Digest Number 1269

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care... rita

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> 1. Re: do you like doggystyle?

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re: I'm not certain I got the right connection as to

which companies are owned by Monsanto. I found the

Hain-Celestial website and their list of subsidiaries.

 

 

(Hain-Celestial is a subsidiary or Monsanto, not the

other way around. Companies are not always

forthcoming about who owns a piece of them. Monsanto

is one of the biggest companies in the world. Laura)

 

The Monsanto site didn't list any or theirs though.

Is there a place where I can get this information?

 

Thank you.

Nick Hein

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I got it straight off of here, bottom of page:

http://www.organicconsumers.org/monlink.html

 

This is organization run and maintained by Ron

Cummings. Craig Winters of the Campaign (Who I know

as a volunteer) as well as the producer of " The Future

of Food " both vouch for his knowledge and integrity.

 

Laura

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hey Nick,

 

Regarding your friend with the biking accident. If he's cranky, your

best bet might be to let it go and wait for him to ask for your

assistance. You may be feeling resentful later at his lack of

gratitude. Ya know what I mean?

 

I've been receiving Pioneer Organic Convenience Boxes every Friday for

weeks now and love it! Only $24/week. It's great.I think the person

who recommended Pioneer to me, got some sort of credit on her own

food. Maybe you could buy his first box and see how he likes it? Then

maybe he can continue with it....and you could rebate him the credit.

Just a thought.

 

How goes your life on the East Coast Nick? I miss your smiling face at

the potlucks. Does your son still have the seeing-eye dog? Do you have

a bicycle business again?

 

I sure would like an update on how yer doin'... :-)

 

Your Seattle friend, Linda (W. Seattle)

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Linda,

Thanks for the advice about my friend.

 

I'm still primarily raw (and it's still causing division in our family, but

this is slowly improving) but not working on or selling bikes much. I do

still ride them quite a bit. There is a very active road riding group, and

several recumbent riders. The roads are quite scenic and have numerous

high, steep and winding hilly roads - something I really go for. I'm also

getting back into flying lightplanes.

There are a few other raw fooders in the area, but we haven't gotten

organized yet. I really enjoyed the feeling of community we shared at the

potlucks you hosted. Even more I enjoyed hearing about all the non-food

interests that we also had in common - music, biking, environmentalism,

spirituality.

 

You can see some of the things we've been doing on our family website.

http://mysite.verizon.net/vze76ols/

 

Morgantown has been a wonderful place to live and we've all been enjoying it

immensely, although Peter hasn't embraced the new place as much because it

was an awkward time for him to move. We finished training the seeing eye

dog and he went to finishing school, but was dropped from the program at the

end because of a behavior problem. He is now with a family in Bellingham as

a pet. At about the same time that happened we were adopted by a stray

black lab who now lives with us so, and she has helped Peter adjust.

 

Because Morgantown is a university town the quality and variety of food have

been excellent. Recently I started getting organic produce delivery from

doortodoororganics.com (they UPS from Philly overnight) and I supplement it

with things from our excellent co-op (http://www.mountaincoop.com/) and the

Indian, Mediterranean and Asian markets. Occaisionally I get to DC and

visit Everlasting Life restaurant.

 

Hope things are glorious with you.

Out of state, but not out of mind,

Nick Hein

 

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" heartsong " <heartsong

<RawSeattle >

Saturday, April 02, 2005 1:43 AM

Re: [RawSeattle] Digest Number 1269

 

 

>

> Hey Nick,

>

> Regarding your friend with the biking accident. If he's cranky, your

> best bet might be to let it go and wait for him to ask for your

> assistance. You may be feeling resentful later at his lack of

> gratitude. Ya know what I mean?

>

> I've been receiving Pioneer Organic Convenience Boxes every Friday for

> weeks now and love it! Only $24/week. It's great.I think the person

> who recommended Pioneer to me, got some sort of credit on her own

> food. Maybe you could buy his first box and see how he likes it? Then

> maybe he can continue with it....and you could rebate him the credit.

> Just a thought.

>

> How goes your life on the East Coast Nick? I miss your smiling face at

> the potlucks. Does your son still have the seeing-eye dog? Do you have

> a bicycle business again?

>

> I sure would like an update on how yer doin'... :-)

>

> Your Seattle friend, Linda (W. Seattle)

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hello all, I believe (and I might be wrong) that the Fleischmans marg has

D3 in it which is animal source rather than D2 which is not. We used to

use it until we discovered this. Right now we use " Earth Balance Natural

Buttery Spread " It is great and is definitely vegan. We are in Ontario

and get it from a local health store. Try www.earthbalance.net

 

At 03:38 PM 2005-11-01, you wrote:

>Re: Recipe for vegan margarine, anyone?

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>Hi Mark,

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>You can usually get it in larger tubs (much cheaper) at Sobey's as

>well. That is what we get. I usually buy two at a time because we don't

>usually shop at that store but the Superstore only has the small containers.

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>Jacqueline C.

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> > " Mark Young " <markvictoryoung

> > 2005/10/31 Mon AM 10:32:04 EST

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> > Re: Recipe for vegan margarine, anyone?

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> > Hi, there. Fellow Canadian whose wife was born in Corner Brook. I don't

> > have a recipe, but we use a Fleischmann's " Lactose Free " Non-hydrogenated

> > margarine that is vegan and has been mentioned in this group before. It

> > comes in a package of two in a yellow box with a red label and is great

> for

> > baking. You should be able to get it at the Sobey's there in Corner

> Brook or

> > at least ask them to order it for you.

> >

> > Hope that helps!

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> > Cheers,

> > Mark

> >

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I am looking for a CABBAGE recipe.....

 

We have three more cabbages. One red/purple, two green. I am cabbaged out to

tell you the truth.

 

We ate coleslaw (hawaiian style with pineapple/tomatoe dressing). It wasn't

a hit, because we had too much other good veggies (barbecue night), and it's

better fresh. I liked it!!

 

We ate skillet cabbage....this is good, but it gets old.

 

The only one I know other than this is Egyptian mashi, which is rolled and

steamed cabbage, rice/tomatoes/greens inside. And no one wants that now.

 

To tell you the truth, it hurts our stomach somewhat, but I hate to waste

it....I have had less hurt when I cooked it in the oven, so any oven recipes

WITHOUT soy would be great cause we are gfcf/vegan/soy free......any good

recipes out there?

 

Thanks!