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In one of a number of "green" initiatives launched recently in Houston, the George R. Brown Convention Center will be the subject of a pilot program to test the use of solar panels on commercial buildings.
Using money from an $850,000 grant and private funding they hope is soon to come, city and convention officials will install a 100-kilowatt solar energy system on the roof of the downtown convention center. The system will generate less than 1 percent of the convention center's power, although members of the Partnership said they hope it can eventually be expanded to allow panels to cover the entire rooftop and other areas, which could generate as much as 20 percent of the electricity needed to power the giant building.
Cris Eugster, Mayor Bill White's in-house sustainable growth guru, said it would be the equivalent of not using 12,000 gallons of gasoline a year, or not releasing 100 tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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The Sacramento Bee says the search is being conducted on behalf of Frank Wilcox, whose brother was aboard the plane when it collided with another plane in mid-air and crashed on Jan. 1, 1965. Four people were aboard the aircraft, but only one body was recovered at the time.
The Ralstons launched their search Thursday, the day before California Gov. Jerry Brown declared a statewide draught, with assistance from the El Dorado and Placer county sheriff's departments. Folsom Lake, like many reservoirs, is showing the dried up signs of a lack of rain, offering search teams an opportunity in the relatively low waters.

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The narrator of this dreadful novel is a Truman Capote-like writer who just can't help it if all the world's rich and famous people want to confess everything to him—even bigamy and murder. The characters have names such as Esme, Neddie, Jellico (Bratsie), Brenda, Kay Kay, Babette and Chet and they are all detestable. The central character calls herself Ann Arden. She is a talentless show girl who reels in a prosperous young man named Billy Grenville and marries him. They have two children before Billy is shot by his wife in his bedroom—did she do it because she thought he was a prowler or because he had discovered a secret in her past and planned to divorce her? They're both so awful, who cares? Dunne's first novel, The Winners, was another lousy book, about the sordid side of Hollywood. Wading through this new novel is like reading scores of gossip columns about the world's most superficial people. When Capote wrote about characters like these, he did it with imagination and wit—qualities that are singularly lacking in The Two Mrs. Greenvilles. Rumor has it that Dunne borrowed his plot from an actual society shooting in the 1950s, and that some readers will recognize the real characters who are alleged to have done all these awful things to each other. It's books like this, which could never stand on their own, that give romans à clef a bad name. (Crown, $14.95)
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1-2 quarts daily; more in the summer.
Just curious... I have been drinking about 6 cups and I have been getting cramps in my feet and calves... so think I need to drink more.
CW says 8 cups a day... how does that translate to a primal way of eating?
Plus... I am someone who doesn't have a very good thirst mechanism... I am hardly ever thirsty!
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This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it. Ralph Waldo Emerson
Any given day you are surrounded by 10,000 idiots. Lao Tsu, founder of Taoism
About 4 large glasses a day, plus I eat a lot of watery veggies like celery and cucumber, and if I have steak I eat it mostly blue-rare (not much moisture lost to cooking).
You lousy kids! Get off my savannah!
I try to make sure and chug down 8 cups of water (a bit of lemon juice in it...)..each day.... i have to sort of force myself...it's not enjoyable....and i'm never thirsty...and people who follow a healthy diet eat very moisture rich foods in comparison to those that eat commercial crap food.
Try to never have liquids WITH meals, only several minutes before or after...this helps with digestion since diluting the stomach acids can inhibit proper digestion. I recall reading once, in ancient Chinese medicine, that TOO much water is NOT good for us...as it taxes our kidneys.. I don't believe that it is natural nor healthy to be peeing all the time....yes, peeing several times per day, but peeing when the urine is as clear as the water just doesn't seem necessary. Just my opinion.... but who can argue with Chinese medicine?...
all that being said, it is still important to drink good, filtered water... the lemon juice helps our bodies alkalinity..AND, makes the water taste good.... :-)that so many ounces per body weight formula.. ( I forget exactly what it is..)...seems a bit high...especially for people who eat lots of raw produce each day.....on a workout day?.. of course, a bit more...
I haven't had water with my meals for years and years... like you, before or after. Also, I have noticed that I urinate much less often now than when I was eating the SAD diet (a healthy SAD). I used to drink water with lemon more often. I love it that way!
Forcing yourself to have to drink 8 glasses of water doesn't seem very natural... maybe you don't need that much?
