------> This is a video I found about what kindness is.
THE devastation that has hit Japan shows a mighty country truly humbled by the extraordinary forces of nature.
It's a disaster movie come true yet those terrifying images can't begin to describe the horror of actually being caught up in it.
Japan is a resilient nation which has in the past displayed awesome skills in emerging from disaster. But for now it's in dire need of help... the world's help.
Let's just pray that the world is listening. - Steven Smith, Seaton Delaval, Northumberland WELL done to the Lib Dems for standing up to their leader and the Tories on the new proposals for the NHS.
When will the Tories learn that privatisation doesn't improve services? It just makes money for shareholders and greedy fat-cat bosses.
The party has never supported the NHS. When Nye Bevan proposed its creation in 1948, the Tories stood against it. When Margaret Thatcher was in power she slashed budgets and nearly brought it to its knees. Let's hope Ed Miliband takes a lead and fights these barmy plans. - Anthony Andrews, Portchester, Fareham, Hants
Angelina Jolie and her Charity Work
Angelina prides herself in her work off camera as she is dedicated to her charity work. Angelina Jolie is Global Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and is in charge of many charitys and funds for people who need help. In 2007 Actress Angelina Jolie visited Iraq and Syria for two days at the end of August, in an effort to raise international support for the millions of people affected by the war. And on Christmas day Angelina and Brad spent the Day giving gifts to Colombian refugees in Costa Rica. Several of Angies Children are also adopted from impoverished and suffering nations.
Jolie is on the board of advisors for the Yéle Haiti Foundation as well and agreed to have the first picture of her pregnant Belly in people magazine for $500000 donation to the charity.
She also visited Afghan refugees in Pakistan and donated $1 million to help, and while on her all of her travels Angie covers all of her costs herself.
Angelina also has pledged $5 million to set up a wildlife sanctuary in Cambodia.
In 2008 Angelina and her brother honored their mother who died of Ovarian cancer by donating to the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
Angelina prides herself in her work off camera as she is dedicated to her charity work. Angelina Jolie is Global Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and is in charge of many charitys and funds for people who need help. In 2007 Actress Angelina Jolie visited Iraq and Syria for two days at the end of August, in an effort to raise international support for the millions of people affected by the war. And on Christmas day Angelina and Brad spent the Day giving gifts to Colombian refugees in Costa Rica. Several of Angies Children are also adopted from impoverished and suffering nations.
Jolie is on the board of advisors for the Yéle Haiti Foundation as well and agreed to have the first picture of her pregnant Belly in people magazine for $500000 donation to the charity.
She also visited Afghan refugees in Pakistan and donated $1 million to help, and while on her all of her travels Angie covers all of her costs herself.
Angelina also has pledged $5 million to set up a wildlife sanctuary in Cambodia.
In 2008 Angelina and her brother honored their mother who died of Ovarian cancer by donating to the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
