The document compares the anatomy and digestive systems of carnivores, herbivores, and humans. It notes that while humans have some carnivore-like traits such as teeth and jaw structure, our digestive system with alkaline saliva and long intestines is more similar to herbivores. The document questions whether a meat-eating diet is aligned with human biological design and raises health, environmental, and ethical concerns about meat consumption.
The document compares the anatomy and nutrition of carnivores, herbivores, and humans. It finds that humans are anatomically more similar to herbivores, with teeth and digestive systems suited for plant-based diets. The document also discusses the health risks of meat consumption like heart disease and cancer. It argues a plant-based diet could help address world hunger and reduce environmental impact. Overall, the document makes the case that human physiology and ethics support a vegetarian lifestyle.
The document describes how stock markets work using an allegory about villagers catching monkeys. A man buys monkeys from villagers for increasing prices, until his assistant sells the monkeys back to the villagers for a higher price and disappears with the money. This story illustrates how stock prices can rise and fall based on supply and demand, and how investors can lose money if they buy into a bubble. It then provides an overview of key concepts in equity markets like bull/bear markets, primary/secondary markets, and market indices.
This was presented as the closing keynote at the MobileX Conference in Nashville. This presentation explains why it's a great time to be in mobile and goes over various stats about the current state of mobile.
A calf is born healthy on a dairy farm. The mother licks the calf clean as is natural, but then the farmer drags the calf away by its leg while the mother and other cows watch helplessly. The mother is left with an infected udder without treatment.
This document discusses several key concepts for comparing programming languages. It begins by explaining that programming languages conform to rules for syntax and semantics and that there are thousands of languages, though few become widely popular. It then outlines 12 main concepts for comparing languages: object orientation, static vs dynamic typing, generic classes, inheritance, feature renaming, method overloading, operator overloading, higher order functions/lexical closures, garbage collection, uniform access, class variables/methods, and reflection. For each concept, it provides details on how it is implemented in different languages.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document compares the anatomy and nutrition of carnivores, herbivores, and humans. It finds that humans are anatomically more similar to herbivores, with teeth and digestive systems suited for plant-based diets. The document also discusses the health risks of meat consumption like heart disease and cancer. It argues a plant-based diet could help address world hunger and reduce environmental impact. Overall, the document makes the case that human physiology and ethics support a vegetarian lifestyle.
The document describes how stock markets work using an allegory about villagers catching monkeys. A man buys monkeys from villagers for increasing prices, until his assistant sells the monkeys back to the villagers for a higher price and disappears with the money. This story illustrates how stock prices can rise and fall based on supply and demand, and how investors can lose money if they buy into a bubble. It then provides an overview of key concepts in equity markets like bull/bear markets, primary/secondary markets, and market indices.
This was presented as the closing keynote at the MobileX Conference in Nashville. This presentation explains why it's a great time to be in mobile and goes over various stats about the current state of mobile.
A calf is born healthy on a dairy farm. The mother licks the calf clean as is natural, but then the farmer drags the calf away by its leg while the mother and other cows watch helplessly. The mother is left with an infected udder without treatment.
This document discusses several key concepts for comparing programming languages. It begins by explaining that programming languages conform to rules for syntax and semantics and that there are thousands of languages, though few become widely popular. It then outlines 12 main concepts for comparing languages: object orientation, static vs dynamic typing, generic classes, inheritance, feature renaming, method overloading, operator overloading, higher order functions/lexical closures, garbage collection, uniform access, class variables/methods, and reflection. For each concept, it provides details on how it is implemented in different languages.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document lists various sights and landmarks found in the state of Kansas, including the state flag and seal, counties, a hand dug well in Greensburg, botanical gardens in Wichita, the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson, Fort Larned, Mount Sunflower, an Oregon Trail marker, Pawnee Rock, Fort Scott, and the Kansas Vietnam Memorial. It also mentions wagon trails.
This document proposes optimizing service oriented architecture to support e-learning with adaptive and intelligent features. It discusses how adaptive learning refers to technologies that can dynamically recognize the role and profile of each learner and respond accordingly. It also discusses different adaptive learning approaches like macro, micro, and constructivist-collaborative approaches. Intelligent tutoring systems that utilize artificial intelligence techniques are also discussed. The proposal aims to make adaptive and intelligent e-learning features available as standard reusable services via an optimized service oriented architecture to enhance the overall system.
Mobilizing Your Rails Application - Rails Underground, London, UKBrendan Lim
Mobile communication and interaction shouldn't just be limited to voice. There are many ways to effectively take advantage of mobile technology that can help us build better Rails application tailored to portable devices. Taking your application into the mobile space is easier than one would think. Find out why it’s important to go mobile and just how to do so.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. Regular exercise can improve cardiovascular health, reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety, enhance mood, and boost brain health. Staying physically active helps fight diseases, increases cognitive functioning, and promotes better sleep.
