Based on the bestselling novel by Candace Bushnell, the HBO original series Sex And The City took the television world by storm following its release in the summer of 1998. Following the exploits of four young and educated female friends living and working in New York City, the show revolves around the various relationships and life problems experienced by each member of the group. Sporting an experienced and talented cast, the show has developed a strong, borderline fanatic following

Sarah Jessica Parker (the de facto lead character of the show) stars as Carrie Bradshaw, a popular sex columnist for a local newspaper who travels in numerous Manhattan social circles. Carrie is engaged in a tempestuous on-again, off-again relationship with a mystery man always referred to as "Mr. Big". The young urban professional shares her life with three best friends who have similarly interesting jobs - Miranda Hobbs (Cynthia Nixon), a lawyer tired of being single given the societal ramifications; Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall), a promiscuous publicist who enjoys non-exclusive relationships; and Charlotte McDougal (Kristin Davis), an art museum curator who is relatively less open about her sexuality Together, the women seek each other's advice on the ever-present and varying predicaments in which they find their romantic relationships

The Sex And The City (Season 6) DVD features a number of hilarious episodes including the season premiere "To Market, To Market" in which Carrie is of the opinion that her personal stock has skyrocketed due to her recent date with Jack Berger, and Samantha is brought to ecstasy by a stockbroker neighbor. Meanwhile, Miranda and Charlotte experience frustrations in their respective relationships Other notable episodes from Season 6 include "The Perfect Present" in which Carrie discovers Berger's "ex-file," and "One" in which Carrie begins dating internationally renowned artist, Alexander Petrovsky

Below is a list of episodes included on the Sex And The City (Season 6) DVDs:

Season 6, Part 1

Episode 75 (To Market, To Market) Air Date: 06-22-2003
Episode 76 (Great Sexpectations) Air Date: 06-29-2003
Episode 77 (The Perfect Present) Air Date: 07-06-2003
Episode 78 (Pick-A-Little, Talk-A-Little) Air Date: 07-13-2003
Episode 79 (Lights, Camera, Relationship) Air Date: 07-20-2003
Episode 80 (Hop, Skip, and a Week) Air Date: 07-27-2003
Episode 81 (The Post-It Always Sticks Twice) Air Date: 08-03-2003
Episode 82 (The Catch) Air Date: 08-10-2003
Episode 83 (A Woman's Right to Shoes) Air Date: 08-17-2003
Episode 84 (Boy, Interrupted) Air Date: 08-24-2003
Episode 85 (The Domino Effect) Air Date: 09-07-2003
Episode 86 (One) Air Date: 09-14-2003

Season 6, Part 2

Episode 87 (Let There Be Light) Air Date: 01-04-2004
Episode 88 (The Ick Factor) Air Date: 01-11-2004
Episode 89 (Catch-38) Air Date: 01-18-2004
Episode 90 (Out of the Frying Pan) Air Date: 01-25-2004
Episode 91 (The Cold War) Air Date: 02-01-2004
Episode 92 (Splat!) Air Date: 02-08-2004
Episode 93 (An American Girl in Paris: Part 1) Air Date: 02-15-2004
Episode 94 (An American Girl in Paris: Part 2) Air Date: 02-22-2004

Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report, a blog where you can find where you can find more reviews of movies and TV series. Source: http://thedvdreport.blogspot.com/2006/02/sex-and-city-season-6-dvd.html.

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About two years ago I was struggling to breathe life into my pet project called Skyaak. Skyaak is a unique Ring-Wing flying device that I originally saw over thirty years ago when a friend showed me a simple but very strange paper airplane. It consisted of two paper loops fastened on the front and back of a drinking straw, with a bit of gum at the front. It looked like nothing I had ever seen before. When he tossed it to me like a little dart, it flew really well. Really well!

It was love at first flight, and I never forget the elegant design.

Fast forward thirty years. I had been playing around with the idea of creating a much more sophisticated version of the design that could be commercially manufactured. I wanted to build a decent quality working prototype that would prove to my satisfaction that this was an idea worth pursuing. I used household items such as margarine containers for the ring-wings and slowly evolved the project until I could plainly see that it was indeed something worth developing.

Being a free-lance artist, my funds were fairly limited. At a certain moment, I began to feel discouraged that I might never have enough available capital to make a substantial investment in notching the project up to the next level. I had heard and read about the power of the sub-conscious to accomplish amazing feats, if a person had the discipline to ask it to do so.

