strait's parents divorced when he was in the fourth grade, and his sister left with his mother, while he and his brother stayed with their father.



When Strait got to high school, he played in his first band, and their style was rock and roll. However, he soon discovered his preference for country music, and he found himself listening to and being influenced by the likes of , George Jones, Bob Wills and Hank Williams.



Strait finished high school and enrolled in college, but soon dropped out and married his in Mexico. In 1971, Strait enlisted in the United States . While he was stationed in Hawaii, Strait continued to hone his style, playing for an Army-sponsored band called "Rambling Country," and they also used the stage name "Santee."



After being honorably discharged from the Army, Strait returned to school and finished his degree in agricultural studies at University. Although Strait was proud to earn his degree, he used this time as well to further his musical development.



Career Beginnings

Strait managed his cattle farm during the day after he finished school, but began to play local honky tonk bars at night. He was soon noticed by record executives, and he signed his first recording contract and released his first album in 1981. The debut was a success, and set the stage for the rest of his career.



Strait's sound was clearly influenced by his classical country heroes, but his style also incorporated a more modern-type of energy. His live shows were also a huge draw, and George Strait tickets soon became a hot item in Texas and all over the country.



Accomplishments

Overall, Strait has sold an estimated 62 million copies of his albums, enjoyed dozens of chart-topping singles and albums, and he has filled his trophy room with awards. Strait has won dozens of Country-and-American Music Awards, and was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2006. If you want to see a true country icon, secure George Strait tickets for his forthcoming return to the stage. Written by Jay Nault, sponsored by http://www.stubhub.com/ . StubHub sells George Strait tickets: http://www.stubhub.com/george-strait-tickets/ sports tickets, concert tickets, theater tickets and more to just about any event in the world. ]]> Sometimes Evil Drives A Minivan http://www.artwoo.com/article/sometimes-evil-drives-a-minivan http://www.artwoo.com/article/sometimes-evil-drives-a-minivan#comments Sun, 30 Dec 2007 05:35:00 +0000 desperate housewives episodeacts of malicewisteria laneshades of gracepainful realizationdesperate housewivesharassment suit http://www.artwoo.com/article/sometimes-evil-drives-a-minivan episode, a program that has exemplified to great effect the idea that evil doesn't just come in the form of dictators, suicide bombers, corrupt governments, or disasters, but rather, that evil subsists among the ordinary and the mundane. It's an every day occurrence and it walks among us, in the suburbs and the cities, as our co-workers, friends, neighbors, and even as our own family members. Those same universal themes are at the crux of my novel, Shades of Darkness, .

An episode titled, "That's Good, That's Bad" perfectly captures this theme as nearly everyone on is confronted with that force decisions, just as the Pierson family debates how to deal with a former family member's brutal and continuous assault in Shades of Darkness. Ultimately, everyone makes choices of how to approach the evil within their lives, and none are without consequence.

For the Desperate Housewives, Lynette and Bree make the most difficult choices. When Lynette Scavo catches her boss, Nina, in an amorous embrace with a fellow co-worker, she tries to use the incident as leverage. Embarrassed, Nina asks what it will take to keep Lynette quiet. Lynette responds she wants Nina to be civil to her and her team. However, crafty Nina gets rid of the problem by firing the co-worker, Stu. Incensed, Lynette contacts Stu, letting him know that he can sue the company for sexual harassment. But her plan backfires, as the ad agency's owner fires Nina and co-workers, fearing the company will go broke fighting the Stu has filed. Only Lynette keeps her job, but not without the that it was her actions, righteous or misdirected, that caused this turn of events.

Bree Van De Camp's conflict with evil comes in the form of George, the pharmacist she was engaged to. She's discovered George is behind the injuries her therapist suffered when someone riding a bike threw him off a bridge. Now, the police are closing in on George, as they search his home for evidence in the attack. Realizing he's backed into a corner, George checks into the hotel where Bree is hosting a fundraiser.

