VEGETARIAN SUSHI!!!! :D

To make Vegetarian Sushi you need :
Seaweed
Rice
You could put any toppings you want, I put tofu, Vegetarian Ham and pickles.

First, lay your seaweed sheet on a flat surface. Take a scoop of rice on lay it on the seaweed. Press the rice with a rice spoon, or you can use a meat hammer. Next, after you press the rice down to a flat layer covering the whole sheet of seaweed, take your toppings and lay them at one end of the seaweed and take the other toppings and lay them in the same place as the first topping. When you are finished putting the toppings (remember not to put a lot), it's time to roll the sushi. Take the end where you put the toppings and roll it. Compress the roll making sure there isn't any space. Because if there is, then when you cut the roll, it's not pretty.... it's lopsided and ugly. When you're done rolling it, it's time to cut!!! >:)

Remember to cut it delicately, or it would break, and as I said it isn't pretty... After that, it's done!

Earth Day deals 2011

By Lori Bongiorno

Posted Tue Apr 19, 2011 9:49am PDT

To celebrate Earth Day, many businesses are offering consumers free stuff, good deals, and chances to win valuable prizes. Here is just a sampling of what's available. Check the websites and Facebook pages of your favorite companies to find additional promotions.

• At participating Starbucks, you can bring in a reusable mug on April 22 to get free brewed coffee or tea.
• Origins is offering a trade-in program on Earth Day. Receive a free full-size face cleanser when you bring one of your empty skin-care bottles (from any brand) to an Origins retail store or department-store counter for recycling. Choose from A Perfect World Antioxidant Cleanser With White Tea or Checks and Balances Frothy Face Wash.
• Evos is giving away free organic milkshakes on Earth Day. The healthy fast-food chain has locations in Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina.
• At the Disney Store, you can trade in five disposable plastic bags for recycling and receive a free reusable shopping bag on April 22.
• Lowe's is giving away one million trees on April 23.
• Kmart is offering discounts on everything from air conditioners to TVs on April 22.
• Drugstore.com is giving up to 60% off on green and natural products through April 22.
• All 394 U.S. national parks have free admission now through Sunday, April 24.
• Travelocity has green hotels on sale for up to 40% off. You can also enter to win two round-trip Virgin America tickets and a couple of nights at an eco-friendly hotel.
• The Yoga Journal offers a free digital download of the May issue.
• The Sierra Club's Earth Day contest gives a chance to win a trip for two to Vieques Island in the Caribbean -- you just add a green pledge to the map.
• On Target's website, you can enter the Refresh Your Nest sweepstakes through the end of the month. The grand prize is a home makeover that's valued at up to $50,000. You can also win a trip to Napa Valley, a Nikon camera, products from Burt's Bees or Tom's of Maine, and more.
• Search for more Earth Day discounts, freebies, and deals. Have you heard of other great offers this week? If so, please share them in the comments below.
  Abby Speight also contribued to this article. 

Staph seen in nearly half of U.S. meat

CNN.com April 15th, 2011

10:00 AM ET

Staph seen in nearly half of U.S. meat

Almost half of the meat and poultry sold at U.S. supermarkets and grocery stores contains a type of bacteria that is potentially harmful to humans, a new study estimates.

Researchers tested 136 packages of chicken, turkey, pork, and ground beef purchased at 26 grocery stores in five cities around the country, and found that 47 percent contained Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus), a common cause of infection in people.

What's more, roughly half of the contaminated samples contained strains of the bacteria that were resistant to at least three antibiotics, such as penicillin and tetracycline. Some strains were resistant to a half dozen or more.