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Colin Weatherby
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Do a Google image search for ” Obama lift ” right now. You’ll find literally dozens of photos taken during pizza shop owner Scott Van Duzer’s now famous bear hug of President Obama a few days ago. This event wasn’t exactly staged, but it wasn’t entirely candid either. Journalists from around the world were present during the “big [...]
Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: What Exactly Happened to Obama in that Pizza Shop? 8 months, 1 week ago · View
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Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: Stop & Frisk Changes from 2010 to 2011 1 year, 2 months ago · View
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Awesome subject. Love his story. Also love how you brought in his music video. I think it would be nice to tighten the whole thing up to about 2:00 minutes. It’d also be nice to just focus on his dichotomy as a man in two different worlds, what that means to him, why he did [...]
Colin Weatherby commented on the blog post Architect By Day and Performing Artist By Night 1 year, 5 months ago · View
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Cyclocross 2011 from Vimeo. Cyclocross is a fringe cycling phenomenon with deep roots in modern cycling culture. The sport began as a favorite off-season training activity for Tour de France riders nearly 100 years ago, and has since become a national pastime in several European countries. In the United States, the rough-and-tumble world of cyclocross racing has [...]
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“I’m just happy that I have a job, to be out here with the people, to greet them and make a living day by day.”
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Understanding job growth is a tricky business. The Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes dozens of quarterly projections, but few statistics are reviewed by national media. Virtually all of the annual job growth numbers are based on the time-tested non-farm payroll statistics. Non-farm payroll stats are nice for understanding broad national trends, but what about all of the jobs [...]
Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: Perks of the Job: A Survey Analysis 1 year, 5 months ago · View
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The survey: What is a Job, Really? Click here to see the results. I created my survey with the intention of shedding a little light on some of the less discussed elements of employment. Namely, I wanted to see whether time flexibility, vacations, stress and workload were more important determining factors in employment that simple dollars and cents. [...]
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Vincent Fontana, 33, was born into a pizza empire. His father and uncle emigrated to the United States from Sicily and opened Original Pizza on Avenue L in Canarsie with the family recipes. The pizza is good. Damn good. As the Italians moved out of the neighborhood, all the other pizza shops closed down. Original [...]
Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: One Pizza Man with Soaring Dreams 1 year, 6 months ago · View
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I’m not sure. Is that a British organization?
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Sometimes we forget that CUNY Journalism School is plopped down right in the middle of the biggest tourist attraction in the world. Like so many of my colleagues, I often block out the existence of all those pasty Middle Americans. Every once in a while, it is nice to remember that they are actually people. [...]
Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: Times Square Tourists Recount Their Conquests 1 year, 6 months ago · View
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NOT COOL. I thought this was off the record!
Colin Weatherby commented on the blog post Colin Weatherby’s last night on the boat 1 year, 7 months ago · View
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Journalist Guia Del Prado, 25, talks about life as a call center supervisor at an AT&T tech support center in Reno, Nevada.
Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: Guia Del Prado: Tech Support Phone Jockey 1 year, 7 months ago · View
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Several hundred members of the Colorbred Canary Club met at St. Jude Church in Canarsie on October 1 st for the 12 th Annual Canary Competition. The mood inside the church gymnasium was quietly somber as a team of four highly trained judges slowly analyzed the entries, inspecting the birds based on a long set of detailed criteria. The [...]
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Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: A New Recipe for Effective Job Creation 1 year, 7 months ago · View
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New York City transportation bloggers and tweeters have been absolutely titillated over the past few days by the announcement that the four boroughs (sorry, Staten Island) will be getting a new bike share system next summer. The city has decided to partner with Alta Bicycle Share based in Portland, Oregon to create the system. Mayor Bloomberg argues [...]
Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: Bikeshare: Another Half-Baked Economy Booster for NYC 1 year, 8 months ago · View
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You’re broke. You’re bored. You surf the internet endlessly looking for that miracle job that nobody else found. Most likely, that’s how you ended up here. When it comes to making ends meet, most folks aren’t willing to cobble together piecemeal work and scramble for nickels. But if you are, here are some (legal) methods [...]
Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: Top 5 Unlikely Places to Look for a Job in NYC 1 year, 8 months ago · View
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President Barack Obama will be addressing the country tonight on what will most likely be a pretty awful jobs outlook. Growth is stagnant and some are speculating that the Great Recession is about to take a double dip into the red. Miraculously, the nonprofit sector has seemingly bucked the national trend. Idealist.org, the largest nonprofit [...]
Colin Weatherby wrote a new blog post: Nonprofit Sector Remains Shining Light in A Pathetic Jobs Forecast 1 year, 8 months ago · View