As the distraught George takes an overdose of pills, the police contact Bree with the news they have discovered evidence that George poisoned her late husband, Rex. Drifting in and out of consciousness, George summons Bree to his room. She tells George she can only forgive him if he admits to what he's done. Defiant, George says that whatever he did, he did because Bree wanted him to. Then he asks her to please call an ambulance before it's too late. Bree smiles her sweetest smile and tells him she already has. And Bree then makes her choice to sit and wait for George to die.

One might also ask who is committing the greater evil in these scenarios, as no one walks away scot-free. What's clear is that evil makes its presence known in ordinary lives, whether it's on Wisteria Lane, in the Twin Cities, or across the globe. As Kay observes near the end of Shades of Darkness, ". . . goodness and evil each present us with choices, and they are never as simple as they might appear." Lynette, Bree, and the Pierson's are all pushed by sheer malevolence to make difficult decisions and take measures they would otherwise never consider.

Those actions do have consequences, some more daunting than others. In real life, probably more often than we would dare think, evil sometimes not only drives a minivan, it takes a seat at the dinner table. Catherine Johnson is the author of Shade of Darkness, Shades of Grace published through iUniverse. For more about the novel, visit http://www.CatherineJohnsonNovels.com. ]]> Seinfeld (Season 7) DVD http://www.artwoo.com/article/seinfeld-season-7-dvd http://www.artwoo.com/article/seinfeld-season-7-dvd#comments Sun, 30 Jul 2006 22:27:10 +0000 comedian jerry seinfeldgeorge costanzasoup nazij petermanseason 7elaine benesjulia louis dreyfus http://www.artwoo.com/article/seinfeld-season-7-dvd comedian Jerry Seinfeld and his best friends, (Jason Alexander), Cosmo Kramer (Michael Richards), and (Julia Louis-Dreyfus). Living lives of complete selfishness (which is why most of us relate so well to the show), they're joined by an extensive cast of eccentric supporting characters such as Newman, Uncle Leo, J. Peterman, the , Frank and Estelle Costanza, and countless others.

The Seinfeld () DVD features some of most hilarious episodes in the series including the season premiere "The Engagement" in which Jerry and George agree that their lives are utterly pathetic, prompting them to make a pact to settle down. Reinvigorated by life, George proposes to his ex-girlfriend Susan, but is soon enraged when he discovers Jerry has broken up with his latest girlfriend. As a result, George spends the remainder of Season 7 trying to concoct the perfect scheme for breaking up with Susan.

Another notable episode is "The Soup Nazi," an episode based on a real life soup counter in New York City. One of most quoted Seinfeld shows in history, the Soup Nazi character and his "No soup for you!" tagline instantly became part of the American vernacular. "The Rye," where George and Jerry make a feeble attempt to replace a marble rye stolen by George's parents actually spawned an Internet video game, and "The Cadillac" features Morty Seinfeld and arch-nemesis Jack Klompus at their very best. Throw in Newman and Kramer's Michigan recycling plan and a season finale cliffhanger that ranks among the best in series history, and Season 7 of Seinfeld is guaranteed to entertain anyone who loves comedy!

Below is a list of episodes included on the Seinfeld (Season 7) DVD:

Episode 111 (The Engagement) Air Date: 09-21-1995 Episode 112 (The Postponement) Air Date: 09-28-1995 Episode 113 (The Maestro) Air Date: 10-05-1995 Episode 114 (The Wink) Air Date: 10-12-1995 Episode 115 (The Hot Tub) Air Date: 10-19-1995 Episode 116 (The Soup Nazi) Air Date: 11-02-1995 Episode 117 (The Secret Code) Air Date: 11-09-1995 Episode 118 (The Pool Guy) Air Date: 11-16-1995 Episode 119 (The Sponge) Air Date: 12-07-1995 Episode 120 (The Gum) Air Date: 12-14-1995 Episode 121 (The Rye) Air Date: 01-04-1996 Episode 122 (The Caddy) Air Date: 01-25-1996 Episode 123 (The Seven) Air Date: 02-01-1996 Episode 124 (The Cadillac: Part 1) Air Date: 02-08-1996 Episode 125 (The Cadillac: Part 2) Air Date: 02-08-1996 Episode 126 (The Shower Head) Air Date: 02-15-1996 Episode 127 (The Doll) Air Date: 02-22-1996 Episode 128 (The Friars Club) Air Date: 03-07-1996 Episode 129 (The Wig Master) Air Date: 04-04-1996 Episode 130 (The Calzone) Air Date: 04-25-1996 Episode 131 (The Bottle Deposit: Part 1) Air Date: 05-02-1996 Episode 132 (The Bottle Deposit: Part 2) Air Date: 05-02-1996 Episode 133 (The Wait Out) Air Date: 05-09-1996 Episode 134 (The Invitations) Air Date: 05-16-1996 Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report (http://thedvdreport.blogspot.com), a blog where you can find more reviews like this one. ]]> George Nelson http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-nelson http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-nelson#comments Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:01:25 +0000 charles and ray eamesgio pontipencil pointsmodernist artwalter gropiusyale degreeamerican modernism http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-nelson
Some people to whom furniture was more than just that made history. What's more, some of them were architects of not just their sofas and tables but also of . He perpetuated a philosophy that reinforced human creativity and was the modernist who epitomises this creativity in his designs and looks at furniture in a way that only he can visualize.

