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Salzburg offers all the characteristics of a congress destination and a cosmopolitan mix of visitors. With its location in the heart of Europe and because of the high quality of life, Salzburg has a great starting point in congress tourism. For current logistics and transport restrictions of the city, medium sized congresses with up to 2.500 participants are the best suited. Two top-quality, modern and high tech congress centers are together with a top quality conference hotel infrastructure a foundation for this congress destination. In this area they will offer you a superior product wrapped in superior packaging. Although you will find Mozart on every step of your way and it seems that the clock stopped in the times of the famous composer, Salzburg is a very modern and cool tourist destination with extraordinary culinary scene.
Villach is the second largest city of Carinthia and its tourist sights attract an enormous amount of visitors. Villach has also become established as a small Silicon Valley in the Alps, with an international character reflected in the town's infrastructure. The main reason for a meetings industry in this part of Austria are the numerous incentive programmes, all of which you can engage with in a very clean enviroment. The most charming aspects are the Carnithian way of life, cultural diversity and a general sense of casualness. In our opinion the main advantages are the size and the feeling of familarity, along with a modern congress infrastructure. Locals also like to emphasise the border location, sat at the crossroads of three nations, which hasn't been totally picked up in a congress sense. It is an inspiring mixture of meeting facilities, atmosphere, modernism and a high quality of life and services at any time of the year.
Zadar with over 4000 beds, several campgrounds and resorts is a developed summer destination for leisure and a yachting paradise. The charming city with thousand years of cultural heritage, the proximity of the islands, five national parks and improving flight connections has a number of good reviews by foreign media describing it as a cool convention destination. The city is an ideal destination for organization of smaller conferences and incentives for up to 100 participants. Currently, the main drawback are congress facilities that are not offering enough space for bigger business events, as well as congress infrastructure which is not yet built and in function. Once everything is in place, Zadar will certainly be an important congress player.
Maribor is one of the most promising meetings destinations in Slovenia. The city is historically, ethnically and culturally extremely interesting. It gives an impression of familiarity and warmth. Transport infrastructure, mostly because of the inactive Maribor Airport, is the weakest part of the Maribor meetings industry offer. Otherwise the city is safe and pleasant to live in. Its speciality is an extraordinary access to nature. The additional tourist offer is well developed, especially for sports and recreation. Congress offer of Maribor is concentrated in company Terme Maribor and their hotels Habakuk, Piramida (Pyramid) and Bellevue. The town is very rich with additional convention programmes suitable for incentives, but unfortunately a comprehensive offer of Pohorje and the town is under-utilised and not well presented.
Subotica has a soul. It is a city where it seems that time has stopped. The proud town centre merges almost imperceptibly into the surrounding melancholy plains. Economically and culturally Subotica is one of the most developed cities in Serbia. Congress guests will be impressed by the multicultural spirit and European charm, which is reflected in a large number of special venues in a small area. Well-developed albeit not connected is the offer of various incentive programmes. Subotica has a functioning Congress bureau, the hotel facilities are good and the culinary tradition is an extra plus. All of this represents an exciting congress package calling out for more penetrating international or at least regional marketing to exploit the full potential of the city.
Šibenik very rarely raises any association with the meeting industry. In the process of transition from an industrial city into a tourist destination it has not yet asserted its image among competing cities. Despite this it is a fact that it has excellent conditions and is somehow considered to be a hidden jewel of the Croatian congress offer. For ease of accessibility it may be a suitable location for small association conferences as well as a variety of incentive programmes.
The two locations are the heart of the sunny and verdant Goriška plane. Due to their interesting position between the Alps and the Mediterranean, and the junction between the Roman and Slavic, it forms a historically attractive space with high experiential value and preserved natural as much as cultural landscape. In the transport sense it is a very easily accessible region with a high quality of living and excellent infrastructure. In 2006 a modern conference center at hotel Perla was created, which along with several smaller halls in hotels in Gorizia and a series of special venues forms the backbone of congress offer. Both Goricas have many good restaurants and will delight lovers of gastronomy, entertainment and gaming. The hospitality of the locals and the competitiveness of the destination is placing the region on the top of young, fresh and undiscovered convention destinations.
To most people, the extreme north-eastern part of Croatia is the most marginal, border, multi-faith, multicultural and the most poorly known region. Its character is carved by the Drava and Danube rivers along with its symbolic, functional and aesthetic value. Its self image is one of isolation and the feeling of living on a desert island of convention tourism, in which only a small number of meeting planners and organisers are interested. Because of its geographic position, it is economically and politically far from the capital and as a consequence also undeveloped as a convention destination. The focus of the problem is a stereotypical feeling of neglect. Overlooking this, Osijek is one of the freshest and most sustainable Croatian meetings destinations with no real competition in the region.


