We were just told of this place. A customer of ours owns it in Janzen Beach. I guess it's all vegan except some soap with honey that they're getting rid of. Grand opening Saturday night @7pm. Congrats folks.
Man, this is gonna be so good. We sampled some of the recipes last night and... geez, so f'in good. We know it's a big chunk of change, but it's for a good cause and your money won't be wasted. So, sign up, your stomach will thank you. You can also sign up at Food Fight, we'll figure out some kind of receipt to give you.
"Protest the selling of foie gras at Blue hour, Friday,May 30th at 7pm. Blue Hour is an upscale restaurant in the Pearl District at (503) 226-3394 · 250 NW 13th Ave, Portland. There will also be a phone jam all day starting at 11:30 am you can participate in by calling the number above!"
Our next benefit movie night is coming up on Sunday, June 8th. At The Artistery, 4315 SE Division. Harold and Maude. If it's not one of your favorites, it will be. 8pm, as usual. $3. This time the money is going to help cover costs for the Let Live NW Animal Rights Conference. Yay.
We don't know if it's just our imagination, but this past week, it seems like a lot of Oprah-demographic have been coming into the stor buying cookbooks and taking "Why Vegan?"s. Pretty cool.
If you were to ask this question today, the answer would be yes. We have very expensive delicious marshmallows from Sweet and Sara. Buy them now or forever hold your peace.
"The highest corn prices since at least the Civil War, based on Chicago Board of Trade data, mean U.S. feedlots are losing money on every animal they sell, discouraging production as rising global incomes increase meat consumption and a declining dollar spurs exports. Cattle may rise 13 percent by the end of the year on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Brazil's Bolsa de Mercadorias e Futuros, futures contracts show."
"Out to Pasture Animal Sanctuary (www.outtopasturesanctuary.org) will be having a series of rummage sales through out the summer with the first one scheduled for June 14th instead of May 24th. The second one is scheduled for July 4th and 5th. Rummage sale items can be dropped off on the porch at 2907 NE Weidler Street anytime and will be stored until the sales. The sales will be held on the lawn at 2907 NE Weidler St (yellow house across from the Hollywood Fred Meyers in Portland). For more info call Kit at 503-493-9155 (work) or 503-756-8652 (cell). Tax receipts are available. Also, we need folding tables (loaned or donated) for the sales. Thanks for your support."
So, we've been getting notices from all our suppliers regarding increases in costs, due to fuel, ingredients going up, etc. I'm sure this is no surprise to anybody that has been paying attention, but we've been avoiding acknowledging it. Until now. We're slowly going over all our prices and lots of things will be going up we're sure. This isn't anything specific to us, but we're sure it'll be felt/noticed more in smaller stores who can't buy in the giant quantities that the big guys can. Sorry in advance, and we hope you guys understand.
"Hey all - This email was forwarded to me this morning. If anyone can foster, or give a permanent home to these dogs, I can arrange to get to dogs to you, help out with financial expenses, help you find permanent homes for them, etc. The email is below."
There is a limited capacity at our Prom venue, so get your tickets soon at www.tryveganweekpdx.com!
What: Try Vegan Week's Vegan Prom sponsored by Food Fight and Northwest Veg! "Purple Rain" (Prince is Vegan!) DJ Maxmillian will spin 70's and 80's jams, so come dressed in the threads of those decades...Best Dressed Contest.
When & Where: June 13, 8-11 p.m. at Secret Society Ballroom, 116 NE Russell "
Don't forget. It'll also be a great time to register for Let Live, so bring an extra $10, dig?
"The Witness, a 43-minute film that has won six 'Best Documentary' awards at film festivals across America will screen for one night only at 5th Avenue Cinema in Portland, OR. The Witness tells the inspiring story of Eddie Lama, a tough construction contractor from Brooklyn whose chance encounter with a kitten completely transforms his life. Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist of the Los Angeles Times, Howard Rosenberg, said: 'The Witness is one man's truth that cries out for mass exposure... may be the most important film about animals ever made.'"
In an attempt to reduce time and energies wasted on trivial internet arguments and anonymous bickering, we have now turned off comments on the blog. If you have something to say, feel free to send us an email, we'll be here.
Getting out and leafleting is good. Here's a blurb about a good place to go do it. Sign up for this group and go do it with some good folks. Good.
