Brad Pitt Has a Bloody Nose

20 tess

really I didn`t know that.Thanks for your information.Morgan Freeman also played with both of them.

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THANKS,OH THE WORLD IS ATTRACTED TO THIS LOVELY COUPLE.THANKS GOD FOR BRINGING THIS TWO TOGETHER.

Look how small his hands our? I always thought they looked small next to Angelina banana hands but they are clearly very small & we all know how small he is down there. Maybe that theory is true?

credit JJB!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUHf_kOUM74&mode=related&search=

Angelina Jolie and UNHCR promote education at [Sept. 2007] Clinton Global Initiative

THAM HIN REFUGEE CAMP, Thailand (UNHCR) - In Thailand refugee toddlers get a pre-school headstart on education and teenagers learn vital computer skills. In Azerbaijan refugee children have new playgrounds and learn to swim. In Uganda, thousands of refugee children are getting text books for the first time.

The unifying reason in these countries, together with help provided in Kenya, Liberia and Chad, is the funds raised through the ninemillion programme to help children driven from their homes by conflict and violence. The progamme is about to grow - with a goal of enhancing education for nine million children by 2010.

UN High Commissioner for Refugee António Guterres and UNHCR’s Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie will join former US president Bill Clinton at the September 26-28 meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative in New York, issuing a call to raise $220 million for refugee education. The CGI aims to inspire commitments of help from its members.

The UNHCR programme is aimed at providing Education (Plus) - education beyond the existing schooling now offered by UNHCR - to nine million refugee children by 2010. Education (Plus) will provide resources to develop a child’s full potential, with an emphasis on girls’ participation and additional activities like life-skills training, sport programs, disease prevention and access to technology.

Started in 2006, ninemillion has so far raised over US$ 2 million. These funds are already allocated to education and sport programmes in Thailand, Azerbaijan and Uganda. New projects are on the way.

The efforts of ninemillion are shifting towards improving education in three conflict zones around the world - Colombia, Iraq’s neighbours and Sudan’s Darfur region with its spillover into Chad. The potential benefits can be seen in places where extra UNHCR education assistance has already been provided.

Growing up in a refugee camp in Thailand, Aye Hla’s first three children didn’t have a chance to study beyond Grade Six. But she has higher hopes for her youngest son, Lweh Say, whom she cuddles in her lap on the floor of a new nursery school.

“I hope he can be an educated person, and this is a good start,” she says, gesturing around the large airy thatched building built and equipped with funds from the UNHCR-led ninemillion initiative. Thanks to the money raised for education and sports, refugee toddlers in Thailand are getting a pre-school head start, and refugee teenagers are learning vital computer skills.

In Azerbaijan, children of refugees and internally displaced people have learned to swim and to make healthy choices in life. New playgrounds have given 30,000 children a safe and fun place to play. In Uganda, thousands of refugee children are getting their own textbooks and school supplies for the first time, and teachers are getting real blackboards for desperately ill-equipped classrooms.

The conflict that Lweh Say’s ethnic Karen parents fled in Myanmar has been simmering for nearly six decades. But in Tham Hin refugee camp along the Thai-Myanmar border, his family is getting a chance for a brighter future: They are among thousands being considered for resettlement to the United States.

“The headstart he’s getting here will help him when we get to America,” says Aye Hla, referring to the nursery school’s “play and learning space”, which supports creative learning through special toys.

At a new computer centre that complements the normal curriculum for older children, ninemillion supplied the electricity to run the computers, and lessons are limited to 20 minutes each because there are so few computers.

Even so, enthusiastic students whizz through the basic English needed to follow the lessons and have learned to type. Some are even mastering Microsoft’s Powerpoint presentations. “I know my future will be good if I get a computer education,” says a confident 15-year-old girl named Naw Say Paw. “I know the computer is used all over the world.”

These serious issues of education will be discussed when Guterres and Jolie attend the deliberations of the CGI in New York, hoping to draw commitments of assistance from the influential participants.

Sources: Video, Article

The video isn’t directly related to the article, but it speaks to some of the themes–the education initiatives and role of technology in the developing world, the part Angelina Jolie plays in bringing about change as a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador, etc–discussed therein.

I know this is a bit heavier than the typical Lindsey-Paris-Britney post and I apologize to those like myself who come on ONTD for escapism;but, the Clinton Global Initiative, UNHCR and its NineMillion.org campaign are doing very necessary work and I figured some people on here might be interested in finding out more.

credit JJB…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpCnikxLfkE&mode=related&search=

credit JJB —-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrYURIV8IV8&mode=related&search=

33 Jill loves to hate : 09/23/2007 at 2:53 pm

For someone who hates the J-Ps so much, you spend an awful lot of time on their threads. Face it, honey, they both own you.

That expression on his face is priceless! :lol:

Sadly, that blond skunkpatch seems to be spreading horizontally.

rotflol @ $144,000

…and learn and move on.

You’re like a tapeworm. Seriously.

43 piper, with a low : 09/23/2007 at 2:57 pm
Sadly, that blond skunkpatch seems to be spreading horizontally.
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Piper, hush. Why do you have to drag “It” into it?

42 Fug Face Man!ston : 09/23/2007 at 2:58 pm
rotflol @ $144,000
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From 5 theaters, *******. Divide by 5 = $28,000 per theater.

Want to laugh on the other side of your face now?

1227 Casting Director for ‘Monster’s Ball’, ‘The Woodsman’, and ‘Alexander’ : 09/23/2007 at 2:36 pm

In this time in which celebrities go out of their way to show how ‘normal’ they are, how ‘just like us’, Angelina Jolie makes no pretense of the kind. Her life is writ large, and unabashedly in the public eye. She doesn’t WANT to be like us. As such, we find ourselves wanting to be like HER. Also, in a time when ingenues are rewarded for cuteness and a certain dewy sexlessness, Angelina projects the most modern of sexualities ” carnivorous, omnivorous, and unapologetic. Most Hollywood actresses cast themselves as the girl next door; Angelina Jolie doesn’t look like she’s ever lived next door to ANYONE. - MARK BENNETT [Casting Director for ‘Monster’s Ball’, ‘The Woodsman’, and ‘Alexander’]