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Between the Lines: How it sugars off in Starksboro
Thu, 04/01/2010 - 2:04pm Anonymous

You're in for a muddy ride this time of year, if you turn up onto Big Hollow Road off Route 116 in Starksboro.

There's a short stretch of pavement as the road climbs steeply out of the valley. But it's all dirt from there.

As on so many of Vermont's less traveled roads, a surprising number of people live back in the hollow.

Just about when you think the settlements will give way to untouched forests, you arrive at the optimistically named Hillsboro Manor mobile home park.

The children who live there know that however muddy things might be in the spring — and however isolated they might feel up there in the big hollow — this season is the time for a special visit to the sugar shack up the hill. There's a nice older couple doing the boiling on weekends. They can be counted on to give young visitors a warm welcome and the taste of a doughnut with fresh maple syrup drizzled over it.

The Maggie Brook Sugarworks is deep in the hills, but those kids from Hillsboro Manor aren't the only visitors. There is, for example, a man who lives in Huntington but spends most of his days walking through the woods on Sugar Hill, whatever the weather. He can be counted on every year to drop in and buy a couple quarts.

Many other adults make the trek, too — drawn as much by the owners as by the sweet syrup itself.

Bristol residents John and Rita Elder, you see, aren't your usual sugarmakers.

Rita taught for 25 years in Lincoln before retiring a couple years ago. John is approaching the end of a 37-year career of teaching at Middlebury College, the Bread Loaf School of English and Bread Loaf Writers Conference.

He's the author or editor of several volumes, including the especially fine "Reading the Mountains of Home." The book explicates a Robert Frost poem, "Directive," and relates Elder's exploration of the wild mountain woods around Bristol.

Though John and Rita are originally from California, they sank their family roots even deeper in Vermont a decade ago when they decided to take up sugaring.

John and his sons Matthew and Caleb, adopting what John calls "a Thoureavian approach," invested plenty of sweat equity but only a few hundred dollars in building the structure that houses the sugar works. The original operation was similarly Spartan — strictly gravity-fed and built using what John calls "the jerry-rigged technology of sugaring," with the sap boiled off by wood heat.

The sugar shack has grown from its original form over the past 10 years. The Elders have added a wood storage area on one end and on the other, housing for the sap tanks.

These days, too, a generator hums in the background as the sap boils in the foreground.

The generator creates a vacuum that helps draw sap down through the tap lines strung on the steep hill above. With climate change making sap runs less predictable, the vacuum provides for sap on marginal days. The generator also powers a blower that makes the wood burn more efficiently.

For much of this season the Elders have been burning poplar — not the best wood for converting 40 gallons of sap into a single gallon of syrup.

But when one of the Elders' sons built his house near the sugarworks, he had to take down two large poplars. So poplar it is, until that's gone and they can again turn to better-burning hardwoods such as red maple and oak, harvested from their 142-acre plot.

Though most of the snow was gone from Sugar Hill when I visited last Saturday, there was still some ice in the puddles. Down in the Banana Belt of Bristol and parts south, most sugarmakers were done for the year. But the sap was still coursing in this cold hollow.

At my request, Caleb Elder picked up a distinguished-looking banjo that rested on a chair in the sugar house and played a few bars. It's a banjo he made from cherry wood, with an oak-leaf motif at the top.

I commented that he obviously knows his way around a banjo fretboard, given that the instrument was fretless and therefore provides few clues on where to place the fingers of the left hand.

"With the banjo," Caleb shrugged, "if you're off by a little bit, you just keep wiggling your fingers."

