Funny cat picture drinking from coca cola bottlePhoto by BuntekuhFunny monster cat… aghrrrr! Are you scare? ha ha ha..Photo by HelmutsCat drinking cow’s milkPhoto by Ethan HeinOh no… don’t take my photo!…Photo by bobster855
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Pretty Cute CatsBy Vast - The Cats Lover on May 30th, 2009 | Comments Off
Pretty cute white catPhoto by SheltieBoyCute cat with beautiful tonguePhoto by oliviermartinsBeautiful orange cat in pinkPhoto by box of lettuce
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Re: Vegetarian but overweight – why?By kiwi4 on May 30th, 2009 | Comments Off
I am applying to the original post. I really feel you Hrafnhildur! haha, no but seriously I understand the struggle. I have been veg for quite a few years now and initially I had lost some weight but I am still very overweight. I have done it all when it comes to diets, exercises, etc. With everything I have been though I have came to realize the main reason why I am overweight…it's because I love food!! It doesn't matter if it's healthy food, raw food, junk food or whatever! I love food and I eat to much of it. My biggest obstacle is portion control. Recently what has been helping me is an idea a got from a friend. It's called batch cooking. On a Sunday, you cook a good size healthy meal that is probably about 5-6 servings. Buy some tupperware or gladware and use that to proportion your food for the week. I find myself more inclined to eat it because I spent so much time to make it and it's already portioned for a single full serving. So yeah, try it. I am and so far it's working.
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Fluffy ducklings and slithery snakesBy RSPCA Online News on May 29th, 2009 | Comments Off
01.06.09 It’s the busiest time of year for our wildlife centres. Find out about some of the guests one of them is expecting to admit in our wildlife podcast for June.
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Beautiful Black CatsBy Vast - The Cats Lover on May 29th, 2009 | Comments Off
Beautiful black cat sitting on the black car bonnetPhoto by squaccoBlack cat looking for something near the flower threePhoto by byrdiegyrl
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How will climate change affect our animals?By RSPCA Online News on May 29th, 2009 | Comments Off
30.05.09 New information presented at our second summer conference on Tuesday, 2 June 2009 will reveal the full effects of climate change on animal welfare.
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Wet CatBy Vast - The Cats Lover on May 28th, 2009 | Comments Off
The wet cat picture… oooh so cold, I’m wet, I need a towel please! I just come out from the shower roomPhoto by Ilya Boyandin
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Re: In Search of Vegan FoodBy mossgirl on May 27th, 2009 | Comments Off
Great list also be careful with most tomato based sauces, they sometimes contain beef or animal fat. Same goes for some pasta types which contain egg.
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Vegetarian RecipesThank you so much for the useful info.. The Brown Sugar is a shocker.For the past year I have been using a natural brown sugar from my local health food store.Its Vegan (whew!) I will pass that on.
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Cat In BasketBy Vast - The Cats Lover on May 27th, 2009 | Comments Off
The cute cat get some rest in the basketPhoto by Denis Hawkins
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Re: Vegetarian but overweight – why?By ekochic on May 27th, 2009 | Comments Off
I agree with lcatennessee: excess calories make you fat. This whole debate about whether fats or carbs make you fat is pretty silly to me- I'm a cell biologist studying to take my MCAT right now for med school and just covered the chapter on digestion… let me share! Put simply- everything breaks down into their original building blocks through a process called digestion.
The enzymatic breakdown of carbs/starch/sugar starts in your mouth (ever redipped a spoon that was in your mouth back into a yogurt container and waited a day– notice it was all watery and broken down?) and continues through your stomach and, for the most part, ends in your small intestine. They are all broken down into simple sugars (monosaccharides) which diffuse into your bloodstream as those sugars or glucose. Eventually they are all converted to glucose.
Proteins are broken down starting in your stomach. They are broken down to polypedtide fragments and then eventially into individual amino acids (which is how they enter the blood)!
Fats/lipids are broken down in the small intestine with the help of bile! Bile is like soap- it's wate-rsoluble on one end and water-insoluble on the other… this forms a "micelle" or bubble around the fat, allowing it to be emulsifie…

