What can we do to feed the starving illegal aliens in the hunger strike?
Q. Five students continued a hunger strike in the San Francisco bay area Friday.The spokesman for the students,identified as "Nalleli"said the group wants to show their support for a revived portion of the failed immigration bill that will provide for the "Dream Act" -Development Relief Education for Alien Minors' which would also provide a pathway to citizenship and other benefits for certain illegal immigrants who entered the U.S, before the age of sixteen.Come on people ,what can you do to help?No junk food now.Just healthy food please.
Asked by Rasputin - Sat Jul 14 11:43:53 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think they should be Force Fed...Then sent back were they came from.
Answered by Jo - Sat Jul 14 12:15:27 2007

Where can i find an eco friendly back pack that also donates the proceeds to chrity?
Q. i'm looking for something that displays a message to, to spread the word of the charity i'm look for backpacks that benefit Darfur, Sudan, hunger relief, stopping global warming, saving the rainforrest, stopping animal cruelty, or any cause worth advocating. i've searched online, but i have gotten any really good results HELP, PLEASE.
Asked by katcatalano - Fri Jul 25 22:23:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. From the link below: Founded in 2000 by Thammarath Jamikorn & Klaus Wallner, Rawganique.com is a human-scale family business that promotes sustainable organic hemp clothing products (as well as organic cotton & linen products) and way of life. We are concerned about the fragile condition of our eco-system and inspired by the works of Scott & Helen Nearin. I think it is important to support companies like this. They may make donations to a cause but don't feel a need to share that information. In any case, I feel better about supporting a company such as this and making my own donation than supporting an opportunistic organization out to take money from people who like to donate to causes. Let the buyer beware, but support those who do… [cont.]
Answered by Amy L - Sat Jul 26 11:25:28 2008

Can I drink milk two hours after my wisdom tooth extraction?
Q. I just had my wisdom tooth extracted two hours ago. The numbness has worn off and I'm really thirsty and hungry, but I'm still clenching the gauze. Is it okay to take some milk to relief my thirst and hunger without the gauze? Will this irritate the extraction site?
Asked by St Mary - Tue Jan 6 04:21:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Milk isn't a problem. With liquid, there is no worry about possible build up within the wound. Food particles left in the wound may lead to dry socket Try tea bags in replace of the gauze? The tannic acid keeps the clot moist and prevents dry socket.
Answered by jcianciotto79 - Tue Jan 6 04:38:13 2009