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French Goblet of Fire Premiere Photos
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire premiered today in France. Actor Daniel Radcliffe, Clemence Poesy and film producer David Heyman attended the event. UniversHarryPotter.com let us know about their gallery of photos from the premiere which you can see here. Yahoo also has another photo up, here. ThanksContinued...
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Official Attendees for Goblet World Premiere in Leicester Square, London
The Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire World Premiere is this Sunday, Nov. 6, at the Leicester Square Odeon in London at 6:15 p.m., and WB has confirmed to TLC those involved who are scheduled to attend. The list is as follows (and people will start arriving at 5pm):Continued...
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In addition to the interviews today, a horde of GoF pics were distributed to press, most new - enjoy!
Beauxbatons (huge)
Beauxbatons (large)
Cedric and Cho (huge)
Cedric and Cho (large)
Cedric putting his name in the Goblet (huge)
Cedric putting his name in the Goblet (large)
Cedric in the graveyard (huge)
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-The Winky and Dobby subplot has been cut
-The Great Hall was stripped and completely redressed in floor-to-ceiling silver for the Yule Ball filming
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Prisoner of Azkaban won the Orange Film of the Year award from the BAFTAs tonight. (Read BBC's report.) The award was voted on by the public. Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) accepted the award, in it congratulating Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) for getting his prioritiesContinued...
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wasn't too shabby either where we're concerned. Editor Sue scoured our archives
and found all our 2004 highlights, so we hope you enjoy this littleContinued...
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4.21/5 rDev +11.4%
I already knew what to expect at Brennan's, as I have stopped at the other place in town for a few years as well as once in Monroe. If you're looking for beer geeks to help you out with choices, this isn't probably the place. The main reason to visit is because they get many beers not found in most if not all of Wisconsin such as Avery. On this visit, I was disappointed that they no longer get the El Toro beers from California, notably their IPA. Also hoping that they had the Pako IPA from Snake River, I looked only to find most of their other releases. I asked someone there who knew about the El Toro beer and said yes distribution had been pulled but recommended Pako IPA which they were currently sold out of. He then called the other store and secured some for me. So as far as in other visits, the service in this instance exceeded expectations. Once again, this place gets high scores simply because of the chance they give to try new beers otherwise not available.
02-02-2012 17:09:28 | More by MilwaukeeCrusher
2.3/5 rDev -39.2%
I traveled 10 miles to check out Brennan's Market for two reasons. First, they are the only place in Wisconsin that sells Avery brand beer, and I wanted to try the recently released Czar RIS. Second, I was told they had great food.
To start with the positive, the food sold there was absolutely delicious. I ended up buying some Swiss-Guyer-Cherry cheese spread they had, and it was amazing. The place is like an up-scale Whole Foods.
The Beer, however, was awful. First off, their "top shelf" brand available was Flying Dog and Avery. Each brewery has solid offerings, but nothing that will blow your mind.
My real critique was that their "beer people" did not know what they were talking about. I asked about the Czar and was told they were "sold out for the season." I asked them to check and they said they knew it was. Turns out, however, that the Czar was only first shipped in four days AFTER I visited. I found this out by calling the other Brennan's Market. I then called back the one I originally went to and they confirmed they just got their season's first shipment of Czar in.
So maybe it's just bad/lazy customer service. Maybe their beer person didn't know what they hell they were talking about. Either way, I'm not going back there for beer after I get my hands on a Czar.
11-12-2011 21:03:56 | More by jegross2
4/5 rDev +5.8%
I visited Brennan's searching for a porter in a resealable cask, and wound up buying a mixed 6-pack of microbrews for $7.99 (a bit cheaper than Woodman's and HyVee)...the selection is somewhat limited (probably 40-50 varieties in all), and the mix-and-match are not chilled...I stayed away from the spring seasonal beers and went with 4 Porters, 1 Marzen, and 1 Cream Ale, hoping that they hadn't been out too long. They have their own brand brewed locally by Capital Brewing, which I opted not to try at this time, but seem to add a few seasonal beers during the year.
09-26-2010 13:34:56 | More by dhannes
4.15/5 rDev +9.8%
My visit to the Monroe location last year left me with a very positive impression, and my visit to the Watts Road location in the early part of this past summer has me thinking good thought about this growing retailer.
The retail space at this location is quite large and wit summer upon us the place felt like a beer cave upon entry; bottles on the dry shelves were quite cool to the touch. I spoke at some length with the beer buyer (Chris) and he told me they often pull bottle off said dry shelves and for sampling, no further chilling being necessary : )
The mix-a-six selection here is rather extensive considering the brands and breweries being offered, and I was happy to re-visit some of the Brennan's exclusives.
The Wisconsin craft selection was top notch -- about the only thing I didn't see was III Dachshunds.
Unless my memory is too fuzzy the now somewhat-familiar brands from the Stone line (filtering through everywhere else) were the only sixers missing from their large cold box. Chris shared a story about the Stone sales reps scouting his selection which I could appreciate, and maybe on my next visit they'll be in the mix-a-six and cold box, too!
Service at the checkout and elsewhere in the store matched that which I experienced in the beer department, and had me looking forward to a repeat visit when I'm next in the area.
10-05-2009 16:47:47 | More by Chaz
3.65/5 rDev -3.4%
Original review 1/08, entered at wrong location.
Brennan's appeared out of the blue when I was touring Madison once without a map. I was looking for Woodman's, but wound up here first.
It was a nice little supermarket, and I was able to pick up some good WI cheeses that were out for sampling. There was an older guy in the beer area, and he was giving suggestions to people. There were alot of singles here, but the selection was narrow and more focused on Colorado stuff like Avery and Flying Dog. They had a few New Glarus and Central Waters, a huge surplus of Oscar's stout and Sand Creek's cranberry beer, but not many other WI micros or limited items. Maybe only the current Unplugged.
In conclusion, I don't plan to stop here again, but if you are a local getting some groceries, you can grab a mixed sixer here too.