1-2 L per day. I don't have to force it. That's just what I naturally drink. I always have a glass of water on my desk at work. I just sip throughout the day.
yes healthy11, I agree with you.... forcing doesn't seem right either...BUT, it does seem to me that if I don't...i sometimes am not as' regular' each day...so I completely understand it is somewhat necessary .. my body lets me know. I am NEVER thirsty...but I do make myself drink a bit...I also have 2 cups of coffee each morning..so I understand that has a dehydrating effect..... sipping it throughout the day is more natural and healthy than forcing a big glass at one time as well..... :-)
I have a cup of tea at hand all day long, so quickly adds up; I don't force, in fact I have to make myself quit by 7p in order not to be up in the night.
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I suspect it's not enough... I think I'm up to two glasses today :-/
A lot, I think. I don't count, but when ever I get up to walk around I have some. I drinka fair amount of coffee and tea too and that makes me thirsty.
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WebMD offered up a list of organic foods that are worth the extra cost, mostly because they are susceptible to pesticide residue:
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On Election Day, Californians will vote on Proposition 37 to decide whether grocery products made from genetically modified organisms (GMOs) must be labeled as such. The outcome of that vote could influence national policy.
Proponents generally believe that food from GMOs poses health risks. Opposition to labeling is financed by agri-businesses that supply GMOs and the food producers and distributors that use them.
Little is as fundamental to human health as food, and so it is not surprising that passions run high. However, polarization of an issue can limit meaningful discussion, and the combatants may not consider or even recognize solutions that are in the public's best interest.
Results of a nine-year study were published last month showing that relatively simple changes to farm practices can reduce reliance on toxic and energy-intensive chemicals without decreasing yields or profit. Rather than the usual two-year crop rotation between soybean and corn, three- and four-year rotations were carried out that included legumes, combined with occasional livestock manure fertilization.
These practices reduced herbicide and chemical fertilizer usage more than 85 percent each, resulting in a 200-fold decrease in groundwater contamination. Decreased chemical application also slows development of herbicide-resistant weeds.
Yet, who in the GMO war will champion or even notice these findings? Agribusiness has no motive to study farming practices that lessen the need for their products. But will the anti-GMO movement embrace farming practices that improve public health if they are not organic, local or use GMOs? Food advocacy groups can be most effective in shaping public policy by taking a broad view of solutions to food safety and security.
The manipulation and alteration of food traits has always been cutting-edge technology since the inception of agriculture 10,000 years ago. That beautiful organically grown heirloom tomato is a biologically distorted, genetically engineered form of the small, hard, poisonous fruit created by nature.
Virtually everything in your garden is the result of many hundreds of years of genetic tinkering by humans through breeding, resulting in organisms that bear little resemblance to the natural species.
While GMOs have been shown to be safe, Monsanto and DuPont are not spending millions of dollars to oppose Proposition 37 as a public service. If a plurality of voters is wary of a safe product, then the burden lies with businesses and their affiliates to provide meaningful educational resources, not advertising blitzes that do not allay concerns.
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This route is much better than the standard route on the Higher Spire, in my opinion. In fact it is the best route I've done on either of the Cathedral Spires (I've also done both standard routes and NE Face on the Lower Spire).
The Cathedral Spires are some of my favorite features in Yosemite, yet few brave the rough approaches. The spires are pretty amazing, and larger than they look from the valley floor.
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The approach requires some devious circumnavigation to reach the start. We spent half an hour scrambling in circles on ledges near the base. You actually want to scramble up to the highest ledge system along the base. Then hug the base as you follow it to the right (you will walk right past the start of the SE Face Route, the splitter fist crack). You will descend down a steep gully/chimney, then do a very exposed step-across at a tree over into another steep gully and take that up to the base of the route. It's actually a rad and unique approach, sort of like the Energy Crisis approach at the Cream area. It also helps to know, the East Corner route directly faces the Lower Cathedral Spire.
This is a great way to the summit, especially if there's lots of parties on the Reg Route. All of the pitches have enjoyable climbing. The 10a corner is more fun than it looks from below.
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The Exchange is a consignment store that sells antiques, china, silver and collectibles (as described on their website), as well as some other cards, souvenirs, tee-shirts, etc. It is open from May to October, with hours that vary according to the season, clearly laid out on the website.
