Protestors clash with cops and hurl eggs and shoes at Tony Blair as he signs ... - Scottish Daily Record
Sun, 05 Sep 2010 06:30:09 GMT+00:00
and shoes at Tony Blair as he signs ... Scottish Daily Record Labour leadership candidate Ed Balls, who comes in for some harsh criticism from Blair in his book, later said that throwing eggs was not the best way to ... Tony Blair pelted with eggs and shoes at book signing The Guardian Tony Blair pelted with eggs at Dublin book signing Deutsche Welle Eggs hurled at Blair as book signing turns violent Irish Independent Vancouver Sun  - MSN India  - Ninemsn

Silk's dark side: Uzbek kids made to grow cocoons - The Associated Press
Sun, 29 Aug 2010 04:12:43 GMT+00:00
The Associated Press In early May, he said, an officials from a state-owned nursery handed him two 30-gram (one-ounce) boxes of silkworm eggs to be nurtured into some 100 ...

The Morning Plum - Washington Post (blog)
Tue, 24 Aug 2010 12:31:48 GMT+00:00
Washington Post (blog) Safety inspections have fallen through the cracks as a shrinking number of companies produce most of the eggs found on grocery shelves. ...

Is McCain going to be falsely accused of racism before November?
Q. The same way Hillary had to walk on egg shells, being chastised as a racist for every little thing she did I think McCain will face more accusations before November... Any valid criticisms of Obama are often somehow turned into a race issue and opponents of Obama are often accused as some form of bigots. Is the kind of childish drama you want under an Obama presidency?
Asked by JAMAL - Tue Aug 5 20:20:49 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Without a doubt! He is white and not supporting the messiah!
Answered by darowdomo - Tue Aug 5 20:34:05 2008

Please critique this poem I wrote?
Q. Be honest please. And give criticisms / reasons for your thoughts :) Fractured Egg. A crumbling tree pleas my name, The plea I've waited for, sturdy bark I dreamed of-- Slipping from its organs, inviting me in, And your forceful weather stings my bare feet Which are clinging to the ground, but stretching for the sun, And I wanted the cold, my toes; panther black Slip from their yolks, sprouting coal feet in the frost. Mother, father, while you laid my egg, Did it splinter, did you hope? Grey toads freeze Within icicles birthing from a thick, withdrawn branch, And I recognize you, your mud clouded face I cannot see, will never see. The dream I dreamed Is a forgotten, broken seed, Who ll never, never amongst vast layers grow, Through… [cont.]
Asked by Lady Amalthea - Sat Oct 10 20:33:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I very much like this. The first two lines I stumble (the double "plea"), but after that it is rollicking and very smooth. I say more like this, please.
Answered by Buk - Sat Oct 10 21:05:56 2009

What nutrients from animals am I lacking?
Q. I guess I am considered a semi-vegetarian/pescetari an (I eat fish, dairy products, and eggs--but no land meat)--and I'm getting a lot of negative criticism from my meat eating family & friends---telling me that there are "meat" nutrients required for a well-balanced/healthy human diet. Is this true? Are there any specific meat nutrients (proteins) that are only available by eating meat that I'm lacking? And if so, how can I substitute them? Are all proteins created equally? Are all meat proteins the same as non-meat proteins? Thanks everyone for you input! There is such a thing as semi-vegetarianism...here 's some info for you La Vie Boheme, at Thanks for the detailed answers Mockingbird!
Asked by cloud9 - Mon Aug 4 15:39:40 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Wow, you eat meat and people are still insisting that you're missing out on the nutrients in meat? Your family and friends, like the majority of the population, are fairly ignorant about nutrition. This is what happens when the schools allow the animal foods industries to teach nutrition to our children. There is a single solitary nutrient that is no longer reliably available on a plant-based diet and that is B12. Since you still eat animal foods, that is a non-issue unless you have a condition which inhibits absorption of B12 (which is far and away a more common cause of deficiency than veg*nism is.) Absolutely everything else is readily available in the plant world and it doesn't require a degree in dietitics to achieve that. … [cont.]
Answered by mockingbird - Mon Aug 4 15:52:52 2008