10-22-2008 15:26:38 | More by emerge077
4/5 rDev +5.8%
As other have mentioned, this is a great place to go for cheese, meat, as well as produce. But usually, I'm there just for the beer.
As far as that goes, they seem to specialize in Colorado beers. Mainly Avery, and now it seems they are getting more Flying Dog as well. They also have started carrying a bit of Wisconsin Micro's, like Lake Louie, and some New Glarus as well. On my most recent trip, I purchased bombers of Avery's Ale to the Chief, Collaboration not Litigation, and Fifteen, at $6.99 each. That seems a little expensive, but I didn't mind, as I have not found any of these beers anywhere else. I also saw some beer from Millstream Brewing Company in Amana, Iowa that I will be trying soon.
Service is usually very good, I almost always have someone ask me if I need any help with beer, and even if I say no thank you, they talk with me for a few minutes, and they seem very educated from what I can gather.
All in all, this is a great store for cheese/meats/produce, and as far as beer goes, it is great in it's own way. They do what they do, and they do it well. If only they had La Folie...
08-25-2008 20:26:45 | More by dancinwillie
3.9/5 rDev +3.2%
The newest Brennen's on the far west side. And it's the best of the lot in Madison. If you stop here without buying some cheese you're fucking retarded.
Beer and wine play a second fiddle, but are prominently featured. There are quite a few exclusives here to the Madison area, even if they aren't necessarily hugely exciting. They also carry full lines of most WI/Madison staples: New Glarus, Tyranena, Capital, Cetral Waters, Ale Asylum, Lake Louie (these last two are relatively new to Brennen's and mark a major upgrade). Big Avery focus, with stuff that other places don't have (15, Collaboration Not Litigation, Mephistopheles). A lot of stuff is laid out as singles on a long uncooled rack (though not the WI stuff), and I've run into spoiled beer in this format at their University Ave and the now-closed Northport locations. So it is an issue here as well, even though everything I've had from this store has been fine so far. Prices are on par with most places in town, $7-$8 sixpack including mix-your-owns. $6 for Avery and Great Divide bombers. The biggest steals were the $7.99 4-packs of Flying Dog big beers (DIPA, Barleywine, Tripel, and Imperial Porter). That's at least a buck and a half cheaper than anyplace else, and two$ for the DIPA and Barleywine.
I was approached by the beer/wine guy Chris and had a insightful conversation about beer (both available in store and otherwise) as well as the direction he wanted to go with the selection. He has beer talkers up in front of most of the beers (including some from this site) as well a food pairings. Great guy and I hope he gets his way, because he has some exciting things in store.
06-05-2008 08:52:18 | More by cokes
4.3/5 rDev +13.8%
Q- it is a great market place for cheese wine fruit and beer
S- their service is great, there are constant beer and wine samples for any beers when they get new shipments in. they always have wine samples ready for sampling.
Selection - They have only a limited number of breweries that they carry relatively to steves liquors, but they carry a very thorough selection of those breweries that they do have. Their wine selection is alot better then their beer selection, but ive still picked up some great beers there. Also, they put the beer advocate ratings up in front of alot of their beers
They are a little pricey, but there is worse, i think its 8 for a 6 pack, whether it was a mixpack or a regular 6 pack
09-10-2007 00:47:02 | More by Atron67
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
This is the new Brennan's on the far West side of Madison (the closest one is the one on University Ave near Middleton).
This store is much like the one on University only larger with more variety. There were many craft breweries mainly American on display (alot of Avery) and some imported four and six packers (I purchased some Duvel and Avery White Rascal for a beach trip).
The singles were again mainly from the same American breweries.
I'll have to try some of these breweries out sometime soon.
The meat dept is quite good and the cheese selection is astounding - I never know what to get.
The staff is nice, but answering questions can be a hit or miss, but they were able to point me to people who totally owned the question - Thanks for the Avery recommendation!
Overall this is more than a beer/wine store and is a good stop if you want to get fresh fruit, meat, cheese, wine. Although it is more on the pricey side (though not steep - sometime you have to pay for quality).
08-22-2006 23:08:13 | More by DragYourBone
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A STUDENT parking scheme undercutting a nearby city council run car park has netted £15,000 in the first few months.
Since the end of last year, students from Oxford and Cherwell Valley College have been inviting shoppers and visitors to the city centre to park in the college's Oxpens car park for just £5 a day.
At the nearby Westgate Car park, just one hour costs £3.
The money from the project is all ploughed back in to helping student enterprise schemes off the ground.
The college has created a Community Interest Company, SweetFE which manages the parking project and other similar ventures.
Business manager Christan Lucy, coordinates all the enterprise activities at the college, including parking.
He said: "Every Saturday and Sunday members of the public can come and park at the Oxford campus, which is opposite the Oxford Ice Rink, all day by making a donation towards the Student fund of only £5.
"Not only is the contribution to the student fund a much-needed financial resource, but the actual project provides far more than just income to the students studying at the college."
The parking project is run by the college's public services students who are training in stewarding and security.
Mr Lucy said the project provided them with real-life exposure to customers and situations that gave them 'experience as well as a qualification'.
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The students who work on the parking project are also paid employees of the college with contracts of employment and taking part in normal staff induction processes.
Eighteen-year-old students Javaad Alam, from Cowley, and Sam Walker, from Kidlington, are among those who work at the weekend.
Mr Alam said: "It's working really well. People still complain about the price, but its a lot cheaper than anywhere else."
Mr Lucy added: "This project gives our students the possibility of a headstart in their career by providing experience to go onto their CVs, additional training that is outside of the normal curriculum and as an added bonus, they are paid employees so earning while they are learning.
"Opening up the college car park at Oxford is just the first of a number of enterprise projects which will be run through SweetFE at the college."
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Why no angst ridden whining and hand-wringing from the greens?
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11:59pm Fri 11 May 12
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John Lamb wrote:I second this.
Excellent idea. Well done.
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snapperdownunder wrote:Maybe you could use this article to influence your local college snapper.