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Such a difficult fight. I would love (and expect) to see Machida snap his two fight losing streak by getting a W and heading in the right direction. At the same time I want to see Randy go out on a W. I suppose Randy has had his time, and Machida needs this fight more than Randy.
This fight will be bittersweet for me regardless of the outcome.
Two class acts who always represent the sport well. :praise01:
I think Machida keeps the fight standing and slowly picks Randy apart before putting him to sleep before the end of the second round.
Typing that^ made me :(
Hhaha...I posted this article on the JBJ vs Machida thread not knowing you already posted it...lolz.
Looks like Machida isn't taking any chances against Couture. For Couture think we'd all like to see a war. But I don't think it's gonna happen. Machida will TKO Randy by the 2nd.
Great interview. I really like Machida he's a great rep for the sport.
I hope he comes back better than ever from this defeat.:)
So if Randy wins dose he get a title shot?
Styles make fights right, I think randy might be able to give Jones a good test if he could get it to the ground before he got KO'd.
He' a beast for anyone even at his age, Machida has very good TDD and takedowns but I wonder if he can stay out of the clinch and avoid the TD.
The gameplan to beat Randy is simple dont get taken down and put him away ASAP, unfortunately its not as easy in reality.
Id say Machida should win but Randy has a shot here, just like all his other fights. If he did win then who's next?
Couture/Machida Vs Rampage? At 205 there are not a lot of options.
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Angela, one of Guernsey's foremost fiduciary lawyers, has been shortlisted for the Women In Wealth Management category, which is open to women in private banking or wealth management who are an inspiration both to female clients and colleagues.
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PITTSBURGH Justin Upton dropped a routine fly ball to left-centerfield in the ninth inning which set the stage for Gaby Sanchezs game-winning sacrifice fly that capped a late-inning comeback as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Atlanta Braves 3-2 on Wednesday night.
David Carpenter (4-4) took the loss after allowing an unearned run to cross. Jordy Mercer led off with a single and Starling Martes fly ball to left-center advanced him to third, where Mercer tagged up on Sanchezs flyout.
Pittsburghs win snapped a seven-game losing streak, and ended Atlantas five-game winning streak.
Upton drove in a run with a single in the first inning after Jason Heyward walked and Freddie Freeman singled. Uptons single extended his hitting streak to 11 games.
After allowing a double to Evan Gattis leading off the second, Pittsburgh right-hander Gerrit Cole retired the next 12 batters he faced before Heyward singled in the sixth.
Heyward scored again on a RBI single by Chris Johnson for a 2-0 Atlanta lead, and finished 1-for-3 with a walk and two runs scored.
Josh Harrison led off the first with a double, but was picked off by Atlanta left-hander Alex Wood. He was ruled out on a replay-review that overturned a safe call on Alex Woods throw over.
Pittsburgh didnt place another man in scoring position until the eighth inning when Wood issued a walk to Sanchez and Travis Snider doubled before Wood recorded an out.
Jordan Walden entered and allowed each of his inherited runners to score. Chris Stewart brought Sanchez home with a RBI groundout to first base and Snider scored on a wild pitch as Walden walked Neil Walker.
Snider was the only player with a multi-hit game, going 2-for-3 and extending his hitting streak to 11 games.
Cole lasted through seven and gave up two runs, five hits and four walks and struck out six. Wood threw seven-plus and allowed two runs, four hits and a walk.
Mark Melancon (2-3) worked a 1-2-3 ninth to earn a win.
Braves: SS Andrelton Simmons (hip) started for the Braves after he was removed from Tuesdays game. . RHP Shae Simmons (right shoulder soreness) is shut down for the near future after he felt soreness following his second rehab outing with Triple-A Gwinnett. LHP Jonny Venters recently threw 15- and 20-pitch side sessions. He has not pitched this season after undergoing Tommy John surgery May 16, 2013.
Pirates: RHP Charlie Morton (hip) says his injury is a sports hernia. He was placed on the disabled list Monday, retroactive to Aug. 16, with what the team called right hip inflammation. Manager Clint Hurdle said the plan is to try to calm the hip down. Morton will likely see a doctor soon and a return-to-pitch program for this season is still a possibility. SS Clint Barmes (groin) went 1-for-4 with a two-run home run in his second rehab game with Triple-A Indianapolis.
