Write an article based on this "Buy seed potatoes that have a lot of eyes. Scrub each potato to remove the dirt. Cut the potato in half on the long side. Place 4 toothpicks one-fourth of the way into the potato's skin. Submerge the cut side of the potato in a full glass of water. Put the potato in 5-6 hours of sun a day until it starts growing roots."
article: The eyes of potatoes are small spots on the skin; this is the part that germinates. One potato with 6 or 7 eyes can yield up to 2lb (910g) of potatoes. Alternatively, buy potatoes and leave them near a window for a few days until they start sprouting eyes. Use a vegetable brush and scrub each potato under running water until it is completely free of dirt. Be sure to scrub gently around the eyes, as you don't want to harm them before growing. This will also remove pesticide residue and growth retardant if you aren't using organic potatoes. Place your potato on its long side on the cutting board; you should be able to roll it like a rolling pin. Cut down through the middle of the potato, as if you were going to make circular potato chips. Be careful not to cut through an eye, because that is what will be germinating. Place the toothpicks between the cut end and the top of the potato. They should face out in 4 different directions like a compass. The goal is to have them far enough into the potato, and spaced evenly enough, that they will hold up the potato when you place it into a glass of water. Allow the toothpicks to rest on the lip of the glass. Readjust the toothpicks if the potato doesn't rest evenly on the lip of the glass. Make sure the potato is partly submerged in the water, or else it won't sprout. Place the potato and water glass in a south-facing windowsill, or underneath grow lights. Roots should sprout after a week; they'll be long, spindly, and off-white. Change the water in the jar if it gets cloudy. Add water if necessary to keep the potato submerged.

Write an article based on this "Discuss surgery for persistent ocular pressure. Ask your doctor about drainage implants for severe cases. Consider getting laser surgery as an effective alternative to eyedrops. Talk with an eye surgeon about filtering surgery."
article: If high pressure persists, it can cause damage to the optic nerve, leading to an eye condition called glaucoma. Over time, glaucoma can lead to vision loss. Glaucoma is usually treated using a combination of eye drops and oral medications. However, if these measures don't work, surgery will be necessary to lower pressure in the eyes. Surgery for glaucoma helps to improve the flow of fluid within the eyes, lowering eye pressure as a result. Sometimes, a single surgery will not be enough to adequately relieve eye pressure and treat glaucoma. In this situation, a follow-up surgery may be necessary. There are several types of surgery used to treat glaucoma, depending on the severity of the condition. Drainage implants are usually used to treat high eye pressure in children and in people with advanced glaucoma. During the procedure, a small tube is inserted into the eye to facilitate the drainage of fluid. Once the fluid is drained, pressure in the eye is reduced. Trabeculoplasty is a type of laser surgery that uses a high-energy laser beam to open blocked drainage canals in the eyes, allowing the excess fluid to drain. This procedure is normally performed on an outpatient basis. After the surgery, eye pressure is checked periodically to ensure that the procedure was successful. Another type of laser surgery is iridotomy. This type of laser is used in people with very narrow drainage angles in the eyes. During this procedure, a small hole is created on the top part of the iris to allow for the drainage of fluid. If laser iridotomy doesn't work, peripheral iridotomy may be done. This procedure involves removing a small part of the iris to improve fluid drainage. This type of surgery is relatively rare. Trabeculectomy is a type of surgical procedure used as a last resort in the treatment of high eye pressure if eye drops and laser surgery remain unsuccessful. In this procedure, a surgeon creates an opening in the sclera (the white part of the eye) and removes a small piece of tissue in the base of the cornea. This allows fluid to flow freely from the eye, resulting in reduced pressure. The procedure is done in one eye and is repeated in the other eye several weeks later, if necessary. Additional treatments may be required following this procedure as the opening might become blocked or closed up again.

Write an article based on this "Go to https://www.ebay.com in a web browser. Click Advanced next to the Search button. Click By item number. Type the item number into the box. Click Search. Click the title of the listing. Click Save this Seller if you'd like to add the seller to your favorites."
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If you're not already signed into your account, click Sign in near the top-left corner of the page to do so now. Use this method if you have an eBay item number and want to search for the person who sold it. It's near the top-right corner of the page. This opens the Advanced Search form, which allows you to search items from certain eBay sellers. It's in the left sidebar, near the top. This displays a link to the item's listing. You'll find the seller's username under "Seller information" on the right side of the page. From here, you can contact the seller by clicking Contact seller under "Seller information" on the right side of the page. To view the seller's profile, click their username. It's under "Seller information" on the right side of the listing. This adds the seller's active listings to your eBay homepage/feed. You can also add a seller to your favorites by clicking Save at the top of their profile. To view and manage your saved sellers, click My eBay at the top-right corner of any page, then click Saved sellers in the left panel.