Maybe you'll care where your chicken nuggets come from, even though these American kids didn't.
This video reminds me of an image that I recently saw here on the Huffington Post, of mechanically separated chicken:
Still hungry?
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Showing posts with label Huffington Post. Show all posts
Monday, October 25, 2010
The Anatomy of a Chicken Nugget.
Maybe you'll care where your chicken nuggets come from, even though these American kids didn't.
This video reminds me of an image that I recently saw here on the Huffington Post, of mechanically separated chicken:
Still hungry?
Thursday, April 8, 2010
White House & Huffington Post host “Open for Questions” Live Chat on Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act - Tomorrow, Fri April 9
Tomorrow (Friday April 9) at 9:15 AM EST, US Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Melody Barnes, Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council will participate in a Live Online Chat to discuss the Student Aid and Fiscal Relief Act. Also participating in the chat will be Jose Antonio Vargas of the Huffington Post and Amanda Litman of Northwestern University.
You can join the chat on the White House website and the Huffington Post website.
Questions for the chat were solicited from students across the country -- from public and private schools of all sizes -- via the Huffington Post’s college newspaper network. The Huffington Post published questions to its website for a public vote and, 150,000 votes later, an editor of one of the participating college newspapers and a representative from the Huffington Post will present the final video questions to be answered at the White House.
You can join the chat on the White House website and the Huffington Post website.
Questions for the chat were solicited from students across the country -- from public and private schools of all sizes -- via the Huffington Post’s college newspaper network. The Huffington Post published questions to its website for a public vote and, 150,000 votes later, an editor of one of the participating college newspapers and a representative from the Huffington Post will present the final video questions to be answered at the White House.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Win a Trip to Copenhagen :: Hopenhagen Ambassador Contest
From a November 16th Huffington Post blog post:
WHAT: We are sending a HuffPost citizen journalist to Copenhagen for the climate conference as the Hopenhagen Ambassador, to represent the global nation of people who are hopeful that leaders will come to an agreement.
THE PRIZE: The winner will receive a trip to Copenhagen from December 12-19th! This will include airfare, accommodation, press accreditation for the UN conference, Media training with HuffPost Citizen journalism editor Matt Palevsky, HuffPost blogging privileges, and a flip camera to record events.
But with great privilege comes great responsibility:
The duties of the Hopenhagen Ambassador will include:
Representing the people of Hopenhagen to the media and at official events throughout the week, reporting on events in blogs and videos posts for HuffPost while in Copenhagen, doing celebrity interviews, and spreading the message of hope throughout his or her personal and social networks.
WHO: Anyone over 18 can enter the contest -- you just need to upload a one minute campaign video for why you should elected ambassador. click here for the full contest rules.
Watch this video for more information on what we're looking for.
We are letting HuffPost readers pick the ten best candidates. The voting part of the contest will run from November 18th to December 2nd. We'll stop accepting new entries on November 29th at midnight. We'll notify ten finalists that are being considered by December 3rd by our panel of judges, which will include Arianna Huffington, Laurie David, Green Editor Katherine Goldstein, Citizen Journalism Editor Matthew Palevsky and others to be announced. We will contact the finalists through their YouTube or Facebook accounts (be sure you check those!) The winner will be announced Monday December 7th.
Videos will be published on HuffPost Green, where viewers can vote on who they think should be the Hopenhagen Ambassador. Candidates are encouraged to mobilize their networks of friends, twitter followers (use the hashtag #votehope), and even seek out celebrity or organizational endorsements for their candidacy. Be creative, get attention for yourself and the cause of bringing hope to Copenhagen.
Submit your video using the YouTube Direct uploader, which can be found here. You will be briefly redirected to YouTube in order to verify your account. You can also link to a video that already exists on your YouTube account.
WHAT: We are sending a HuffPost citizen journalist to Copenhagen for the climate conference as the Hopenhagen Ambassador, to represent the global nation of people who are hopeful that leaders will come to an agreement.
THE PRIZE: The winner will receive a trip to Copenhagen from December 12-19th! This will include airfare, accommodation, press accreditation for the UN conference, Media training with HuffPost Citizen journalism editor Matt Palevsky, HuffPost blogging privileges, and a flip camera to record events.
But with great privilege comes great responsibility:
The duties of the Hopenhagen Ambassador will include:
Representing the people of Hopenhagen to the media and at official events throughout the week, reporting on events in blogs and videos posts for HuffPost while in Copenhagen, doing celebrity interviews, and spreading the message of hope throughout his or her personal and social networks.
WHO: Anyone over 18 can enter the contest -- you just need to upload a one minute campaign video for why you should elected ambassador. click here for the full contest rules.
Watch this video for more information on what we're looking for.
We are letting HuffPost readers pick the ten best candidates. The voting part of the contest will run from November 18th to December 2nd. We'll stop accepting new entries on November 29th at midnight. We'll notify ten finalists that are being considered by December 3rd by our panel of judges, which will include Arianna Huffington, Laurie David, Green Editor Katherine Goldstein, Citizen Journalism Editor Matthew Palevsky and others to be announced. We will contact the finalists through their YouTube or Facebook accounts (be sure you check those!) The winner will be announced Monday December 7th.
Videos will be published on HuffPost Green, where viewers can vote on who they think should be the Hopenhagen Ambassador. Candidates are encouraged to mobilize their networks of friends, twitter followers (use the hashtag #votehope), and even seek out celebrity or organizational endorsements for their candidacy. Be creative, get attention for yourself and the cause of bringing hope to Copenhagen.
Submit your video using the YouTube Direct uploader, which can be found here. You will be briefly redirected to YouTube in order to verify your account. You can also link to a video that already exists on your YouTube account.
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