He was born in Hartford in Connecticut. He showed all signs of brilliance as he grew up. College at Yale, degree in Fine Arts, work at , and the Rome prize for Architecture --just another feather in the cap for him. After winning this, as reward he got to stay in a palace in Rome, study architecture in the amazing city of boundless beauty and meet some of the greatest minds of like , and Le Corbusier. He interviewed them all for Pencil Points. His writings talked about a lot of concepts. He later co-wrote a book called "Tomorrow's House" with Henry Wright (the man who made The Bungalow in Chicago). In his book, he introduced the revolutionary ideas of the family room and the storage wall. This made for interesting observation to Herman Miller who was introduced to Nelson by his brother Howard Miller.

The rest is history. Miller was interested in Nelson's futuristic visions for furniture and gave him a chance even though he had never actually designed anything previously. And George Nelson, being George Nelson, did not disappoint. Working together with other notable designers like , Irving Harper, Robert Schultz and David Knorr, he came up with some of the most frequently sought after pieces of furniture currently.

In 1955 he started his own firm --George Nelson Associates. The famous Nelson artworks today include The Coconut Chair, The Marshmallow Sofa, The Ball Clock and the Nelson Platform bench. Some of the top notch people who worked with him were Irving Harper, John Pile and later, Ettore Scotsass. What happens to a company with that amount of genius is anybody's guess. There were negative criticisms as well of his work as he was a staunch modernist. He often blamed his colleagues for not standing by their principles of thought and design likings and going by what would commercially benefit them.

What Nelson is best known for is furniture but what made him an industry wizard is his yearning for the betterment of the world through his designs. An urge to preserve the rules of nature while still being modern was inherent in him. That is why his designs be it the marshmallow sofas or the sunflower clock --are not mere pieces of art. They are marvels born out of the human mind. In what we saw a lifeless pane of metal, Nelson saw the possibility of making it come alive.Take a look at furniture designers. Please visit our furniture page about furniture designers like George Nelson]]> Seinfeld (DVD) Review http://www.artwoo.com/article/seinfeld-dvd-review http://www.artwoo.com/article/seinfeld-dvd-review#comments Wed, 12 Apr 2006 03:00:06 +0000 comedian jerry seinfeldgeorge costanzaseinfeld chroniclesseinfeld dvdcosmo kramerpilot episodejulia louis dreyfus http://www.artwoo.com/article/seinfeld-dvd-review comedian Jerry Seinfeld and the exploits of his "short, quirky, bald guy" best friend, (Jason Alexander), Jerry's neurotic neighbor (Michael Richards), and Jerry's ex-girlfriend Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus). Through the years, they're joined by a loveable cast of characters that includes Newman, Uncle Leo, the Soup Nazi, Frank and Estelle Costanza, the Bubble Boy, and countless others...

