Update 04.21.2011: A better certification than both 'Certified Humane' and 'Organic' is 'Animal Welfare Approved'. For example, while both 'Certified Humane' and 'Organic' allow debeaking of chickens and forced molting through starvation to maximize egg production, 'Animal Welfare Approved' doesn't. Here's a chart comparing the different certifications for eggs: www.grist.org/phpThumb/phpThumb.php?src=http://www.grist.org/i/assets/humane_eggs.jpg&w=615. Here's another one which addresses forced molting: www.humanesociety.org/issues/confinement_farm/facts/guide_egg_labels.html. Comparison charts for all animals: www.eathumane.org/pages/2500_comparing_food_labeling_programs.cfmTo find places in your area which are Animal Welfare Approved, just type in your zip code on this page: www.animalwelfareapproved.org/product-search
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Temple Grandin (2010) is a biopic of Temple Grandin (played by Claire Danes), an autistic woman who became one of the top scientists in humane farm animal handling.Favorite vegan dishes in San Francisco —
Hijiki-soybean salad at Delica (vegetarian-friendly)
Papaya salad at Out the Door (vegetarian-friendly)
Bean curd rolls, bittermelon-tomato, 'seabass'-eggplant at Enjoy (vegetarian)
Anything at Millenium (vegan)
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