It's the kind of "good enough is best" approach that serves sugarmakers everywhere. The only perfection is the end result.

Last Saturday was going to be a long day and night for Caleb. With the last run of the season likely approaching, he and his brother — the younger Elders — were planning to spend all night sugaring.

Hundreds of Vermont sugarmakers boil and toil in obscurity, but not the Elders.

John told the story of starting Maggie Brook Sugarworks in "The Frog Run," an essay collection. A few years ago, The New York Times reported on efforts by Elder, joined by Cornwall writer and UVM faculty member Amy Trubek and others, to determine whether it could justifiably be claimed that Vermont maple syrup exhibits different characteristics depending on where it is created.

Could maple syrup, like fine French wine, claim to be influenced by terroir?

Elder says the jury is still out. We will, in the vernacular, have to see how that sugars off.

But he swears he can identify maple syrup made in Starksboro because it has a hint of vanilla.

"And of course," he adds with a smile, "Starksboro maple syrup is the best."

Gregory Dennis' column appears here every other Thursday. He blogs at http://MiddleburyVt.blogspot.com....
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We're sat outside at a cafe table in shimmering morning sunshine. With an elegant flourish and a prego, the waiter brings us cappuccinos and canolli. But we're not in Italy. WE ARE IN BRADFORD.
A confessed Italophile, I'm also unbelievably happy at that point on my experiential graph where the Things To Do With Books axis intersects with the Fantastic Coffee axis. So I'm in my element in Emily's – the Italian coffee bar and delicatessen at the Brontë's birthplace in Thornton, BD13.
This Victorian terraced house has had a chequered past. In the two-hundred years since the Brontës were born here (on a rag rug in front of the fire, is what I'm imagining as I sip my Sanpellegrino), it's been neglected by remiss landlords and tussled over by Brontë enthusiasts with different MOs about its future. Thankfully, it was bought in 2014 by the de Luca family (who once-upon-a-time came to Bradford via Naples) and turned it into one of the nicest places to go for a caffe latte in the whole of Yorkshire.
It's quite an unassuming building, to say it once managed to contain the irrepressible Brontës within its four walls, but it's incredibly pretty and well-appointed. Inside it's been refurbished beautifully with reclaimed school desks and antique enamel pendant lights, and, in true Yorkshire-Italian fusion style, polpa di pomodori tins have been reappropriated as hanging planters.
The coffee is so good I can't help but have one too many. The Nutella and banana piadina is also a highlight (I find Nutella weirdly glamorous – it always makes me feel like I'm in Continental Europe) but it's quite a tricky dish to eat with dignity. It's much too delicious to tackle carefully so I find myself covered in dripping hot Nutella almost immediately.
A wise person (Giuseppe Verdi) once said, 'You may have the universe if I may have Italy.' An even wiser person (my mum) quite frequently says, 'And that's why Yorkshire is God's own county.' So, borrow a bit of wisdom from both of these great thinkers and, when you're next in the West Riding, pay a visit to Emily's. With your feet in Bradford and your heart in Naples, raise a macchiato to the remarkable Brontës.
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Specific Flora
Flora is a word for the plants located in a specific area, in this case the French Hill Pond watershed. The Plant Kingdom (Plantae) consists of organisms that have no locomotive movement, no sensory organs but have cellulose (C6H10O5)n cell walls. The description of flora on this website is divided into the following categories: Submersed Plants, Floating-leaved Plants, Emergent Plants, Field Plants, Trees and Woodland Plants. Placing plants into one of these categories may be arbitrary in some cases. A plant is placed in these categories based upon where it is most likely to be found. Plants that have no wood are called herbs. Forbs are herbs that flower and are not graminoids (grasses, sedges and rushes). Low plants containing wood are called shrubs. Large plants containing wood are called trees. Woodland plants can be herbs. Similarly, field plants can be shrubs. Sometimes it is difficult to determine if a plant is a large shrub or a tree. Experts can differ on the classifications of plants. This website uses the United States Department of Agriculture as the authority with respect to classification.
Plants may be biennial, perennial or annual. Annual denotes plants that grow during one season only then die off. Biennial plants survive for two growing seasons before they die. Perennial plants become dormant at the end of the growing season but revive to grow again for more than two growing seasons.
The identification of plants can be difficult. Plants are identified by examining their leaves, flowers, stems and roots. Often only one or two of these parts of a plant can be used to identify the plant to the species level. At other times, all the parts of the plant may need to be examined.