The (Seasons 1 and 2) offers the very first glimpse into the world Jerry, beginning with The Pilot (episode 1) which was originally titled The . The first scene involves Jerry commenting to George about a button on his shirt (the same conversation later takes place in the last scene of the series finale). These opening episodes provide insight into the development of the show's four primary characters with conversations that range from George's initial admission that he'd like to be an architect (episode 2) to Kramer's propensity for get rich quick schemes like a make-your-own-pizza pizzeria (episode 4). From day one, Seinfeld established itself as "must see TV," creating such memorable episodes as "The Stock Tip," "The Pony Remark," "The Deal," and "The Chinese Restaurant".

Interestingly, in the of Seinfeld, Elaine's character does not yet exist, and Kramer's character (not yet named Kramer, but Feldman) is more of an unemployed, pathetic, shut-in neighbor than the usual quirky and energetic Cosmo. Playing the role of the female in George and Jerry's life is a wisecracking waitress named Claire (Lee Garlington) who never appears in later episodes.

Nevertheless, this initial episode exhibits the flashes of brilliance that made Seinfeld a cultural phenomenon. The show is essentially about nothing. George and Jerry do some laundry... Jerry and his neighbor watch some TV... George and Jerry have some coffee... During that time, the dominant topic of conversation is a girl that Jerry met while taking his comedy act on the road. She's coming to stay at his place, but he doesn't know whether he should pull out a mattress for her or not. Feldman (Kramer), George, and Jerry debate the topic endlessly until the woman arrives and Jerry learns that it's all irrelevant because she's engaged...

Below is a list of episodes included on the Seinfeld (Seasons 1 and 2) DVD:

Episode 1 (Pilot: Good News, Bad News) Air Date: 07-05-1989 Episode 2 (The Stakeout) Air Date: 05-31-1990 Episode 3 (The Robbery) Air Date: 06-07-1990 Episode 4 (Male Unbonding) Air Date: 06-14-1990 Episode 5 (The Stock Tip) Air Date: 06-21-1990 Episode 6 (The Ex-Girlfriend) Air Date: 01-23-1991 Episode 7 (The Pony Remark) Air Date: 01-30-1991 Episode 8 (The Jacket) Air Date: 02-06-1991 Episode 9 (The Phone Message) Air Date: 02-13-1991 Episode 10 (The Apartment) Air Date: 04-04-1991 Episode 11 (The Statue) Air Date: 04-11-1991 Episode 12 (The Revenge) Air Date: 04-18-1991 Episode 13 (The Heart Attack) Air Date: 04-25-1991 Episode 14 (The Deal) Air Date: 05-02-1991 Episode 15 (The Baby Shower) Air Date: 05-16-1991 Episode 16 (The Chinese Restaurant) Air Date: 05-23-1991 Episode 17 (The Busboy) Air Date: 06-26-1991 About The Author: Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report (http://thedvdreport.blogspot.com), a blog where you can find more reviews like this one. ]]> Raining Outside? Try Indoor Barbecuing! http://www.artwoo.com/article/raining-outside-try-indoor-barbecuing http://www.artwoo.com/article/raining-outside-try-indoor-barbecuing#comments Fri, 23 Jun 2006 15:32:06 +0000 george foreman grillcontactupsfoodoccasionallyindoor grillscooks http://www.artwoo.com/article/raining-outside-try-indoor-barbecuing indoor grills -- the open grill and the folding grill.

Indoor Barbecuing 101

An open grill is pretty much like the electric version of the wood/gas grill. It provides you with the outdoor barbecuing feel as you turn the meat while cooking and even produces flavor closer to the outdoor variety. . On the other hand, the folding contact grill works much like a panini press or sandwich maker. (Such as the ). The ide to using this kind of indoor barbecuing grill is that is your faster as it simultaneously cooks both sides. Thus, it doesn't require turning so you can do other things while grilling at the same time.

The George Foreman Grill is an electric grill which has non-stick grill surface, grooved to give those desirable "grill marks" on food and a cover which has the same type of grooved surface.

Food is placed on the grill and the cover is closed on top of it, enabling the grilling of food from both sides at once -- cutting the normal grilling time in half. The grill is built with a "tilt" toward the front and a plastic dish is place under the front end so that fat can draw off away from the food. This is considered a low-fat feature. It also helps with the ease of cleaning in which George markets as one of the most important features of the grill.

