Angelina Jolie is a Helmet Head

sharon @ 02/07/2008 at 4:45 pm Felinelilly @ 02/07/2008 at 4:42 pm

That protective jacket sure looks like it’s hiding something…
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She looks very pregnant under that bullet-proof vest.
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That she does! :) ((squeee))

Good Evening to the JP’s fans. Just got back (from seizing the day) and (a third ) new thread!, thanks jared for the Angie news, you rock.
I will read back and come back . Very glad to hear good news!
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# 215 dina #1 @ 02/07/2008 at 4:25 pm
Why is there so much bickering among the fans today? Just asking a simple question people.
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Hi dina#1 I saw your post on the last thread and it made me smile so
I agree with Mr. Finn (writer)
OT Skip if no interest

For the Week of February 7, 2008

The Aquarium Age is a report on the general astrological patterns of the coming week for all signs, not just Aquariums.

Pluto in Capricorn, Part Two

This week, quakes, major and minor, continue to tilt daily life toward the extreme. You could say, “There’s a whole lotta shakin’ goin’ on.” But you could just as easily say, “Welcome to Pluto in Capricorn” where a shift in astro gravity is making the world’s wobble highly visible. For some, Pluto’s new view is breathtaking and its vista reveals infinite possibilities. For others—maybe even most of us—the change from one planetary perspective to another is downright disconcerting, and the struggle to maintain a good attitude through the midst of this powerful transition is taking its toll. Whether it’s training a puppy, managing a mortgage, soothing a restless teenage spirit, or simply feeling confident about your choices, getting through the day feels like hard work. And it is. But keep in mind, while the intensity of this new pattern is edgy, Pluto in Capricorn isn’t negative. What’s difficult about this transition is the uncertainty about what lies ahead.

Capricorn is ruled by Saturn, and both symbolize structure—they both get down to the bones of things, and their appreciation of essence often translates into an ability to remove the superfluous in order to reveal the necessary. When that precision is wielded without skill, it can manifest as harsh critique—it’s the voice of the judge who only speaks in the dualistic language of right and wrong, a tone that turns Capricorn’s ability to see the “flaw” into an air of superiority. When the discernment of Capricorn is tempered by experience, that very same ability to cut to the chase with exacting precision becomes the capacity for compassion, as well as an opportunity for the critic to become the student and/or the teacher.

The capacity for discernment is just one of the areas Pluto will focus on during its sixteen-year transit through Capricorn, and because all of us have Capricorn somewhere in our birth charts, all of us are likely to face this challenge somewhere in our lives. From a collective perspective, Pluto in Capricorn is likely to reveal false foundations and corrupt cores. And because Capricorn governs corporations and organizations, Pluto will probe the skeletal structure of institutions, particularly institutions that no longer serve. But as always, the efficacy of Plutonian transformation is dependent upon our capacity to be agents of change. Fortunately, Capricorn is a Cardinal Earth sign and has no problem moving into action as necessary.

This week, as high anxiety continues to tax nervous systems, make every effort to find healthy solutions to the stress. Meditate, exercise, be creative—do whatever it is you do to maintain your center. Focus on what’s positive, and when possible, help others to do the same. Remember, we create the future one moment at a time through our thoughts, words, and deeds.

Hiya–LuckyL,carolina, soopx, tabitha, susieqt, amelia, RachelSun, Faye88 and all of the BAMPZS fans (((hugs and kisses))) …

This is so wonderful!!! I am so proud to be a JP fan for the last three years…OK, I also love the fact that JP’s just make the trolls go bananas :lol: :lol:

Passing Through @ 02/07/2008 at 4:51 pm –Whoop–(sorry AG)–ITA. Thank you, a wonderful post and sooo TRUE!
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BTW…I hope the Porgster watched Angie’s CNN interview and discovered how simple it is to be concerned and supportive of everyone involved without thrusting his political views in everyone’s face by wearing an Obama bracelet!

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/02/07/iraq.jolie/?iref=mpstoryview#cnnSTCVideo

Passing Through @ 02/07/2008 at 4:51 pm Okay…I disappear for a couple of days and Angie winds up in Iraq! I’m ROTFLMAO at poor old PageSix - thwarted by the Jolie-Pitts again!

BTW…I hope the Porgster watched Angie’s CNN interview and discovered how simple it is to be concerned and supportive of everyone involved without thrusting his political views in everyone’s face by wearing an Obama bracelet!

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/02/07/iraq.jolie/?iref=mpstoryview#cnnSTCVideo
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Can somebody please explain to me what happened to GC at the U.N.? Did he tank giving his report or something? I completely missed it but you guys have me curious!

sharon @ 02/07/2008 at 4:58 pm susieqt @ 02/07/2008 at 4:54 pm

Thank you Jared! I am sooooo proud to be a Brangelina fan.
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me too. I feel so proud and feel so good to be a Brangelina fan.

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your words are mine.

Really good 1st person account of refugee situation in Iraq
http://riverbendblog.blogspot.com/

?? - it’s benincoast@gmail.com

http://news.search.yahoo.com/search/news?p=Angelina+Jolie&ei=UTF-8&fr=&c=images

Credit to lidia66fromm JJB :lol:

Jolie’s Baghdad Visit Goes A-List
Thursday February 7 3:48 PM ET

Note to world leaders: Next time you need instant access to foreign dignitaries and top military brass, forget the usual protocols. Just send in Angelina Jolie.

Hollywood’s globe-trotting leading lady swooped into Baghdad on Thursday to highlight the plight of Iraqi refugees, gaining an audience with Gen. David Petraeus, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, the American Embassy said.

On her mission as a U.N. goodwill ambassador, Jolie also met with Iraqi migration officials to stress that there needs to be a coherent plan for the more than 2 million internally displaced Iraqis who are beginning to trickle back to their homes amid a recent lull in violence.
There’s lots of goodwill and lots of discussion, but there seems to be just a lot of talk at the moment,” Jolie said in excerpts of an interview aired on CNN.

Jolie mingled with American troops during lunch at a dining facility in the heavily guarded Green Zone, which houses the embassy and Iraqi government offices. She grabbed a red plastic tray at the mess hall, collected her lunch and sat at a long banquet table to eat her fork tines down, of course as flashbulbs from soldiers’ digital cameras lit up the wall behind her.

During the CNN interview, Jolie said the fate of Iraq will have an impact on the Middle East for years to come.

“And a big part of what it’s going to affect,” she said, “is how these people are returned and settled into their homes and their community and brought back together and whether they can live together and what their communities look like.”

http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/news/ap/20080207/120242808000.html

mama mia!

Hi Guli…Thanks for the article…Angie has proven that she’s more than a pretty face time and time again…Love her!

I admire her efforts to help the world. But it seems like an unnecessary danger to go to a war zone when pregnant. I don’t understand why she would want to put her unborn child in danger.

if angie should be first lady that would make brad the president of the united states of america!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! they have my vote