"GrazeFest is like VegFest's evil twin. : )
It's a meat festival featuring grass-fed beef, buffalo, yak, elk, lamb, and pork. There will be cooking demos and free samples starting at 10 a.m., so be sure to come bright and early so you won't miss out on all the delicious... leafleting opportunities.
The a/c seems to be stabilized for the moment. We being pessimists, don't want to fully say it's working at full potential. Plus, it's only 60 degrees outside, so it doesn't have to work as hard right now. Anyways, please don't hate us that we've been closed lately.
"That is one level of consciousness. But what she talks about in her book is a higher level. She speaks of 'spiritual integrity.' How can you say you're trying to spiritually evolve, without even a thought about what happens to the animals whose lives are sacrificed in the name of gluttony?"
Ok. We're open again. Hopefully. Maybe? Tomorrow is gonna be cool right? And the AC repair guys are really gonna fix it today? Promise? PS. We could use your pity purchases after us being closed our 2 busiest days of the week. PPS. Hot dogs today? No f'in way!
Closing early. AC not working right which is overworking the other refrigeration. Produce cooler crapping out. Ice cream cooler perhaps dead. We'll see about tomorrow. Might want to call and see if we're open.
We just found out that Daniel has been transferred out of FCI Sandstone. This was completely unexpected, and we do not know what his final destination will be. Please hold off on mailing letters for the time being; we'll send out an update as soon as we have one.
This adorable little guy was found abandoned at the fishing docks in the Dominican Republic (DR). I happened to be in the DR to attend the Caribbean Animal Welfare Conference and as always, when overseas, happened upon multiple opportunities to rescue animals.
The fishermen could not feed Doc and said that he would die if he stayed there. They asked me if I could help, so I brought Doc home on the airplane with me and now he is looking for a loving home.
He is three months old and has been vaccinated and dewormed. He is good with cats and kids and other dogs. He has personality plus and loves to tilt his head and show off his "flying nun" ears! I'm not sure what mixture of breeds he is but he will be a small dog.
If you're interested in adopting Doc, please email me at connie@idausa.org, or call me at (360) 666-1578 or (360) 356-4827."
Just writing to let everyone know that PDX-ADL has an official office space. It's right downtown, and we share it with some really great allies: Stumptown Earth First!, the Community Independence Project, and the Anarchist Black Cross.
We will start having our regular Wednesday meetings here in the conference room. The address is: 917 SW Oak #413
Some of us will be trying to keep regular office hours, so feel free to drop by and say hello!"
Looks like starting on 5/25, Los Gorditos will be restarting there all-vegan Sundays. Not sure about times, but I'm guessing lunch time will be a safe bet.
"I may be given the opportunity to rent in a lovely house that has 6 great apts. in it at SE 14th and SE Main, blocks from Sweet Pea! The apt. is bungalow style and is a two bedroom. If I converted the office space for my bedroom and two other people took the two back bedrooms our rent would be split between us (1050 total {350$ each} plus split utilities which I am told are gas and electric and are usually a total of $50 a month, which would also be split three ways). It is huge and gorgeous! It has a back and front porch and is on the second floor. I have four older cats and am SUPER clean about them. Get in touch ASAP if you are responsible, have money to move, and want to live with indoor only cats who are low key. I am willing to take the faux bedroom in the front of the apt so the other people get have bedrooms with a closet! Contact me via phone or email. Move-in in June!
""It is with great pride that I announce the opening of the San Diego Maximum Security Zoological & Convict Reserve," director David Hennessey said at an opening ceremony Tuesday. "From southern white rhinos to repeat offenders serving 20 years for drug trafficking—you'll find them all here at our amazing new facility.""
"The California Supreme Court, striking down two state laws that had limited marriages to unions between a man and a woman, ruled Thursday that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry."
"Portland Animal Defense league will be continuing its anti-foie gras campaign this Friday, May 16th. Please join us and let Blue Hour know that the torture of ducks and geese for the 'delicacy' of foie gras will not be tolerated in Portland!"
"Then for twenty minutes they flatter me about how my personality and appearance are perfect matches for what is required in some espionage dealio. They wanted me to crash vegan potluck parties and get into the inner circle of terrorists because supposedly terrorists are trusting and I’m “trustable, easy going, funny,” and a bunch of other flattery. Every time they said “vegan potluck” I chuckled, but their faces showed they weren’t kidding. They said “vegan potluck” half a dozen times. They really feared vegans and their violent conspiracies to blow up buildings in protest to the republican national convention.