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There are two basic types of leaves: simple and compound. Simple leaves are single leaves attached to a stem of the plant by a short stem called a petiole or clasping the plant stem directly. Compound leaves are arrangements of two or more simple leaves, called leaflets, attached to a single petiole. Four characteristics of leaves are examined: color, arrangement on the stem, margins of the leaf and the leaf shape. A leaf may be the same color on the top and underside or have a different color on top than the underside. Generally, the colors will be some shade of green because of the presence of chloroplasts, that is, microscopic cells containing chlorophyll, which is green. Some plants do not contain chlorophyll in some leaves. The leaves of these plants are generally white.
The leaf arrangement along a stem can be alternate, opposite or whorled. Leaf margins, that is the edges of the leaves, can be entire (smooth), toothed, serrated, lobed or pinnately lobed. Leaf shapes can be ovate, elliptical, lance shaped, elongate, heat-shaped, triangular or needle-shaped. Some plants have leaves on the ground at the base of the plant stalks called basal leaves.
Leaf Arrangements
Lobed
Pinnately Lobed
Leaf Margins
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Leaf Shapes
The parts of a flower that may be examined for purposes of identification are: the pistil, stamen, perianth (petals and sepals) and the bracts. Pistils are the female reproductive organs of the plant containing the ovary, style and stigma. The style is the stalk of the pistil. At the top of the stalk is a receptor for pollen called the stigma. The ovary, where the seed is formed, is normally at the base of the style. The photograph below shows the flower of a Pin Cherry tree. The pistils are a pale green. Stamens are the male reproductive parts of the plant containing the pollen. The stamens in the photograph are white except for the tip. The pollen is contained on the anther located on the tip of a stamen. The stalk of the stamen holding the anther is called the filament. Sepals are smaller petals interspersed with the larger petals of the perianth and usually below the petals. The sepals of the Pin Cherry blossom are very small. Bracts are leaf-like parts of the flower normally at the base of the flower and usually had encased the flower before it bloomed.
Some flowers have complex arrangements to attract insects. Flowers like sunflowers have a central disk containing the basic flower structures that is called the disk, collectively called disk flowers. Surrounding the disk flowers will be radiating petals called rays, collectively called ray flowers. Other flowers may have lips and funnels to guide insects to the basic flower structure.
Fruits of plants can take many forms. The fruits always contain seeds (even "seedless" varieties). The seeds can be encapsulated singularly or in groups in a shell, like walnuts, or a fleshy mass, like apples. Seeds may also be in a matrix formation on the outside of a fleshy mass like a strawberry or on the outside of a stiff medium like a cattail fruit or a cob. Seeds may also be formed individually without encapsulation or being imbedded in a support mass. Many seeds will have pappi (singular:" pappus"), collections of hair-like appendages that enable the seeds to travel great distances when blown by the wind. Plants that do not flower, for example, ferns produce spores. Spores (see below) are primitive organisms that will develop directly into another plant upon contact with a growth medium unlike a seed that must break out of its protective container in a process called germination.
A berry is a fleshy mass containing more than one seed. Example: blueberry.
A capsule is a dry, thin-walled container with more than one seed that splits open and disperses the seeds at maturity. Example: poppy seed capsule.
A drupe is a fleshy mass containing one hard "stone" that contains one seed. Example: a cherry.
A follicle is like a capsule but developed from only one ovary and has only one chamber. Example: milkweed capsule.
A key is a one-seeded fruit with one or more wings. Example: maple tree key.
A nut has one seed enclosed in a hard shell that does not split open at maturity. Example: walnut.
A pod is a dry fruit with one cell and a thick wall that splits open and disperses the seed at maturity. Example: peapod.
A pome is a fleshy mass containing a thin, relatively dry, inner chamber containing seeds. Example: an apple.
A schizocarp is a dry fruit consisting of chambers called "carpels" containing one or more seeds. When the carpels are dispersed, they are called "mericarps."
Conifer trees or shrubs and some flowering trees or shrubs, e.g. birches, produce cones in which seeds are contained in a dry, scaly, cone-shaped container having a central axis.