I began to repeat a sort of mantra just before falling asleep each night in hopes that this might work. The mantra was a request that research and development for my Skyaak project be energized like never before.

Three nights went by and nothing happened. I was growing more discouraged but decided to persevere. At about 3:00 AM on the fourth night, I woke up and stumbled to my keyboard to peck out a sort of pick-me-up. After about an hour, it was finished. I re-read my first and only draft of what turned out to be a 12-stanza poem, thought it was pretty good, saved it, turned my computer off and went back to sleep.

The next day, a good friend who is a professional musician dropped over and I decided to show him the little ditty I had written. Well! He loved it and declared on the spot that he wanted to put it to music. He said that there was already a melody running through his head!

As if that wasnt amazing enough, over the next three weeks seven individuals came forward to invest capital in my Skyaak project after they read the poem. We all agreed that they would be anonymous, known only as Angel Investors.

This early seed capital, as well as the positive energy generated by their collective good faith, fueled the rapid advancement of the Skyaak project. I revisited the series of designs that I had been working on to date and redoubled my efforts to work out the intricacies of creating a mechanical drawing that resolved the challenges of a flat-manufactured ring-wing. This was a critical departure in the design, as I had found that the start-up cost of creating a full 3-dimensional model was daunting.

I was able to take my designs to a plastics manufacturing company and have the wing cut out with a laser beam. The lasers path is guided by my scale drawing, converted by a technician to a vector file, that the computer-generated laser can understand. I shopped all across North America (by phone and online) to find all of the various special plastic components that comprise the advanced Model 3. I custom designed all of the illustrated assembly instructions, the dual-purpose cardboard display/shipping box and the labeling during a period of intense creativity. This burst of creative energy was fueled not only by my dogged faith in the projects merits, but also the huge boost in confidence that I got from the seven Angel Investors.

After I heard him interviewed on CBC Radio, I sent best-selling Minneapolis-based author of Adventures from the Technology Underground William Gurstelle a sample unit of the Skyaak Model 3. He was so excited and impressed with it that he wrote the following on his blog (http://www.nfftu.blogspot.com):

"Skyaak- Canada's Answer to the Frisbee"

" Because I am a writer, I get to appear on national TV and radio every once in a while. Last month I did an interview with Radio Canada about Adventures from the Technology Underground. Fairly often, people contact me with questions and comments afterwards.

A Canadian inventor named Michael Robert Gaudet came up with something called the Skyaak, which is something you toss around to your buddies for fun. He sent me a couple after hearing me on the radio and I have to say, they are incredibly cool. It's sort of like a pole -shaped frisbee. There are two conical surfaces on either side of a plastic pole. The conical surfaces act as wings and provide interesting aerodynamic properties to the thing as a whole.

I took one to a gym last night and threw it around between basketball games. It was a hit!

I've not met Mr. Gaudet and have no financial interest in his product, but I do think it's very neat. I think it has more cachet than your regular old frisbee. Google skyaak if you're interested."

At the time of this writing, Skyaak Model 3 has been picked up by the Long Island, NY-based company New Da Vincis, who have freshly minted an online inventors boutique called http://www.NewDaVincis.com as a Feature Product! Their mandate is A web site that promotes great creative and innovative products made by inventors, entrepreneurs and talented and successful product creators. Products that even Leonardo da Vinci would have been proud of!

How could a simple poem create so much excitement? you ask yourself.

Well, if you are intrigued by this real-life success story, and want to read the poem, visit http://www.theahaexperience.com There, you will find a free download poster of the poem as well as a free sample MP3 file of the musical version. And yes, my musician friend and I did create a professional CD Single called I Believe as a result of our creative collaboration.

It is my hope that this story will inspire everyone who reads it to endure in good faith with your pet idea... to follow your muse and never give up on your dream! The deep feeling of satisfaction you get out of tangible results thanks to your hard work, focus and perseverance is second to none.

Michael Gaudet is a long-time professional artist specializing in large historic murals. See Gallery Gaudet at http://www.ArtAffectsDesign.com. He has branched off into aeronautical design and invented a unique 'Ring-Wing' flying device called Skyaak. To read more, visit http://www.skyaak.com. Skyaak is a feature product at Long Island, NY-based http://www.NewDaVincis.com.

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