Well done to those enterprising students. Keep it up. But what I would give for 3pounds-an-hour parking. Where I have to park here in NZ it's double that. Thieves!!
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Two fingers up to westgate and others who charge a ridiculous rate eg., £1 for a 30min parking in some areas around oxford.
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Dear Frank,
Sure appreciated the nice telephone visit with you. Am most anxious to
meet and get acquainted with Mr. Wallis. I hope I can work out between
now and the first of the year. Hope to make a trip to New Orleans to
visit No. 2 son this next month and get in a few 'licks' at research while
there and in process of dreaming a 'big dream' of another bumming trip
to Europe so do want to get the direction charted on the publication....
IF and WHEN funds get in hand. From what you say, he appears to think like
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The HACKETT item.."Wm. P. Hackett, Esq., Judge of the County Court of
Jeff. Co., was murdered on the sand bar opposite Pine Bluffs in that Co.,
on Tuesday night last, by a worthless fellow named James Robinson who
was immediately apprehended and committed for trial." (AG 10 Jan 1837 p. 3. col. 1).
Since affairs of honor so often were on sand bars in the river, sounds
intriguing. Court records might be found to fill out and there may be
more in subsequent issues of GAZETTE...just picked this up as I
was scanning.
On Francois Sarrazin...I have outline of notes on this family...just in case
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developing as I go along and not organizing...I just browse and nibble...and
it all 'tastes good.' He was a son of Nicholas Sarrazin and Anne Francoise
Roland (Rolland). He had a brother Antoine. The father Nicholas died
before 2 Feb 1730 when his widow married Laurent Bordelon at New Orleans.
Bordelon died and Anne Francoise Rolland m. 3rd Jean Stephen (marriage
contract 1737). Francois married at Ark. Post (marriage contract before
Father Carette 6 Jan 1752) Francoise Lepine, a native of the Arkansas. I also
have MUCH on Lepine family. Francois Sarrazin died and his widow remarried
in 1764 Jean Baptiste Tisserant DeMoncharavaux, indicating his death prior to
that time. I have in my notes that Faye 'reported Francois as being father
of half-breed Quapaw SARACEN' who received land under 1824 treaty. I had thought
someday to check concerning any reference to the age of Saracen to check on
if this could be feasible in connection with the searching out of a more definite
death date between time of marriage contract in 1752 and widow's next union
in 1764. Incidentally, his widow remarried a 3rd time in 1771 to Jacques
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of this and that...so if you embark on a direction, I may have something. Glad
to share and I mostly remember to put down source which mostly is original
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Dubai is one of the seven Arab Emirates and has the highest population in the UAE. Unfortunately for western historians, the pre-Islamic culture used an oral tradition for recordkeeping of its stories and legends, so there isn't much to go on from library sources.
But the area around Dubai has been occupied for thousands of years, with many trading centers between the east and west. The earliest mention of Dubai recorded in writing dates to 1095, and it was known as a source of rich pearls to merchants of Venice.
Dubai was dependent of Abu Dhabi during the 19th century; it became a protectorate of the UK as of 1892, and engaged in border disputes with Abu Dhabi after WWII. As of 1971 Dubai became part of the United Arab Emirates.
From here onwards let the theme of this essay be,
"Dubai goes BIG!"
There's booming construction going on in Dubai right now, as in, almost 25% of its economy is based on building!
Dubai has the capital and initiative to set up some really exciting projects, like Dubai Internet City. It's a free trade zone in a technology park created to attract large companies by offering special tax breaks within its economic zone. So far players like Microsoft, HP, Nokia, IBM and Oracle have moved in with their regional offices... not bad. DIC is now a strategic hub connecting two billion people across the Middle East, Africa and India.
Spin around in the Heritage Village area and check out all the construction cranes on the horizon.
Getting There
The Dubai International Airport has one of the best duty-free shopping malls in the world, which is an attraction all by itself.
The airport offers a wide range of world-class services. Transportation service will be car rental or taxi, with buses to appease the traffic problem.
Dubai has an extensive taxi system made up of both private and government-operated cabs. The city was planned to hold 600,000 people and it population is now 1.5 million -- you figure out what that means in terms of traffic...
Currently there's a $4 billion construction project underway to build a Metro system, expected to be complete in 2012.
If you want to have some real fun, take an abras to find the world's most amazing spice market here, at Spice Souk Abra Station. Abras are little wooden boats you take to cross the Dubai canal. It costs about 27cent USD for the trip, you get them at Abra station and ride them between the gold/spice market on one side and the textile market on the other.
This is a great way to see old Dubai too, by traveling the Dubai creek. Also, don't forget that the National Bank building reflects the surface of the water and looks like a giant TV.
People and Culture
Choosing the right season to visit Dubai is of critical importance. Temperatures range from 10C in winter to 48C in the summer. Tourist season starts in October and gets cranking in November.
The local currency is the dirham. Carry small change with you for taxi drivers and things, otherwise you will end up giving a bigger tip than you meant to.
They drive on the right in Dubai and there is a car accident, on average, every three minutes. Be advised and keep your eyes peeled.
Dubai has a zero tolerance drug policy. ZERO. Don't mess around.
Things to do, Recommendations
Dubai is as ancient as it is modern. See the Chamber of Commerce and Bastakiya for just two of the myriad examples. Bastakiya is a completely-restored neighborhood from an old merchants' settlement. A really popular historic destination to visit is one of the of three watchtowers guarding the city of Burj-Nahar in Deira.
Dubai is the upscale shopping capital of the world, but its charming old markets (souks) are where it all comes from. If you're not from around here, get ready to learn about bargaining...
Here's the old market called Souk Bur Dubai, take a look at your shopping schedule and dive in!
Al-Sabkha is one of the smaller communities in Dubai but it's got tons of markets to poke through.
Clubbing: Dubai has strict liquor laws (and pork laws) so most of the nightclubs are located inside hotels, where they already have some sort of liquor license. Check out Zinc, Planetarium, Kandy Club, and Peppermint to get your dose of bass.