Braves: Atlanta continues its road trip with a three-game series at Great American Ballpark against the Cincinnati Reds. RHP Julio Teheran (11-9, 3.06 ERA looks for his first career win against the Reds and LHP David Holmberg (0-0, 16.88 ERA)
Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Alex Wood throws against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first inning of the baseball game on Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2014, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)×
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Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Alex Wood throws against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first inning of the baseball game on Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2014, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)×
Atlanta Braves Chris Johnson (23) hits a bases-loaded single to drive in one run in the sixth inning of the baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2014, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)×


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Seven Great Time-Lapse Travel Videos
Lists: Jim Benning sifts through YouTube's accelerated videos to find the seven best
Time-Lapse Cross-Country Drive, L.A. to New York
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Eva Holland 01.13.09 | 11:38 AM ET
Thanks for digging these up, Jim! (Sounds like it was a grueling task.) I remember when you guys first posted that cross-country drive, and I still love it. The balloon festival was pretty cool, too.
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Gated communities are a new "hot button" in many North American cities. From Boston to Los Angeles and from Miami to Toronto citizens are taking sides in the debate over whether any neighborhood should be walled and gated, preventing intrusion or inspection by outsiders. This debate has intensified since the hard cover edition of this book was published in 1997. Since then the number of gated communities has risen dramatically. In fact, new homes in over 40 percent of planned developments are gated n the West, the South, and southeastern parts of the United States. Opposition to this phenomenon is growing too. In the small and relatively homogenous town of Worcester, Massachusetts, a band of college students from Brown University and the University of Chicago picketed the Wexford Village in November of 1998 waving placards that read "Gates Divide." These students are symbolic of a much larger wave of citizens asking questions about the need for and the social values of gates that divide one portion of a community from another.show more
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All across the nation, Americans are forting up - retreating from their neighbors by locking themselves behind security-controlled walls, gates, and barriers. An estimated 8 million Americans live in gated communities today. These communities are most popular in Los Angeles, Phoenix, Chicago, Houston, New York, and Miami. This trend has become popular in both new suburban developments and older inner-city areas as residents seek refuge from the problems of urbanization. But what does it mean for the nation? Fortress America is the first sweeping study of the development and social impact of this rapidly growing phenomenon. While early gated communities were restricted to retirement villages and the compounds of the super-rich, today the majority are for the middle to upper-middle class. But even existing modest-income neighborhoods are using barricades and gates to seal themselves off. The book looks at the three main categories of gated communities and the reasons for their popularity: lifestyle communities, including retirement communities, golf and country club leisure developments, and suburban new towns; prestige communities, including enclaves of the rich and famous, developments for high-level professionals, and executive home developments for the middle class, where the gates symbolize distinction and stature; and security zones, where fear of crime and outsiders is the main motivation for fortifications. They argue that gating does nothing to address the problems it is a response to. They propose alternatives, such as emphasizing crime prevention, controlling traffic in neighborhoods, designing new developments to encourage sustainable communities, and creating metropolitan regional planning governance.show more
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"This book is the first major study of the development and social impact of this phenomenon that has major implications for urban design. It is... important reading for all involved with and concerned about cities." --Steven Tiesdell, University of Aberdeen, UK, Journal of Urban Design, 12/13/2000 "Well-grounded in the social science literature on community, FORTRESS AMERICA is a frightening book, a mustread for all those interested in our nation's cities, suburbs, neighborhoods, and communities. Blakely and Snyder take the reader on a well-crafted and lively tour of gated communities in the United States." -- Society "A thoughtful, low-key book that mirrors the quiet but important trend toward fenced neighborhoods...The authors have a clear and consistent viewpoint...and end with rational, realistic suggestions for building better communities without erecting fortresses... The book offers a calm and reasoned tone for a revolutionary tendency and deserves a wide audience." -- Publishers Weekly "Fortress America illustrates some powerful contemporary social impulses by collecting a wealth of evidence about gated communities and testimony from their residents." -- The New York Times Book Review "This is the first comprehensive survey of gated communities and their impacts, and immediately becomes the starting point for research on this important subject...This is a major