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Sorry for the long title, but it pretty much sums up my dilemma. We're flying into SF on a Friday night, arriving at our hotel on Union Square around 8pm, if the flight is on time. Because of that "if", I am looking for a place near Union Square that is fairly casual and doesn't necessitate reservations. Any cuisine is fine. Am I dreaming? Is this possible without ending up at Cheesecake Factory? Should we head straight to Chinatown?
Farmer Brown is just what you're looking for. It's near Union Square (about a block from the Powell BART station), the food is good, it's not that pricey and while you might have to wait for a little while (depening on what the crowd is like at that hour), you don't need a reservation.
Definitely don't settle for Cheesecake Factory, that would be a crime. Plus on a Friday night, you may actually ave to wait longer than at most places around there!
If you walk up Geary from Union Square, you'll have quite a few good choices. First up, between Mason and Taylor on the right sidewalk, is Colibri Mexican Bistro. I've only had one light dinner there, so I can't vouch for the food, but do a search on this board, there's been quite a few writeup on it. Next up, at the corner of Taylor on the left sidewalk, is Grand Cafe, a high end French brasserie. A new chef took over recently, and I'd expect the food to be fairly good, if a bit overpriced. Next, down the block on the right sidewalk, is Cortez, which serves tasty but expensive small plates. Finally, three blocks further, at the corner of Geary and Larkin, you'll find Thai House Express, a very casual, inexpensive and delicious Thai restaurant. The area gets a bit seedier after Cortez, so you could take a cab there, the fare would be very cheap.
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I had an unexpectedly good meal at Grand Cafe last week. The Salade Lyonnaise was wonderful. Everyone loved their entrees - lamb shank, pork chops and excellent crispy stripped sea bass. The service was very slow, though. We informed them on entering that we were going to theater, but it still took 15 minutes for our waiter to come and very long to get our entrees. Still, I am looking forward to going back when I don't have to worry about the time.
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Great tip. Given the literal row of places next to one another, you're bound to get into one.
Puccini & Pinetti would be good for casual Italian. Nice, energetic atmosphere with good basic food.
This was a timely thread, although I did make reservations on OpenTable.com. Photos from Colibri:
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Thanks, that looks/reads better than my outing there. Especially the corn tortilla, though the carnitas still look too dry and lean.
P.S. Corn smut.
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First up, tortillas with salsa. Wonderful hand-made white corn tortillas. A little difficult to pick up salsa in large quantities, as I like to do, but torn into quarters and cupped carefully, only a small amount of salsa ran down my hand/arm.
The greeen tomatillo-based salsa verde was very tangy, high acid, mildly hot. The yellow salsa struck me as something to spoon over sorbet or ice cream, not appropriate for direct consumption. The red salsa had the most heat, but I prefer a cooked tomato-type salsa, wherewas this one was a bit foamy, its texture reminiscent of gazpacho.
The guacamole followed. Due to our location in the narrow front end of the restaurant, it was prepared somewhere else. Ordered medium, it had a good level of heat, a step above the salsa verde for sure. My first impression was that the avocados were just right, ripe, chopped a bit roughly. My second was that a little more lemon juice (or white vinegar) would help balance the dip. Perhaps the guac suffered slightly in comparison with the salsa verde? My third impression was that the onions were a bit chunky; I was raised to grate/shred/juice them to supply their flavor without their crunch. Anyway, it was a large portion for two people, and easily could serve 3-4.
The halibut (fish of the day), mole poblano, and carnitas arrived simultaneously, crowding the table. In fact, the plates really are too large for tapas style service, especially with the big guac container still on the table. So we awkwardly served ourselves on the little "bread" plates.
The halibut seemed very fresh, and was neither over nor undercooked. One reason for ordering it was fresh green vegetables, which were good. Not sure what those black blobby things on top of the fish were...
The mole was quite different from my "standard," the one served at La Fiesta on Villa Street @ Calderon in Mountain View. At La Fiesta, you can feel the complexity of seeds and spices in the texture, which is a bit oily. At Colibri, the sauce seemed simpler and it had a light texture, airy, foamy, magical, that made it easy to scoop and eat with a tortilla or a fork. I still prefer La Fiesta's but this one was a lot of fun and expanded my understanding of what mole could be. The chicken was not up to the level of the sauce. A simple chicken breast, perhaps poached, was too firm, possibly held too long before service. Or they just like it a bit rubbery here.