Well, you can't exactly climb up this one, but here's the clock tower.
Just wait until the Burj Dubai is finished, then you'll REALLY have something to get a view from! The Burj Dubai will be the world's tallest structure when it's done. Office space is set for about $4,000 per square foot, ready to go in September 2009. Cheap! It's part of a development that when finished will host thirty thousand homes, nine hotels, seven acres of parkland, and the Dubai Mall -- slated to be the largest mall in the world.
Dubai is going big! Get there and have a look for yourself.
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Gelmir can refer to two Elves, who lived in the First Age.
- Gelmir of Nargothrond, an Elf captured by Morgoth's servants in the Dagor Bragollach
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- Arminas, the latter Gelmir's companion.
- The father of Fingolfin in the Lay of the Fall of Gondolin.
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CSAC reduces Sonnens Suspension.
CSAC reduces Sonnens Suspension.
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This article doesn't go into specifics, so you'll have to find a video of the hearing online somewhere if you want the details. In case you don't feel like searching for it, I'll give a brief summary of the Sonnen situation below.
Chael was diagnosed with Hypogonadism in 2008 and began testosterone replacement therapy to treat this condition.
Chael has notified proper commissions and persons about said treatment since 2008 and has documentation, including CSAC.
Chael's treatment has never come under questioning since 2008.
Chael did not disclose treatment prior to the Silva fight, assuming it was a documented "non-issue."
A third party testing agency was brought in for the Silva fight, who in turn noticed higher than normal levels of a "natural steroid" (whatever the fuck that is) in Sonnen.
The third party agency notified the CSAC about the results, who in turn took action against Sonnen.
The CSAC realized that while Sonnen failed to specify treatment prior to the Silva fight, documentation exists that Sonnen has been diagnosed and treated for hypergonadism since 2008, and has been documented with the proper authorities since 2008.
The CSAC, as usual, fails to admit any mistake on their part, but do elect to shorten Sonnen's suspension to 3 months (in addition to the 3 months already served) and fined him for not submitting the proper documentation (that he'd already submitted multiple times in the past!)
Chael will be back in 3 months. Hopefully fighting the winner of Silva/Belfort.
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"This is my great-grandmother's recipe that she passed down to me, and it is quite simply the best chocolate dessert I have ever had. It's so simple and so yummy! Beware--if you bring this to a party it will go fast!"
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2 cups
white sugar
2 cups
all-purpose flour
1 cup
butter, melted
1 cup
3 tablespoons
unsweetened cocoa powder
1 teaspoon
baking soda
1/2 cup
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
1/2 cup
5 tablespoons
1 (16 ounce) box
confectioners' sugar
1 cup
chopped pecans
I also have made this recipe for many years. Our recipe has half butter and half shortening in the cake. It always turns out great. I have baked it in a 9 x13 inch pan when that was what was available and it is still good. I have added cinnamon to the cake or icing for a little different flavor. I have made it without nuts in the icing for people who don't like nuts and have made it half with nuts in the icing and half without ( just pour some icing on half the cake and add nuts to the remaining icing and spread on the other half). I have a friend who makes it with regular milk not buttermilk. It is a very forgiving cake. Since the cake is very moist I have never tried layers. I use the same saucepan for the icing I use for the cake. I have seen this named Sheath Cake, Texas Sheet Cake and 22 minute cake. Happy cooking!
I have been making this recipe for more than 25 years... Sometimes I add 1 Tablespoon more of the unsweetened cocoa powder for more of a chocolate taste in the cake and the icing!...it is a very easy and quick way for a wonderful cake.....my recipe is called "Brownie Sheet Cake".....got it from a friend of mine!
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I have been making this cake since I was about 10 years old, and I will be 46 next month! Everyone who has ever had this LOVES it! So moist and delicious. I add extra cocoa, usually about a half cup total, and have even used the dark cocoa, that is really good. On my birthday I always want the "Mississippi Mud" version-(my mom's) when the cake comes out of the oven, (baked in 9x13 pan) spread a jar of marshmallow cream over it while it is still very warm. Then make the frosting with the nuts, and once the marshmallow has cooled very carefully spread the frosting over the marshmallow. Yes, very decadent- thats why I want it for my birthday! I have shared this recipe more than any other over the years- everyone enjoy!
Been making this for years with the following differences: extra tablespoon of cocoa in both cake and frosting and sour cream in place of buttermilk. I also try to prepare the frosting just before the cake comes out of the oven and pour it on the hot cake. The heat makes it easily spread as long as you are not heavy-handed and it sets up like a perfectly smooth fudge on top.
When I ask my now grown kids what cake they want for their birthday, it's always been Texas Sheet Cake. I've been making this recipe for many many years. It always comes out great.
This is a simple and tasty cake to take to a potluck at the last minute. I did increase the cocoa by 1 tablespoon cuz I love chocolate. Otherwise, made as directed. Wonderful cake Mrs. Altmiller!
Just a warning: this batter is VERY runny. If it turns out like soup, don't be alarmed. I used cake flour (if you do this, be sure to add an extra 2 T. for every cup of flour), I also warmed the butter and water in the microwave and then added the cocoa powder (used and extra T of cocoa too). Lastly, I turned them into cupcakes instead of using a jellyroll pan. If you do this, be sure not to overfill the cupcake molds because I overfilled a couple and, although it wasn't disastrous, batter was overflowing out the middle of a couple of them. All in all, the cupcakes turned out fine, but I didn't find the cake itself to be all that chocolaty. I think next time I'd add even more cocoa powder or even some chocolate chips might add a lot to this recipe. Granted, I did not use the frosting recipe on here, instead I used a vanilla frosting, so I'm sure using a chocolate frosting would help too. I used vanilla because I decorated them with Christmas sprinkles and I thought the sprinkles would pop more on the vanilla instead of the chocolate. Also, this recipe yielded about 20 cupcakes and they cooked for about 20-25 minutes.
