Angelina Jolie Works Chicago

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MOMMY = RIGHT = missouri girl
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Yea right = GO screw yourself you stupid mother f!cking sl!t #%^&*#$%%^^&^&

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Westerns that shoot from the hip
By Andrew O’Hagan
Last Updated: 12:01am BST 31/07/2007

You can always tell when America is having doubts about itself: it starts producing westerns.

That these new films are cowboy pictures will not surprise anybody who has long admired westerns as America’s great national art form, for they have always tended to show a greatly imaginative nation contemplating its own moral character.

What’s new? Keen cowboy aficionados will, in any event, be able again to contemplate the mood of the nation next month when The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, starring Brad Pitt, opens at the Venice Film Festival.

My spies in them thar hills say that Brad Pitt will remind those of us who adore westerns just why we adore them. He is purported to show us a Jesse James who is both baddie and goodie - reckless and handsome, Irish and American, capable of great gentleness and horrid brutality.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2007/07/31/do3102.xml

997 Frenchy : 08/07/2007 at 2:43 pm
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I’m glad to know that it was you who posted the initial story about Today. Sadly, some loser calling itself ‘Today Show’ probably saw your initial post and decided to embellish it in the hopes of causing trouble.

But then again, micro seems pretty convinced that no such segment aired, so…

They are filming in the Wrigleyville area tonight(8/8) thru tomorrow night and sheffield between addison and belmont. There are several no parking zones and they already had some of the electrical on sheffield and cornelia…don’t know who is filming but I may have to check it out tonight.

There were flyers on my door about the parking over the weekend

so, the post production note may be wrong or perhaps they had to do some additional scenes…I hope I see some stars tonight. I’ll make sure my camera is charged up.

Hiya Frenchy— I’ve been back for a few days. I’m glad to see everyone still posting but sad to see nothing has changed re trolls “lol”
No offense taken are you kidding I know you . I also know what you mean though and we know they get alot of ideas from here. It was the regulars trying to figure out who was who, moi included. How are you?

CHICAGO FANS - WANTED INFO : 08/07/2007 at 3:08 pm
They are filming in the Wrigleyville area tonight(8/8) thru tomorrow night and sheffield between addison and belmont. There are several no parking zones and they already had some of the electrical on sheffield and cornelia…don’t know who is filming but I may have to check it out tonight.

There were flyers on my door about the parking over the weekend

so, the post production note may be wrong or perhaps they had to do some additional scenes…I hope I see some stars tonight. I’ll make sure my camera is charged up.

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From imdb

I saw James McAvoy yesterday and asked him if he was here for the movie and he said “Yes!” - I wanted to ask him if he was doing films with Angelina because she is the one I really want to hang out with! Does anyone know where they are filming?

CHICAGO FANS - WANTED INFO : 08/07/2007 at 3:08 pm
They are filming in the Wrigleyville area tonight(8/8) thru tomorrow night and sheffield between addison and belmont. There are several no parking zones and they already had some of the electrical on sheffield and cornelia…don’t know who is filming but I may have to check it out tonight.

There were flyers on my door about the parking over the weekend

so, the post production note may be wrong or perhaps they had to do some additional scenes…I hope I see some stars tonight. I’ll make sure my camera is charged up.

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It would be great if we had someone from Chicago who could check

US: Sudan must accept non-African troops By MATTHEW LEE, Associated Press Writer
1 hour, 41 minutes ago

WASHINGTON - Sudan will have to accept non-African troops in a U.N.-authorized peacekeeping force for Darfur or face the prospect of new United Nations sanctions, a senior U.S. official said Tuesday.

Although efforts will be made to ensure that Africa contributes a large percentage of the 26,000-strong mission, the continent does not have enough trained soldiers to fully staff the force and Sudan will be penalized unless it drops objections to non-African participation, said Andrew Natsios, the U.S. special envoy for Sudan.

President Bush has made ending the Darfur conflict a U.S. foreign policy priority but the United States is reluctant to provide troops itself for the force, given military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan. Instead, Washington is likely to contribute logistics and transportation to the mission.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in June ordered U.S. ambassadors to ask their host countries to contribute to the hybrid force, Natsios said.

“We are going to try … to recruit from Africa, but it’s very clear from already talking to African leaders and African militaries that there are not enough African troops who are trained for peacekeeping operations to make up this force,” he told reporters in a conference call. “We are going to have to go outside of Africa.”

The Sudanese government is adamantly opposed to non-Africans playing any major role in the hybrid U.N.-African Union operation that was authorized by the U.N. Security Council on July 31 and will be made up of 20,000 peacekeepers and 6,000 civilian police.

Disagreements over the composition of the mission were a major reason the authorization was delayed for months despite mounting pressure on Khartoum to accept it to help end nearly four years of internal conflict in which more than 200,000 people have died and 2.5 million have been displaced.

Natsios, however, said that in finally agreeing to the mission, Khartoum had opened the door to non-African participation, although he stressed that in accordance with Sudan’s demands command of the force had been given to a senior Nigerian general.

“We expect the Sudanese government to implement what they have agreed to, which is if we can’t get sufficient trained troops, we will go outside of Africa, which I have to say I expect will happen,” he said, warning of consequences if Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir’s government balks.

