you take the egg shell and pour out the yoke and let it dry, and pull off the side of an esther egg carton. >> is there a way to make it tougher? >> if you let it dry, it gets harder. >> look at this. this is so cute. >> i spray painted the egg carton. we always have these left because we're trying the eggs. i put them in shot glasses. you have a cute, small centerpiece from your table made out of items that you have. >> and the napkins and forks. >> they are carrot-themed cut tlery. you do a followed in the middle. >> we will move this so people can see what you are doing. ok. show us how to do it. >> it is pretty simple. you take one end of the napkin, followed it, put -- fold it, put your cutlery in the middle. when you followed -- fold it in the middle, it gives that nice look to it. >> i have never been good at folding. >> you put it in a basket, on a tray. >> you can use a tray or whatever you want to do. >> great ideas. we'll have this on our website, too. >> stay with us. john has a complete look at the forecast when we come back. >> the final four has finally arrived. ♪ ♪ pop goes

fish bone, egg shell, straight pins, smaller pieces of ceramic and glass that would be lost at the site. there is some element, some groups of artifacts we would never recover if we didn't go through the process. what we do is we soak the soil in these buckets of water and what happens is all the sediment sinks to the bottom, that is what helen is water screening right now, but then the charred wood floats to the top and we've skimmed the charred wood off because what we find with the charred wood, and this sample has a few specs of charred wood, you can see right here and smaller black flecks which are not just charred wood but charred -- we dry it, and send it over to a paleobotonist who can identified the specimens that can't be seen. what we're able to get from this is more evidence about in this case the slaves diet. not only the bones from the animals he they were eating but evidence cha kind of plant materials we are were -- what kind of plant materials. sometimes that is information you can't see with the naked eye and it takes further processing. >> thanks, ellen. >> you have t

fish bone, egg shell, straight pins, smaller pieces of ceramic and glass that would be lost at the site. so there's some element, some groups of artifacts that we would never recover if we didn't go through this process. what we do is we soak the soil in these compartments of water. what happens is all the sediment sinks to the bottom. that's what helen has water screened right now. but then the charred wood floats to the top. we skim that charred wood off because what we find with the charred wood, in this case this sample has a few specks of charred wood you can see right here and these smaller black flecks, which are potentially not just charred wood, but also charred seeds. we dry this, wash it, dry it and send it off to a paleo botanist. what the paloebotanist does is she's able to identify some of the smaller seed specimens. we're able to get more evidence of the slaves' diet. not only bones from the kind of animals they were eating. also evidence of what kind of plant material they were processing as well. with this, what we try to do at this site is recover every bit of informat

yet the instantaneous anti-american sentiment is so deep we need to recognize we're walking on egg shells in places like afghanistan. after $20 billion in the last decade it's pretty hard to argue that the pakistanis are seriously our allies when they hide bin laden for seven years. >> schieffer: let's talk a little politics here. last week you told us you had to win georgia. you did win. but now it looks like you've got a little competition shaping up in alabama and mississippi. are these must-win states for you, mr. speaker? >> well, the states i want to win. i think the states are going to do very well in. we're going to get a lot of delegates in both mississippi and alabama. i think the odds are pretty good we'll win them. we're campaigning in both alabama and mississippi today and tomorrow. we've had great reaction, great crowd response. we have good organization in both states. you're always playing catch-up a little bit to romney because of the scale of his money and how early he starts advertising. but the truth is we've caught up pretty dramatically. i think we'll have a good day

i was scared, walking on egg shells the whole game.l. >> jimmy: who won the game? >> we lost by 7. it was like 70-63. >> jimmy: really? when you guys beat the heat badly, what was that your revenge for the football game? >> we don't beat them badly but yeah. >> jimmy: it's a good thing you didn't get injured. you like having fun. when you play a game with your friend, like lebron, does it mean more to you? because it's a guy you know? >> in a football game or a basketball game? >> jimmy: basketball is what i'm talking about. >> i'm a competitor. i want to leave. whether it's an monopoly or basketball. >> jimmy: you started a fashion trend in not just the nba but everywhere. you wear a backpack a lot. these are press conference shots. you are wearing a backpack. different skinds of pack backs. what is in the backpack that so important -- here you are playing with at backpack on. we have -- wait a minute, that is dora the explorer. this is not a backpack but it's -- what is up with the backpack? >> i'm al lazy guiy. if i have quarters or

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instantaneous anti-foreigner sentiment is so deep that i think we need to recognize that we're walking on egg shells in places like afghanistan. and after $20 billion in the last decade, it's pretty hard to argue that the pakistanis are seriously our allies when they hide bin laden for seven years. host: presidential candidate newt gingrich speaking on "face the nice" -- "face the nation" yesterday. arthur, what do you think? caller: yes, good morning, thank you so much for c-span. i'm just going to make a conversation as opposed to i think i'm right or wrong, like so much lishe like so much between americans on the subject, but obviously it's not good. so, it seems everything is so upside down that it's almost with sarcasm you have to deal with these questions. and all this time that morally the thing, as a woman, we have the fact that -- but nothing's going to change when we leave. so i really don't know, like, what's the point? if the taliban is mad at us, it will be like they're not mad at us. who cares if they're the enemy? host: let's look at the comments the president made on this. he said th

one of the lucky ones he shelled out more than three million euros to build the new cages i think it was. ever there was. actually i. was they also now have to be trained to lay eggs in a special nest which isn't exactly easy or the ok for. people who. were bringing it up north. but the issues extend beyond these cages cake manufacturers in france for example have called for urgent help after several farms were forced to stop egg production for failing to comply with the rules and that drove prices up by as much as seventy five percent in just four months in belgium union say prices of more than tripled since january a level not seen since the two thousand and three avian flu outbreak and while there is all the ruckus about having to follow new rules in fact farms and thirteen countries including belgium and france still haven't complied the e.u. commission has launched infringement procedures against the states which could go all the way to the european court of justice if needed the fact that we have taken the procedure is a clear find of the commission will not buy ground in the meantime these cheap or illegal eggs could still make their way on to the market an

shell. i love lobster. i'm laura mclennan from spruce head, maine, and i sea food differently. [clucking]. everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crÈme eggsthers may keep trying. nobunny knows easter better than cadbury! >>this is outrageous! [[vo]]cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the rest of the media seems like, "ho-hum, no big deal." we've have no choice, we've lost our democracy here. just refreshing to hear. no other television show does that. we're keeping it real. >> welcome back to the war room. it wouldn't be a war room without looking at the returns as they are coming in and here we are in mississippi, 18% in, santorum still on top. very interesting. gingrich second and romney is third. perhaps this is why. we will take a look at what's going on alabama. santorum on top, 35 first, gingrich 29, romney 28. it varies. small numbers separateing them but romney is third in both cases. we are back with talking about democratic and republican strategy with former san francisco mayor willie brown but romney is in third in both of those. could this be the reason why he is not sticking around alabama and mississippi tonight an