This is the best chocolate sheet cake ever. I usually cut the icing recipe in half or doube the cake recipe. It's too much icing for my taste. But it's really moist with all that butter and really delicious! Thanks for posting, I had this recipe 30 years ago and lost it. I'm so happy you posted it.
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Serving Size: 1/48 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 48
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Calories: 161
Calories from Fat: 70
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Marvel Films' "Thor" hits theaters this weekend and by all accounts, including, surprisingly enough, our own, the Kenneth Branagh-directed film is apparently a consistently entertaining ride worth watching (this writer will be the first to admit, he thought it looked like gash, but is happy to hear otherwise). So what's next?
Playlist West Coaster Leah Zak sat down with Marvel Films' co-chief Kevin Feige this weekend to talk "Thor" and Marvel and while the usually-open film exec is pretty direct about Marvel's plans, he really wouldn't say anything definitive other than the next batch of Marvel Film announcements -- presumably the 2013 and 2014 slate -- will arrive, "Later, towards the end of the summer we'll announce what it is."
So does that mean, no Comic-Con announcement? The event takes place July 21-24 which is arguably not quite the end of the summer, but maybe that's all just relative (last year there was no major announcement other than revealing the final cast of "The Avengers," which everyone knew at that point; secrets are hard to keep these days). And "what it is," does that mean there's only one film to announce and not several? Boy, are we getting geeky today. There were no answers, but as usual, there were lots of options.
First and foremost, perhaps the most interesting was the talk that "The Avengers" characters Hawkeye (as played by Jeremy Renner) and Black Widow (as played by Scarlett Johansson) could be potential solo films. A "Black Widow" film has been mentioned before, but to hear it from Feige, those discussions are active and they're going on with the actress as well.
"There's no definitive plans, but we have started talking and talking with Scarlett about what a Widow movie could be," he said. "Internally we've also started thinking what a 'Hawkeye' movie could be, how we could continue to explore the organization [which Samuel Jackson's Nick Fury leads] S.H.I.E.L.D, which has a pretty big part in 'Thor,' smaller parts in the two 'Iron Man' films and has a giant part in 'The Avengers.' [So it's like], what would a stand-alone "S.H.I.E.L.D." be like? It all goes back to the comics. Sometimes the answer is -- when looking at a certain run of issues -- 'no way' and sometimes the answer is 'maybe, let's continue to explore it' and certainly with Hawkeye and Black Widow those are two that we're exploring."
Feige touched upon pretty much every character in Marvel's current movie universe including the hopes of more "Thor" and "Captain America" films and sequels, but he cautiously said almost each and every film is dependent on how "Thor" and "Captain America" do this summer.
So what could be announced this summer? Take your pick. Feige was non-committal, but did mention -- as we all know -- possibilities like "Doctor Strange," "Black Panther" and Edgar Wright's long-gestating take on "Ant-Man" which the exec called, "an outside-the-box, surprising-type story for us to do." While Feige did not mention by name "Power Man," "Iron Fist" or the "Power Pack" -- does that mean they're not ready development-wise? We'll leave that speculation to you -- but he did say "Black Panther," was something "they were playing with recently." Screenwriter Mark Bailey was hired to pen that script earlier this year.
We even asked about Captain America's "Invaders" group that appears in his WWII storyline, but Feige said it doesn't sound like there's much of a plan there at all despite a small pocket of fans who would love to see that era revisited. "We sort of [pause], touch-upon them in 'Captain America,' he said somewhat gingerly, "So right now, there's nothing yet. We'll see how Cap does," he smiled.
Does Marvel worry about managing Marvel overkill? "You always have to be careful about overkill, I guess, but what you really have to be careful about is bad movies," he said. "People have been asking me about this since 2002 and clearly a decade later, audiences said, 'Keep 'em coming!'"
"Thor" hits theaters this weekend. "Captain America" arrives in theaters on July 22. More from "Thor" with the cast and crew later this week.
jd winchester | March 12, 2012 8:52 AM
i really THINK people should not leave comment of how "black widow" or ""hawkeye" shouldnt have their own movie i really think they should cause they are going to appear in the avangers so yes they should have their own movie to at least explain their part in the whole avangers just like they did with iron man , thor, captian america, and hulk. so people dont hate cause you know what they could have gone straight to the avengers but you know what they didnt they showed the important parts each character has so that should included hawkeye and black widows own movie
Josephine | May 4, 2011 10:18 AM
I doubt Scarlett Johansson can carry a movie - to me she was the most annoying part in Iron Man 2. I think her acting abilities are very limited. She may look hot in her catsuit but I doubt this will be enough to make an interesting movie.
Martin | May 3, 2011 7:58 AM
Thor WAS gash, im sorry to say. Stick with your gut instinct next time
KT | May 3, 2011 1:01 AM
Oh, yes, because Hawkeye and Black Widow need their own movies.
simon | May 2, 2011 11:37 AM
just shoot me now.


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One from my trio of the night. Deep and dark, the smell just hits you with a fait amount of dominant dark roast. Almost reminiscent of Harvey's own take on the style but without the same vinous or sour qualities. Prefers to run with the blackness here which,despite some black current and medicinal shadows, prevents it from having the necessary complexity and development. Nice enough though and certainly worthy of much contemplation.
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Wednesday 02 May 2012
Bolton Wanderers welcomed back midfielder Fabrice Muamba at their Barclays Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur at the Reebok Stadium on Wednesday.
The 24-year-old made his return to a football ground for the first time since collapsing during Bolton's FA Cup quarter-final tie at Spurs on March 17th.
He suffered a cardiac arrest towards the end of the first half and spent a month in the London Chest Hospital before being released to continue his recovery at home.
"Fabrice is very keen to show his appreciation to both sets of fans"
- Owen Coyle
Muamba's situation produced an outpouring of goodwill from the football community, and before the match Bolton boss Owen Coyle says he was keen to thank people for their support.
"We are absolutely delighted that we will be able to welcome Fabrice and his family back to the Reebok, and we are all looking forward to seeing him," said Coyle.
