VEEGS VS. VEGES

Vegans are a subclass of vegetarians.

Vegetarians: Eat no meat, poultry or fish, but might eat eggs or dairy products.

They made up 2% to 3% of U.S. adults in 2003 and 2006 surveys by the Vegetarian Resource Group and
Harris Interactive.

Vegans (pronounced VEE-guns): Eat no meat, poultry, fish, eggs or dairy products. About half of vegetarians described vegan eating habits in the most recent survey.

Celebrities such as actress Natalie Portman and former presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich reportedly...

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Mike Robbins was living out his boyhood dreams as a professional baseball player for the Kansas City Royals. Then at the age of 23, he sustained an injury that ended his career but also gave him a fresh new perspective on life.

"The one regret that I had had nothing to do with any of the games that I had lost or mistakes I'd made on the field—it was just that I didn't fully appreciate it while it was happening," he says.

Appreciate yourself. Appreciating your strengths is the foundation for appreciating life,
Mike says. It shouldn't be confused...

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Makes me laugh: Off-beat cartoons

Makes me cry: Pedigree commercials

Makes me hopeful: Barrack Obama

Makes my mouth water: bread baking

Makes me grateful: waking up

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Sixty years after he was assassinated, some of peace icon Mohandas K. Gandhi's ashes will be scattered in the Arabian Sea at the family's request and not publicly displayed, a museum trustee said Tuesday.

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Like oil, meat is subsidized by the federal government. Like oil, meat is subject to accelerating demand as nations become wealthier, and this, in turn, sends prices higher. Finally — like oil — meat is something people are encouraged to consume less of, as the toll exacted by industrial production increases, and becomes increasingly visible.

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