Often described as "The Orthodox Seinfeld"
2 Comments Published by C.J. on Monday, August 29, 2005 at 12:00 PM.
Often described as "The Orthodox Seinfeld", Jeff Lax is tearing up the UWS comedy scene. With such supporters as City Councilman Dov Hikind (hailed Jeff's "unique brand of kosher comedy"), there is no way he can fail.
Other bullet points from his website:
- Jeffisms (i.e. "How do porcupines cuddle?")
- a Date Jeff feature
- the Video Gallery
Visit his site and let me know if you agree.
Laguna Beach: Pseudo-Reality Show
4 Comments Published by C.J. on Sunday, August 14, 2005 at 11:00 PM.
YOU asked for it:
There has been quite a buzz recently that MTV's latest hit, Laguna Beach, is 100% FAKE! the few proofs gathered (for your convenience) are:
- Camera shots/angles are more like a 3-camera sitcom than a reality show
- Actors/cast-members are more attractive than the average high school student (even in the OC)
- Prepared dialogue (So, how is your relationship with Jason?)
- This past week's US Weekly claims it's fake (thanks BigE)
- There was a cast photo posted on the webshots site with the "real names" of the characters. [EDIT: later pulled down]
UPDATE: to be fair, I recently came across the LB "Real" Prom Photos... to be continued...
UPDATE2: I did some investigative reporting and watched 3 straight episodes last nite. I am in love. I think its real! How could Jason's GF be some dumb!?? he is definitely cheating on you!! Move on!
Jason Alexander is a RAT: Reason #8
0 Comments Published by C.J. on Friday, August 12, 2005 at 11:00 AM.#8) this picture-->
Jason Alexander, Leonard Nimoy and Kyra Sedgwick:
Prominent Jews Talk About Being Jewish
Jason Alexander, Leonard Nimoy and Kyra Sedgwick:
Prominent Jews Talk About Being JewishAbigail Pogrebin, moderator
The "Stars of David," some of America’s most prominent Jews talk about their Jewish identity (or lack of one) and reveal how they became who they are today. Jason Alexander earned a place in the television comedy pantheon for his role as George Costanza in Seinfeld. Leonard Nimoy, most famous as Mr. Spock in Star Trek, directed Three Men and a Baby and The Good Mother. Kyra Sedgwick is best known for her film roles in Born on the Fourth of July and Something to Talk About. Celebrity guests subject to change.
this seems more like the cast of The Jewish Surreal Life, than anything else!
Memory issues with AJAX / Callback / ComponentArt Grid 3.0
3 Comments Published by C.J. on Tuesday, August 02, 2005 at 12:05 PM.I have been using AJAX/Javascript Callbacks/whatever you want to call them for a few years now. I am excited at the recent adoption of the community at large of these products, but, at the same time, worried that people down realize the limitations.
Specifically, client-side scripting languages do a horrible job of memory management. Well, technically, its most modern browsers are good at releasing resources- when they are told to do so. However, they arent being told to free-up memory when a new object is loaded via AJAX/Callback (to release the previous div/grid/etc).
I wonder if Componentart is considering any way around this?
Example below.
Grid fro ASP.net 3.0 Beta
Callback (AJAX) mode
IE Empty - 10,908 MB
Load callback_mode/WebForm1.aspx - 19,748 MB
Click on Subject - 22,072 MB
Click on Subject - 22,404 MB
Click on Recieved - 22,500 MB
Server-side Running Mode
Load /server_sideRunningMode/WebForm1.aspx - 18,784 MB
Click on Subject - 19,444
Click on Subject - 19,328 MB
Click on Recieved - 19,672 MB