"It's fitting that the match is between these two clubs and that Fabrice is able to come along.
"I know Fabrice is very keen to show his appreciation to both sets of fans for their support."
The quarter-final tie was level at 1-1 when referee Howard Webb abandoned the match with four minutes remaining in the first half.
Webb led the stunned players off the pitch at Spurs, with both sets of supporters applauding and some chanting Muamba's name.
Muamba's heart stopped for 78 minutes and he was unconscious in a critical condition in hospital for a further three days, before making a remarkable recovery.
Bolton are in the relegation zone in the Barclays Premier League on goal difference, and they now have two matches remaining in which to move clear of trouble.


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News 25 and HOI 19's Denise Jackson was in South Africa recently and while there she visited sites associated with Nelson Mandela.
"I was blessed to go to South Africa with my sisters back in April, and one of the highlights of that trip was the opportunity to go by Mr. Mandela's home," said Denise Jackson. "Not only did we do that, but got a chance to tour various sites where he grew up."
"When we went back in April, Mr. Mandela had just gone back into the hospital, and at that time there was international media camped outside his house," said Jackson.
"They had been there on a deathwatch, so to speak, for awhile, and they were camped out with their satellite trucks and so the media was restricted to about a block away from where his house was," said Jackson.
But it shows the international impact of this man.
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Thursday, October 10, 2013
The Societies' Student Photography Competition Now Open for Entries
The Societies have launched a new competition for photography students. Phil Jones, The Societies CEO says "We are looking forward to seeing the talented work of student photographers. Open to all full-time students with no preference on genre, we are eager to see a broad range of topics entered in to this competition, from images captured on high-end cameras to images showing the capabilities of smaller cameras or even mobile phones. We are simply looking for creativity and imagination." The submission date is 31 December 2013. For details and to enter, visit the website below.
FotoDC & Goethe Institut Announce FotoWeekEDU 2013 Programme
FotoDC has announced the 2013 FotoWeekEDU line-up, FotoWeekDC's second year of educational programming at the Goethe Institut. From 2-7 November, FotoWeekEDU will present eight half-day workshops that will range in areas of focus, from industry knowledge and photojournalism to fine art and marketing, as well as various other topics relevant to photographers. Additionally, FotoWeekEDU will offer a full day of Portfolio Reviews on Sunday, 3 November from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Click through / scroll down for the detailed programme.
Tiffen Makes its Photo Apps Available for iOS 7
Tiffen today announced newly available updates to its award-winning apps for iOS devices. Tiffen Photo fx version 5.03 and Tiffen Photo fx Ultra version 5.02 are now compatible with and fully optimised for Apple iOS 7. The updated apps also benefit from a number of improved Help menu functions, including new icon images. Tiffen Photo fx costs $2.99, whilst Tiffen Photo fx Ultra sells for $4.99.
Having Our Say Too
PhotoVoice has teamed up with the National Working Group network for Sexually Exploited Children and Young People to run participatory photography projects across the UK on a two- year project. All projects have run in partnership with specialist support providers who work directly with young people, who have experienced sexual exploitation or who have been identified to be at risk. The 'Having Our Say Too' exhibition, which features work from the project, will launch at The Photographers Gallery, London from 6-8pm on Thursday 17th October.
Iridient Developer 2.3 for Mac
Brian Griffith has released Iridient Developer 2.3, an update to his photo editing software for Mac OS X. This release includes support for the Sony NEX-5T and ILCE-3000, the Samsung Galaxy NX, the Olympus OM-D E-M1, the Nikon Coolpix P7800, the Fujifilm: X-A1, the Canon PowerShot G16 and the PowerShot S120. The automatic chromatic aberration correction algorithm has also been greatly improved to give better, more consistent results under difficult image conditions. This release is a paid upgrade for users who originally purchased a license prior to 1 April 2012.
Millican Camera Bags for Fuji X Series
Fujifilm UK is launching an exclusive range of functional, weatherproof camera bags for its X-Series cameras in collaboration with Millican. Christopher the Camera Bag and Robert the Camera Bag are designed for outdoor use, travel and everyday adventure. Both bags are made from 100% organic cotton canvas with 100% organic cotton lining and each features a hoodedlid for added security and weatherproofing. multiple pockets, a comfortable shoulder strap and removable protective inserts. Christopher the Camera Bag additionally offers a fold-away rain cover in the back pocket, while Robert the Camera Bag has a special compartment for a tablet or netbook up to 10" in size.Both bags are available to buy on the John Lewis website, and in the following John Lewis stores: Oxford Street, London; Peter Jones, Sloane Square; Stratford city; Cheadle and Southampton.
Mark French Named CBRE Urban Photographer of the Year
British photographer Mark French has been named as the winner of CBRE's 2013 Urban Photographer of the Year competition. The annual competition run by CBRE, the world's largest property advisor, is now in its sixth year and is the largest global photography competition of its kind. The theme for the contest was 'Cities at Work', challenging entrants to capture the essence of urban life. French's winning entry, Looking Good at Work (above) depicts a solitary tram driver amongst a crowd of advertising, taken at 9am during Hong Kong's rush hour.
SLR Magic HyperPrime CINE 12mm T1.6 with Gears
SLR Magic has announced an upgraded version of its HyperPrime CINE 12mm T1.6 lens. The new variant offers a refined design that is better suited to the needs of professional cinematographers. specifically, the lens now has built-in gears around the aperture and focus rings to facilitate the use of the lens with a follow-focus device. The optical formula, which comprises 12 elements in 10 groups including 3 'Tantalum' glass elements and an iris diaphragm with a dozen rounded aperture blades, is unchanged from the previous version. The SLR Magic HyperPrime CINE 12mm T1.6 Lens with Gears will be available from late November 2013. Pricing has yet to be confirmed.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Scarab Darkroom 2.0
Scarab Labs have released version 2.0 of Scarab Darkroom, a fast and easy-to-use raw converter for Windows. Unlike the previous edition, this is a paid app that retails for $49, but it comes with expanded functionality courtesy of a number of new features such as noise filtering, chromatic aberration correction, split toning, Adobe RGB colour space support and more. The free variant, now renamed Scarab Darkroom Lite, remains available alongside the paid version.
