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    Politics Norway Authorities Take Away Indian Couple's Kids, Say Feeding With Hands Wrong

    Norway authorities take away Indian couple's kids, say feeding with hands wrong NDTV Correspondent, Updated: January 17, 2012 08:05 IST New Delhi: Anurup and Sagarika Bhattacharya - an Indian couple from Kolkata are living a nightmare in Norway. Their children - a three-year-old son...
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    Feeding The Needy In Yuba City Successful (Punjabi American Heritage Society)

    On Dec. 4, Yuba-Sutter Sikh community members fed about 100 needy fellow human beings. About 200 sandwiches and soft drinks were served. Large numbers of volunteers and needy people showed up at this event despite the rain. The Sikh community organized this meal to celebrate Gurpurab (Day of...
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    USA Nikki Haley: Feeding Lions To The Christians

    http://www.sikhchic.com/article-detail.php?id=1951&cat=12 Nikki Haley: Feeding Lions to the Christians by T. SHER SINGH Sikh-born Nikki Haley - daughter of Sikh parents from Amritsar - has been elected Republican Governor of South Carolina, U.S.A. Before you take...
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    Sikh News Feeding The Homeless With A Sikh Temple (The Abbotsford News)

    I am reminding Abbotsford/Mission residents between the ages of 14 to 24 to take part in the upcoming Abbotsford News Diversity Challenge. If you know how to create an inclusive, diverse community in 300 words or less drop us a line. More...
  5. Archived_Member16

    Feeding Your Spirit

    Feeding Your Spirit Taking Time For Yourself Modern life compels us to rush. Because we feel pressured to make the most of our time each day, the activities that sustain us, rejuvenate us, and help us evolve are often the first to be sacrificed when we are in a hurry or faced with a new...
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    Pope's Feeding Tube Brings End-of-Life Questions Closer (washingtonpost.com)

    washingtonpost.com - ROME, March 30 -- A decision by Pope John Paul II's doctors to feed him through a nasal tube takes the treatment of the chronically ill pontiff closer to the ethically and religiously wrenching decisions of what medical measures should be taken to prolong life and for how...
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