The George Foreman also cooks food more evenly because the surface maintains a constant temperature that's easy to control, so you won't get hot spots or flare-ups. You should never use an extension cord with any electric grill, and always use an outlet with a ground fault circuit interrupter.

The George Foreman Grill currently comes in nine versions and prices range from $19.99 to $99.99

However, as we always say, equipment is just one aspect of producing amazing barbecue dishes. Though it's true that using an indoor barbecuing grill means none of that smoky flavor, which only wood or coal can deliver, there's definitely more to barbecue taste than smoky flavor. There are a variety of rich, bold flavors that characterize a good barbecue dish and these you can definitely get from a good marinade, dry rub or barbecue sauce. If you're looking for the greatest ones with the richest and boldest flavors, visit InsaneChicken.com and check out their wide selection of products, which can be delivered right to your very doorstep. Chris McCarthy is a bbq enthusiast who has been making great barbecueing since childhood. Because of his love for intense flavors he decided to start http://InsaneChicken.com.. A hot sauce and bbq sauce, bbq rub catalog. Visit them a http://www.insanechicken.com . ]]> George Bush's Deception http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-bushs-deception http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-bushs-deception#comments Mon, 26 Mar 2007 13:44:00 +0000 george bushterroristsspeecheconomytrillionborderspolitical thrillers http://www.artwoo.com/article/george-bushs-deception speech to the House of Representatives. It was rather telling that this speech wasn't in primetime but rather at 9 a.m. (6 a.m. in the West). I know a lot about politics since I write (www.thetwentyfirstcentury.com) and I am constantly doing research for my books and articles. But it doesn't take a writer of politics, or even one who doesn't follow politics, to realize that what said yesterday made absolutely no sense. With all the (major) problems he and the Republican party are in, it is no wonder he has suddenly chosen to speak (or deceive) the American people about America's economics: November is coming.

In essence, Bush said that the state of our is in good shape and is getting stronger everyday. Am I crazy, or has George Bush tripled the deficit since he took office (and doubled his salary immediately after being sworn in)?

We now, for the first time in history, owe more to foreign countries than they owe us (weakening our position as the world's super power and endangering our defenses).

The Iraqi War is going to cost close to a dollars by the time it ends and we rebuild what we destroyed over there, destroying our economy over here.

There is still the rebuilding of New Orleans and other cities, not to mention what disasters are coming in the probable near future.

How about the billions of dollars a day in interest our country is accruing?

Bush wants to spend a fortune guarding our , not from , but from poor Mexican families who have no jobs and need to feed their families. The terrorists are coming in from Canada and other cities, not from Mexico.

Interest rates rise every month, forcing Americans to pay more on their credit cards and their mortgages and their college loans, etc. Because of that, housing prices have begun to decrease because people can't afford a home AND a huge interest rate, besides rising property taxes each year, to pay for it. Isn't this raising taxes by a different name.

George Bush still believes, and plans to continue the ridiculous tax rebate (millions to the rich, a pittance to the poor).

The price of buying gas is increasing the cost of everything we buy, although the oil companies are enjoying tremendous profits (Exxon/Mobil earned $340 BILLION last year). This residual effect has raised the prices on food, medication, clothes, everything. And it is not going to end, as I watch my gas station raise their prices almost everyday. How much poorer can we get?

The American people have less and less and George Bush says the state of our economy is good and is growing. It sure seems to me and most Americans that it's our personal debt that is growing. How many people are better off today than they were five years ago? Not me, or anyone I know.

It's all smoke and mirrors. Bruce Schwartz is author of the bestselling novel, THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, the story of a nationwide terrorist attack that ignites a race war seven days before the presidential election. His site http://www.thetwentyfirstcentury.com is offering a 3-day, 2-night vacation to one of 90 destinations for buying a copy of this timely novel. "A chilling look at something ripped from today's headlines. An entertaining and troubling read." USA Radio Network ]]> Life Insurance http://www.artwoo.com/article/life-insurance http://www.artwoo.com/article/life-insurance#comments Thu, 30 Oct 2008 01:08:32 +0000 life insurance agentlife insurance policiestexas life insurancecoverage amountscomplicated questionstwenty five yearsfirst glance http://www.artwoo.com/article/life-insurance Texas life insurance term policy for the duration of their loan. These can often be obtained at very reasonable rates, especially if you are young and healthy. Insurance for the elderly in general, and elderly life insurance in particular, can be extremely to difficult to obtain at affordable rates. Even so, you may have questions regarding what options are available to you.