Replichrome Review
Replichrome is a film emulation plugin for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. Combining systematic research with cutting-edge image science, Replichrome promises to give you the most faithful film emulation available - read our Replichrome review to find out if that's true...
Samsung NX300M
The Samsung NX300M is a modified version of the Samsung NX300, featuring a rear screen that tilts upwards by 180 degrees. In all other respects, the NX300M is identical to the NX300, with features like a 20-megapixel imager with on-sensor phase detection AF sensors, an articulated OLED touchscreen and Wi-Fi connectivity. As of this writing, the Samsung NX300M is available in South Korea only.
Perfect365 App Hits 10 Million Downloads
ArcSoft has announced that its digital photo makeover app, Perfect365, has reached 10 million downloads. Perfect365 is free to download, and lets people easily apply a natural touchup or a trendy makeover on digital self-portrait photos with a single tap. The app is available for Android, iOS and Windows platforms. A premium version is also available for Mac and Windows users.
Facetune for iPad
Lightricks has released a dedicated iPad edition of its Facetune app. "Facetune for iPad is a game changer," says Zeev Farbman, Lightricks' CEO. "Facetune's revolution was offering every user the ability to achieve magazine-level portraits on the go. Facetune for iPad provides a whole new experience, by stretching the limits of technology with a product that's both powerful and approachable." Facetune for iPad is available now, priced at $3.99. Lightricks simultaneously released a new iPhone version that costs $2.99.
Create a Better You
Essentia Water has announced its Create A Better You photo competition, which is hosted on Essentia's Facebook page. Running through 2nd November, the 4-week online contest invites US residents over the age of 18 to share photos that illustrate what inspires them to be happier and healthier. Essentia's Facebook community will have the chance to vote for their favorite images and select the weekly People's Choice winner. The company will also select one photo each week. Both winners will receive a case of Essentia Water, and their images will be used as the brand's weekly inspirational post on its Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Calumet Launches Autumn Open Days Across the UK
Calumet UK is launching an exclusive six city in-store 'Autumn Open Day' programme starting in Edinburgh on Wednesday, 9th October and finishing at the company's flagship London branch at Drummond Street, Euston on 7th November. Imaging specialists from leading brands including Canon, Nikon, Epson, Manfrotto, Bowens, Lowepro and Profoto will be on hand each day to demonstrate latest products and discuss workflow challenges with photographers. Click through / scroll down for the exact locations and dates.
Leica M for (RED)
A truly one-of-a-kind Leica M digital rangefinder camera designed by Jony Ive and Marc Newson will be auctioned off at Sotheby's to raise money for The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Taking place on 23 November 2013, the (RED) Auction will feature items "from disciplines as diverse as space travel and lighting design to contemporary art and rare automobiles, all unified and distinguished by their excellence and innovation," the organisers say. One of the highlights of the auction, the completely unique Leica M for (RED) has a laser machined aluminium body with an anodised aluminium outer shell.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Canon PowerShot S120 Review
The Canon PowerShot S120 is a new compact camera for enthusiasts. Featuring a 5x zoom lens with a fast maximum aperture of f/1.8, ISO range of 80-12,800, 12.1fps burst shooting, RAW support, full manual controls, built-in wi-fi connectivity, touchscreen interface and 1080p video at 60fps, the Canon S120 is a slim and stylish camera that you can easily fit in a trouser pocket. Read our in-depth Canon PowerShot S120 review now to find out if it's the best premium compact camera...
Official Pentax K-3 Sample Photos
Ricoh has released half a dozen high-resolution sample images captured with the new Pentax K-3 APS-C format digital SLR camera. The 24-megapixel Pentax K-3 samples were taken with a variety of lenses including the smc PENTAX-DA FISH-EYE 10-17mmF3.5-4.5ED[IF], the smc PENTAX-DA★300mmF4ED[IF] SDM, the HD PENTAX-DA 70mmF2.4 Limited, the smc PENTAX-D FA MACRO 100mmF2.8 WR and the smc PENTAX-DA★16-50mmF2.8ED AL[IF] SDM. All of these sample photos were captured at low sensitivity settings (ISO100/21° and ISO200/24°). You can download the full-resolution Pentax K-3 sample images from the website below.
Website: Pentax K-3 Samples
Nikon D610
The Nikon D610 is a new 35mm full-frame digital SLR camera with a 24-megapixel FX sensor and a new Quiet Release Burst mode. In regular continuous shooting mode, the Nikon D610 can capture up to six frames per second (up from 5.5fps in the Nikon D600), while in the new Quiet Release Burst mode - which reduces the sound of the camera's mirror return mechanism - the maximum shooting speed is 3fps. In virtually all other respects, the Nikon D610 is essentially the exact "replica" of the D600, with headline features such as a 24.3-megapixel full-frame sensor, sensitivity range of ISO 100-6400 (extendable up to 25,600), lockable mode dial, pentaprism viewfinder with 100% coverage and 0.7x magnification, a (mostly) magnesium alloy body shell, a 39-point auto focus module, in-camera HDR exposure blending and Full HD video recording capabilities. The Nikon D610 will go on sale later this month, priced at £1799.99 / €2199.00 / $1999.95 for the body only. A kit consisting of the camera and the AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR FX lens will be available for £2299.99 / €2799.00 / $2599.95.
Artisan Books to Utilise Latest HP Indigo Printing Technology
Founded by Francis Atterbury, Artisan Books is a new company utilising HP Indigo printing technology to produce affordable high-end books for creatives. One of the first books to be printed by the company is a collection of portraits by British photographer John Swannell."I wanted to produce something really special that looks expensive and luxurious, and the book that encapsulates my latest portraits not only needed to capture the essence of the photography itself, but reflect the same high quality standards I hold for the original pieces," said Swannell. "The newly established Artisan Books enabled me to create a beautifully printed, hand-finished book that showcases my work perfectly. I am really pleased with the whole look and feel of the book, it is better than I ever expected!"