So after twenty minutes of bewildering suckups, they ask me if I’m in. They say there’s compensation if I assist in someone’s arrest. I say “ummmmmmm I’ll pass.” She says, “That was the fastest anyone has ever rejected me,” and then tried for ten more minutes to get me to change my mind before saying, “Really: think about it. We could really use you.”"
"Pick up the phone on Call-In day to urge P&G to end cruel animal experiments
Please join IDA and thousands of activists worldwide on May 16 THIS FRIDAY- Global Boycott Proctor & Gamble Day. We'll unite to expose P&G's callous abuse and inform people about cruelty-free shopping in dozens of countries throughout the world. Our efforts on this day, and throughout the year, can save tens of thousands of animals from a horrific fate at the hands of P&G's vivisectors."
The Witness highlights the dramatic and inspiring personal transformation of a tough Brooklyn construction contractor whose heart is opened by the love of a kitten.
Friday, 05/23/08, Doors Open @ 7pm 5th Avenue Cinema, 510 SW Hall St, Portland, OR Suggested Donation 5$ for “Let Live” NW Animal Rights Conference Brought To You By: Food Fight! Grocery, Herbivore Magazine, Vegans For Animal Advocacy
Portland, Oregon — The Witness, a 43-minute film that has won six “Best Documentary” awards at film festivals across America will screen for one night only at 5th Avenue Cinema in Portland, OR. The Witness tells the inspiring story of Eddie Lama, a tough construction contractor from Brooklyn whose chance encounter with a kitten completely transforms his life. Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist of the Los Angeles Times, Howard Rosenberg, said: “The Witness is one man’s truth that cries out for mass exposure… may be the most important film about animals ever made.”
Lama's remarkable change in consciousness, from loathing animals to devoting his life to their protection, seems to be contagious. “I feel as though I have been walking around with a bag over my head, and my heart,” said one viewer in Albany, NY. “The difference those 43 minutes made in my perceptions are earthshaking for me.”
The film has received extraordinary support from everyday people, who have thus far organized several hundred community screenings in almost every U.S. state, in venues ranging from libraries and churches to college campuses and movie theatres, often with theatre owners donating the space for the events. The documentary has also been broadcast on independent film showcases of several regional PBS stations.
For his groundbreaking street level education work, Eddie Lama was honored with the Peace Abbey’s Courage of Conscience Award. Past honorees have included Mother Teresa and the Dalai Lama. "In my lifetime,” said Lama as he accepted the award, “I have been both the oppressor and the oppressed, both the fomenter of discord and the advocate for peace, both the perpetrator and the victim. But most significantly, I have been both the silence and the voice. It is the human voice that is the primary tool for change.”
“The Witness touches something very deep in audience members,” says producer LaVeck, “because it shows how any person, from any background, can change. Eddie Lama is living proof of something that we all hope and pray is true, that one person’s change of heart can change the world.” LaVeck and the film’s director, Jenny Stein, founded their non-profit production company Tribe of Heart, to fill an unmet need for films that explore the human potential to respond to injustice with creativity and non-violence. Tribe of Heart’s second film, Peaceable Kingdom, is currently on the film festival circuit and recently won a festival award for “enriching the human spirit through film.”
"SHAC 7 prisoner Jake Conroy is currently on lockdown. That means an incident occurred at his prison, and now everyone is locked in their cells 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. That means he can't use the phone, is limited to whatever vegan food he had stashed in his cell, and is otherwise bored! Please take a few minutes to send him a letter, photos, etc. Mail call is literally his only contact with anyone for as long as lockdown lasts! And...he'll have limited stamps until lockdown ends so if you don't get a response right away, it's likely due to a stamp shortage (and no, you CANNOT send in stamps!)
Jacob Conroy #93501-011 FCI Victorville Medium I PO Box 5300 Adelanto, CA 92301"
"Mayor Richard Daley had called the ban the 'silliest ordinance' the city council ever passed and said it made Chicago 'the laughingstock of the nation.'"
Hi there. Remember the SHAC 7? Remember Josh Harper? Well, we know you guys have been great in writing in the past, but his letters have lessened and lessened as time's gone by, and he's really needing some friends right now.
We know some of you have written in the past and didn't get repsonses, but you have to understand his situation. At one point or another, he was being moved or put in solitary and had his possessions thrown away (including letters), so he seriously might not have been able to.