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As a licensed Texas , George White has the experience and knowledge to helpfully guide you through every step of the process. One of the more people looking at life insurance in Texas face is: how much is enough? that may seem ample at often, upon further reflection, reveal themselves to be inadequate the needs of a family that has lost its major source of financial support. Generally speaking, one should aim for a policy that will sustain the family from three to five years after ones death. When calculating possible debts, residual bills, and funding for education, many people find they need a more substantial policy than they first anticipated. It is much better to find this out early in life, rather than letting the family learn the lesson the hard way.

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The oath of office to be sworn in with, at most government posts, whether is be legislative or judicial ends in "So help me God", including the . This is meant and used as a legally binding factor to hold them legally for their actions while in office. Shall we remove this ending from the oath and just take a chance that they will do the best that they can, because they are such a nice person? When we are in a court of law, should we not ask a witness who is about to give testimony to swear under oath, "The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth", and then not add "So help me God", which is meant to hold them accountable to a higher authority as well as the court?

While we are at it, shall we burn all the U.S. currency and re-mint every coin so that we can remove the phrase "In God We Trust"? Since the birth of our nation our country has always been deeply rooted with God throughout it as a way of life; personally, publicly, fraternally and throughout our government. Our relationship with God in our government is a character trait as patriotic as any other identifying mark that you can associate our with as a trait of who we are.

once said, "It is impossible to rightly govern the world without God and the Bible. Do not ever let anyone claim to be a it they ever attempt to separate Religion from politics." Most historians regard George Washington as one of our greatest leaders. Could George Washington have felt this way, and knew something then that we now regard as useless and intrusive in our land of the free, and home of the brave? What are we coming to in this great land when some people and organizations go out of their way in an attempt to wipe out any mention or form of God in our government that has been interwoven there and is our way of history and life for America?

I can only hope that we rise up and fight this challenge to abolish God from our government at all levels, and never ever let this happen! Articles interest to a Christian and patriotic way of life are written by Steven E Coffman (Owner) of Family-eStore. I hope that you are enlightened by them. Read more of our articles at: http://www.family-estore.com/ ]]> Notable Rock And Pop Guitarists Of Past 50 Years http://www.artwoo.com/article/notable-rock-and-pop-guitarists-of-past-50-years http://www.artwoo.com/article/notable-rock-and-pop-guitarists-of-past-50-years#comments Wed, 25 Oct 2006 08:27:05 +0000 captain jack sparrowbest guitaristselvis presleysteven curtis chapmanjohnny deppquotguitarist http://www.artwoo.com/article/notable-rock-and-pop-guitarists-of-past-50-years guitarists that stood out from the crowd - their skill, speed, ad showmanship distinguished them as experts. Here are just a few of them.

Jim Adkins, lead singer and lead guitarist for Jimmy Eat World, has been playing guitar since he was a youngster. Jim uses a Gibson Les Paul electric guitar, but recently has been reported to use a Fender Telecaster.

George Harrison, born in England, was the lead guitarist for the famous, or perhaps infamous, band The Beatles! George also did some songwriting, and proved himself a quite capable songwriter. George also went on to become a film producer and even acted a few roles. But he is best known as the lead guitarist for the beloved Beatles!

Keith Richards, is best known as a founding member of The Rolling Stones,. (Though a small but fanatical group sees him primarily as the inspiration for 's brilliant character, .) That aside, Mr. Richards is one of the to ever live. His nicknames include and;The Human Riffandquot; and andquot;Keef RiffHardandquot;.

, though he isn't one of the most skilled guitarists that ever lived, certainly deserves the title of andquot;The guitarist that brought the most changeandquot;. With his guitar and his unique voice, Elvis started a rebellion - one that dwarfed all of the revolutions the world had seen up to that time, for this one covered the entire world, and is still going strong. While it directly killed no one, it was very powerful - it was that evil beat they called Rock Music!

