Jerry Seinfeld

(-- removed HTML --) It's been over for nearly 20 years now, but Seinfeld has taught us some timeless lessons that should inspire us for years. 1. “Jerry, just remember, it's not a lie if you believe it.” The earnestness with which Jason delivers the line, combined with everything we know about George at this point, really makes you feel like those words came from the heart, like this was the most profound wisdom that George will ever impart. 2. “I spend so much time trying to get their…

The reading discourse community of which I am a member is atypical in the sense that it consist of early 19th century and late 18th century literature. I take great delight in reading books from authors of the aforementioned times for a fair amount of reasons: their elegant style of writing, as well as their expressive nature when conveying matters. If ever faced with the choice of either reading a contemporary book or a book from the late 17th century, I would summarily select the latter. It…

Crisco was a product that offer the possibility of not burning. It did not catch on fire in high heat condition. It can probably reuse it if you need to or want to. Unlike butter, Crisco can’t go back as butter because it is last a long time. It is a scientific created product known as hydrogenated oil that part of new revolution of chemical engineering in 1800’s and early 1900’s. There are bunch of things that make Crisco superior the butter and people use Crisco for frying chicken and making…

In Caitlin Flanagan’s 2015 The Atlantic articles “that’s Not Funny, “The state, Flanagan suspect, reflects the broader “infantilization” of college students, who must be kept happy and entertained lest they wander off, taking their tuition money with them. She names comedian after comedian forced to sanitize acts or risk being shut out of a lucrative market. One comic Flanagan discusses brings the house down, only to be rejected by most schools when his routine crosses too many racial boundaries…

4. The Atlantis Bahamas, also known as Atlantis Paradise Island, is the resort built in 1998. It is located on the island of Bahamas like its name. Sol Kerzner, the South African multi-millionaire, and Kerzner International Limited are the founders of the resort. Towers and resorts altogether form the paradise island which requires time to finish. Initially, they constructed the beach and coral towers followed by the Royal tower to be connected by a bridge. In 2007, the resort was available for…

We are so use to running on automatic pilot that we accept our inner thoughts for what they are. We never question them. We never try to change them. Good, bad or indifferent, that inner recording just keeps looping and playing and we just keep listening to it. “You’re not smart enough, good enough, pretty enough …” “You don’t have the education.” “You’re for the wrong country.” “You’re the wrong nationality.” “You’re to short, to tall, to fat, to thin …” We never filter anything out. It take…

the wrong city, or supported the wrong quarterback. In a skit regarding American sports fans, Jerry Seinfeld satirically expressed this idea with perfect accuracy. Seinfeld explained that players move teams so often that it makes routing for a team very hard to justify. According to Seinfeld, “you are standing and cheering and yelling for your clothes to beat the clothes from another city” (Seinfeld). The only…

“Capitol Theatre is at the former site of the Belmore Markets. The latter, built by George McRae (Architect) and Norman Selfe (structural engineer) in 1891, but was commercially unsuccessful due to its location, being too far from Darling Harbour. The old site was rebuilt as a theatre in 1928.” Since the early 19th century when this section of land was used by settlers as a market place for manufacture and hay, hence its name, “Haymarket”. The building initially functioned as “Belmore Markets”…

The Australian flag debate is an interrupted enquiry over whether the Australian flag should be changed, particularly to eliminate the Union Jack from the canton, but to perhaps introduce a completely new design without the Southern Cross. John Blaxland who approves a proposal for a new mature Australian flag, agrees that the flag should be changed. Although there is a lot of controversy around this argument. For example Allan Pidgeon argues that Australia should change its flag. However some…

American Psycho, Election 2016, and the Entropy of the American Dream The ‘80’s described in the book were a time of excess, immorality, and sloth. They were also significantly a time when the American Dream, as originally described was one of hard work and charismatic patriotism, changed to one of excess and moral competition. In this, the human persona became more animalistic; so begins this discourse with a genius line from the main character of American Psycho, Patrick Bateman, “There…