The carnitas was a bit mysterious. Many of the pieces were dazzling in their richness, while another piece was like a loin chop, lean and dry. I suspect they do not use only pork shoulder, so it's just a different experience from my "usual" at Taqueria La Bamba on Old Middlefield Way @ Rengstorff in Mountain View. Perhaps Colibri's version is healthier?
It was a struggle, but we managed to eat all of the above. Tea followed, along with a forgettable rice "pudding."
Food and tea came to $51, the bar tab and tax added about $40. Not cheap, but then again, it's pretty good and we had unpretentious service at a good pace. I probably won't go back myself, but for someone looking for a nice place around Union Square that doesn't feel like just another corporate outpost, I would recommend it.


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NEHGS Database Newsby Sam Sturgis, Digital Collections Administrator, and Christopher Carter, Digital Collections Coordinator
Vermont Birth Records to 1871
Our Vermont vital records database now contains pre–1871 birth records filed at the state level. These records are currently held by the Vermont State Archives and Records Administration. Names of parents have also been indexed, when available.
The records held in this collection refer to the statewide index of vital records maintained by the Vermont State Archives. Town clerks were required to send copies of vital records to the state beginning in 1857. The state government began creating a statewide index to these records in 1919. The original vital records are still held at the town level. It may be possible to obtain a copy of the original record by contacting the corresponding town clerk's office.
Databases in Progress
Databases scheduled to be released in the near future include The Thwing Collection: Inhabitants and Estates of the Town of Boston, 1630–1800; Essex County, MA: Probate File Papers, 1841-1881; and the next set of the Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, covering the towns of Columbia, Marlborough, Sherman, and Wilton.
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Learn the basics of Irish genealogy and build the groundwork for your research using the resources at NEHGS—both onsite and online. Watch Irish Resources at NEHGS (1:09:46, presented live on March 25, 2014, by NEHGS Archivist Judy Lucey).
Our growing Online Learning Center contains subject guides on a variety of genealogical topics, informative videos, webinars, online courses, and more. Stay tuned for more resources in the coming weeks and months! If you have questions or feedback, please contact Online Education Coordinator Ginevra Morse at email@example.com.
Catching Up with Vita Brevis
Interviews were a new feature in Vita Brevis last month. Scott Steward spoke with Marilynne K. Roach about her new book, Six Women of Salem: The Untold Story of the Accused and Their Accusers in the Salem Witch Trials, and Jean Maguire interviewed Senior Genealogist David C. Dearborn, who retired in March after 38 years at NEHGS.
Several new authors debuted in Vita Brevis in March. Deborah Rossi wrote about conserving the frame of an historic family tree chart; Helen Herzer offered newspapers as a substitute for New York vital records; D. Brenton Simons explored the witchcraft threat in seventeenth-century New England; Lael Dalal described the travels and travails of an Iraqi Jewish family in the mid-twentieth-century; Marie Daly outlined the features of the first mass Irish migration to America; Emily Baldoni wrote of the uses of the Social Register in genealogical research; Rhonda McClure discussed last names and historic occupations; and Ryan Woods described serendipitous family encounters in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
Also in March, Leah Walczak reported on the Winter Weekend Getaway; Alicia Crane Williams and Helen S. Ullmann reviewed the progress of the Early New England Families and Western Massachusetts Families in 1790 study projects; Robert Charles Anderson broke down the components of assorted Great Migration populations; and David Allen Lambert wrote about his research on Stoughton's Punkapoag Indian and African American families.
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ExtremeGenes Family History Radio recently featured NEHGS Senior Research Scholar Gary Boyd Roberts in an episode titled "Gateway Ancestors" (episode #35). Gary discussed the fascination of royal ancestors, from "snob appeal" to issues of social mobility in America.
Last month, NEHGS Genealogists Rhonda McClure and David Allen Lambert appeared in episodes on celebrity genealogy (episode #31—Rhonda's segment begins at 13:28) and genealogical research "war stories" (episode #27).
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A Note from the Editor: Black Sheep Ancestorsby Lynn Betlock, Editor
Genealogists and non-genealogists alike are often fascinated by their "black sheep" ancestors. Of course, this interest doesn't stem from approval of crimes and misdeeds. Instead, researching black sheep ancestors can often be more exciting than investigating more virtuous forebears. Ancestors who were scoundrels can capture the imagination and bring color and pathos to a family history. I doubt many people muse about why ancestors stayed on the straight and narrow path throughout their lives. Considering those forebears who didn't follow the rules—and why they did not—is a lot more thought-provoking. In addition, black sheep ancestors—particularly those who were actual criminals—may have generated additional records, such as court documents and newspaper accounts. Generally, no extra records are created when a person is a good and upstanding citizen (with the exception, perhaps, of good citizenship awards). The often rich and detailed records about black sheep ancestors might not only give information about transgressions but also provide insight into family circumstances not likely to be found anywhere else.