The document states that a new armchair costs £781, and Christine has saved £308. To determine how much more Christine needs to save to buy the armchair, the document uses a number line to count up from £308 to £781, determining that the difference is £473.
The document describes the many failures and defeats experienced by Abraham Lincoln before eventually being elected President of the United States, including losing his job, failing in business, his wife's death, a nervous breakdown, and losing several elections. It then provides examples of other famous figures who overcame difficulties or disabilities to achieve great things, such as Beethoven, Demosthenes, Einstein, and Helen Keller.
1. Students will create videos acting out endings to stories or their own stories to illustrate ideas using digital tools.
2. Students will research an animal of their choice using computers and create a report, map showing where the animal lives, and blog reviewing other students' reports.
3. The growth of three corn snakes in the classroom will be monitored monthly through measurements, photos, and graphs to explore life cycles.
Biggie, a pet, has moved into a new home called Biggieville which has been set up with all the essentials like a place to sleep, eat, scratch, and more. Biggie was exploring the new kitchen and venturing up the stairs to check out the entire home, including the bathroom.
This document discusses using social media marketing for local businesses. It provides an overview of key social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter and their usage statistics. It emphasizes how local businesses can engage customers on these platforms through sharing content, photos and videos to build authentic relationships and drive traffic. The document also outlines specific social media marketing tactics and tools local businesses can use, from creating Facebook pages and profiles to using advertising, and stresses the importance of experimenting with different approaches.
Loving Hut is a vegan restaurant chain that serves plant-based meals without animal products or byproducts. Founded in Taiwan in 1992, Loving Hut now has locations around the world serving dishes made from tofu, vegetables, grains and fruits. Their mission is to promote compassion for all living beings and a cruelty-free lifestyle.
Gabriel García Márquez shares 13 phrases about living and relationships. The phrases encourage embracing life fully despite hardships, appreciating true friends, maintaining optimism even when sad, and focusing on self-improvement before seeking new relationships. The overall message is to accept life's ups and downs with grace, value meaningful connections, and keep an open yet cautious heart.
The document describes the many sacrifices a mother makes for her child from infancy through adulthood, including being there for the child during illnesses and milestones, giving up her own money and friendships to support the child, and continuing to think of the child's well-being even in old age. It encourages the reader to show appreciation for their mother while they still can by giving her time, love, and expressing gratitude for all she has done.
This documentary photography project shows the many offerings by the Inland Seas Education Association in Suttons Bay, MI. A team of 16 Suttons Bay High School student photographers began shooting film and digital images at 6 am on June 6 and continued for 24 hours. The photos shown here are the students\' favorites.
Zanzibar was a place from long ago. A short document mentions the island of Zanzibar but provides no other details about it. The single word "Zanzibar" is the only substantive information given.
The document provides instructions on basic router configuration and commands. It covers topics like:
- Connecting to a router via terminal emulation programs and setting terminal settings
- Gathering information about the router and its interfaces
- Configuring basic settings like hostname, passwords, and descriptions
- Viewing, saving and managing configurations
- Recovering lost passwords by changing the configuration register
This document lists various sights and landmarks found in the state of Kansas, including the state flag and seal, counties, a hand dug well in Greensburg, botanical gardens in Wichita, the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson, Fort Larned, Mount Sunflower, an Oregon Trail marker, Pawnee Rock, Fort Scott, and the Kansas Vietnam Memorial. It also mentions wagon trails.
This document compares the anatomy and nutrition of carnivores, herbivores, and humans. It finds that humans are anatomically more similar to herbivores, with traits like flat teeth for grinding plants, long intestines for digesting cellulose, and alkaline saliva. However, the standard Western diet relies heavily on meat consumption. A vegetarian diet can provide complete nutrition and has various health and environmental benefits over a meat-centric diet. The meat industry also involves massive cruelty and waste of resources.
This document lists various sights and landmarks found in the state of Kansas, including the state flag and seal, counties, a hand dug well in Greensburg, botanical gardens in Wichita, the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson, Fort Larned, Mount Sunflower, an Oregon Trail marker, Pawnee Rock, Fort Scott, and the Kansas Vietnam Memorial. It also mentions wagon trails.
This document proposes optimizing service oriented architecture to support e-learning with adaptive and intelligent features. It discusses how adaptive learning refers to technologies that can dynamically recognize the role and profile of each learner and respond accordingly. It also discusses different adaptive learning approaches like macro, micro, and constructivist-collaborative approaches. Intelligent tutoring systems that utilize artificial intelligence techniques are also discussed. The proposal aims to make adaptive and intelligent e-learning features available as standard reusable services via an optimized service oriented architecture to enhance the overall system.
