Stock, or shop cupboards, are what you see if you go to a large home renovation shop. Each store will typically have an extremely standard, unfinished cabinet line that is stocked in shop as well as prepared to purchase as well as take residence that day.
These are generally your most affordable option, however selections are extremely restricted. The majority of the moment these will require to be finished either by you or by a specialist. Do not expect anything amazing, these are generally cabinets in their a lot of standard kind. Cabinet fronts are usually made from glued up strips of timber rather than one single item of wood.
Typically, stocked cupboards are supplied in very minimal dimensions, and while the majority of cupboards are provided in 3″ increments, some stock cupboards might just be readily available in 6″ increments. This is necessary when it concerns the general design of your kitchen area remodel, since stock closets are mass-produced to the very same dimension as well as specs without any considers as to where they go. You will generally require fillers and also end panels to produce a completed look when utilizing supply closets.
Completion of each cabinet that is subjected, on both the upper and also the base closets, will require to be finished to match the front of the closets. This will consist of cutting as well as fitting completed panels onto the closet carcass itself. Remember that if you are running your closets wall to wall surface, after that ending up completions is trivial because the wall will certainly conceal the ends.
The upgrade from shop cupboards would certainly be ordering them from your regional house renovation shop or local lumberyard. High quality will certainly be much visibly more than supply cabinets, however your alternatives are still somewhat limited as to what you can purchase. Anticipate to see laminated interiors in either white or maple shade, strong timber cabinets and doors, and also upgrades such as soft close joints or soft close drawer slides.
These closets will certainly come completed and also ready to install. Normally, these will be provided in all 3″ increments, typically varying from 12 inches wide to 36 or perhaps 48 inches large. Doors and drawer fronts may be somewhat adjustable in regards to designs and shades, however options are still restricted. Still expect 1/2″ thick carcasses (the box component of the cabinets) as well as 1/8″ to 1/4″ thick cabinet backs.
Semi custom-made cabinets are usually supplied by specialty shops which deal a details line of closets, however don't make them themselves. The consumer will certainly be able to select the shade, surface, design of doors and drawers, as well as several upgrades such as sphere bearing slides and soft close hinges. The dealership will certainly deal with you as well as will likewise consist of any type of fillers or other pieces that may be needed to correctly set up the cabinets.
Although you can usually pick your very own shades, etc, the supplier will have limited options due to the fact that they can provide only what their supplier offers. A semi-custom cupboard dealer will normally have the ability to offer setup of the cabinets also as well as integrate it right into one round figure for you.
Customized Cabinets will almost always be the very best top quality cupboards that you can find. The cabinet business will generally visit your kitchen area or bathroom and also take field measurements themselves, and also along with you, will certainly make a practical design for your task. In regards to top quality, the cabinetmaker has to make each unit individually, so high quality will certainly be very high.
Closet carcasses will commonly be constructed out of 5/8″ or 3/4″ material, whether it's a laminate product for convenience of cleaning, or a wood plywood, it will be substantially more powerful than particle board or medium thickness fiber-board. For cupboard backs you will normally see 1/2″ thick material, with thicker locations particularly manufactured for mounting screws. The tops will always incorporate a kitchen counter securing strip at the front and rear of base closets, which you won't see in stock closets. As far as layout and appearances go, the only constraints are your creativity and also budget.
Nearly anything is feasible because your closets will be made particularly simply for you. You have full accessibility to options such as pull-out slides, trash coordinators, limitless hardware choices, pantry coordinators, and much more. The cabinetmaker will certainly typically set up these cupboards themselves as well, saving you the migraine of doing it yourself. While obviously extra expensive, you can develop as well as obtain precisely what you want, instead of settling for what you can find.