, while not exactly as influential as Elvis, certainly deserves the title of guitar virtuoso. Anyone who has seen Steven give a concert will know what I say when I say that his guitar is just an extension of his body. It seems that he can make that guitar andquot;talkandquot; just how he wants - with no effort! Andrew Koblick's Guitar Improvement DVDs include... Amazing Guitar- Improve Fast: http://www.learnguitar01.guitar5day.com the Ultimate Blues Primer - Play the Blues: http://www.blues01.guitar5day.com Free Newsletter: http://www.newsletter.guitar5day.com ]]> Seinfeld (Season 4) DVD Review http://www.artwoo.com/article/seinfeld-season-4-dvd-review http://www.artwoo.com/article/seinfeld-season-4-dvd-review#comments Sat, 29 Apr 2006 06:50:02 +0000 comedian jerry seinfeldgeorge kramerseinfeld season 4 dvdseinfeld season 4george costanzacosmo kramertrivial pursuit question http://www.artwoo.com/article/seinfeld-season-4-dvd-review comedian Jerry Seinfeld, his childhood friend (Jason Alexander), his eccentric next-door neighbor (Michael Richards), and his ex-girlfriend Elaine Benese (Julia Louis-Dreyfus). Together, they form one of the most unforgettable comedy teams in television history.

The Seinfeld (Season 4) DVD offers a number of hilarious episodes including the season premiere in which Jerry asks George to accompany him on a trip to Los Angeles where he'll be appearing on The Tonight Show. While in Hollywood, the two attempt to track down Kramer who recently moved there to become a star. But the trip goes awry when hotel maid Lupe can't grasp the concept of George's preferred bed tuck, Jerry loses his Tonight Show material, and Kramer is fingered by local police as the prime suspect in the "smog strangler" killings... Other notable episodes from Season 4 include "The Bubble Boy" in which George incurs the wrath of an entire township following his argument over a with a local handicapped icon who (for medical reasons) lives in a bubble, and "The Contest" (based on a real life Larry David experience) in which Jerry, George, Kramer, and Elaine place a wager on who can practice self-denial the longest... "The Junior Mint" and "The Handicap Spot" round out a year that is arguably the best season in Seinfeld's hilarious nine-year run...

Below is a list of episodes included on the Seinfeld (Season 4) DVD:

Episode 41 (The Trip: Part 1) Air Date: 08-12-1992 Episode 42 (The Trip: Part 2) Air Date: 08-19-1992 Episode 43 (The Pitch) Air Date: 09-16-1992 Episode 44 (The Ticket) Air Date: 09-16-1992 Episode 45 (The Wallet) Air Date: 09-23-1992 Episode 46 (The Watch) Air Date: 09-30-1992 Episode 47 (The Bubble Boy) Air Date: 10-07-1992 Episode 48 (The Cheever Letters) Air Date: 10-28-1992 Episode 49 (The Opera) Air Date: 11-04-1992 Episode 50 (The Virgin) Air Date: 11-11-1992 Episode 51 (The Contest) Air Date: 11-18-1992 Episode 52 (The Airport) Air Date: 11-25-1992 Episode 53 (The Pick) Air Date: 12-16-1992 Episode 54 (The Movie) Air Date: 01-06-1993 Episode 55 (The Visa) Air Date: 01-27-1993 Episode 56 (The Shoes) Air Date: 02-04-1993 Episode 57 (The Outing) Air Date: 02-11-1993 Episode 58 (The Old Man) Air Date: 02-18-1993 Episode 59 (The Implant) Air Date: 02-25-1993 Episode 60 (The Junior Mint) Air Date: 03-18-1993 Episode 61 (The Smelly Car) Air Date: 04-15-1993 Episode 62 (The Handicap Spot) Air Date: 05-13-1993 Episode 63 (The Pilot: Part 1) Air Date: 05-20-1993 Episode 64 (The Pilot: Part 2) Air Date: 05-20-1993 Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report (http://thedvdreport.blogspot.com), a blog where you can find more reviews like this one. ]]>