Mobilizing Your Rails Application - Rails Underground, London, UKBrendan Lim
Mobile communication and interaction shouldn't just be limited to voice. There are many ways to effectively take advantage of mobile technology that can help us build better Rails application tailored to portable devices. Taking your application into the mobile space is easier than one would think. Find out why it’s important to go mobile and just how to do so.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. Regular exercise can improve cardiovascular health, reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety, enhance mood, and boost brain health. Staying physically active helps fight diseases, increases cognitive functioning, and promotes better sleep.
The document states that a new armchair costs £781, and Christine has saved £308. To determine how much more Christine needs to save to buy the armchair, the document uses a number line to count up from £308 to £781, determining that the difference is £473.
The document describes the many failures and defeats experienced by Abraham Lincoln before eventually being elected President of the United States, including losing his job, failing in business, his wife's death, a nervous breakdown, and losing several elections. It then provides examples of other famous figures who overcame difficulties or disabilities to achieve great things, such as Beethoven, Demosthenes, Einstein, and Helen Keller.
1. Students will create videos acting out endings to stories or their own stories to illustrate ideas using digital tools.
2. Students will research an animal of their choice using computers and create a report, map showing where the animal lives, and blog reviewing other students' reports.
3. The growth of three corn snakes in the classroom will be monitored monthly through measurements, photos, and graphs to explore life cycles.
Biggie, a pet, has moved into a new home called Biggieville which has been set up with all the essentials like a place to sleep, eat, scratch, and more. Biggie was exploring the new kitchen and venturing up the stairs to check out the entire home, including the bathroom.
This document discusses using social media marketing for local businesses. It provides an overview of key social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter and their usage statistics. It emphasizes how local businesses can engage customers on these platforms through sharing content, photos and videos to build authentic relationships and drive traffic. The document also outlines specific social media marketing tactics and tools local businesses can use, from creating Facebook pages and profiles to using advertising, and stresses the importance of experimenting with different approaches.
Loving Hut is a vegan restaurant chain that serves plant-based meals without animal products or byproducts. Founded in Taiwan in 1992, Loving Hut now has locations around the world serving dishes made from tofu, vegetables, grains and fruits. Their mission is to promote compassion for all living beings and a cruelty-free lifestyle.
Gabriel García Márquez shares 13 phrases about living and relationships. The phrases encourage embracing life fully despite hardships, appreciating true friends, maintaining optimism even when sad, and focusing on self-improvement before seeking new relationships. The overall message is to accept life's ups and downs with grace, value meaningful connections, and keep an open yet cautious heart.
The document describes the many sacrifices a mother makes for her child from infancy through adulthood, including being there for the child during illnesses and milestones, giving up her own money and friendships to support the child, and continuing to think of the child's well-being even in old age. It encourages the reader to show appreciation for their mother while they still can by giving her time, love, and expressing gratitude for all she has done.
This documentary photography project shows the many offerings by the Inland Seas Education Association in Suttons Bay, MI. A team of 16 Suttons Bay High School student photographers began shooting film and digital images at 6 am on June 6 and continued for 24 hours. The photos shown here are the students\' favorites.
Zanzibar was a place from long ago. A short document mentions the island of Zanzibar but provides no other details about it. The single word "Zanzibar" is the only substantive information given.
The document provides instructions on basic router configuration and commands. It covers topics like:
- Connecting to a router via terminal emulation programs and setting terminal settings
- Gathering information about the router and its interfaces
- Configuring basic settings like hostname, passwords, and descriptions
- Viewing, saving and managing configurations
- Recovering lost passwords by changing the configuration register
This document lists various sights and landmarks found in the state of Kansas, including the state flag and seal, counties, a hand dug well in Greensburg, botanical gardens in Wichita, the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson, Fort Larned, Mount Sunflower, an Oregon Trail marker, Pawnee Rock, Fort Scott, and the Kansas Vietnam Memorial. It also mentions wagon trails.
This document compares the anatomy and nutrition of carnivores, herbivores, and humans. It finds that humans are anatomically more similar to herbivores, with traits like flat teeth for grinding plants, long intestines for digesting cellulose, and alkaline saliva. However, the standard Western diet relies heavily on meat consumption. A vegetarian diet can provide complete nutrition and has various health and environmental benefits over a meat-centric diet. The meat industry also involves massive cruelty and waste of resources.
The document discusses the health benefits of a vegetarian diet compared to a meat-eating diet. It analyzes the anatomical differences between humans and carnivores/herbivores and argues that humans are more similar to herbivores. It also discusses the environmental impacts of industrial meat production and the cruelty involved in modern animal agriculture. Famous vegetarians and quotes from spiritual leaders are provided to support adopting a vegetarian lifestyle.
This is an excellent presentation for why we should embrace Vegetarianism. This presentation is based on the Vedic scriptures and even the modern science.