contribution to the study of contemporary landscapes, communities, and settlement patterns, especially urban geography, urban sociology, and environmental psychology. Very highly recommended." -- Choice "[A] thorough, well-argued book... Its moral tone, sense of justice, and relative lack of political jargon allow it to be recommended for general readers." -- Library Journal "FORTRESS AMERICA has much to recommend it. It is the first book devoted entirely to the study of the gated community phenomenon, the social and political ramifications of which should not be taken lightly... Blakely and Snyder raise some fascinating questions that deserve attention." -- American Political Science Review "In short, this book is the first major study of the development and social impact of this phenomenon that has major implications for urban design. It is therefore important reading for all involved with and concerned about cities and urban design." --Steven Tiesdell, University of Aberdeen, UK, Journal of Urban Design, 9/1/2000 "required reading for the anti-gate set." --Evan Halper, Los Angeles Times, 5/28/2002 "This is a well written book about a topic of growing importance in both the professional press and public debate." --Roderick J. Lawrence, Switzerland University of Geneva, Open House International, 6/1/2002 "This is a major contribution to the study of contemporary landscapes, communities, and settlement patterns, especially urban geography, urban sociology, and environmental psychology." --P.O. Muller, University of Miami, CHOICE, 6/1/2005show more
About Edward J. Blakely
Edward J. Blakely is Dean of the School of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Southern California, USA. His previous books include Planning Local Economic Development (Sage, 1994) and Separate Societies (Temple, 1993), winner of the 1994 Paul Davidoff award for the best book in planning. Mary Gail Snyder is at the Department of City and Regional Planning at the University of California, Berkeley, USA.show more


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You know how Uncle Drayton loves those milestone celebrations, and that's why this has to be a happy, happy day for our favorite team owner. Gary Sheffield has 499 home runs. Gary Sheffield just got released. Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
We meet again at the intersection of opportunity and destiny for the 2009 National League Champions.
If you're going to run an old ball team out on the field, let's get real old. Sheff has had 40 birthdays. He's not that much older than Tejada and Pudge. He'll spend less time on the DL than Kaz Matsui.
I heard through the grapevine this morning that Drayton isn't interested in Morgan Ensberg, and that's kind of disappointing since there aren't that many players that appreciate me.
Actually, Ed Wade told McTaggart he wasn't interested in Ensberg. As if Ed Wade has a vote. He wasn't interested in Pudge, either, until Scott Boras placed a call to world headquarters in Temple.
The Astros are burning up the phone lines trying to find a right-handed hitting third baseman. Sheffield could be our man. OK, so he has played two games at third the last 16 years.
To be honest, he wasn't always interested in third base even when he played there. He hit .225 last season and that's more than Pudge hit when he joined the Yankees.
Oh please, please, Drayton, give us Sheff. He loves cameras and microphones almost as much as you do. Just like you, he says something dumb almost everytime he opens his mouth. Talk about your perfect marriage.
Did you realize the Oakland A's rotation averages 23 years. Washington's average is 24. The Astros have got to be the oldest in the majors at 33.6. They don't have a single twentysomething.
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Back of the Hill Urban Wild is composed of a steep forested slope stretching from Huntington Avenue to Parker Hill Avenue. The only approaches to the wild are from the back of the elderly facility off Huntington Avenue and the end of Colburn Street, a private road owned by NSTAR Electric. NSTAR Electric also owns an adjacent portion of the hill located north of the city-owned conservation land. For years, NSTAR has debated the construction of a transmission station at the base of their land. The southern section of the wild abutting the elderly facility hosts a field of grasses and hedges. Earthworks Projects has strategically planted the lower section of this grassy area in order to prevent erosion near the elderly facility.


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It was music that brought Donivan Berube and Jacquelyn Beaupre together. They met at work in 2008, at Januli's Pizzeria and Italian Deli in West Bend. What began as a friendship blossomed into a musical and romantic partnership as the folk duo Blessed Feathers.
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Figure 1. Computed tomographic scan showing a hyperdense, rounded lesion with a hypodense center in the sigmoid colon.
Figure 2. Specimen photograph revealing a large gallstone identified in the sigmoid colon.
Cholecystoenteric fistula is a rare complication of biliary disease. The fistula usually results from inflammation associated with acute cholecystitis and occurs between the gallbladder and an adjacent hollow viscus. A second mechanism for fistulization is pressure necrosis from a large stone within the gallbladder lumen.1The duodenum is the most commonly involved portion of the intestinal tract, accounting for approximately 75% of these communications.2Once gallstones gain access to the small bowel, the majority are not large enough to cause an obstruction. Larger stones (>2.5 cm in diameter), however, can become impacted in the terminal ileum where there is a narrowing of the bowel lumen. The result is a gallstone ileus, which is accompanied by symptoms classic for a small-bowel obstruction.