He's in a stable cell now, so he will do his best to write back now. Please be understanding and patient. And remember, Josh is a funny guy, so if you're expecting him to write back a serious letter filled with deep understandings of life just because he's an AR prisoner, think again. Actually, most prisoners just want to correspond in a light-hearted and uplifting way. Can you blame them?
You all are the main thing he has to liven his spirits and give him an outlook into the outside world. We take it for granted, and this one little thing you can do makes so much difference to the people on the inside, you don't even know.
Please write Josh and the other SHAC 7 defendants.
JOSHUA HARPER # 29429-086 FCI SHERIDAN FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION P.O. BOX 5000 SHERIDAN, OR 97378
JACOB CONROY, # 93501-011 FCI VICTORVILLE MEDIUM I FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION P.O. BOX 5300 ADELANTO, CA 92301
"Three animal rights protesters were arrested April 20 for picketing outside a U researcher's home--a violation of a new Salt Lake City ordinance requiring demonstrators to stay 100 feet away from a private residence. This is the first violation of the new ordinance.
The protesters were released from jail the same day but plan to file a lawsuit against the Salt Lake City Police Department for violating their First Amendment right to peacefully protest. Attorney Brian Barnard will represent the protesters in their case."
"Hi! We wanted to take the time to say thank you to all our customers, to everyone who loves our vegan marshmallow treats, to everyone who supports us! We really love our customers and to express our appreciation we're giving away Sweet & Sara vegan marshmallows and vegan smores to 10 lucky people! We will ship anywhere as long as it's under 70 degrees! All you have to do is send us an email and tell us a little something: why you'd like to receive the goodies, if you have a special way of enjoying them, a favorite recipe using the mallows, etc. Pictures are great too (please copy into the email, attachments will not be opened)!"
So, if you're coming in from out of town for Let Live or if you want to volunteer or... whatever. Here's a message board to help make things happen and get folks talking to each other.
"Hey Temptation sales went very well at Vegfest! We made over $1,000 dollars for Try Vegan Week! Despite almost constantly sales all day at vegfest we had a little too much ice cream shipped. It's ok you came still buy some and support Try vegan Week. Papa G's organic vegan deli has take 12 gallons of temptation to sell as while supplies last with proceeds benefiting Try Vegan Week. Flavors include: French Vanilla, fair trade Chocolate, and mint chocolate chip. While supplies last."
"According to sheriff's deputies, five pit bull mix puppies were taken from the rapper's home by an animal control unit and will be taken to to a jail where they will be cared for by female inmates."
"“There has never been a case in America that has involved this much entrapment, this much pushing by an informant, by the U.S. government and by the FBI behind it.”"
BAM! Just got these new cookies in that will knock your pecker in the dirt. If you have a pecker. If not, I'm sure they will somehow affect your uterus as well.
So, if you know us, you know we're not the world's biggest endorser of raw stuff. But... these bars are great. And we know, at $5.25 they better be, but... we guess if you're into raw stuff you're used to those prices. Coming to the online store soon.
"And now it turns out that the Burger King Corporation, home of the Whopper, hired a private security firm to spy on the Student/Farmworker Alliance, a group of idealistic college students trying to improve the lives of migrants in Florida."
"In remembrance of the 8 sea lions who have died in recent weeks, PDX ADL will be holding a funeral procession this Friday.
Whether or not the sea lions were shot, they were definitely victims of murder by human hands.
They never took more than they were naturally born to, all they asked was to be left alone to live their lives.
As we mourn these deaths, we must also voice our concerns for the future fate of the remaining sea lions.
3pm: meet at SE Salmon and Eastbank (under I-5--you can park there for a fee) Right on Eastbank walking North for 1.15 miles Right on Lloyd Blvd .7 miles end up at 1201 Llyod Blvd (suite 1100 is there exact office)
This is the Lloyd center max stop for anyone taking max. We should be at NOAA in an hour after start, so 4pm for a demo/funeral at the offices.
Then, at 6pm is a vegan potluck at People's Coop and a movie."
"Circus Vazquez is scheduled to appear at the Western Washington Fairgrounds in Puyallup May 16 to 20. Last month, a tiger with the circus was attacked and killed by one or more of her cagemates after the circus left six tigers crammed together in one cage. Circus Vazquez is currently traveling with elephant handler Will Davenport. In the past year, the Davenport family has been repeatedly cited by the USDA for inhumane handling and failure to provide adequate care to three elephants, named Queenie, Tina and Jewel."