In the early 2000s, we regularly featured readers' black sheep ancestor stories in both New England Ancestors magazine (the predecessor to American Ancestors) and the e-newsletter. In fact, the black sheep stories (along with "my favorite ancestor" stories) were so popular that we ran at least one in the e-news almost every week for about two-and-a-half years, from March 2003 to October 2005. I recently read through the stories in our e-newsletter archive and found a host of reasons why someone might be pegged as a black sheep ancestor: adultery, bigamy, child abandonment, counterfeiting, desertion from the military, murder, and theft. The results of this week's survey, which asks whether readers have black sheep ancestors, should produce interesting results. Unfortunately, the survey can't answer the question of how many readers have black sheep ancestors and don't know it!
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Rapid City Society for Genealogical Research, South Dakota
Rapid City, located in southwestern South Dakota, is the county seat of Pennington County. The Rapid City Society for Genealogical Research has made a number of resources available on its website in PDF format. Click the Records tab to access them.
Mortuary Records Index
Behrens' Mortuary records cover 1879 to 1971 (early records contain more information than later ones). The data fields are last name, first name, death date, age, where buried, and number. Additional data, drawn from the 1880 census, 1890 reconstructed census, the 1900 census, and Eka Parkinson's newspaper readings (1879 to 1923), are provided.
Pennington County, South Dakota Residents and Land Owners, 1890
The Rapid City Society for Genealogical Research searched local land records, tax lists, school records, mining records, newspapers, and a number of other sources to attempt to reconstruct the 1890 U.S. Federal Census for Pennington County. The results of their research were published in a book titled Pennington County Residents and Landowners—1890, indexed in this database.
Obituary Indexes
The obituaries in this alphabetical index are drawn from The Rapid City Journal from 1968 through 2012. The data fields include name, age, death, location, cemetery, and obituary date. The society will look up obituaries for individuals whose names appear in the database.
Cemetery Readings
This section of the website contains burial databases for seventeen cemeteries in various counties in South Dakota, including Pennington County. One cemetery is located in North Dakota.
Deceased Rapid City Classmates—1962
This database of students from the Rapid City High School class of 1962 who died between graduation and 2012 is compiled from a book titled Deceased Classmates, Rapid City High School Class of 1962 Cobblers, Gone But Not Forgotten. The data fields include name, date of birth, and date of death.
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New Tools to Track Your Family Health History
"As knowledge grows about inherited causes of disease, new efforts are under way to help patients construct a simple but important research tool: the family health history."
New York Public Library Puts 20,000 Hi-Res Maps Online & Makes Them Free to Download and Use
The New York Public Library announced the release of "more than 20,000 cartographic works as high resolution downloads." The maps can be accessed through the library's Digital Collections page.
Extraordinary Collection of 5,000 WWI Photographs Salvaged from Rubbish Dumps by a Former Dustman
"Bob Smethurst of Sussex, England, assembled his WWI collection by saving discarded photographs and memorabilia he encountered during his 36 years as a garbage collector."
Birthplace of WWII Icon "Rosie the Riveter" at Risk
"The World War II bomber plant in Michigan that gave birth to the icon Rosie the Riveter needs an infusion of cash to save the site from being demolished."
Color Photographs of Imperial Russia Reveal a World Lost to History
"Between 1909 and 1915, [photographer Sergei Mikhailovich] Prokudin-Gorskii crisscrossed the Russian Empire via train, taking photographs of 11 different regions." The Library of Congress purchased the complete collection of Prokudin-Gorskii's work from his sons in 1948.
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The Bookstore at NEHGS is offering 20% off Great Migration works. Visit our Great Migration store to view all the titles!
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Offer good through 4/12/14, while supplies last. Discount cannot be combined with other offers, including the NEHGS member discount. Prices do not include shipping. Mass. residents add 6.25% sales tax.
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Travel to Halifax, Nova Scotia, to trace your ancestors in Atlantic Canada. Let NEHGS experts David Allen Lambert and Judith Lucey, as well as local historians, guide you through the vast resources at the Nova Scotia Archives and other local repositories. The tour includes lectures, consultations, a walking tour of Halifax, group events, and a day trip to the charming harborside town of Shelburne.
