121. Personal Web Site Of Zachary J. Fink Includes personal information, nearvegan vegetarianism, and photographs. http://zacharyjf.tripod.com/

Personal Web Site of Zachary J. Fink Home Environmental Summary Near-Vegan Vegetarian Watching Diet ... Contact Thank you for visiting my Personal Web Site. Included here are major interests and aspects of my life, with pages about my environmental awareness, being a near-vegan vegetarian, watching my diet, education and work experience (such as that found on my resume), my favorites (including web sites), personal notes of all sorts, and contacting information. I am a Ph.D. Chemical Engineer with a Certificate in Computer Science obtained years later than my doctorate. In addition to these, I have taken a variety of courses from different types of institutions over the years. After receiving my Ph.D., I worked over 7 years in Research and Development for the government, a large corporation, and a moderately-size company. After receiving my CS Certificate from Handisoft, I taught almost the entire CS curriculum there. My daily activities include being an Adjunct Professor at the college level, watching my diet (as a near-vegan vegetarian), exercising (until recently), going online and checking my Email, doing my own cooking, and putting my environmental concerns into practice.

122. Christianity And Vegetarianism I aim to explore the issues of Christianity and vegetarianism on this page.To me, vegetarianism is fundamental to compassion, and I personally believe that http://www.vnv.org.au/Christianity.htm

CHRISTIANITY AND VEGETARIANISM: SOME THOUGHTS... Compiled by David Ogilvie Animals are God's creatures, not human property, nor utilities, nor resources, nor commodities, but precious beings in God's sight. ... Christians whose eyes are fixed on the awfulness of crucifixion are in a special position to understand the awfulness of innocent suffering. The Cross of Christ is God's absolute identification with the weak, the powerless, and the vulnerable, but most of all with unprotected, undefended, innocent suffering. - Rev. Andrew Linzey, Professor of Theology, Oxford University (For more information about Rev. Andrew Linzey's writings, please refer to the Further Reading section below.) Many Christians seem to turn a blind eye to the suffering of animals that is inflicted by humans. Sure, they are generally kind and caring people, who may love their dog or cat, but they do not seem to be at all concerned about the plight of the pigs, chickens, sheep and cows that they themselves eat. I find it difficult to understand this, why these Christians, who generally consider themselves to be compassionate and caring people, are not concerned about the suffering of these animals. That these people who teach about a loving, compassionate, merciful God, contribute to so much unnecessary misery and suffering in their own lives.

123. Health Tips Provides information on leading mental and physical life through vegetarianism. http://www.celestialhealing.net/healthintro..htm

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124. Vegetarianism - Web Guide - People In Action Web guide to carefully selected resources on ecology, solidarity, personal growth,social change peopleinaction.info. http://peopleinaction.info/vegetarianism/

Home New Web Guide Ecology ... Nutrition : Vegetarianism Vegetarianism Web Guide Today's Featured Web Site Vegetarian Times Including magazine archives with online articles, restaurant directory, vegetarian links, information, recipes... English Books, News and Media - www.vegetariantimes.com Related topics Nutrition Animal Rights Vegetarianismo Board: Vegetarianism Web Sites Web links on Vegetarianism , selected by People in Action EarthSave - Healthy people, healthy planet EarthSave educates people about the powerful effects our food choices have on the environment, our health and all life on Earth, and encourages a shift toward a healthy, plant-based diet. Founded in 1988 by celebrated author John Robbins ( "Diet for a New America" , etc.). English Ecology - www.earthsave.org International Vegetarian Union - IVU Promoting vegetarianism worldwide since 1908. With international directory of member societies and supporters. English , Chinese, Esperanto, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish... - Nutrition - www.ivu.org