"#35 is a two-days old baby, his umbilical chord is still attached, his coat is still slick with birth fluids, his eyes are unfocused, his legs, wobbly. He is crying pitifully for his mother. No one answers. He will live his entire short life an orphan, his only experience of mother love will be one of yearning for it, his only experience of emotional connection, one of absence. Soon, the memory of his mother, her face, her voice, her scent, will fade, but the painful, irrepressible longing for her warmth will still be there. At four months old, he and other orphans like himself will be corralled into trucks and hauled to slaughter. As he will be dragged onto the killing floor, he will still be looking for his mother, still desperately needing her nurturing presence, especially at that dark time when he will be frightened and needing her more than ever in the midst of the terrible sights, and sounds, and scents of death all around him and, in his despair, in his want for a shred of consolation and protection, he, like most baby calves, will try to suckle the fingers of his killers.
"Please bring a 100% vegan dish to share and an ingredients list (for those with allergies). Potluck will begin at 6:00pm, movie will begin at 7:30pm. We will be showing "Earthlings" - an animal rights film!"
"Food Fight Grocery, for instance, is one of the most highly reviewed businesses of foodies in Portland, Oregon, because of the political activism its vegan owners encourage. The home page of the store's website even opts for a news and events blog over advertising its plethora of vegan products.
But Emiko Badillo, who owns the store with her husband, Chad Miller, says she doesn't look at Yelp or their reputation online.
'I think people still appreciate that we're casual and that we're really putting our own personalities into the business,' Badillo says. 'We run this business mainly for the activism side of it and to inform people about veganism.'"
"Another sea lion has been found dead on the Columbia, as the death toll rises. This one was just found this afternoon, floating in the water near the I-5 bridge."
Thanks to SuperVegan for helping us spread the word on Let Live. Oh, by the way, have you registered yet? Remember, there is limited space for all the workshops and speakers, so it's best to cough up that $10 (or more if you're able) sooner rather than later.
That greedy turd Will Potter is looking for a handout to print some kind of a handout. It's probably just some pro-life garbage like he's known for, but take a gander anyway.
"Two students from Aloha High School in Beaverton will be publicly recognized by a nonprofit organization for creating a short news video on the environmental impact of dietary choices.
The students, Lake Sartor and Kali Grischow-Byrns, have been invited by Northwest VEG to appear as guests of honor at the opening ceremony of Portland VegFest, where the video will be screened before a live audience. Environmental science teacher Sara Trakselis and broadcast journalism teacher Matt Fox are also being commended for their participation in the video project.
The video came to the attention of Northwest VEG through a "Real Teen" segment that was submitted to FOX 12 (KPTV). "Real Teen" is a series of news stories created by participating high schools for broadcast by the station and on the "Real Teen Reports" section of its website."
"The Humane Society doesn’t like the killing part, but has gone along with capture. The sea lions trapped so far have been sent to Sea World parks in San Diego and San Antonio, a policy that some other animal-rights advocates are none too happy with, especially after one of the seven captured last month died in custody during a medical inspection. So the motive for the shooting might have been to sabotage the trapping program, rather than to take revenge for salmon-snatching: It’s not clear whether the trapping will continue now that the cages have become bulls’-eyes."
Is the NYT hinting that AR folks might be responsible for shooting the sea lions in order sabotage the trapping?
Looking for a new pal? Recently deceased Roger Troen leaves behind some pals in need.
"Tanner, Roger's 8 year old chow/collie dog. Roger liberated Tanner from a dismal existence on a chain. In a true showing of Roger's character, he refused to give up on this dog, even when he bit the hand that fed him. Of all the members of Roger's family in need of a home, Tanner is the most special case and will need a very special guardian to take over his care. Someone who can be a firm but benevolent alpha presence, and keep Tanner safe from his fear of strangers that has historically gotten him into trouble.
In addition to Tanner, these are the animals in need of homes that Steve referenced:
Hildegard, an 8 to 9 year old female small short-haired cream-colored shepherd mix who slept with Roger on his bed.
4 cats -- I know one is a tortoise short-hair cat, and another a black and white tuxedo. Hildegard and the two cats slept on the bed together.
2 rats -- one buff and one hooded.
