October 6th, 2011 
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John from www. okraw. com takes a field trip to the South San Francisco Wholesale Produce Market to show you how you can save 50% off your fruits and vegetables by purchasing direct from the wholesaler. In this episode, you will learn how to shop at the SSF Wholesale Produce Market
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Tags: Bulk, fresh, fruits, Market, Produce, Save, vegetables, Wholesale 
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SAVE OUR PLANET. . . Climate change likely behind intense Australian floods. Although no single event can be attributed to climate change, scientists believe the intensity of the prolonged rains and flooding endured by residents of the Australian states of Queensland and New South Wales are indicative of the types of events that are linked to global warming. Meteorologists have already noted that flooding is more severe this year because the cyclical La Ni
August 28th, 2011 admin
Lady Gaga made headlines when she wore a dress made entirely of RAW MEAT, but here are several legendary rock stars that say the way to go is VEGETARIAN. Chrissie Hynde from “The Pretenders,” Tony Kanal of “No Doubt,” and Mike Ness, lead singer of “Social Distortion” spoke up at the 2010 Animal Acres Gala near Los Angeles. Animal Acres is a sanctuary for rescued farm animals. Visit animalacres. org. Video Produced by Patty Shenker. Video Edited by Sandra Mohr. HD Footage provided free by FreeAnimalVideo. org ? Mother Nature is telling us that we will be Vegan (humans’ natural diet) or we will no longer be – epidemic levels of mental and physical disease, and environmental devastation! At this point of our evolution, humans are anatomically and physiologically Herbivore (Plant-Based Diet) – no matter what we have been told/sold to believe: vitalveda. wordpress. com twitter. com veganzeitgeist. wordpress. com https If we want Peace in our World – Hearts-Minds-Bodies-Souls – why would we create and consume violence!? Thank you for being and/or becoming Vegan so ALL may LIVE! Vegan Zeitgeist claims no rights to this video or its contents – for educational and enlightenment purposes only.
August 18th, 2011 admin
Jaime K shows us another great vegan dish. Save the Kales will now be a monthly addition to Lehigh Valley Mirror, so don’t miss it.
July 15th, 2011 admin
Rip Esselstyn is a firefighter who has seen the devastating effects of a poor diet at every shift. He’s seen heart disease, diabetes, cancer, strokes, and even 600-lb people who need help being lifted out of their own beds. And that was one of the reasons he wrote The Engine-2 Diet, a New York Times bestselling diet book that incorporates the same principles many champion athletes use for energy and stamina and does so without using any weird, where-do-I-find-these kinds of foods. It also doesn’t include any meat. According to Rip, Americans are programmed to believe they need flesh and dairy in order to survive, when nothing is further from the truth. So he says its important that we wean ourselves off the bad while training ourselves to discover and enjoy the good. And Rip says once you see how great you’ll feel after you start eating a better diet, you wont want to go back. And in this audio, you’ll hear all about it. According to Rip, eating healthy doesn’t mean you cant enjoy your favorite foods like pizza or desserts; it just means you wont have all the guilt or sugar-crashes. And in this audio, you’ll hear how to do it.
July 15th, 2011 admin
New Years resolutions are often about food diets, but this year consider your energy diet too. TXU Energy has simple tips to help you save electricity by switching to compact fluorescent light bulbs and using an energy monitoring device. You can conduct your own energy audit to see where you might be using too much electricity. Cut the fat out of your power bill and save energy with TXU Energy.
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June 9 – Chinese actress Gao Yuanyuan blossoms in a gown made of lettuce to promote a greener, vegetarian diet in China. Gemma Haines reports.
May 10th, 2011 admin
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March 26th, 2011 admin
Ever heard of saving the earth means becoming a part of the vegetarian family?? but why?? any idea?? I thought we should save green therefore, we shouldn’t kill green and eat green stuff. . . please leave your thoughts and comments. Also, please like this video if you like it and remember to subscribe too. . . ^^
January 17th, 2011 admin
1) I cut my own hair. I bought a $20 buzzer, and it lasts about a year. I used to get a haircut every month, at a cost of $20 (including tip, not including gas money to get there and valuable time spent there). So I save the cost of about 11 haircuts a year. I do the same for my three sons, saving another 36 haircuts (at $10 each). Annual savings: $580. 2) No Cable TV. We watch DVDs, or read. I don’t spend much on DVDs either (probably less than most people, per month). Cable costs about $65/month. Annual savings: $780. 3) Became vegan. I eat a lot of fresh fruits and veggies, which are expensive, sure, but you are supposed to eat those whether you’re vegan, vegetarian or a carnivore, so I don’t count those as extra expenses. The real comparison is between meat, and the protein substitutes I use. Most of my protein comes from tofu, although I do eat beans and soy protein such as fake ground beef or soy burgers. Overall I believe I save about $2-3 per day not eating meat. Annual savings: $900. 4) Don’t use the gym. I used to be a member of a gym. Didn’t use it much, and still got charged for a full year. Now I get a lot of exercise, but I do it at home and on the road. I do strength exercises in my living room and jog (and will soon start cycling and swimming). Annual savings: $420. 5) Rarely go to the movies. I used to go out to the movies at least once a week, and sometimes more. I slowly made it every other week, and now I don’t even go once a month. Now we take the . . .
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