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Monday, 22 September 2008 |
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Take the veggie challenge from Sunday, September 21 to Sunday, September 28. More details here. |
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Tuesday, 16 September 2008 |
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vegan food championship 1: frozen fear |
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Saturday, 30 August 2008 |
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vegan food championship 1: frozen fear We are live from the headquarters of veganunderground.com for this epic battle between two vegan dinner stalwarts. When you talk about convenience, when you talk about tastiness, frozen vegan pizza immediately comes to mind. And when you talk about frozen vegan pizza, you talk about Amy’s. Tonight a new challenger will step up to face the current champion, Amy’s, and that is Life Choices Organicuisine. Here we have a relative unknown, a Canadian challenger to the champ. Life Choices’ stats are there and it seems an impressive package, but the lineage and the experience are question marks. Going up against a veteran like Amy’s will be a true test. Amy’s has solid numbers, proven success – the whole package. And on top of all that, it has a secret weapon...
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a sad good-bye to collette |
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Thursday, 28 August 2008 |
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commentary by captain paul watson
founder and president of sea shepherd conservation society
Collette has been deliberately killed by Australian government bureaucrats.
The whale known as Colin was found to be female after her death and has been renamed Collette.
Upon hearing about the whale known as Colin, the orphaned baby humpback whale lost in Sydney Harbour, I issued the following statement:
Statement from Captain Paul Watson:
We view the life of every Humpback whale as valuable and if anything can be done to save the life of this young baby Humpback than we encourage and support every effort to ensure that he survives.
I would propose finding a small cove, inlet or bay to keep Colin safe and then attempting to feed Colin with a mixture of krill and small fish. Finding whale milk is difficult if not impossible. If Colin is old enough to be weaned then this could work.
It is of course an awesome task to care for and provide life saving care to a whale. It truly is a whale of a task but we can’t be faulted for trying, just for refusing to try.
Australians have an opportunity to demonstrate that they do not just talk about saving whales but that they are prepared to do whatever it takes to protect them, including this little orphan.
The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society wishes to work with the governments both Federal and State, the media, other groups and concerned Australian citizens to mobilize an effort to save Colin.
We can do this!
Captain Paul Watson |
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