• We want vegan doughnuts! Vegans were all about delicious fried dough at a D&D protest Wednesday.
• Beekeeping is now legal in NYC. Is this good for the bees? What about the bees who were being kept illegally in basements and homes?
• Power to the happy, healthy vegetarian kids! For Linda James, the vegetarian debate can turn into a battle. Her husband and younger son, Jason, are vegetarians — and she is not. Jason, 11, she says, will “see me eating something like chicken and say, ‘Mom, why are you doing this? I want you to live a long time.’”
• We realized vegan condensed soy milk exists, thanks to @lastnightstea. Seriously, are we the only ones who didn’t know??
• Trailer for an upcoming film on animal rights and liberation. What do you think? (thanks to Dennis for pointing this out to us!)

6 Comments

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   Comment by

   veganfuel

   on March 19, 2010 at 9:37 pm #

   I had NO IDEA that vegan condensed soymilk existed. Super cool!

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   Comment by

   BanTheFurTrade

   on March 19, 2010 at 10:24 pm #

   Are you sure that trailer is for a documentary? I’m pretty sure it’s not. Looks like a fictionalized story to me.

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   Comment by

   MP

   on March 20, 2010 at 4:51 pm #

   Who the hell keeps bees in their basement or in their house?? That’s not even possible.

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   Comment by

   Sam C

   on March 21, 2010 at 6:43 pm #

   i know, right? i glanced through a few books, including Beekeeping for Dummies, and they seemed to suggest keeping the bees in the basement, at least part of the time.

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   Comment by

   Lin

   on March 22, 2010 at 12:42 pm #

   To answer the question about the movie, it isn’t a documentary, it is a fictionalized account of an animal liberation activist who is on the run and attempting to organize one, nation wide action before he is caught by the FBI.

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   Comment by

   al oof

   on March 23, 2010 at 4:14 pm #

   i didn’t know about the condensed milk and i’ve been actively seeking such things!