Digest Number 386

[Guest guest]

Thanks for doing this, Jeff. I like choice # 5, but without the hyphen in Raw Foods.

Remember, I have a free printshop (at my job) at our disposal. :-)

 

Linda

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

----Original Message Follows---- RawSeattle RawSeattle RawSeattle [RawSeattle] Digest Number 386 3 Sep 2002 12:45:08 -0000

 

[Guest guest]

Hi There Fellow Veggie Friends,

 

I thought I'd pass this along. Perhaps you've already caught wind about

this fabulous act of dedication towards the well-being of animals these

folks are demonstrating. I'm impressed. I hope they plan to visit the

bay area. Better yet, I'd love to join them.

 

By the way, I had sent a previous notice about the EarthSave Turkey-Free

Thanksgiving Celebration held on Sunday, November 24th at 5:30. I

neglected to include the details about what to bring.

 

The potlucks are vegetarian (preferably vegan (no animal products at

all)). Please bring a delicious dish to feed 8 to 10, a friend or family

member to share it with, your own plate, utensils and a cup. A printed

recipe would be a nice addition.

 

Also, if you can volunteer to help set-up, please arrive by 4:30 or

please plan to stay late to help clean-up.

 

Thank you, Syndee

 

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On January 5, 2003, HOPE-GEO will launch its Compassion for Animals Road

Expedition (CARE), which will span 40 states and 4 provinces in 23 weeks

by means of its FaunaVision-equipped CARE-a-van.  Among the events on

the CARE agenda will be (hopefully) a series of vegan potlucks in

conjunction with all or most of the Earthsave chapters and other vegan

groups enroute, where the CARE team will give a CARE presentation, and

the winning dishes across the continent will be featured in the eventual

CARE Tour Vegan Cook ! Book.

 

To view the CARE tour itinerary (also see below), route map, background,

photo-gallery, etc., please log on to http://www.HOPE-CARE.org .

 

The CARE team comprises three members:

 

CARE’s campaign director and tour organizer Anthony Marr is a world

known wildlife preservationist who has led three expeditions into deep

rural India, conducted uncover operations in both Asia and America, and

been featured in the award-winning TV wildlife documentary series

Champions of The Wild (aired in 20 countries) as its Champion of the

Bengal Tiger.  On home turf Canada he is best known as a leading

anti-hunting activist against the Western Canada Grizzly Bear Trophy

Hunt and the 300,000/year Eastern Canada

Commercial Seal Hunt.  He is the author of a book titled OmniScience:

Earth’s Shining Destiny.  He is also a vegetarian and has spoken at

several Earthsave potlucks before.

 

CARE's vegan advocacy director Brenda Davis is a registered

dietitian-nutritionist, popular author and an internationally acclaimed

speaker.  She is co-author of four must-read nutrition books – Becoming

Vegetarian – an international best-seller, being completely revised and

updated th! is year; Becoming Vegan – an advanced nutrition guide for

all vegans and those moving in that direction; Dairy-free and Delicious

– an amazing resource for

anyone wishing to avoid dairy foods; and the soon-to-be-released

Defeating Diabetes which will offer new hopes for all those who suffer

from type 2 diabetes.

 

CARE’s assistant campaigner Cory Davis, at the early age of 15, is

courageous enough to take his first great leap of faith for a cause he

feels passionate about.  Since a toddler Cory has demonstrated boundless

compassion for animals, and has encouraging his friends and classmates

to go veggie.  His sacrifice is to leave his school and friends for the

greater part of a year, when he will receive home-schooling by Brenda

and Anthony.  He will be regarded as role model for the thousands of

students he will be addressing in the course of the tour.

 

CARE employs a CARE-a-van equipped with a 54” FaunaVision TV capable of

attracting large street-audiences by its very presence, for maximum

audio-visual impact.

 

CARE is funded mainly by Justice for Animals Fund and the Christian

Vegetarian Association.  CARE also receives vigorous support from groups

of like mind and spirit, including Vegan Outreach, VegSource, and In

Defense of Animals. 

[Guest guest]

" But they are laugh lines, dahlink. "

You'd think the person being fed would not mention

wrinkles while the wrinkling one was cooking.

see if HE get dal anytime soon.....

 

 

> > now, how does a vegan fight wrinkles? (wanders off

> > musing)

> > Robyn

>

> Ummm...never frown???

>

> :-)

>

> Susan

 

 

 

 

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