Mama, mama, mama, wait, wait, wait. The Chevy is three aisles away.

Yes, Mama.

Onicha Yes, mama.

It made the native Papuans the mama mama the women of Papua lose their market.

It fluctus up, Mama.

Vusi Mahlasela sings Thula Mama

Mama had a crippled face.

And so, I came to think that mama eternal, mama eternal, is always wondering Are all the children in?

No, mama, you got to look.

And you have to say, Mama, humanity is my business.

Jack say, Me, Mama san, could we spend the night here?

War child, child without a mama, still fighting in the saga.

You gave me that expression the eternal mama, you said. That's wonderful.

And then, not only will God smile and the eternal mama will smile, but Karen Armstrong will smile.

South African singer songwriter Vusi Mahlasela dedicates his song, Thula Mama, to all women and especially his grandmother.

When he was fitted, over his extremely myopic eyes, he suddenly looked up and said, Mama, veo el mundo.

We expand. We take the feeling about remembering a mama, and we defuse that to all beings in this meditation.

I close with this song it's a children's song because we are all children at the table of mama eternal.

We need to bring health and food and education and respect for all God's citizens, all God's children, remembering mama eternal.

I met this woman, Mama Rose, who has rented that little tin shack for 32 years, where she lives with her seven children.

In 2001 a non profit organisation called Fundacion pro Lechi Mama Aruba (Mother's Milk Aruba) was set up to deal with various aspects of breastfeeding.

Now, I was just a little eight year old boy that day when my mama put me out of the car in that hot Texas cotton field.

She imagined her father killing her on one hand, and Mama Agnes greeting her, with the hope that she would greet her when she got to the house.

And if mama eternal has taught us correctly, this song will make sense, not only to those of us who are a part of this gathering, but to all who sign the charter for compassion.

On the left, Evo delivers homilies exalting Pacha Mama, or Mother Nature on the right, Tuto favors market mechanisms like Kyoto over command and control. Both candidates want jobs to be created in ecological services.

People laugh at me because, you know, I used to say that I used to meditate on mama Cheney as my mom, when, of course, I was annoyed with him about all of his evil doings in Iraq.

The speakers were Peggy Antrobus, Development Alternatives for Women for a New Era (Barbados) Roberto Bissio, Instituto del Tercer Mundo (Uruguay) Ronnie Goldberg, International Organization of Employers (United States of America) Mama Koite, African Women's Development and Communication Network (Mali) Mathilde Manga, African Women's Association (Cameroon) Jens Martens, Global Policy Forum (Germany) and Saradha Ramaswamy Iyer, Third World Network (Malaysia).

Even the popular German tabloids, not normally of a do gooding disposition, are promoting a willingness to help. While politicians in the United Kingdom and other countries wring their hands and explain why even a relatively minor influx of Syrians, Libyans, Iraqis, or Eritreans constitutes a lethal danger to the social fabric of their societies, Mama Merkel promised that Germany would not reject any genuine refugee.