The document discusses the comparative anatomy of humans, herbivores, and carnivores, noting key differences that suggest humans are anatomically similar to herbivores. It then outlines several health, environmental, and ethical reasons for embracing a vegetarian diet, including reducing risks of heart disease and cancer, conserving resources, and avoiding cruelty to animals.
The document discusses the definition and art of eating. It explores humans' place in nature's rules around diet and the effects of breaking these rules. Specifically, it examines how a vegetarian diet aligns more closely with human biological traits and can promote better health, balance in nature, and ethical considerations by avoiding harming animals. While meat-eating is linked to various diseases, a balanced vegetarian diet can meet nutritional needs. The document encourages following a vegetarian lifestyle of eating food first offered to God.
Vegetarianism and Veganism: the right choicesvmikov
The purpose of this presentation is to help people make more informed choices of food and beverages, leading to a reduction in the overall global consumption of animal products, which will increase Earth’s chances of salvation and well-being!
Presentation about how your diet can change your life, improve your health, and help resolve the world's most challenging environmental problems.
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Raw meat vs Cooked Meat - Which is Healthier?MarkSloan21
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Aajonus Vonderplanitz, American actor, author and nutritionist who died in 2013, was famous for eating a diet consisting of raw meat and sometimes rotten animal foods which he called The Primal Diet. He claimed raw meat and other animal foods eaten raw were healthier than when cooked and he even credited this diet for curing him of multiple terminal cancers.
For decades, a number of movie stars and bodybuilders have been eating raw eggs as part of their diets, based on the belief that raw eggs are healthier and easier to digest.
It’s time to settle the debate once and for all by using anthropological and scientific evidence to answer the question: Are meat, eggs and other animal proteins healthier when eaten raw or are they healthier when cooked?
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Humans are likely herbivorous by nature based on biological evidence. Humans have longer digestive tracts suited to breaking down plant matter, flat teeth for grinding, and weaker jaws and nails than carnivores. While early human ancestors ate some meat, their diets were mainly fruits and plants. Meat consumption increased significantly only in recent centuries when cooking made it safer to eat in larger amounts, unlike carnivores which eat raw meat. A largely plant-based diet is still more aligned with human biology and linked to fewer health issues than diets high in meat.
Humans are likely herbivorous by nature based on biological evidence. Humans have longer digestive tracts, weaker stomach acid, and teeth and jaws adapted for grinding plant material rather than tearing flesh like carnivores. While early human ancestors ate small amounts of meat, modern humans only widely incorporated meat into their diets in recent centuries. A high meat diet has been linked to many modern health issues, and humans display biological traits more similar to herbivores.
Humans are herbivorous by nature based on biological evidence. Humans have longer digestive tracts, weaker jaws and nails, and teeth adapted for grinding plant material unlike carnivores. While early human ancestors ate mostly fruits and bugs, meat became a larger part of the diet more recently. A high meat diet is linked to many modern health issues, and humans are one of the only species that cooks meat for safe consumption. Overall, the evidence suggests humans are best suited for low meat, plant-based diets.
This document outlines 10 reasons to adopt a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle including reducing global hunger and warming, improving health, avoiding inhumane treatment of animals, and lower costs. It provides definitions and details for each reason, lists famous vegetarians and vegans, quotes on the topic, and resources for further information.
This document discusses the health benefits of eating meat nose to tail. It explains that organ meats are highly nutritious, containing dense amounts of vitamins and minerals. Eating the whole animal, including offal, skin, and connective tissues, provides nutrients that reduce the risk of disease by balancing amino acid levels. For maximum nutrition and sustainability, the document recommends choosing organic, pasture-raised meat to avoid pollutant exposure.
1. The document discusses natural health and nutrition for performance dogs, focusing on the importance of a diet consisting of meat, bone, organs, variety, and appropriate supplements.
2. It outlines "Dr. Coger's Rules for dog foods" which state that the ideal diet consists of foods that would be fit for human consumption and provides three core foods daily plus variety. No kibble dog foods satisfy these rules.
3. The document examines the ingredients in kibble foods like meat meals and by-products and the reality of the rendering process, questioning how dogs can be healthy eating such foods. It presents alternatives like homemade, raw, or commercially prepared fresh foods that do satisfy Dr. C
1. Humans are apes that evolved from early hominins like Australopithecus. While we share many traits with other apes, factors like increased brain size, imagination, language, tool use and cooperation made humans unique.
2. Several genetic changes were important in human evolution, including genes related to jaw size, language processing and tool-making abilities. Traits like bipedalism, hunting and cooking meat also contributed to increasing brain size.
3. Many human behaviors and traits have evolutionary explanations as adaptations, such as attractiveness preferences, jealousy, step-parent cruelty, and homosexuality. Humans continue evolving genetically and culturally, as seen with diet adaptations and changing beauty standards.
