Seinfeld

zIf you’re like me, you grew up with a mother who always told you to go outside or read a book instead of watching television which I was told rotted your brain. But maybe, our mothers were wrong. Maybe television IS good for you. Man, this video is discriminatory to orphans. Sorry Bats. Here in Canada, we spend on average 4 and a half hours reading books every week, which sounds pretty good, but not when compared to the 15 hours or more we spend a week watching televison. Both those numbers…

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…

the daughter of one of the victims and because she isn't 21 yet and doesn't know who her father is, she is going to be sent to a boarding home. From there we find out that the boarding home is run by two crazies, Len Lesser who played Uncle Leo in Seinfeld, and Gloria Grahame from It's a Wonderful Life. Ellie wants to run away, but most of the kids that try end up dead and at the same time she is looking for a way to escape, she has to deal with being stalked by some crazy masked man wielding a…

believe that humorists are vital because they are able to make insulting (and sometimes inappropriate) insinuations about others, having the ability to get away with such an atrocity is not necessarily a good idea. For example, even though the show Seinfeld is used to poke fun at some of the things people say, do or act like, they may take offense to some of the content on the show; a Cigar Store Indian, a ‘Sidler’, even a holiday that one of the characters…

to fail because of its outrageous prices and its small potential.; people still seemed entranced by it. The industry has even broadcasted many important things that have made it what it is today, such as the “Moon Landing,” and famous shows like “Seinfeld,” and “American Idol.” The breakthroughs today may even become what the future of television may be. The possibilities are limitless knowing that if something can be improved than can change and evolve into something different. People usually…

mentions that the television set in Vince and Jon’s motel room is playing Seinfeld. Sommer hints that Belber intentionally included this aspect because it links Jon, Amy, and Vince to the Seinfeldians, who “[blow] life’s minor events all out of proportion” (Sommer, par. 6). This fact is brought up back in the epilogue, which Sommer notes that the set and plot is structured in a way that separates the Tape characters from the “Seinfeld ghetto of perpetual post-adolescence” (Sommer, par. 6). The…

were best friends that were ended. In general, I prefer to have open relationships. I feel that if you aren't open to those who are close to you and vice versa, then the relationship is doomed to fail. I have known my best friend, who we'll call Seinfeld, for at least seven years. The two of us know nearly everything about each other. We know each others' opinions, feelings, and for the most part, I can anticipate what…

“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”…

more about the humor rather than inciting hostility (D. 10). This ranged from the early Irish and German acts to the later Black, Dutch, Italian, and Jewish vaudevillians (DiMeglio 44-45). Some of these tropes are still successfully used today - Seinfeld, being a perfect example. A distant relative, Edward “Farfariello” Migliaccio, played the caffé concerto, the jook joints of the Italian circuit which had several venues around Little Italy, New York and especially on Bowery Ave. His acts played…

ELAD543 M1 Video Discussion The Seinfeld clip is hysterical, yet it provides valuable points to note regarding delivering a lesson. As students entered the room he did not greet them in a positive manner and when class began his first sentence, “I’ve graded your tests and I have to say I’m a little more than disappointed,” was discouraging. No objective, essential question or anticipatory set was used to engage students into the lesson. When he questioned students and they offered incorrect…