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 1. Micheal Jordan Jordan really didn't have much weakness in his basketball game. He was a relentless defender as witnessed by his 9 All defensive 1st team selections and also winning a defensive player of the year award. He was also by far the most dominant offensive force of his generation, routinely having to battle double and triple teams every game yet still scoring at a career 30.1 PPG pace. Clutch shooting was also his forte as he hit so many game winning shots and his stats only improved in the playoffs when it really mattered. Micheal Jordan had 10 Scoring tiles, 5 season MVP awards, 6 Finals MVP awards and 6 championship titles. MBA 2. Wilt Chamberlain Statistically Wilt Chamberlain should be number one on this list. In a single game he once scored 100 pts by himself! In another game he scored 58 pts and pulled down 45 rebounds. His most amazing stat I think is that he never once fouled out of a NBA game in his entire career. He had absolutely off the chart career number

 Building a new home can be a fun, wonderful experience if you are willing to do some "homework" and learn what to expect. For many, finding the right builder (a professional that you can trust) is the biggest hurdle to enjoying a wonderful building experience. The standard advice on this point is to "call around and get at least three estimates, then choose the middle one". The problem with this advice is that it essentially boils your decision down to price and completely disregards the most important factors in choosing the right builder - trust, communication, and craftsmanship. I guess the standard advice is OK if you happen to know at least three reputable builders that you're comfortable working with and all three are qualified to do the type of work you have in mind. But most people don't personally know three builders that meet those requirements. Maine’s general contractor So, what should you do? How do you find the builder that will make your cons