This document discusses arguments for and against vegetarianism from an Islamic perspective. It notes that while the Quran permits Muslims to eat meat, it is not compulsory, and one can be a good Muslim while being vegetarian. It also discusses how Hindu scriptures like the Manu Smriti permit meat consumption, though many Hindus adopted vegetarianism due to other religious influences. The document argues that a purely vegetarian diet may not eliminate taking life altogether since plants are alive as well and can feel pain, and concludes that humans are anatomically suited to eat both plants and animals.
Humans are likely herbivorous by nature based on biological evidence. Humans have longer digestive tracts, weaker stomach acidity, and teeth and jaws adapted for grinding plants rather than tearing meat like carnivores. While early human ancestors ate some meat, their diets were mainly fruits and plants until the agricultural revolution. A highly carnivorous diet has been linked to many modern diseases, and meat is one of the lowest dietary requirements according to health guidelines. Overall, the evidence suggests humans are best suited biologically for a plant-based diet.
The document discusses the harmful health effects of eating non-vegetarian food such as meat and animal products. It notes that a non-vegetarian diet is linked to increased risks of cancer, heart disease, foodborne illness, and obesity. In contrast, a vegetarian diet is easier to digest and provides nutritional benefits. The document also addresses the environmental impacts of industrial animal agriculture such as pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and unsustainable water usage.
The document discusses the harmful health effects of eating non-vegetarian food such as meat and animal products. It notes that a non-vegetarian diet is linked to increased risks of cancer, heart disease, foodborne illness, and obesity. In contrast, a vegetarian diet is easier to digest and provides nutritional benefits. The document also addresses the environmental impacts of industrial animal agriculture such as pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and unsustainable water usage.
A list of vegetarian items sold by NestleHeena Modi
Nestlé provides a list of its UK products that are suitable for vegetarians. It notes that some UK retailers have been importing Nestlé products from other countries and regions without Nestlé's knowledge, and these imported products may have recipe or production differences. Nestlé guarantees only products produced in the UK match what is on the list. It advises consumers to always check labels, even for familiar products, and contact Nestlé if they have any questions.
The document summarizes the life cycle of a broiler hen from hatching to slaughter. Newly hatched chicks are quickly transported on conveyor belts and crammed into small spaces to grow rapidly to meet demand for meat. However, their legs cannot support their fast-growing bodies. Workers roughly grab the fully-grown hens and cram them into crates, causing injuries, before transporting them to slaughter where machines stun, decapitate, and scald them while still alive at times due to inaccuracies.
The story of an egg from start to finishHeena Modi
An egg's journey begins in cramped cages where chickens have their beaks cut without anesthesia. Male chicks are considered useless and ground up alive while females are confined to cages where they must lay eggs which are then taken from them. When females can no longer produce eggs quickly enough, they are crammed into crates and shipped to slaughterhouses to face a long and painful end.
July 10th 2014 - to use with members from multiple UnionsHeena Modi
The NUT Rep is inviting members of other unions, including NUT, PCS, Unison, GMB, Unite, and FBU, to strike on July 10th, 2014. The Rep will discuss global issues in education causing industrial action, such as proposed pension changes and the implementation of new initiatives through G.E.R.M. that have increased workload, monitoring of teachers, and divisive changes to the education system. While not all staff may participate in the strike, the Rep argues that united action is needed to change this system that devalues teachers and creates poor working conditions.
The document discusses highlights from a stay in Gambia including visiting Albert market, seeing amazing wood carvings, experiencing batik art, enjoying the view from Sunset Beach Hotel, touring James Island, learning about the history of the slave trade, and viewing tapestry art.
This document summarizes the UK government's proposed changes to teachers' pay structure and conditions, and the opposition to these changes from teachers' unions. Key points:
1. Education Secretary Michael Gove is proposing to end national pay scales and make pay progression and performance-related for all teachers, based on school-level decisions.
2. Teachers' unions argue this will reduce guarantees on pay progression and mobility between schools. Morale among teachers has dropped significantly since 2012.
3. Analysis shows teachers have experienced over a 15% loss in spending power due to pay freezes, pension contribution increases, and inflation under the current government.
4. Unions are urging opposition to Gove's proposals,
The document discusses proposed changes to teachers' pensions that would negatively impact benefits. Key points:
1) Proposed changes include increased contributions of up to 50%, working longer to age 68, linking pension age to state pension age, moving to a career average scheme, and changing the indexation to CPI which is lower than RPI.
2) Pay has been frozen for two years while inflation is over 5%, amounting to a 10% drop in living standards.
3) Changing the indexing from RPI to CPI represents a 15% cut to pensions on average.