125. EcoLiving Center - Green Living - Sustainable - Cultural Creatives - Earth-frien Online community that represents the values of cultural creatives. Stated focus is on naturally healthy, earth friendly living. Sections include message boards, articles, links, ecards and current events. Primary issues include health, home, gardens, eco-living, environment, spirituality, vegetarianism, animals, energy saving, green building and politics. http://www.ecolivingcenter.com/

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126. PETA Literature >Departments vegetarianism/Veganism KFC Sea Animals Religion ALL Leaflets/Other Spanish ALL Posters ALL Stickers Log In View Cart Order Status http://www.petaliterature.com/departments.asp?dept=31

127. Veggierecipe.net - Veggierecipe.net Includes advantages of vegetarianism and why people should switch to it. http://veggierecipe.net/adv.htm

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128. Vegetarianism Student Health Center Health Promotion Nutrition vegetarianism. vegetarianism.Types of Vegetarians. Semivegetarians - rely mainly on plant foods but http://www.ncsu.edu/health_promotion/Nutrition/vegetarianism.html

Search: Student Health Center Health Promotion Nutrition Vegetarianism Vegetarianism Types of Vegetarians Semi-vegetarians - rely mainly on plant foods but occasionally eat meat, fish, or poultry. Lacto-ovovegetarians - include milk products and eggs in their diets, but omit meat, fish and poultry. Lactovegetarians - include milk products, but don't eat eggs, meat, poultry or seafood. Vegans - don't eat any animal products. CAUTION: Strict vegetarian (vegan) diets are not recommended for infants and children, pregnant women and nursing mothers. Health benefits include: Lower rates of heart disease. Less likelihood of high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. Lower rates of some types of cancer. Lower rates of adult-onset of diabetes. Ideas for Healthy Food Choices Breakfast cereal and milk or soy milk, omelet, grits, oatmeal, bran muffin Lunch spinach salad with whole grain crackers, peanut butter and banana on whole-wheat bread, meatless chili and cornbread, split pea or lentil soup, bean burritos or tacos Dinner vegetable stir-fry with rice, macaroni and cheese, spaghetti with sauce, pasta and vegetables, caesar salad, meatless enchiladas

129. Lantern Books | Seek The Light Publishers of books and eBooks on vegetarianism, spirituality, natural healing, and nonviolence. http://www.lanternbooks.com/

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130. Least Harm: A Defense Of Vegetarianism From Steven Davis’s Omnivorous Proposal Again, this is because vegetarianism causes the least harm, understood in We have seen the case for vegetarianism is stronger than the case for eating http://courses.ats.rochester.edu/nobis/papers/leastharm.htm

Least harm: a defense of vegetarianism from Steven Davis’s omnivorous proposal Gaverick Matheny Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics PDF from journal available here: http://courses.ats.rochester.edu/nobis/papers/least-harm.pdf Download this instead of what’s below! Abstract In his article, “Least Harm,” Steven Davis argues that the number of animals killed in ruminant-pasture production is less than the number of animals killed in crop production. Davis then concludes the adoption of an omnivorous diet would cause less harm than the adoption of a vegetarian diet. Davis ’s argument fails on three counts: first, Davis makes a mathematical error in using total rather than per capita estimates of animals killed; second, he focuses on the number of animals killed in production and ignores the welfare of these animals; and third, he does not count the number of animals who may be prevented from existing. When we correct these errors, Davis ’s argument makes a strong case for, rather than against, adopting a vegetarian diet: vegetarianism kills fewer animals, involves better treatment of animals, and likely allows a greater number of animals with lives worth living to exist. Keywords: animal production, animal rights, animal welfare, least harm, vegetarianism, utilitarianism, population

131. ► Vegetarianism A medical encycopedia article on the topic vegetarianism. http://www.umm.edu/ency/article/002465.htm