Communication to the colon, most commonly the hepatic flexure, accounts for approximately 15% of cholecystoenteric fistulas.2In these patients, larger stones may become impacted in the sigmoid colon, which is the narrowest portion of the large intestine. In such patients, symptoms develop more slowly, and abdominal distension and pain are the predominant features.1Patients with a cholecystocolonic fistula may also develop choleric enteropathy, an infrequent complication marked by severe diarrhea.1
Like treatment of a gallstone ileus, treatment of a symptomatic cholecystocolonic fistula involves therapy of 2 distinct processes: the stone in the intestinal tract and the cholecystocolonic fistula, which may be associated with an acute phlegmon in the right upper quadrant. Frequently, as was the case with our patient, this pathologic feature is unknown at the time of operation. Our patient underwent a partial sigmoidectomy with creation of an end colostomy and Hartmann pouch, and the specimen contained a large gallstone (Figure 2). Inspection of the right upper quadrant at that time revealed significant inflammation; therefore, no further investigation of the gallbladder or suspected fistulous tract was undertaken.
The patient recovered uneventfully from the initial operation and across the next several months underwent an extensive workup attempting to delineate the fistula. Colonoscopy, barium enema, and hepatobiliary scintigraphy results were all negative. Spontaneous closure of a cholecystoenteric fistula occurs in many patients particularly when no distal obstruction is present, stones are no longer present in the gallbladder, and the acute inflammation has resolved.1
In general, the decision to remove the gallbladder electively at a later date is determined by the condition of the patient. Asymptomatic patients in whom no persistent cholecystoenteric fistula is demonstrated by contrast study do not require elective cholecystectomy. Persistence of biliary symptoms or failure of fistula closure suggest additional stones in the gallbladder; therefore, exploration with cholecystectomy, division of the fistula, and closure of the colon are indicated.
Our patient returned to the operating room approximately 4 months after her initial surgery, at which time her Hartmann pouch was reversed. Inspection of the right upper quadrant at that time revealed resolution of the inflammation; therefore, cholecystectomy was performed. The patient's recovery was again uneventful.
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by kelle
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"pearl" looks almost white online and when it arrived it was practically beige. i wish i cared enough to return. but i doubt ill be wearing these
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by Anna
January 17, 2014
Really disappointing. There was a hole in the knees after less than an hour! I usually love aa tights, but these are just poor quality. A waste of $22 since I can't return them :(
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by Alex
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As the other reviewers say, it is a lil tight on the waist, but it streches a bit throughout the day so i have no complaints on that. Im tall and they were a good length, didnt find myself pulling it up to meet my crotch. The only thing i have complaints about is the quality. They seemed durable but after one day of wear i had a whole in the toe area. Not worth the price
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by C.
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So this is my second review. In my first review, I was raving about a dark grey pair I bought in fall 2011, and still have after 2 years of very frequent wear with little signs of damage. I bought a second pair, in black this time, last fall, and it was a whole other story. The elastic at the waist was way too tight - I have a 25" waist and had to cut the band - and they started ripping at the knees after one uneventful wear. Two wears, and the toes had started to go. Meanwhile, the grey ones bought 2 years ago are still going strong...
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March 16, 2013
I've all in all purchased probably three pairs of pantyhose/tights from AA, and they all either fit too small, or had holes in them on first day of wear...........I had high hopes as AA hosiery seem to be pretty popular, but turns out its poor quality and bad fit. Will absolutely never buy again, and don't recommend anyone else doing so either, unless you want to spend $20 for one day of wear.
by Jessica
December 15, 2012
I purchased these to wear in the cold weather with my dresses and skirts. I wore them TWICE and got a hole in the toe (not in the seam either) AA would not exchange them. Disappointed in the quality of these. Bamboo is usually soft and these are not really that soft either. The waist is tight for an xs/s (i'm a 27 jean) but length is good for my height. They are warm too. If you want nice winter tights, go to H&M, cheaper price better quality.
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by Amber
October 30, 2012
I bought two pairs of these, they fit a little tight and I'm a pretty tiny girl but that I can handle. My real problem was the first time I put my black ones on they got a hole in them, all I did was put them on I didn't even get to wear them out. It's in a spot that can't be seen but still a little disappointing.