“If there is an attempt to renegotiate what was negotiated already with the Sudanese government, then we will introduce a sanctions resolution before the U.N,” Natsios said.

It was not immediately clear how many non-African troops and police would be required to fully staff the hybrid mission but there are now 7,000 African personnel in the A.U. mission in Darfur, most of which are expected to stay on after its command changes on or before a Dec. 31 deadline.

Nigeria and Rwanda have offered to deploy another battalion each, about 1,600 troops total, and at least four other African nations have said they are considering sending soldiers, according to U.S. and U.N. officials. Still, they note, more contributions will be needed.

Among the suggestions to make up the shortfall in a way least objectionable to the Sudanese is to ask Muslim nations such as Bangladesh, Indonesia and Pakistan that have contributed peacekeepers to other U.N. missions in the past for help, the officials said.

951 ??? : 08/07/2007 at 1:44 pm

I’m the only who thinks that angelina doesn’t give a **** if Jane Pitt loves Aniston more? If anything she laughs of the situation.

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No, you’re not alone. I think if Angie cared…Jane wouldn’t be visiting PUBLICLY with X. I also think that if BRAD cared…Jane wouldn’t be visiting with the X, period, publicly or privately. As others have pointed out - Jane also kept in contact with Putrid after the break-up…and Putrid cheated like a mofo. Brad works on the principle that when he’s done, he’s done - his family can do what they want as long as they don’t expect him to change his mind or go back to a situation he couldn’t live with anymore. Overall I’d say Brad doesn’t give a rat’s ass about X or Putrid, therefore his mother can talk to them all she wants because it has nothing to do with him anymore.

s.r. - I didn’t answer cause this is not my life. Fine to be a fan, but some of this is taken to a whole new level. You slam people who do not agree with you. To the same people you say “how do you know what goes on in their day to day” (mind you in the poorest of written English) and then
have the nerve to call people fat, fug, haters, Maniston lovers…

Um, do you know who you are talking to when you right this?

Could the same comment be applicable to you? You do not know the poster, yet you slam them. Some of you should look into Scientology, they feed off this type of worship.

Do you really think it’s a coincendence that the photogs were there for the b-day party. Everything comes up roses when they are around.

1017 Darfur update : 08/07/2007 at 3:36 pm

US: Sudan must accept non-African troops By MATTHEW LEE, Associated Press Writer
1 hour, 41 minutes ago

WASHINGTON - Sudan will have to accept non-African troops in a U.N.-authorized peacekeeping force for Darfur or face the prospect of new United Nations sanctions, a senior U.S. official said Tuesday.

Although efforts will be made to ensure that Africa contributes a large percentage of the 26,000-strong mission, the continent does not have enough trained soldiers to fully staff the force and Sudan will be penalized unless it drops objections to non-African participation, said Andrew Natsios, the U.S. special envoy for Sudan.

President Bush has made ending the Darfur conflict a U.S. foreign policy priority but the United States is reluctant to provide troops itself for the force, given military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan. Instead, Washington is likely to contribute logistics and transportation to the mission.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in June ordered U.S. ambassadors to ask their host countries to contribute to the hybrid force, Natsios said.

“We are going to try … to recruit from Africa, but it’s very clear from already talking to African leaders and African militaries that there are not enough African troops who are trained for peacekeeping operations to make up this force,” he told reporters in a conference call. “We are going to have to go outside of Africa.”

The Sudanese government is adamantly opposed to non-Africans playing any major role in the hybrid U.N.-African Union operation that was authorized by the U.N. Security Council on July 31 and will be made up of 20,000 peacekeepers and 6,000 civilian police.

Disagreements over the composition of the mission were a major reason the authorization was delayed for months despite mounting pressure on Khartoum to accept it to help end nearly four years of internal conflict in which more than 200,000 people have died and 2.5 million have been displaced.

Natsios, however, said that in finally agreeing to the mission, Khartoum had opened the door to non-African participation, although he stressed that in accordance with Sudan’s demands command of the force had been given to a senior Nigerian general.

“We expect the Sudanese government to implement what they have agreed to, which is if we can’t get sufficient trained troops, we will go outside of Africa, which I have to say I expect will happen,” he said, warning of consequences if Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir’s government balks.

“If there is an attempt to renegotiate what was negotiated already with the Sudanese government, then we will introduce a sanctions resolution before the U.N,” Natsios said.

It was not immediately clear how many non-African troops and police would be required to fully staff the hybrid mission but there are now 7,000 African personnel in the A.U. mission in Darfur, most of which are expected to stay on after its command changes on or before a Dec. 31 deadline.

Nigeria and Rwanda have offered to deploy another battalion each, about 1,600 troops total, and at least four other African nations have said they are considering sending soldiers, according to U.S. and U.N. officials. Still, they note, more contributions will be needed.

Among the suggestions to make up the shortfall in a way least objectionable to the Sudanese is to ask Muslim nations such as Bangladesh, Indonesia and Pakistan that have contributed peacekeepers to other U.N. missions in the past for help, the officials said.
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Thanks!
But i thought it had already been acepted a African Union/United Nations peacekeeping force…