Katie in the Middle

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Thu Mar 21

bees-knees:

the truth behind calorie labels, casey niestat.

i may not always eat like it, but i think it is important to know what you’re putting into your body. this an awesome and quick look at a day in the life of food, and what’s really in it.

It’s worth watching!

Wed Mar 6
thedailycourtney:

We’ll miss you, L. Bow. Best last home game I can imagine. MIZ. ZOU.

thedailycourtney:

We’ll miss you, L. Bow. Best last home game I can imagine. MIZ. ZOU.

nyclust:

I also needed this today.

Corgi!

Sun Mar 3
Sat Mar 2
humansofnewyork:

My name is Brandon Stanton and I’m a photographer in New York City. As many of you already know, several months ago I was approached by the fashion label DKNY, who offered me $15,000 to purchase 300 of my photographs. I politely refused the offer. But earlier this week, one of my fans discovered that DKNY was using my photographs anyway— in Asia. (Full Story:http://thebea.st/13ijYt6) As atonement for this infringement, I publicly requested that DKNY donate $100,000 in my name to the YMCA in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, so that underprivileged children could attend summer camp. DKNY responded on Monday with a $25,000 donation.
The incredible power of the internet, once again.
 
Over the next three days, my audience stepped in and raised the full $100,000 themselves. Over 3,000 people chipped in, and raised an astonishing $103,710 in 72 hours. (http://bit.ly/YTy4h3)I have no interest in vilifying DKNY. It is a company composed of thousands of good people. The founder, Donna Karan, is highly respected around the world for both her creativity and philanthropy. But I would appreciate if you would REBLOG this post, and lend your voice to my request that DKNY raise their donation to match the $103,710 that we raised. Together, we could create a $208,000 investment in the lives of children in one of New York’s most vital and diverse neighborhoods. Thank you so much.

humansofnewyork:

My name is Brandon Stanton and I’m a photographer in New York City. As many of you already know, several months ago I was approached by the fashion label DKNY, who offered me $15,000 to purchase 300 of my photographs. I politely refused the offer. But earlier this week, one of my fans discovered that DKNY was using my photographs anyway— in Asia. (Full Story:http://thebea.st/13ijYt6

As atonement for this infringement, I publicly requested that DKNY donate $100,000 in my name to the YMCA in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, so that underprivileged children could attend summer camp. DKNY responded on Monday with a $25,000 donation.

The incredible power of the internet, once again.

 


Over the next three days, my audience stepped in and raised the full $100,000 themselves. Over 3,000 people chipped in, and raised an astonishing $103,710 in 72 hours. (http://bit.ly/YTy4h3)

I have no interest in vilifying DKNY. It is a company composed of thousands of good people. The founder, Donna Karan, is highly respected around the world for both her creativity and philanthropy. 

But I would appreciate if you would REBLOG this post, and lend your voice to my request that DKNY raise their donation to match the $103,710 that we raised. 

Together, we could create a $208,000 investment in the lives of children in one of New York’s most vital and diverse neighborhoods. Thank you so much.

(via sitnexttolynn)

Mon Feb 25
humansofnewyork:

I am a street photographer in New York City. Several months ago, I was approached by a representative of DKNY who asked to purchase 300 of my photos to hang in their store windows “around the world.” They offered me $15,000. A friend in the industry told me that $50 per photo was not nearly enough to receive from a company with hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue. So I asked for more money. They said “no.”Today, a fan sent me a photo from a DKNY store in Bangkok. The window is full of my photos. These photos were used without my knowledge, and without compensation.I don’t want any money. But please REBLOG this post if you think that DKNY should donate $100,000 on my behalf to the YMCA in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. That donation would sure help a lot of deserving kids go to summer camp. I’ll let you guys know if it happens.


Yes! Of course!

humansofnewyork:

I am a street photographer in New York City. Several months ago, I was approached by a representative of DKNY who asked to purchase 300 of my photos to hang in their store windows “around the world.” They offered me $15,000. A friend in the industry told me that $50 per photo was not nearly enough to receive from a company with hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue. So I asked for more money. They said “no.”

Today, a fan sent me a photo from a DKNY store in Bangkok. The window is full of my photos. These photos were used without my knowledge, and without compensation.

I don’t want any money. But please REBLOG this post if you think that DKNY should donate $100,000 on my behalf to the YMCA in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. That donation would sure help a lot of deserving kids go to summer camp. I’ll let you guys know if it happens.

Yes! Of course!

(via sitnexttolynn)

Fri Feb 22

haygirlhay:

anniehinton:

thekeevster:

connuh:

I HAVENT LAUGHED SO HARD IN MY LIFE

The internet is a beautiful place.

These kids are such fucking shit heads but I am dyyyyyyying

Internet videos have put me firmly on my grave this week.

Dabbing tears from my eyes.

Kidz!

(Source: hitmonchan)

Mon Feb 18
Tender pork?

Tender pork?

(via lifeisabsurd)

thedailycourtney:

Is hating Monday this much like an actual medical syndrome, or does it just mean I need a new job?

Agree totally! Except for this Monday, I have a holiday! And, I love this Monday! But, only this Monday!

thedailycourtney:

Is hating Monday this much like an actual medical syndrome, or does it just mean I need a new job?

Agree totally! Except for this Monday, I have a holiday! And, I love this Monday! But, only this Monday!

Sun Feb 17