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by Alexa
April 21, 2012
I have had these tights in black for more than two years... which is obviously completely amazing. This is the best $22 I have EVER spent. These tights are warm yet breathable, extremely comfortable, completely opaque, and inconceivably durable. Never had a single hole until I tripped over an exposed nail in a floorboard recently. Will be buying another pair (or two) shortly! Seriously, buy these.
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by C
February 20, 2012
I find it a bit odd to see other people's tights ripped after one wear, because that's not the experience I have had. I have had these tights in dark grey for about a year, I wear them about every two weeks, and they are still in perfect condition. What I like the best about them is that they are breathable: while I usually feel like I have two plastic bags around my legs when I wear tights, it is not the case with these. One thing to add though: more colours please!
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by fran
April 9, 2011
These are really awesome. They're comfortable, really opaque, and the bamboo mix feels great, too.
by Kate
February 13, 2011
These seemed so well-made, warm and cosy that I loved wearing them all day. But when I took them off the seam along the toe had split open... after less than a day of wear! Will return them... poor quality.
by Tara Lee
January 18, 2011
I wanted to love these, as I tend to very much enjoy AA products, esp in the sock department. However, at 5'10" and 155 lbs, the M/L in these tights (largest size offered where I bought them) were an odd combination of generous fabric in the legs yet far, far too little in the waist/hips/bottom...this is for a size 6 155 lb US girl.
The legs are generously cut, and a long-legged woman will have no trouble with the crotch sitting anywhere but where it belongs.
The problem is that while the leg cut is generously -- in fact to the point where the fabric bunches at the ankle and behind the knee...which is either cute or annoying, depending on your sense of style -- while we enjoy a generous cut here. the cut around the midriff is super control top tight...in a 'flattening' as opposed to 'flattering' fashion. I appreciate a bit of jiggle control, but don't need it FLAT tight, and did not appreciate it...esp after all that wonderful leg room. Seems like it needs to go back to the design stage for a refit so that top and bottom match in size more accurately.
Two stars only because the fabric seems very sturdy, along the lines of Wolford-sturdy. Confused as to why a M/L would have all that wonderful leg room, but a waist and bottom fit closer to what a S/M would need.
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by monique
December 30, 2010
LOVE these warm tights! at 5'4 they sort of make me feel really short since they are so long but durable none the less!
i just wish i found these when i used to go to catholic high school , i woould have saved so much time money and effort in my tight search!
November 15, 2010
very warm for a pair of tights! they're durable too!
by slund
November 12, 2010
These are super cute and sustainable, they feel nice and they fit great. BUT, after wearing them 2 days in a row (on an airplane and then at a wedding, sitting almost the entire time) there are 3 HOLES in them!! I could have just gone to the drug store and bought crappy ones for $6. So disappointed in you, AA.
by Nana
October 20, 2010
These tights look and feel awesome, but unfortunately they developed holes in both toe sections within a couple of hours of putting them on! They weren't too small or anything, just poorly constructed. I was trying on shoes that afternoon and it was a little embarrassing.
by nora
September 30, 2010
I really love the way these tights feel so soft, strong and durable. However, after only two times wearing them, two tiny holes have developed. I feel so disappointed because they initially seemed so durable... :(
by mary
April 29, 2010
Yes yes yes yes yes! These were everything I hoped they would be. They render all other tights obsolete. Agree that more colors are a must. Navy! Purple!
by nancy
April 15, 2010
These are pretty much my favorite tights. They are so strong and durable and amazingly comfy! I usually just wear them around the house and even without shoes on I have gotten no rips. For a good pair of tights, these are a fair price!


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Live from Houston, Texas, Legacy Fighting Championship 15 brought us a night of fast finishes and exciting matches. With stars being made within the promotion, check out what you might have missed with the recap of tonight's action.
Marcus Dupar vs. Matt "Danger" Schnell:
A slow start led into a fast finish here. With both men going through a feeling out process, Schnell broke the tension with a left straight that blasted Dupar to the mat. A quick guillotine and a transition to armbar forced the tap out of Dupar and put Schnell on track to big things inside the LFC cage.