4) The proposals would reduce accrual rates and eliminate lump sums, decreasing annual pensions by thousands according to an example.
The Way Out Cafe is located at 3188 Mission St in San Francisco, between Valencia St and Powers Ave in the Bernal Heights and Mission neighborhoods. It can be reached at (415) 240-2743.
Millennium - they have a gorgeous range of vegan food. So good that we went b...Heena Modi
Millennium is a restaurant located at 580 Geary St in San Francisco, California with the zip code 94102. Its phone number is +1 415-345-3900 and its website is www.millenniumrestaurant.com/.
Herbivore - a lovely informal venue to feast on a range of vegan dishes!Heena Modi
Herbivore is a restaurant located at 531 Divisadero St in San Francisco, with a phone number of +1 415-885-7133 and website of http://www.herbivorerestaurant.com/.
Greens - a gorgeous setting with delicious vegan treats on the menu!Heena Modi
Greens is a restaurant located at 15 Marina Blvd in San Francisco, California. Its phone number is +1 415-771-6222 and its website is greensrestaurant.com. The document provides contact information for Greens restaurant.
Gather - a wide range of vegan dishes that excited and pleased the taste buds!Heena Modi
Gather is a restaurant located at 2200 Oxford Street in Berkeley, California with the zip code 94704. Its website is gatherrestaurant.com where customers can find more information about the restaurant.
The document discusses several famous historical sites in India, including Akbar's Mausoleum, the Tomb of Itimad ud Daulah, the Red Fort and Jama Masjid in Delhi, and the Taj Mahal. It provides short comments on each site, praising their beauty, intricate details, and ability to evoke feelings of romance, strength, and appreciation for meticulous design.
The document describes a journey to Agra, India. It will involve traveling by train from New Delhi to Agra, which takes around 3 hours. Upon arrival in Agra, visitors can see the iconic Taj Mahal, one of the new seven wonders of the world, along with other historic sites like the Agra Fort.
Schloss Mirabell hosted a performance of Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik by the Twins Quartett. The document discusses hearing the Twins Quartett perform Mozart's composition at Schloss Mirabell.
Schloss Mirabell hosted a performance of Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik by the Twins Quartett. The document discusses hearing the Twins Quartett perform Mozart's composition at Schloss Mirabell.
The document describes a walk up Kapuzinerberg hill in Austria, where scenes depicting Jesus's suffering can be seen along the path. At the top of the hill there are views of the old city and a church. The walk takes approximately 20 minutes but is worth it for the scenery and religious sites.
This diner enjoyed dining multiple times at Bio Bistro Spicy Spices in Salzburg, noting the food was fresh, delicious, and generous portions for a reasonable price. They returned several times for the restaurant's freshly squeezed orange juice, which was so refreshing it was worth returning for again and again.
The Salzburg Marionette Theatre uses puppets in their performances. Photos were provided of puppets the theater has used in past productions. The document shares images of puppets from the Salzburg Marionette Theatre without providing additional context.
The document describes a relaxing stay at The Barn, located in the New Forest, which is full of birds and animals. It provides details of the healthy breakfast options available, including homemade muesli, pancakes, and scrambled tofu. Evening meal options are also described, with sample menus that include dishes like Italian white bean soup, chestnut fennel casserole, and sticky toffee pudding. The owners, Richard and Sandra, are praised for making visitors feel at home and for their delicious food.
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it describes the bony anatomy including the femoral head , acetabulum, labrum . also discusses the capsule , ligaments . muscle that act on the hip joint and the range of motion are outlined. factors affecting hip joint stability and weight transmission through the joint are summarized.
Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdfTechSoup
"Learn about all the ways Walmart supports nonprofit organizations.
You will hear from Liz Willett, the Head of Nonprofits, and hear about what Walmart is doing to help nonprofits, including Walmart Business and Spark Good. Walmart Business+ is a new offer for nonprofits that offers discounts and also streamlines nonprofits order and expense tracking, saving time and money.
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7. The Comparative Anatomy of
Eating
Comparison Carnivore Herbivore Human
Reduced to
Facial
allow wide Well-developed Well-developed
Muscles mouth gap
minimal side-to- good side-to- good side-to-
Jaw Motion side motion side motion side motion
8. The Comparative Anatomy of
Eating
Comparison Carnivore Herbivore Human
Broad, flattened Broad, flattened
Teeth: Short and
and spade and spade
Incisors pointed
shaped shaped
Dull and short
Long, sharp and
Teeth: (sometimes long Short and
curved to tear
Canines for defense), or blunted
flesh
none
9. The Comparative Anatomy of
Eating
Comparison Carnivore Herbivore Human
Teeth:
Sharp Flattened Flattened
Molars
None; swallows Extensive Extensive
Chewing food whole chewing chewing
10. The Comparative Anatomy of
Eating
Comparison Carnivore Herbivore Human
Acidic saliva: Alkaline saliva: Alkaline saliva:
Carbohydrate Carbohydrate Carbohydrate
Saliva digesting digesting digesting
enzymes not enzymes enzymes
present present present
Stomach < pH 1 (to digest
tough animal
Acidity with muscle, bone, pH 4 to 5 pH 4 to 5
food in it etc.)