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='530'; awmAltUrl=''; Disease Nutrition Surgery Symptoms Injury Poison ... I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Maryland Medical Center Programs UM Hospital for Children Home Medical Reference Encyclopedia (English) Toggle English Spanish Vegetarianism Overview Food Sources Recommendations Side Effects Definition: Vegetarian: Diets excluding all or some animal products. There are many variations of the diet. Vegan: Diet consists of only foods of plant origin. Lacto-vegetarian: Diet consists of plant foods plus some or all dairy products. Lacto-ovovegetarian: Diet consists of plant foods, milk, dairy products and eggs. Semi or Partial Vegetarian: Doesn't eat red meat, but may eat chicken or fish with plant foods, dairy products, and eggs. There are many variations. Alternative Names: Lacto-ovovegetarian; Semi-vegetarian; Partial vegetarian; Vegan; Lacto-vegetarian Function: The diet may be adopted for a variety of reasons, including religious or political beliefs, economics, or the desire to consume a more healthful diet. The American Dietetic Association states that a well-planned vegetarian diet can be consistent with good nutritional intake. Dietary recommendations vary with the type of vegetarian diet. For children and adolescents these diets require special planning, because it may be difficult to obtain all the nutrients required for growth and development. Nutrients that may be lacking in a vegetarian's diet are

132. Ravi Kumar's HomePage A site where you get tips tricks about various computer related matters including Linux, Vi text editor, cdrecord, as well as more general topics like vegetarianism http://www.geocities.com/ravee_26/

Favourate Links Humour My Bookmarks News from India Photo Album ... Play a Game You are Visitor No: Ravi Kumar's HomePage Hello, My name is Ravi Kumar.M.S. I have created this webpage to collect all the useful links and other files related to Computers in one place as well as express and share my thoughts about topics I find interesting, with the netizens. If you want to view my links to interesting sites, then you may click the My Bookmarks section. For tutorials and articles related to linux,networking, oracle, awk, editors like Emacs and Vi, CD Writing tips as well as general topics like Vegetarianism, Touch Typing and more ... visit my section. While you are here, I would strongly recommend you to visit my Humour section for a good laugh. This website will be updated frequently. And it is my constant endevour to make this website as useful as possible. And I hope that all who visit my site are able to find something which will be of use to them. I enjoy ... Playing Computer Games ( Pacman HalfLife Age of Empires etc) I love going for long walks during the mornings when the air is fresh and less polluted I enjoy watching Movies especially those with lots of special effects and stunts as well as comedys.

133. Vegetarianism 101 vegetarianism is a common dietary habit that requires partially or completelyeliminating animal products. Religion, animal welfare and personal beliefs are http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/columncc/cc040316.html

@import "/styles/coopext_adv.css"; Vegetarianism 101 By Tecla Coleman, R.D., Colorado State University Cooperative Extension, Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program March 16, 2004 Vegetarianism is a common dietary habit that requires partially or completely eliminating animal products. Religion, animal welfare and personal beliefs are some reasons why people may choose to follow a plant-based diet. When properly planned and followed, some vegetarian diets have been shown to help reduce cholesterol, body weight, hypertension, constipation, as well as decrease the risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, colon cancer and gallbladder disorders. However, the term vegetarian is sometimes confusing, loosely used and left for individual interpretation. It's also important to note that when individuals follow plant-based diets that are extremely restrictive and not well rounded, this can lead to nutritional deficiencies. Knowing the different vegetarian diets and the possible nutrient deficiencies can help people make smart choices related to following a plant-based diet. The following are common definitions used to qualify vegetarian dietary habits: Vegan - only plant products Lacto vegetarian - plant products, milk and milk products

134. Vegetarianism And Cow Protection Covers the significance of cows and the connection between wars and eating meat. http://krishna.org/ctfote/cow.html