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Deputy Inspector Steven Mauriello, the main antagonist of whistleblower cop Adrian Schoolcraft, has broken a long public silence, and is fighting back against Schoolcraft's allegations in recently filed court papers, the Village Voice has learned. Mauriello [pictured at far left with Mayor Bloombe ... More >>
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Reinforcing an Old Paradigm: The Walrus Talks Philanthropy
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Armani/Privé presents Bellissimo
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Free. 10pm-3am. Armani/Privé, Armani Hotel, Burj Khalifa (04 888 3308).
Disco Inferno
The original Rock Bottom in Bur Dubai hosts a '70s-themed cheese-fest, with disco covers from house band Sold-Out, party tunes from DJ Smokin' Dean and all of the staff decked out in retro garb. Free. 10pm-3am. Ongoing. Rock Bottom Café, Regent Palace Hotel, Bur Dubai (04 396 3888).
Fashion Overdose presents Chad Tyson
Canadian fashion DJ Tyson spins.
Free. 10pm-3am. Armani/Privé, Burj Khalifa (04 888 3308).
Kaan Gokman
Turkish DJ Gokman has supplied a couple of tunes to the iconic Buddha Bar compilation albums, making him a good bet to play at BB's sister venue, Karma Kafé.
Free. 7pm-3am. Karma Kafé, Souk Al Bahar, Downtown Dubai (04 423 0909).
Mad Wednesdays
DJ Emtee and Flowmaster J host this weekly R&B night with free drinks for ladies all night.
Dhs75, ladies free. 10pm-3am. Ongoing. Chi@The Lodge, Al Nasr Leisureland (04 337 9470).
Ramy Ayash
Lebanese pop star Ramy Ayash gives an intimate show of hits, supported by fellow Lebanese star Melissa.
Dhs250 (entry), Dhs850 (with five-course meal). 8pm-3am. Cavalli Club, Fairmont Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road (04 332 9260).
The Laughter Factory
This month's bill brings over Perrier Award-winning British comic-turned-novelist Dominic Holland, former radio DJ and 'quiz-based' comic Andy Robinson, and So You Think You're Funny finalist Michael Fabbri. It's the last week, so go see it now.
Dhs130. 9pm. Zinc, Crowne Plaza Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road, www.timeouttickets.com
Urban Wednesdays
Local R&B talent Mr Shef Codes helms this weekly night.
Free. 10pm-3am. Ongoing. GOLD Lounge, The Monarch Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road (050 354 3131).
Wednesday Jukebox
A generous helping of retro '70s and '80s tunes in gothic surroundings at this TECOM bar.
Free. 9pm-3am. Ongoing. Rare: The Place, Media Rotana, TECOM (055 505 7580).
Wednesday Sessions
Mass Ramli spins commercial R&B on the terrace, with Subandrio providing chilled grooves in the lounge.
Free. 10pm-3am. Ongoing. N'Dulge, Atlantis The Palm, Palm Jumeirah (04 426 0561).
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Today we have another look at history, and what lead to the signing of Don't Ask Don't Tell. Detailed notes of President Clinton, Colin Powell, and Al Gore, discussing gays in the military have been released. While there isn't any groundbreaking new information, the notes do offer a little more insight into the signing of the discriminatory law.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013 7pm in Philadelphia, at Temple University's Great Court Mitten Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm.
A word about DADT from a gay veteran
I got this via email from BarackObama.com today and I thought I'd share it with our readers. It's from Jason Rico, a gay ex-military person, from Obama for America.
Mike —
As a gay veteran, I had never thought I'd see the day come.
At 12:01 a.m. exactly one year ago today, gay servicemen and women became free to serve openly, thanks to the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT).
My mom raised me to be an honest man with a deep love for my country. When I joined the Navy in 1998, my patriotism came first and my personal life second.
What the fall of DADT has meant to me
One year ago today DADT was repealed in what has to be one of the crowning and defining achievements of the Obama presidency. There is no greater hope for us as Americans to see us live up to our sacred creeds of freedom and equality for all. Here we are, a whole year later, and the certain doom and despair promised by Republicans if they let "us" serve openly in the armed forces never came. We knew it wouldn't. I wanted to take a few minutes and pause and reflect on what the demise of DADT has meant to me.
There is only one clear choice come voting time in November. DADT has finally been overturned. Osama Bin Laden is dead. The auto industry was saved from certain collapse and the Leader of the Free world can publicly support marriage equality for GLBT Americans. We are better off than we were four years and there is still so much to be done. FOUR MORE YEARS!!! Go Obama and go HRC…I joined again last month. No Mitt Romney for me.