11. The Comparative Anatomy of
Eating
Comparison Carnivore Herbivore Human
Length of
3 to 6 times > 10 times body 10 to 11 times
Small body length length body length
Intestine
Simple, short
Colon and smooth
Long, complex Long, complex
12. The Comparative Anatomy of
Eating
Comparison Carnivore Herbivore Human
No skin pores;
Perspires Perspires
perspires
Perspiration through tongue
through millions through millions
of skin pores of skin pores
to cool body
Flattened nails
Nails Sharp claws
or blunt hooves
Flattened nails
18. Elephant is a powerful animal…
…yet he never eats meat!
19. Researchers at Max Planck
Institute, Germany have
shown:
“Most vegetables, fruits,
seeds, nuts, and grains
are excellent sources of
complete proteins.”
27. Annual health-care costs directly
resulting from the US meat-centered
diet:
Between $23.6 billion
and $61.4 billion
Revealed in 1995 by Physicians Committee
for Responsible Medicine (PCRM), a group
of 4,500 medical doctors
34. Vast quantities of food which could feed humans
is fed to livestock raised to produce meat.
Eighty percent of the corn and 95% of the oats grown
in the U.S. is eaten by livestock.
The percentage of protein wasted by cycling grain
through livestock is calculated by experts as 90%.
Producing one pound of beef requires 16 pounds of
edible grain and soyabeans, which could be used to
feed the hungry.”
John Robbins' book “Diet for a New America”
35. “One acre of land can produce 40,000 pounds
of potatoes, or 250 pounds of beef. Fifty-six
percent of all U.S. farmland is devoted to beef
production.
One hundred million people could be
adequately fed using the land freed if
Americans reduced their intake of meat by a
mere 10%.”
John Robbins' book “Diet for a New America”
36. The average American
consumes in a 72-year
lifetime
approximately 11
cattle, 3 lambs and
sheep, 23 hogs,
45 turkeys, 1,100
chickens and 862
pounds of fish!
37.
38. According to the Population Reference Bureau
“If everyone adopted a
vegetarian diet, current food
production would theoretically
feed 10 billion people, more
than the projected population
for the year 2050.”
51. Male chicks
are of no
commercial
value for the
slaughter
52. Male chicks are either packed in
garbage plastic bags to suffocate to
death or thrown away in trash cans.
53. The recent trend is to grind the
male chicks alive and use it as high
fertility manure for the farms.
54.
55. In the U.S. alone,
6,60,000 animals are
killed for meat
every hour.
56. In the U.S. alone,
6,60,000 animals are
killed for meat
every hour.
The average per
capita consumption
of meat in the U.S.,
Canada and Australia
is 200 pounds per
year!
57. Manure fumes and rotting carcasses will force workers to wear gas masks
58.
59.
60.
61. Number of meat, and egg
producing animals slaughtered
each year in World:
over 24.1 billion
62. “We have enslaved
the rest of animal
creation and have
treated so badly
that, if they were to
formulate a
religion, they would
depict the Devil in
William Ralph human form.”
95. “I brainwashed youngsters into
doing wrong. I want to say sorry
to children everywhere for selling
out to concerns who make
millions by murdering animals.”
The original Ronald McDonald, Geoff Giuliano
- on quitting his job and becoming vegetarian
96.
97. “While our bodies
are the living
graves of
murdered animals,
how can we expect
any ideal
conditions on
George Bernard Shaw
earth?”
98.
99.
100.
101.
102.
103.
104. “Man suppresses in
himself, unnecessarily,
the highest spiritual
capacity - that of
sympathy and pity
toward living creatures
like himself - and by
violating his own
feelings becomes
Leo Tolstoy cruel.”
105.
106. It’s a fact that
meat eating
reduces
respect for all
kinds of life
including that
of humans.
107.
108.
109. Can we deny that
brutality against
animals makes us
more brutal too?
110.
111. “Those that
kill animals, to
eat their flesh,
tend to
massacre their
own.”
Pythagoras
114. All of our actions including our
choice of food have karmic
consequences. By inflicting
injury, pain and death, one must
in the future experience the
sufferings caused.
115. By killing
animals, not only
will we be bereft
of the human
form but we will
have to take an
animal form
and …
116. …somehow or
other be killed
by the same
type of animal
we have killed.
This is the law
of nature.
117. The Sanskrit word
mamsa means "meat."
It is said:
mam sah khadati
iti mamsah.