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The Tick is the Campy, Anti-Grimdark Hero You May Be Looking For
Think the first season of Supergirl's level of camp, but instead of an exiled alien from Krypton with a red S on her chest, we get a tall, white guy, whose face we never really see, in a humongous blue outfit which has its own set of six-pack abs, and arthropod antennae that move around: that's The Tick for you.
A lot can be said about how media has gone dark, emo, edgy, and gritty these days; in fact, a lot has been said because we're in the era of the gritty "realism" which gets all the awards and the fans. I'm not saying these types of media aren't enjoyable, but I think I can say that, in order for them to be enjoyable, they have to be done right, which isn't always the case: there is too much nonsense that gets a pass just because it's shocking out there.
Was I initially excited for Amazon's The Tick? Nah. Not really. I had been hearing about the show for quite some time. I had watched the trailer. I was not actively excited or not excited: as a 20-year old who was not around for the original show, I simply wasn't engaged. And yet, I tried the show thinking, "I will just sample it as I usually do with new shows and see if it sticks," especially given how I have a very, very weak spot for superheroes. That was probably the best decision I made last weekend in terms of my watch-list.
Very early on, the show establishes itself: there's voiceover, the CGI is not that great, the world is not too-grounded in our reality, but from the very first dialogue, it actually made me laugh without having to use one-liners and unnecessary quipping.
Arthur alongside The Tick.
We see Superian, an alien, crashing on Earth, and his following achievements which kickstarted the age of superheroes. He had finished his archenemy, The Terror, years back, and everyone is convinced he is dead because only his teeth were found.
From that, our other main character is introduced to us: we have Arthur, a geeky and traumatized accountant with a conspiracy theory about The Terror still being alive. His investigation leads him to a warehouse where he meets The Tick and witnesses some shady stuff going on. Some explosions ensue and The Tick clings (tick pun!) to Arthur as he believes the two should be partners as destiny joined them together.
As the story goes by, some other key players are introduced. There's the villain Miss Lint (Yara Martinez), whose electric powers end up magnetizing her, which is why there is always lint floating in the air. Ramses, a mob boss, who is appropriating Egyptian culture for the aesthetics—you'll never guess what's inside his decorative golden sarcophagus! Finally, there's Dot, Arthur's no-nonsense sister/designated medical-person, providing some ground and both physical and mental support for our good guys as she starts to get involved with the plot.
The taller-than-life Peter Serafinowicz plays The Tick. Frankly, there's not a lot we know about who The Tick is as a person. We can see that he is kindhearted, polite, and observes the world with a semi-childlike wonder. His vibe is mostly "lawful good" and goes against the grimdark discourse, aligning himself with the "Murder Is Bad!" mood, which is, you know, an actual good decision, clashing very heavily with characters who don't share his views. One example of such is Overkill, a vigilante that looks like a mix from Captain America's Crossbones and Arrow's Deathstroke. Overkill is also on the hunt for the Terror as he seeks revenge for something.
However, as much as Tick is the main character, the show is also very much about Arthur's hero journey, or at least part of it; he is allowed agency as his conspiracy theory and attentive eye to detail gets the plot going at the warehouse. He gets the "sidekick" role as a super suit gets handed to him and he has to figure it out if he wants a normal life or if he wants to get to the bottom of the mystery which involves villains, heroes, and a lot of shenanigans.
The Terror, who took a page from the Teen Titans books and got himself a T-shaped airplane.
Miss Lint's story is particularly entertaining as the show throws and subverts tropes in your face for comedic effects that, shockingly, works really well. It is, after all, a very smart and clever show which benefits a low from a sharp script and thought-out writing. Besides the obvious "there's lint on the air" moments, the villain also has some great scenes at her aesthetically pleasing lair, which she shares with her "The Future Is Female" T-shirt-wearing ex-husband.
Speaking of "politics", the show has one specific moment making a jab at the "most hated guy in the office"'s rhetoric:
"[about the Very Large Man] Personally, I don't even think he exists. Probably some hoax started by the liberal elite. Just a bunch of snowflakes, putting out their fake news to scare patriotic, uneducated Americans."
The Terror himself, played by Jackie Earl Haley with a creepy voice, is somehow actually terrorizing. His introduction comes when we revisit Arthur's childhood trauma and we see him through flashbacks all season long as Miss Lint is also on her own journey to see if he is alive. His presence is not overly felt or overshown, so his time onscreen is rewarding. Plus, he gets some really great lines in that "comically evil" kind of way.
The writers really did a great job in establishing rules are kept strict in the way that a lot of nonsense is allowed: it goes from published dogs to gigantic men. It's poetic-licensed choices make The Tick magical without adhering to a "realistic" setting that may hurt the show in the end. Plus, it has such a charm in keeping the mood positive and optimistic that left me flabbergasted.
Overall, the show has an amazing flow and levity to it that can certainly enhance any free three-hours you may have on a lazy afternoon. These first six episodes do end in a lampshaded cliffhanger that will make you want the last half of the season right now. However, The Tick will manage to get your head off the grimdark reality will live in even if for a while. A warning though: as much as The Tick is an upbeat/glass half full kind of guy, the show does deal with the brutality of the world and it does not necessarily shy away from violence, blood, and a degree of gore.