Air Force Staff Sergeant discharged under 'DADT' gets reinstated
The Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN) announced today Staff Sergeant Anthony Loverde, who was discharged under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in 2008, will return be reinstated. Staff Sergeant Loverde will return to active duty in the U.S. Air Force and take the oath in Sacramento in May.
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2. Santorum has been an outspoken supporter of the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. His comments about gays and lesbians serving in the US Military have discussed men "living in close quarters" and showering together, Fox News reported. The candidate also compared the differences of African Americans and gays serving in the armed forces:
"There are people who were gay and lived the gay lifestyle and aren't anymore. I don't know if that's the similar situation or that's the case for anyone that's black. It's a behavioral issue as opposed to a color of the skin issue, and that's the diff for serving in the military."
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ok that is so stupid to get over 200 girls to get out there on a hot day and let them get so excited hat thay were going to be in a movie. and than it dosent come out. i was one of the girls. i was pulled out of school to go to the set. i was so excited untile i here the sad news that it will never come out.posted by i am so mad on Oct 29, 2009 05:22:21
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Lydia is not taking kindly to her obsession Jessie getting voted out, then Chima and Natalie going on the block, then Chima's meltdown and now Jordan winning Head of Household. She has been going completely bonkers ever since the "Big Brother 11″ HOH competition ended.
She dumped Michele's beer down the sink, she's calling Michele a bitch, she's telling her to come over there and they'll find out who is the bigger woman. She's basically turning into a complete psycho to keep the heat off Natalie. My, isn't that self-sacrificing of her. Or maybe she just wants a week alone with Jessie in the Jury House so they can have more sex.
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its about time Jordan wins
Chima & Lydia are the biggest hypocrits in the history of reality tv. I hope when people see them in the streets after this show they get spit on!
I find the behavior of Lydia, Natalie and Chima (when she was there) after Jessie's eviction to be not only childish but very disturbing. The talk of spitting in Michelle's face, "shanking" Jeff with the bottle opener, hiding Jeff, Russell, Jordan and Michelle's personal items or damaging and allowing some of the "lesser" things to happen to be irresponsible of BB. I do hope they have talked to the houseguests about this stuff. I mean tension is one thing but this is/was crazy. Good job Jordan! So sad that Lydia is going nuts, maybe she can have her experience in BB tatooed on the left side of her body!
she cAN NOT HAVE SEX WITH JESSIE HE IS GAY DOES NOT LIKE THE LADIES
I thought Lydia was smarter than that! Does she really think they'll vote her ou just to be with Jesse? Not if they are smart! I enjoyed the "other 4 " last night. They are Normal! I think Jordon really needs the money. Any of the 4 could win and I'll be fine!
it wasn't sex thomas….it was a hand*** and yes…I agree he is gay….going after a girl that is dedicated to her b/f , isn't exactly puttin his (heart) LOL out there. nat from last year was 'enough' for me
good riddance the mouth has left the building she ma,, is gone the witch is gone…. the two face slander is out the door she could not hang, and had no heart,, she-ma remeber this all about money…. is is not personal which you took to be persoanl.
Chima always talked about coming from strong women, I wonder if they are proud of her now? What a mean nasty person. I too am happy that Jordan won HOH. I would be happy if Jeff and Russell end up as the final two.
I think big brother is really lame for adding that so called power last week,. The game is so boring now that jess and chima are gone. I don't blame chima for leaving they totally took her power last week.
I have been watching BB since it began. It has been fascinating watching the house members interact and I admit to being "addicted" to the show. However, I think Big Brother has sank to a new low. Casting Chima,Natalie and Lydia – women who behave as though they were raised in a trash heap – for "drama" tells me the show must have been starving for ratings and interesting people are hard to find, especially who can afford or are willing to take off three months from a job to support themesleves. Bad show, not well done BB.
The power that Jeff used last Thursday was great. Any of the houseguests could have won that power. BB did not take away Chims's power, all that it was was the luck of the draw. Chima deserved to leave, her loud mouthed antics did her in, what a spoiled sport she was. Jesse also deserved to leave. They evicted him last year because that only person he liked was himself. You would thin he would have learned but he returned this year with the same attitude. He should have been evicted earlier though.
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Blagojew00ch12/28/2010 6:48:10 AM PermalinkCongratulations, the most pointless thread in existence. Seriously, this brings up memories of my old neighbor who used to intern for PeTA, makes me wanna punch both her and the creator of this thread.
