“When it is darkest,

we see the stars.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson 5. 25. 1803 – 4.27. 1882
WHEN Robert Uri Heller, a psychologist and professor at the Adler School of Professional Psychology, leads a Passover Seder in Chicago on Saturday, some of the rituals symbolizing Jews’ exodus from Egypt may be lost on the yarmulke-wearing guests.
Those guests will, after all, be dogs.
The maker of natural pet food hosts the event as a way of promoting its line of kosher pet food. The evening revolves around a seder service, featuring a communal meal with complimentary kosher snacks for dogs.
In addition, there will be prizes for dogs who find the “Afikoman,” or hidden matzoh, and the singing of special holiday songs. Evanger’s makes a variety of pet food that’s endorsed by the Chicago Rabbinical Council, which helps Jewish pet owners keep a grain-free home during Passover.
BURLINGTON, VT
Ben & Jerry's is just kidding
about Cyclone Dairy
- but we're serious about the need for a system to track cloned animals," said Walt Freese, Chief Euphoria Officer for Ben & Jerry's.
Today, Ben & Jerry's lifted the lid on an April Fool's Day event aimed at raising consumer awareness of the government's recent approval of cloned milk and meat within the human food supply chain.
In late-March Ben & Jerry's went undercover through the launch of Cyclone Dairy, a fictitious dairy company marketing milk made from 100% cloned cows, to gauge consumer reaction surrounding this issue. The make-believe company was launched via the Web site CycloneDairy.com and street sampling initiatives in Manhattan, with support from the Center for Food Safety, a nonprofit public interest organization based in Washington, D.C.
To view the Multimedia News Release, go to: http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/benandjerrys/37708/
"Americans should have the basic right to choose the foods they want to eat."