Vegetarianism and Cow Protection This page has been displayed 13673 times Web Krishna.org Krishna Store Introduction MP3 Audio Prabhupada ... Best Digital Camera Guide His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada Founder-Acarya of the Hare Krishna Movement People are generally unaware of the importance of cows. Cows produce, in large quantities, the miracle food, milk. Milk is produced from the blood of the cow, however she is happy to give her blood transformed in a peaceful, non-violent way in the form of milk. The cow is so merciful she is freely giving us her milk which contains all the vitamins, proteins and other nutrients found in flesh. If people drink milk there is absolutely no need for animal killing and no possibility of their diets being deficient in any way. One can survive simply by drinking milk. Milk is a complete food. As devotees of Krishna, we have a special interest in protecting cows because Krishna is a cowheard boy. It seems amazing... How could God be a cowheard boy? But sometimes truth is stranger than fiction... Krishna likes the cows very much. Therefore, because Krishna is very friendly towards the cows, killing cows is more sinful than killing other animals. Any unnecessary killing is sinful so naturally we are vegetarians. But we are more

135. Vegetarianism By Roger J. Wendell This is the Vegetarian Web Page of Roger J. Wendell. http://www.rogerwendell.com/vegetarianism.html

www.RogerWendell.com Roger J. Wendell Defending 3.8 Billion Years of Organic Evolution SM Vegetarianism For the Earth! Except for a couple of trips through Asia ( Tibet China Silk Road , and Japan ) I've done a pretty good job of avoiding the intake of meat since 1987. And, besides the obvious health benefits, there are compelling economic, ethical, environmental, and moral reasons for you to become a vegetarian, or even vegan as well: The way we humans treat animals, in general, is downright inhumane . Caging them, feeding them drugs, depriving them of their mates, community, offspring and natural way of life is wrong and we know better. And, of course, slaughtering innocent animals is so greuesome that no expense is barred in hiding it from the general public. Raising animals for meat consumption is energy and resource intensive - the world's hungry could be cared for on a vegetarian diet. Meat is expensive - this is because it takes a lot of water and energy to raise, transport, preserve, and serve it. Landscapes, lakes and ocean floors are

136. Going Vegetarian For Linda Starting point for information and encourages vegetarianism to honor Linda McCartney. Related links. http://members.aol.com/veganwanab/LindaM.htm

If you want to become a vegetarian in honor of Linda McCartney, this is the place to do it. When Paul McCartney said that people should "Go Veggie" because that's what Linda would've wanted, I thought, "Now is the time for me." If you feel the same way and want to go vegetarian in memory of Linda, please contribute to the pledge book to share your feelings and experiences with the world. If you're already vegetarian and would like to offer testimonials, tips for newbies or any other comments, please feel free to sign as well. Thanks! Christine Andrade To add your name and experiences: To see what others have already contributed: Linda McCartney links: A Tribute to Linda McCartney LindaMac Tribute Page The Linda McCartney List Vegetarian Recipes - Linda McCartney's Kitchen ... Dwellers of the Meadow Steps to Vegetarianism (pick one you like and try it): Become a Vegetarian in 10 Steps (on AOL only) For beginning vegetarians. Transition 2 Vegetarianism Vegetarian Starter Class ... Vegetarian Starter Kit Vegetarian Links: (recipes and vegetarian links) For Your Health, For the Animals, For the Earth (NewVeg)

137. Vegetarianism Here are some other links to check out if you are interested in vegetarianism.MIT Vegetarian Support Group Vegan Society Vegetarian Society http://www.radford.edu/~caar/veggie.html

Home Projects Vegetarianism Animal Rights Concerns Organizations Contact CAAR Why not eat meat? Health Reasons: You'll be healthier without meat, and you'll live longer! An average American male meat eater has 50 percent chance of dying of a heart attack, compared to a four percent chance of a vegetarian suffering the same fate. A woman who eats meat daily is four times more at risk for breast cancer than a woman who eats meat once a week. The overloaded fat and protein content of meat and dairy products is also linked to other cancers, obesity, and stroke. Vegetable protein is just as good as animal protein for strength, and current studies show that too much protein intake is linked to diabetes, cancer, and osteoporosis. Every nutrient we need is easily obtained from plant sources. Environmental Reasons: Today's factory farms use everything, but in the process they leave behind an environmental toll that generations to come will be forced to pay. Raising animals for food requires more that half the water used in the United States each year and one-third of all raw materials, including fossil fuels. This industry is the greatest polluter of our waters and is directly responsible for 85 percent of soil erosion. Our country's meat addiction is steadily poisoning and depleting our land, water and air. To learn more about environmental concerns,