Gibsonsg52712/28/2010 6:44:49 AM Permalink*claps*.......OP you are the master troll of the flood. No one can be so stupid as to say that our bodies are not designed for meat. We are Omnivores, there for we are ABLE to DIGEST BOTH forms of food. IF we were not designed for meat as you have previsouly stated then we counld NOT DIGEST it properly by gaining nuitrents and protien. Our teeth may be dsigned for fish but our stomach can digest meat regardles of the ways we aquire it. If your are serious then logic FAIL.
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K3RM1T T3H FROG12/28/2010 6:09:46 AM PermalinkI can't believe anyone would hold such a high regard for animals like the cow or even fish. Stating that they have "feelings" and cry in so-called "sorrow" for the deaths of their loved ones. If you had any spec of intelligence in you, you would see that not one of these creatures we eat have any spec of intelligence in [i]them[/i]! There's a reason why we don't eat dolphins, elephants, apes, or horses: intelligence. If they can feel these emotions and if we feel they are truly precious and intelligent, then we won't kill them for our needs. It's that simple. Now go ahead and save that cow from the production line and see if it thanks you...
Florence12/28/2010 5:54:42 AM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] china [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mister Math Are any of the animals I eat even capable of metacognition? Didn't think so. Given this, what is the difference between eating a plant and eating an animal? [/quote] Idiocy at its best.[/quote]Is that so? I have yet to see anyone provide me with a link that has a study proving that animals that are commonly eaten (e.g. cows, pigs, chickens, fish) are capable of metacognition. Until then, I'm afraid you should back up your claims with logic or evidence before attacking me. [/quote] *waits for proof they dont have the ability of metacognition*[/quote]*waits for justification of the philosophy that someone should be agnostic about a claim that has absolutely no evidence, or assume it true*
Pathetic Meat12/28/2010 5:53:32 AM Permalink[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rUEpmbdZLw]Absolutely, completely, and definitely relevant.[/url]
china12/28/2010 2:03:35 AM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] XII CIUTCH IIX [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] JthePirate isnt it easier to chew raw meat? i mean i think it is...[/quote] Nah, it's very hard. Humans can't do it, I think there are some eskimo's who can actually chew seal meat, and they have the strongest human jaws in the world, and they can only just do it. They still really struggle with it.[/quote] Considering the meat the chew is frozen, thats is not a viable example to prove humans cant chew raw meat.
Norberg12/28/2010 2:00:16 AM PermalinkThis thread is still going? Seriously people, just let the thing die before it becomes a pinned topic.
china12/28/2010 1:59:08 AM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Mister Math Are any of the animals I eat even capable of metacognition? Didn't think so. Given this, what is the difference between eating a plant and eating an animal? [/quote] Idiocy at its best.[/quote]Is that so? I have yet to see anyone provide me with a link that has a study proving that animals that are commonly eaten (e.g. cows, pigs, chickens, fish) are capable of metacognition. Until then, I'm afraid you should back up your claims with logic or evidence before attacking me. [/quote] *waits for proof they dont have the ability of metacognition*
Computerexpert312/28/2010 1:52:36 AM PermalinkDAMN U EDIT FUNCTION And now its 82 [Edited on 12.27.2010 5:52 PM PST]
Harmonics12/28/2010 1:00:03 AM PermalinkI couldn't give a -blam!- about morals towards other animals. We are more intelligent as a species, so we rule, and eat other animals. If other animals were more intelligent, I would accept my fate, and probably be prey. I will always eat meat. It tastes good and it's healthy.
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The Highwayman4812/28/2010 12:48:15 AM Permalink1. Most deaths of animals for food are humane. 2. It's not healthy to not eat meat. 3. It [b]is[/b] natural for us to eat meat. I think all vegatarians are retards that can't handle eating an animal.


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Working in close coordination with the Animal Production and Health Division (AGA) at FAO Headquarters:
Animal Production and Health Officer: Andriy ROZSTALNYY
From the 25th to 29th of August, 2014 the annual meeting of European Federation of Animal Science (EAAP) has been held in Copenhagen. The main theme of the meeting was "Quality in Animal Production" dealing with product quality as well as resource efficiency, sustainability, animal welfare and agro-ecology. The program covered various thematic topics, such as animal genetics, animal nutrition, animal management and health and animal physiology and also cattle, sheep and goat, pig and horse production and livestock farming systems.
World Livestock 2013 - Changing disease landscapes
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