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'San Bellino' | Cotton Linen Henley T-Shirt by BOSS
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DescriptionThis henley t-shirt by BOSS is crafted from a cotton-linen blend, making it an ideal warm weather choice. A four-button placket and heathered finish complete this casual look.
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This Halloween season, help your children remember that it's more about the treats than the tricks, and give back to the community with Spirit of Children, Spirit Halloween's philanthropic effort, which has raised more than $16 million for hospitals and pediatric care since 2006.
On October 15 and 16, join the Power Rangers; Spookley the Square Pumpkin; volunteers from local Spirit Halloween stores; and patients and families at Children of Bellevue at Bellevue Hospital, Maimonides Infants & Children's Hospital of Brooklyn, St. Mary's Healthcare System for Children, and the Children's Medical Center at Winthrop-University Hospital to celebrate the season and raise both spirits and money for pediatric care. There will be costumes, games, and crafts for kids of all ages.
Hospitals such as Children of Bellevue at Bellevue Hospital, Maimonides Infants & Children's Hospital of Brooklyn, St. Mary's Healthcare System for Children, and the Children's Medical Center at Winthrop-University Hospital have also benefitted from vital funds raised through the Spirit of Children program. To date, Spirit of Children has raised more than $386,000 for hospitals in the New York area, which has funded a variety of resources including music and art therapy programs, aid in purchasing games and toys for patients, and assistance in funding additional services such as playrooms so kids can leave their rooms and spend time with their peers.
The parties will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 10 am at Maimonides Infants & Children's Hospital of Brooklyn; at 2 pm at the Child Life Playroom in the Hagedorn Pediatric Inpatient Center at Winthrop-University Hospital on Long Island; at 3 pm at St. Mary's Healthcare System for Children in Queens; and on Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 2 pm at Children of Bellevue at Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan. Saban's Power Rangers will be on-site at St. Mary's and Maimonides; Spookley the Square Pumpkin will be at Children of Bellevue. Please check-in with the front desk upon arriving to each respective hospital.
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The cafe allows recent grad students from the Fortin Culinary Center to put forth their newly formed skills. Billings Food Bank staff together with Mayor Tom Hanel join in on the festivities as the Fortin Cafe opens for business. According to Billings Food Bank CEO Sheryle Shandy, not only is the cafe equipped with ample cinnamon buns and treats, but it also serves another purpose, to help further train recent graduates of the culinary skills training program, located on the second floor of the food bank.
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Terms of the 2011 collective bargaining agreement are strict with respect to offseason workouts. The labor deal regulates the number of days on which teams are allowed to have their players on the field between the end of the season and training camp, and stipulates that there can be no contact at those practices. The CBA also cut down on the number of days teams had for OTAs and other spring workouts.
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FAYETTEVILLE, TN (WAFF) - A man accused of six murders in Southern Tennessee and North Alabama has been indicted by a Madison county Grand Jury on capital murder charges.
Jacob Levi Shaffer is accused of stabbing to death his estranged wife Traci Shaffer, her son Devin Brooks, his friend Robert Berber Brock, Traci's father Billy Hall and her brother Chris Hall.
He's also accused of beating Sidney Dempsey to death at a Huntsville business. No charges have been filed over the Huntsville killing.
Madison County Assistant District Attorney Jay Town says the theory behind the capital murder charge is that Shaffer committed murder while in progress of a burglary by killing Sidney Dempsey."The state's theory is that he did go to Dempsey's dwelling, even though it was a business, that was his home, where he slept, where he hung his hat at night, with the specific intent of killing Sidney Dempsey," said Town.
The marble company was owned by the family of Shaffer's estranged wife, Tracie. The next day she was found stabbed to death, along with her 16 year old son, her son's friend, her dad and brother. Shaffer is charged with capita murder.
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Causes of Constipation
Many people may not recognize that a diet low in fiber and fluid intake is a main contributor to constipation. People who have restricted diets, such as those who have inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), may find it difficult at times to eat more fiber.
Being too sedentary can also bind up the bowels, which is a problem for people who are disabled or bedridden and unable to walk around or get exercise.
Many different diseases and conditions can also contribute to the development of constipation. Diseases that affect the nervous system, the endocrine system and the digestive tract may all lead to constipation. Constipation may seem as though it is an unrelated problem, but in some cases it might be traced back to a condition that seemingly has nothing to do with the large intestine.
Constipation from medications is another common problem. A wide variety of prescription drugs can contribute to constipation. Narcotics, which increase the amount of water absorbed in the bowel, are often implicated in causing constipation because they are so widely prescribed for many conditions.
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A formal workup is often not necessary. Furthermore, defining constipation on an individual basis can be tricky because bowel movements differ so much from person to person. In general, constipation is infrequent bowel movements (more than three days between) that are hard and dry in consistency and are difficult to pass. But for many, six bowel movements a week could also fit the definition of constipation. People who have any difficulty defecating (because of hard, dry stools) also may describe themselves as being constipated, even if they move their bowels on a regular basis.
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Treatment for Constipation
The treatment for constipation usually starts with making changes to a person's diet and activity level. It can then move on to laxatives and enemas if needed. In many cases, because constipation is caused by a lack of fiber in the diet, eating more fiber can often reverse the problem. A daily walk or other exercise may also be helpful. If your constipation is not responding to these simple methods, which can be done at home without a physician, bulk-forming laxatives might be the next step to getting the bowels moving again.
In some cases, stimulant laxatives or enemas may be used on a short-term basis, but they are not recommended for long-term use because they can be habit-forming. Alternative remedies may include biofeedback and bowel retraining. These methods have less research behind them, but they can be started at any time and used along with other treatments.
Ultimately, the treatment for constipation will depend heavily on what is causing the problem in the first place. Constipation from disease or a problem with the bowel may not respond until the underlying cause is treated.


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