Non-flowering plants, most notably ferns, can reproduce by spores. The word "spore" comes from the Greek for "seed sowing." A spore is not a seed because it is produced asexually. Seeds are produced sexually as through pollination in the ovary of a flower. Spores have the advantage of being easily dispersed, surviving harsh environments and not being subject to predation by animals. A thorough description of spores is beyond the scope of this section.
A sorus is a structure that produces and holds spores until the spores are mature and ready for distribution. The plural of sorus is sori.
The roots are generally the part of the plant that is underground. There are exceptions to this rule. Some plants, like mosses and orchids, may cling to an object and have exposed roots.
Root systems can be simple, that is, consist of fibrous, thin stems that absorb water and nutrients for the plant through capillary actions. More complex root systems will add tubers that store water and nutrients that the fibrous stems collect. Tubers also have on their surface small, almost invisible, scaly leaves containing a bud that can form a new plant. An example of a tuber is a potato. The "eyes" of the potato are the buds. A corm is similar to a tuber but has large, scaly leaves and solid flesh. An example of a corm is the root system of the gladiolus plant. Tubers and corms are often called bulbs. However, true bulbs consist of layered leaves. An example of a true bulb is an onion.
Some plants exist in colonies with simple roots or tubers connected by a tube-like part called a rhizome. Rhizomes will often store nutrients and water like a tuber or corm. Root systems containing rhizomes are said to be rhizomic systems. The term rootstock usually refers to a rhizomic root system. An example of a plant that uses rhizomes is the rhubarb. One rhubarb plant will soon spawn other rhubarb plants to form a colony connected by rhizomes. If one or more rhizomes are cut, the now separated plants will still thrive.
The scientific classification of plants, taxonomy, can be controversial. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) classifications are used for this website. Detailed descriptions and classifications of plants can be viewed at the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service website: http://plants.usda.gov. Be prepared to enter the scientific or common name of the plant for which you wish to obtain detailed information. This USDA website is highly recommended.
Click on one of the categories below to obtain detailed information about specific plants in or around French Hill Pond.
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Click here to download a Microsoft Excel file containing a complete list of plants that are known to grow in Maine. You may use your spreadsheet program to reorder or search this list. This list is from the United States Department of Agriculture plant database.
Use the Genus and species name to access detailed information about a plant at http://plants.usda.gov. Type or copy the Genus name (remember the Genus name begins with an uppercase letter) and species name into the Name Search box and click Go.
The list also contains the plant symbol common to most plant databases and the most common name for the plant. You may also use the plant symbol or common name to access the plant's information. However, be sure to change the identifier in the drop-down box next to Go from Scientific Name to Symbol or Common Name.
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The TED-Ed Lesson "The case of the missing fractals" isn't just an introduction to the intricate and beautiful world of fractal geometry; it's also a fully-realized film noir short complete with plot, drama and a smattering of ridiculous puns. This cinematic creation is the product of a TED-Ed dream team, with writing by veteran TED-Ed Educators George Zaidan and Alex Rosenthal (watch their lesson "Exploring other dimensions") and animation by our own TED-Ed Animation Producer Jeremiah Dickey (watch his lesson, "A brief history of religion in art"). We met up with this trio to talk about the process of approaching an educational lesson with a narrative eye.
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There are many footpaths around Alburgh and it's easy to put together circular routes. The quiet roads can also be used to link footpaths as, in general, they have very little traffic. However, the paths can become a little over grown during the summer months as they are no longer maintained by the County Council. Many locals take a pair of clippers with them and clear paths they regularly walk, little and often is the motto here!
If you find an impassable footpath then please report it.
There's also a useful interactive map that also allows you to click on the footpath and report a problem. This map also provides a unique footpath reference number which is much easier than trying to describe which footpath you mean.
To plan a walk you should buy a local OS map (Explorer 230) but you can use the OS Maps online for free thanks to bing maps, be patient it's rather slow to load.
There's a definitive list of footpaths available here together with a downloadable map.