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Matthew is a 20-year-old sucker for the superhero/fantasy, crime, and queer genres. He is doing his best to become a forensic scientist, but, alas, he gets easily distracted with how much great TV is being produced right now.
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Remember when we didn't like to talk about money in sports? When how much athletes were paid, and how much cash franchises raked in, was considered a dirty pox on the game? When we resented spoiled athletes and greedy owners for turning the sports fan upside down and shaking him until every last quarter was jarred loose from every orifice?
Okay, so maybe we still do that. But over the last few years, something in sports has slowly, subtly changed. We've started to see money not as an unspeakable offshoot of our great games but an actual indicator of athletic value, and as worthy of discussion as batting averages and passing efficiency. It has affected everything. Our perception of individuals: Luis Castillo is a below-average second-baseman, but add in his insane four-year, $25 million contract, and he turns into a Flushing tragedy. The realism of our expectations: We might want Matt Holliday in the Citi Field outfield, but, man, not at that price. We value athletes, in part, by how much money they make.
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Which brings us to Eli Manning. The Giants, to much fanfare, signed the charmingly yokelish Giants quarterback to a six-year, $97.5 million contract extension last month, which, on its surface, made him the highest-paid quarterback ever. The yearly average value of the extension, $16.25 million, is the highest for anybody in NFL history. This raised considerable eyebrows around the NFL because, well, let's see, what's the best way to say this … the notion that Eli Manning is the best quarterback in his immediate family, let alone the best quarterback in NFL history, is something that no one has ever argued, probably not even Eli himself. They're making him the highest-paid player in the history of the NFL? The whole history?
But that's not what the Giants were doing. NFL contracts are famously complicated and intricate, and highly prone to being ripped up and undone (to the team's benefit, not the player's). The total value of the contract might be the most for a quarterback in NFL history, but it's extremely rare that NFL contracts of that length actually make it to completion. That is to say, much of this contract extension was a public-relations move. And in the opposite direction you'd think. Typically, major corporations, particularly in today's wintry economic climate, emphasize the cutting of costs. That's not what the Giants did. The Giants are using the contract to broadcast to the world, and to Eli personally, that they believe in him.
But the fine print says something else.
J. I. Halsell is a former salary-cap analyst for the Washington Redskins and is considered one of the few trusted experts on the arcane rabbit hole that is NFL finance. He was not fooled by Eli's contract at all.
First and foremost, it's important to understand how football contracts are different from baseball and NBA contracts. The key is "guaranteed money." Of that $97.5 million extension for Manning, only $35 million of it is guaranteed. If Mark Teixeira forgets how to hit a baseball or is hit by a bus tomorrow, he'll still be paid every penny of the $180 million he's owed through the 2016 season. If Eli Manning falls off the map—or at least never improves to become truly one of the NFL's top quarterbacks—the Giants can be rid of him in three years at a cost of only $35 million. A hunk of change, obviously. But it's not $95 million.
Which means, if the Giants really wanted to, according to Halsell, they could have said, "Eli Manning has been signed for 25 years, at $750 billion." It only matters what the guarantee is.
It's also worth remembering that Manning's contract was an extension, rather than a brand-new contract altogether. (This is another reason he's unlikely to finish out this full contract; if he's playing well as it nears the end, they'll just do another extension.) Which means that restructuring the deal allowed them to futz with this season's salary cap. Giving Manning this "massive" deal, as it turns out, actually lessened the team's cap hit this season. In the backward planet of NFL contracts, a $97.5 million extension gave the team more money to play with this year.
Here's how it works. Before the extension, Manning's 2009 contract counted for $9.4 million in salary and $1.5 million in incentives in '09, which, when added to proration, made his 2009 cap number $13.86 million. When they extended the contract, they made this season's salary $7.5 million, and then knocked those incentives off the books because they weren't included in the new deal. That vanished money is less than the $2.6 million prorated-for-2009 amount of Manning's signing bonus … $800,000 less, to be exact. So, by giving Manning an extension with a redone contract, they have $800,000 to spend on players (or do whatever) this season that they wouldn't have otherwise.
Even when you compare Manning's contract with other current quarterback contracts, peers like Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger and San Diego's Philip Rivers, it looks less like an otherworldly contract and more just like the Going Rate. Rivers is making more guaranteed money than Manning ($38,150,000), and as a total for the first three years of the contract (which Halsell uses as a barometer for likely contract value, considering how few contracts make it all the way to the end), Roethlisberger outpaces Manning $52,686,501 to $50,850,000.
Manning ranked fourteenth in the NFL last season in pass efficiency, seventeenth in yards, and tenth in touchdowns. Those are far less impressive numbers than "first in salary." He might not look like the best quarterback in football, but they pretend he's paid like one. They plan for the illusion to hold. At least for the next two or three years.
And in a way, it's a smart move. Manning has played well so far, and there's something winningly old-school about it, a harking back to the time when people truly put their money—or at least their public money—behind their convictions. Only time will tell if the Giants' confidence will pay off … or if it's another case of irrational exuberance.


