Jennifer Aniston is Pretty in Pink

224 real woman : 09/24/2007 at 10:09 pm
Jen is a real woman not a skeleton.

Jen who?

223 real woman : 09/24/2007 at 10:08 pm

Glaceau had to do something because of the environmental issues with bottled water…..

It wouldn’t have been better if they did something similar to Starbucks.

Bottled Water
Pure Drink or Pure Hype?

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
More than half of all Americans drink bottled water; about a third of the public consumes it regularly. Sales have tripled in the past 10 years, to about $4 billion a year. This sales bonanza has been fueled by ubiquitous ads picturing towering mountains, pristine glaciers, and crystal-clear springs nestled in untouched forests yielding absolutely pure water. But is the marketing image of total purity accurate? Also, are rules for bottled water stricter than those for tap water?

Not exactly. No one should assume that just because he or she purchases water in a bottle that it is necessarily any better regulated, purer, or safer than most tap water. NRDC has completed a four-year study of the bottled water industry, including its bacterial and chemical contamination problems. We have conducted a review of available information on bottled water and its sources, an in-depth assessment of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and all 50 states’ programs governing bottled water safety, and an analysis of government and academic bottled water testing results. We have compared FDA’s bottled water rules with certain international bottled water standards and with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rules that apply to piped tap water supplied by public water systems. In addition, NRDC commissioned independent lab testing of more than 1,000 bottles of 103 types of bottled water from many parts of the country (California, the District of Columbia, Florida, Illinois, New York, and Texas). Our conclusions and recommendations follow.

http://www.nrdc.org/water/drinking/bw/exesum.asp

Buying bottled water is wrong, says Suzuki
Environmentalist launches national tour on green issues
Last Updated: Thursday, February 1, 2007 | 2:16 PM NT
CBC News
Canadians wanting to do something about the environment can start by drinking tap water, environmentalist David Suzuki says.

“Everywhere I go across Canada, I insist I be given tap water when I get up to speak,” Suzuki told CBC News on Thursday.

David Suzuki says plastic water bottles generate waste and potential health hazards because of their chemical composition.
(CBC) “I think in Canada it’s absolutely disgusting that people are so uncertain about their water that we buy it, paying more for bottled water than we do for gasoline.”

Suzuki — who was in St. John’s on Thursday to launch a cross-country speaking tour aimed at engaging people in politics, particularly environmental issues — said there is no good reason for Canadians to buy bottled water.

Moreover, he said it’s destructive to import bottled water from producers in countries such as France.

“It’s nuts to be shipping water all the way across the planet, and us — because we’re so bloody wealthy — we’re willing to pay for that water because it comes from France,” he said in an interview.

Canadians wanting to do something about the environment can start by drinking tap water, environmentalist David Suzuki says.

“Everywhere I go across Canada, I insist I be given tap water when I get up to speak,” Suzuki told CBC News on Thursday.

David Suzuki says plastic water bottles generate waste and potential health hazards because of their chemical composition.
(CBC) “I think in Canada it’s absolutely disgusting that people are so uncertain about their water that we buy it, paying more for bottled water than we do for gasoline.”

Suzuki — who was in St. John’s on Thursday to launch a cross-country speaking tour aimed at engaging people in politics, particularly environmental issues — said there is no good reason for Canadians to buy bottled water.

Moreover, he said it’s destructive to import bottled water from producers in countries such as France.

“It’s nuts to be shipping water all the way across the planet, and us — because we’re so bloody wealthy — we’re willing to pay for that water because it comes from France,” he said in an interview.

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“I don’t believe for a minute that French water is better than Canadian water. I think that we’ve got to drink the water that comes out of our taps, and if we don’t trust it, we ought to be raising hell about that.”

Key environmental issues with bottled water, Suzuki said, are waste and uncertainty over the long-term health effects created by plastic.

“Not only does bottled water lead to unbelievable pollution — with old bottles lying all over the place — but plastic has chemicals in it,” he said.

“Plastics are ubiquitous. I don’t believe that plastics are not involved in a great deal of the health problems that we face today.”

Last August, delegates to the United Church of Canada’s general council voted to discourage the purchase of bottled water within its churches. The motion called on church members to advocate against the “privatization of water” and to support healthy local supplies of water.

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2007/02/01/suzuki-water.html

Make changes in schools to help students eat and drink well and exercise more,” Glaceau says in a statement. The funds will be channeled via the Entertainment Industry Foundation, which Jen has quietly supported for several years.

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JEN DOESNT USE HER GIVING TO MASS MARKET A PR CAMPAIGN FOR HERSELF.

SHE GIVES QUIETLY.

223 real woman : 09/24/2007 at 10:08 pm
Hey

“On Sept. 6, Jennifer joined Jim Carrey, Dustin Hoffman and 25 other A-listers in signing a letter asking U.N. Secretary Aung San Suu Kyi, a Burmese activist who has been under house arrest by her government for 11 years. That same human-rights interest has led Jen to donate $2,300 to support Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama. In early September, Jen also became instrumental in getting Glaceau water, for which she does print ads, to put up at least $1 million to help make kids healthier.”

“Jennifer Aniston and Smartwater have teamed up with the nonprofit group Action for Healthy Kids, an organization with a smart approach: Make changes in schools to help students eat and drink well and exercise more,” Glaceau says in a statement. The funds will be channeled via the Entertainment Industry Foundation, which Jen has quietly supported for several years

I THOUGH JEN KEPT THIS STUFF QUIET(well at least that is what her fans kept saying because she cared before)

THIS MUST BE ALL PR.

She looks great! Best of luck to you Jen!

Love Jennifer. She looks lovely in that dress.

Aniston can suck up to Jules Asner all she wants but Soderbergh I’m sure have a long memory.

247 Telling it like it is… : 09/25/2007 at 1:01 am
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There’s such a thing as LIFE GOES ON….au contraire to a KNOWN FRIEND, who only accounts 2% of the responsibility in any of her endeavors be it marriage or business. What kind of friend would can only manage to do 2% of the work and the other friend worked her ass off for a short film and come promo time gets all the accolade while the other who did all the work gets to hold a bottle of water?

A present for Jennifer
http://140.photobucket.com/albums/e240/AllanaMischa/angieholly8.jpg

She looks good in this pic. Jen’s the best. That pink dress looks really nice. I wish Jen the best of luck for this movie. If she is pregnant then that’s great. She deserves happiness. I don’t think she is pregnant though.

250 prettybaby : 09/25/2007 at 1:12 am

Its part of being human - the physical beauty will fade away but a beautiful heart’s legacy will continue. As humans, we will all go down to our graves. A compassionate heart touches someone’s life and that person she touched will remember and will pass it on.