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This reminds me a bit of stories I've read of Paul McCartney's enforcing that the crew touring with him refrain from consuming animal products while on the road.

Bad link. Can you resubmit it, please?

VeganForce.com rocks!

I think the key to success in 2007 was 'positivity'. Predominantly due to focussing on the environment vegan campaigners were encouraging people to "do something" rather than Stop doing something. The presentation of solutions rather than orders to stop, don't, no, against, anti, is reaching a whole new audience.

Interesting community site. Seems a lot like www.vegspace.com.

Thanks for posting this! If anyone is looking for an awesome book about a Jewish punk with some cool vegetarian stuff here and there, check out Abram Shalom Himelstein and Jamie Schweser's Tales of a Punk Rock Nothing: http://www.akpress.org/1998/items/talesofapunkrocknothing

This article is a good reminder to compassionate animal guardians to be conscientious about the nourishment of their companion animals. Neglecting essential nutrients will cause ill health leading to death. The bias in this issue is similar to the controversy about raising vegan children. When a child of vegan parents dies of malnutrition, the story always makes the national news, while many other child neglect cases barely make the local news. Some "experts" publish articles stating that imposing a vegan diet on children is child neglect, even though the American Dietetic Association has endorsed the practice. The fact is, vegans have, for the most part, been successfully nourishing their companion animals on plant based diets for decades (due to biological characteristics of individual felines, some may require small quantities of meat and/or veterinary monitoring). The vegan sourced supplements your cat needs are readily available and affordable. I speak from experience. I have a cat adopted from a shelter as a kitten nearly four years ago. She has been on a fortified plant based diet from day one (she is not allowed outdoors). She's never been sick, and is indeed the picture of health, with bright eyes, soft shinny coat, and an extremely active, inquisitive and playful personality. The author uses the oxymoron "misguided compassion" to describe ignorant animal guardians. Compassion can never be misguided, IT IS ALWAYS GOOD. Just don't be ignorant! There are plenty of resources available to support you in providing a cruelty-free, plant based diet for your cat. Please, just do your homework on this, OK?

Here is the link to the online petition: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/111615377

Oh, monkey, you really need to visit supervegan.com. Their restaurant database is great.

What a great read!

I'm going to New York next week. THANKS! Now I know where to eat.

Amazing!

Thanks. Already downloaded it.

Mmmm... PETA uses the word "chicken" in a negative way? I don't see this quite correct.

Nice find.

Cool!

Veggie music followed by vegan food. Could anyone ask for more?