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NYC fourth grader sneaks camera into school, makes documentary about gross cafeteria food
Here’s a clip from an upcoming documentary by a fourth grader who snuck a camera into school to document his horrible school lunches and the vast distance between the food that the school claims to serve and food he and his friends end up eating.
Zachary is a fourth grader at a large New York City public elementary school. Each day he reads the Department of Education lunch menu online to see what is being served. The menu describes delicious and nutritious cuisine that reads as if it came from the finest restaurants. However, when Zachary gets to school, he finds a very different reality. Armed with a concealed video camera and a healthy dose of rebellious courage, Zachary embarks on a six month covert mission to collect video footage of his lunch and expose the truth about the City’s school food service program.
NYPD wrongfully seize wrong SD card
Photography is not a Crime shares the story:
New York City police officers arrested a woman who was video recording them from a public sidewalk as they conducted some type of “vehicle safety checkpoint.”
The officers apparently stole a memory card from a camera, which turned out to be the wrong one, allowing us to view the video.
(Source: bobbycaputo)
“The Lowline is poised to become the New Yorkiest thing to happen to New York City since the Double-Dutch tournament at the Apollo Theatre.”
Read up on this awesome article in the WSJ by Gabrielle Hamilton on the Lowline:http://stream.wsj.com/story/latest-headlines/SS-2-63399/SS-2-236098/
Untapped Secrets of Central Park: Waterfalls, Caves and Prehistoric Rocks http://bit.ly/13BJ2Xw
Via the New York Daily News, the arrest of a suspect in a fatal bias attack in Greenwich Village:The homophobe accused of shooting a gay man to death in the West Village laughed in hideous glee as he confessed, a prosecutor told a judge said Sunday.
Elliot Morales (seen being arrested on Friday night) was hauled before a judge and charged with killing Mark Carson with a point-blank head shot from a .38-caliber revolver following a barrage of anti-gay taunts shortly before midnight on Friday.
Morales, 33, got only a few blocks away from where Carson fell on W. 8th St. near Sixth Ave. when police collared him. As he was being restrained on a sidewalk, he laughed and boasted: “I shot him in the face.”
Morales, who had been staying recently with friends in the Rockaways, was ordered held without bail. He was charged with second-degree murder as a hate crime and other counts.
“It’s clear that the victim here was killed only because and just because he was thought to be gay,” NYPD Commissioner Raymond Kelly said. The commissioner added that Carson in no way antagonized his killer.
(Photo: Alec Tabak for the NY Daily News)
Wow! A unique take on the fast-moving NYC taxicab…
Whoa!
(Source: cuntamination)
Street toy merchant,Union Square area, circa 1903 Photo from the Library of Congress.
Free Summer Concerts in NYC
Starting now through August, you can hear live music of all kinds across the City ranging from punk on Staten Island, rock on the Manhattan waterfront and world music at SummerStage. For a full list of concerts and festivals visit ow.ly/l8OaH.
NYC artist’s photos of unknowing subjects raise privacy concerns
(Photo: Bebeto Matthews / AP)
To the well-known photographer who shot them with a telephoto lens, the pictures of people going about their daily lives in the building across the street constitute art.