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package com.fishercoder;

import com.fishercoder.solutions._781;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

public class _781Test {
    private static _781.Solution1 solution1;

    @BeforeClass
    public static void setup() {
        solution1 = new _781.Solution1();
    }

    @Test
    public void test1() {
        assertEquals(5, solution1.numRabbits(new int[]{1, 1, 2}));
    }

    @Test
    public void test2() {
        assertEquals(11, solution1.numRabbits(new int[]{10, 10, 10}));
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    @Test
    public void test3() {
        assertEquals(0, solution1.numRabbits(new int[]{}));
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        assertEquals(5, solution1.numRabbits(new int[]{1, 0, 1, 0, 0}));
    }

    @Test
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    @Test
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        assertEquals(13, solution1.numRabbits(new int[]{2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 1, 1}));
    }
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"True Detective" wraps up a compelling yet divisive second season
Mon, Aug 10 2015
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After the almost masterpiece that was the first season of True Detective, it seemed almost inevitable that this new season would be met with a more mixed response. That being said, I'm sure creator and writer Nic Pizzolatto wasn't expecting Season Two to be nearly as divisive as it was.[...]
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Veteran actors who can follow the Tom Cruise/Liam Neeson action hero path
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Between last week's Liam Neeson release Run All Night marking one of the final times that Neeson will play an action hero and yesterday's debut of Tom Cruise defying age in the new Mission: Impossible trailer, I got to thinking about who could take their places going forward. Obviously, Neeson[...]
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"True Detective" continues to bridge the gap between film and television
Tue, Aug 5 2014
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With a bunch of casting news/rumors and plot points beginning to leak out about the second season of HBO's acclaimed anthology series True Detective, I wanted to take another look at the talent surrounding the show. Basically, I'm thrilled to see that it's really the one program out there that's[...]
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Friends Wanted for Ultimate Miller Time "Internship"
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Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson are taking on a dream internship this summer. They're not the only ones. Miller Lite is partnering with 20th Century Fox's summer comedy movie "The Internship," which arrives in theaters everywhere June 7 and stars Vaughn and Wilson. Inspired by the film, Miller Lite is going[...]
Melissa McCarthy is officially a comedy mega-star
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'Identity Thief' cements Melissa McCarthy's stardom while Side Effects clarifies Channing Tatum's box office drawing power. Melissa McCarthy is officially a comedy mega-star. There can be little dispute of that after this weekend. Identity Thief topped the box office this weekend with an astonishing $36.5 million and I'm at[...]
Vince Vaughn apparently bringing 'The Brady Bunch' back
Wed, Aug 1 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: It looks like 'The Brady Bunch' is going to be coming back to TV in part thanks to Vince Vaughn. It is reported that CBS is developing a reboot of the show with Vaughn attached as an executive producer, states UsMagazine.com. The show will allegedly be set in modern time[...]
The Watch: Jonah Hill, Vince Vaughn, Ben Stiller
Fri, Jul 27 2012
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by Joseph Braverman HollywoodNews.com:Prepare yourself for a very long month where The Dark Knight Rises will more than likely dominate the box office. Christopher Nolan's final film in his acclaimed trilogy made an estimated $162 million last weekend, and is on track for a $75-$80 million intake for its second go-around.[...]
Jennifer Aniston: Hot Hollywood Celebrity Photo Gallery – Feb. 21, 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Jennifer Aniston is busy promoting 'Wanderlust' these days, but that isn't the only enjoyable thing going on in her life. Aniston is also basking in her ongoing romance with Justin Theroux, who also stars in 'Wanderlust.' So while the two are out promoting the film that eventually brought them together, Hollywood[...]
Hollywood's most overpaid actresses, actors revealed
Fri, Nov 4 2011
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HollywoodNews.com: Not everyone in Hollywood is worth the money they are paid as 'Forbes' is revealing the actresses and actors who are a little bit overpaid. It seems that Drew Barrymore and Eddie Murphy win the titles as they aren't bringing in enough money to validate what they are paid, states[...]
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Jonah Hill joins Ben Stiller's "Neighborhood Watch"
Wed, Aug 24 2011
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