If you would like to consider fostering, adopting, or just want to see pictures and learn more about Roger's family members, please contact me at matt@idausa.org or (503) 249-9996"
"But I've learned that sometimes the function of privilege, education, and the luxury of not dying from malnutrition can be used towards making a statement that all living things are equal. It’s the application of our dumb dietary luck of being born in this country that can illustrate the unfortunate fact that ignorance to the ridiculous bounty we’re able to access every day breeds the problem. If every person, and every vegan, used their brains along with their mouths we might be able to slowly devour the system that leads to cruelty, consumerism without compassion, and over-consumption in the first place."
A nice read from a Portlander learning about veganism. Leave a comment and some encouragement. And thanks to Ainsley for thinking about stuff.
"Four California sea lions and two Steller sea lions were found shot to death below Bonneville river at noon today. The area is now sealed off as a crime scene, since the killing involved gunshots at a federal facility. The sea lions were found dead at the traps. ...at the TRAPS."
"Evergreen Animal Rights Network and Olympia Animal Rights are hosting an animal liberation conference for the weekend of May 10th and 11th, 2008.
The aim of this conference is to provide an opportunity for activists to network, build alliances, and discuss how to further the goals of the movement. This conference is designed for people who have already accepted the premise of animal rights and are ready to take the next step. Although we don't presume to know what this next step should be, we hope that this conference will produce constructive results."
"Food Fight is full of overpriced, heavily processed, packaged vegan junk food. Its not whether its vegan or not that matters. What matters is human health and environmental sustainability. I'd rather eat fish, meat or eggs from a trusted local source than "vegan" food marketed by transnational corporations, made by underpaid workers and packaged in plastic and cardboard."
"On May 3rd, we will be hosting our 6th Monkeywrench Cafe, an event of excellent, low-cost food and wonderful storytelling by Earth First!ers of all generations!"
"We are desperately looking for rescue for our shelter’s longest resident dog, Walt. Walt is a four year old American Pit Bull/Sharpei mix. He was rescued from severe neglect by our Humane Officers back in April 2007. Walt’s former owner was sentenced to 10 days in jail and a $2,000 fine for the horrific lack of care she provided Walt."
Our great friend Deborah of Brooklyn Law School SALDF and Jason Das of Supervegan.com have started a new monthly networking event for all you veg*ns in the NYC area.
"Vegan Drinks is a monthly social networking* event for people interested in promoting veganism and advocating for animal rights. Vegan Drinks’ mission is to bring together a diverse group of people—from cupcake aficionados to animal lawyers to veg*ns of all stripes in between—to build new coalitions and promote the sharing of resources."
All the details on on their site. Go show your support for veganism, animal rights, and get krunked all at the same time.
Props to Deborah and Jason for making shit happen over there.
"Ports along the U.S. West Coast, including the country's busiest port complex in Los Angeles, shut down on Thursday as some 10,000 dock workers went on a one-day strike to protest the war in Iraq, port and union officials said."
"“Most farm animals are commodities, and the value of the animal is usually lower than the cost of the prosthesis,” Dr. Ames said in a telephone interview. He added that in more than 30 years in veterinary medicine, “I’ve amputated more than a few limbs on farm animals, but I’ve never put a prosthetic device on any of them.”"
Jenny and Woodstock. Both get the big Food Fight thumbs up and high 5 and pat on the back. Thats a lot of props.
Stop buying Silk products anyway, they're owned by a giant dairy. But, anyway:
"WHITEWAVE FOODS COMPANY IS VOLUNTARILY RECALLING 11-OUNCE PLASTIC SINGLE SERVE BOTTLES OF SILK SOYMILK CHOCOLATE FLAVOR BECAUSE IT MAY CONTAIN UNDECLARED MILK PROTEIN. THE INDIVIDUAL BOTTLES ARE PRINTED WITH BOTH A 'USE BY' DATE OF MAY 7, 2008 (PRINTED AS 05 07 08) AND A UNIVERSAL PRODUCT CODE (UPC) OF 2529360028. CONSUMERS CAN FIND THIS INFORMATION ON THE BACK OF THE INDIVIDUAL BOTTLE."
Javier at Los Gorditos wanted us to spread the word about their Cinco de Mayo party on Saturday, May 3, from 12pm-4pm! A lot of vegan food and friends. Come hang out. And remember, it's on May 3, not May 5.
"Call NOAA, ODFW, and Governor Kulongoski Friday and Monday. Let them know that you want them to stop trapping and killing the Columbia River Sea Lions. We are their voice!"