138. Maison De Santé Du Lac Brome Pierre Graveline - Jeûne, Alimentation Vivante, V A health center in Quebec offering fasting and vegetarianism. English and French http://www.jeuneintegral.com

Un centre de santé au Qu ébec spécialisé dans l e jeûne intégral, l’alimentation vivante et le végétarisme A health center in Quebec specialized in fasting living foods and vegetarianism Pierre Graveline Regagnez votre santé par le jeûne et le végétarisme, tout simplement

139. VERY VEGETARIAN SITES vegetarianism. Directories, recipes in spanish. information on vegetarianism,recipes, newsletter. Vegetarian Start4All 0 surveyed Rate this site http://www.cyber-kitchen.com/index/html/gp35.html

www.cyber-kitchen.com LYNX AND BETSIE USERS CLICK HERE FREE Recipe Web sites S e a r c h t h e R e c i p e C i r c u s Get Your S E A R C H M I M I S C Y B E R K I T C H E N S E A R C H A R C H I V E Search the Web: Support our featured affiliate to keep our site free Donate Food FREE S E A R C H J E W I S H F O O D A R C H I V E MIMI'S FOOD LINKS C A T E G O R I E S Appliance Cookery Archives of Recipes BBQ B 'n B Beverages Bizarre Bread Cheese Chocolate! Commercial Contests Cookbooks Cooking Software Cooking Videos Diabetics Ethnic Foods FAQ Food Associations Food Chat Food Humor Food Pros Fruit Greeting Cards Grocery Grow It Health Kitchen Hints Historic Holidays How To's Jewish/Kosher Kids Cookery Kitchenware Lowfat/Fat Free Mailing Lists Miscellaneous Newspaper Food Nutrition Pet Food Product Reviews Recipe Sites Restaurants Seafood Food Links Spices Usenet Groups Vegetable Cookery Vegetarian What's New printer friendly format VERY VEGETARIAN SITES top 100 what's cool what's new add a site ... search every category just this category Home Vegetarian A Different Daisy 3 surveyed - Rate this site Online store offering hundreds of vegan products from cruelty-free manufacturers. Abbey's Vegetarian Recipes 5 surveyed - Rate this site Get delicious vegetarian recipes withpout eggs or dairy in your email every week - Free!

140. To Beef Or Not To Beef Offers interpretations from Vedic Vishwas on Hindu vegetarianism. http://www.geocities.com/yogirajharkare/basics.htm

Ramayan MahaBharat Some Interesting Questions Vedik Gyan ... Zero formation in Vedik maths Yogeshwar Manohar Harkare Some Interesting Questions Why should a Hindu not eat beef? Of course, Hindus see 33 crore Gods in it. For that matter, they see God in all entities of the world. Weren't it we who said, "Eeshavasya midam sarvam..."? ) To go to the details of it we may have to go into the Vedic Vishwa. Basically vedas refer "Gou" as animal and as well as "Indriya"(senses). The word "Gou" over the period of time became "Cow" in English(Apabhransh). In Vedic peroid some yajnas were practiced AshwaMedh GouMedh AjaMedh The real meaning of each of these word Vedic people knew. Over the period they(words) lost meanings and people considered Ashwamedh = to sacrifice Ashwa(Ghoda) GouMedh = to sacrifice Gou(Gaya) AjaMedh = to sacrifice Aja(Bakara) . This wrong interpretations of these words resulted in heavy sacrifices of Gou and Aja (Bakara).

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