That is, "I am now
eating the flesh of an
animal who will some
day in the future be
eating my flesh."
118. Mahabharata
The purchaser of flesh performs
violence by his wealth;
He who eats flesh does so by
enjoying its taste;
The killer does himsa by actually
tying and killing the animal.
- all of these are to be considered
120. “In human society, if one
kills a man he has to be
hanged (or punished). That
is the law of the state.
Because of ignorance people
do not perceive that
there is a complete state
controlled by the
Supreme Lord. Every living
creature is the son of
the Supreme Lord, and He
does not tolerate even
an ant’s being killed. One
has to pay for it.”
121. “Meat-eating and
intoxication excite the senses
more and more, and the
conditioned soul falls
victim to women. In order to
keep women, money is
required, and to acquire
money, one begs,
borrows or steals. Indeed, he
commits abominable acts
that cause him to suffer both
in this life and in the next.”
-Srila
Prabhupada
122. Even the heads of religions
indulge in killing animals
while trying to pass as
saintly persons. This
mockery and hypocrisy in
human society
bring about unlimited
calamities; therefore
occasionally there are great
wars. Masses of such people
go out onto battlefields and
kill themselves”-
Srila Prabhupada
123.
124.
125.
126. “Those who are
animal killers, their
brain is dull as stone.
Therefore meat-eating
should be stopped. In
order to revive the
finer tissues of the
brain to understand
subtle things, one
must give up
meat-eating.
-Srila Prabhupada
128. Foods such as milk products,
grains, fruits and vegetables
“increase the duration of life,
purify one’s existence, and
give strength, health,
happiness, and satisfaction.”
129. On the contrary…
Foods such as meat & fish are
described as “putrid,
decomposed, and unclean”
130. Plants and
the trees
also have
souls!
Isn’t eating
them
killing?
134. “The devotees of the Lord are
released from all kinds of sins
because they eat food which is
offered first for sacrifice.
Others, who prepare food for
personal sense enjoyment, verily
eat only sin.”
(Bhagavad-gita 3.13)
135. Srila Prabhupada
explains:
As a matter of
“Human beings are
gratitude, they
provided with food
should feel obliged
grains, vegetables,
to the Lord milk by
fruits, and for their
supply of foodstuff,
the grace of the
and they must first
Lord, but it is the
duty of thefood in
offer Him human
sacrifice and then
beings to
partake the
acknowledge the
remnants.”
mercy of the Lord.
136. Krishna instructs:
“If one offers
Me with love
and devotion a
leaf, a flower,
fruit or water, I
will accept it.”
(Bhagavad-gita 9.26)
137. Offer Food to
Krishna
Krishna
Prasadam
Nourishment Nourishment
of Body of Soul
Editor's Notes
The USDA recommends giving each hen four inches of 'feeder space'. In this little space the birds cannot stretch their wings or legs, and cannot fulfill normal behavioral patterns. Constantly rubbing against the wire cages, they suffer from severe feather loss, and their bodies are covered with bruises and abrasions.
The USDA recommends giving each hen four inches of 'feeder space'. In this little space the birds cannot stretch their wings or legs, and cannot fulfill normal behavioral patterns. Constantly rubbing against the wire cages, they suffer from severe feather loss, and their bodies are covered with bruises and abrasions.
The USDA recommends giving each hen four inches of 'feeder space'. In this little space the birds cannot stretch their wings or legs, and cannot fulfill normal behavioral patterns. Constantly rubbing against the wire cages, they suffer from severe feather loss, and their bodies are covered with bruises and abrasions.
For every egg-laying hen confined in a battery cage, there is a male chick that was killed at the hatchery. Male chicks of egg laying breeds are of no economic value. They may be thrown in trashcans where they are suffocated or crushed under the weight of others. Another common method used to dispose of unwanted male chicks is grinding them up alive.
For every egg-laying hen confined in a battery cage, there is a male chick that was killed at the hatchery. Male chicks of egg laying breeds are of no economic value. They may be thrown in trashcans where they are suffocated or crushed under the weight of others. Another common method used to dispose of unwanted male chicks is grinding them up alive.
For every egg-laying hen confined in a battery cage, there is a male chick that was killed at the hatchery. Male chicks of egg laying breeds are of no economic value. They may be thrown in trashcans where they are suffocated or crushed under the weight of others. Another common method used to dispose of unwanted male chicks is grinding them up alive.
A newborn calf is likely to be taken to a veal factory. There, he will be locked up in a stall and chained by his neck to prevent him from turning around for his entire life. He will be injected with antibiotics and hormones to make him grow.
A newborn calf is likely to be taken to a veal factory. There, he will be locked up in a stall and chained by his neck to prevent him from turning around for his entire life. He will be injected with antibiotics and hormones to make him grow.