Matt Schnell wins via 1st round Submission (armbar)
Charlie Ontiveros vs. Patrick Hutton:
A highly-regarded TKD fighter, Charlie Ontiveros had a harder than expected time against short-notice opponent Patrick Hutton. Using his flashy style of kicks and feints, Ontiveros landed a myriad of body kicks and front hand karate punches, but found himself struck soundly by Hutton with a simple right hook. While Hutton only landed two shots, the first wobbled and the second dropped Ontiveros in the first round. Hutton moved in for the kill against his opponent, but Ontiveros wasn't as hurt as we may have thought as he threw rapid up kicks and snatched an armbar in the blink of an eye. With a quick tap from Hutton, Ontiveros continued his undefeated run and showed he's more than just a few nice kicks.
Charlie Ontiveros wins via 1st round Submission (armbar)
Thomas De Almeida vs. Cody Williams:
Chute Boxe prospect Thomas De Almeida showed a high level of skill and composure against young journeyman Cody Williams. Precision muay thai was on display as Almeida worked smooth punches and traditional elbow strikes on his opponent, who took to using a wild boxing game in an attempt to throw off the Brazilian. The heavy punches from Williams never found their mark though and soon Almeida lined up a kill shot, drilling Williams with an elbow on a counter and putting him to sleep. This put the division on notice, as Almeida has all the tools to snatch a title.
Thomas De Almeida wins via 1st round KO (elbow)
Jon Kirk vs. William "Bubba" Bush:
With the original title bout scrapped, Bubba Bush took on short notice fighter Jon Kirk in another quick match-up. The game Kirk came forward early and threw nothing but power punches, but Bush was having none of it as he muscled him to the mat. Shifting through positions on the mat, Bush locked Kirk down in a crucifix and started raining down short punches and elbows. While not KO worthy, the blows were frequent enough to force the referee to stop the bout for Kirk's safety, and giving Bush another win in the cage.
William Bush wins via 1st round TKO (ref stoppage)
Saul Elizondo vs. Angel Huerta:
Local hero Angel Huerta brought his karate styling's to the cage against BJJ specialist Saul Elizondo and didn't disappoint. Using a variety of kicks and hard single punches, Huerta was able to keep Elizondo from setting up a takedown and soon found the home for a stiff left hand. In a bizarre turn of events, Elizondo went down from the blow and the referee found himself in an armbar as he dove into the middle of the bout, calling a somewhat premature stoppage and almost paying for it. With the dazed Elizondo giving up his submission attempt on the ref, an emotional Huerta made his way into the crowd to celebrate with his family.
Angel Huerta wins via 1st round TKO (left hook)
Ray Blodget vs. Nick Gonzalez:
Replacement fighter Nick Gonzalez came in looking to upset former Lightweight champion Ray Blodget in our co-main event of the evening. Blodget, a grappler by trade, came in and showed off some improved striking in this fight, although Gonzalez proved to be more than happy to play the same game. Both landed combinations and single shots in the first round with Blodget working the legs of Gonzalez while Gonzalez worked this opponent's body, hoping it would pay off later in the fight.
The second ground saw Blodget regretting his decision to stand with Gonzalez as the boxer started finding the mark and busted Blodget up early. Blodget began working for takedowns, but his gas tank and legs were no longer there for him to make this his fight anymore as Gonzalez started taking over the match. With Gonzalez landing hard shots to the head and liver, Gonzalez took the second round with ease and potentially tying up the fight.
Knowing the cards were all tied up, both men came out hard in the third, with Blodget finding a second win and rushing forward with strikes and clinch attempts. Gonzalez answered with counter punches and kicks; shrugging off Blodget's takedown attempts and finding the mark with a short right hand that put Blodget on the canvas. With the fight hanging in the balance, Blodget finally found his way to the mat with a guard pull and fast sweep, but it was too little too late on my score card, giving Gonzalez the round and the win.
Nick Gonzalez wins via Unanimous Decision (29-28×3)
Legacy Fighting Championship 15 Main Event – Robert Drysdale vs. Chris Reed:
One of the heaviest favorites in MMA history, Drysdale took on the 44-year-old Reed and dominated from start to finish. Hitting a quick takedown off the fence, Reed could do nothing to stop Drysdale from moving into mount and hitting a clean armbar a minute into the fight.
Robert Drysdale wins via 1st round Submission (armbar)
With yet another win and tonight's Legacy Fighting Championship 15 its time that Robert Drysdale takes a step up in competition, if Legacy cannot do that for him then he needs to look elsewhere.