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Linton Rodney Townes (nacido el 11 de noviembre de 1959 en Richmond, Virginia) es un exjugador de baloncesto estadounidense. Con 1,98 metros de estatura, jugaba en la posición de alero.

Trayectoria deportiva

Universidad
Jugó durante cuatro temporadas con los Dukes de la Universidad James Madison, en las que promedió 14,5 puntos,  y 5 rebotes y 2 asistencias por partido.

Estadísticas

Profesional
Fue elegido en la trigesimotercera posición del Draft de la NBA de 1982 por los Portland Trail Blazers. Sus primeros tres años como profesional juega en diversos equipos de la CBA Y NBA, contabilizando en la NBA 60 partidos, 9 minutos por partido y 4.3 puntos por partido. Después desarrollaría una sólida carrera en Europa durante 14 temporadas. Su primera experiencia europea fue en el Real Madrid, equipo en el forma pareja de extranjeros con Wayne Robinson y con los que hace doblete en la competición nacional ganando Copa del Rey y Liga ACB. Después de hacer una gran temporada con el Real Madrid la pareja de norteamericanos no es renovada, siendo relegados por Brad Branson y Larry Spriggs. Townes ficha por el BSC Saturn Colonia de Alemania, donde gana la liga y es el máximo anotador de la competición. Después jugaría durante 5 temporadas entre Francia e Israel, antes de volver a España, ya muy veterano, pero todavía con una gran capacidad en el tiro exterior. Primero jugaría en el OAR Ferrol una temporada, y después ficharía por el Basquet Manresa, equipo en el jugaría durante 3 años, y en el que consigue una Copa del Rey en el año 1996, con aquel triple decisivo de Joan Creus. En 5 temporadas en ACB, promedia 13 puntos y 4 rebotes por partido. Sus últimas temporadas como profesional jugaría en la Liga LEB de España, jugando en el CB Breogán, y el Gijón Baloncesto, formando una curiosa pareja de jugadores extranjeros con un joven Luis Scola que por aquel entonces tenía 17 años, y Townes, que tenía 39 años.

Estadísticas de su carrera en la NBA

Temporada regular

Playoffs

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Ficha de Linton Townes en la web oficial de la acb

Nacidos en Richmond (Virginia)
Baloncestistas de Virginia
Baloncestistas de la NBA
Baloncestistas de la Liga ACB
Baloncestistas de la Liga LEB
Baloncestistas de los James Madison Dukes
Baloncestistas de los Portland Trail Blazers
Baloncestistas de los Milwaukee Bucks
Baloncestistas de los San Diego Clippers
Baloncestistas de los San Antonio Spurs
Baloncestistas de los Tampa Bay Thrillers
Baloncestistas del Real Madrid
Baloncestistas del Bàsquet Manresa
Baloncestistas del Club Baloncesto Breogán
Baloncestistas del Gijón Baloncesto
Baloncestistas del Club Baloncesto OAR Ferrol
Baloncestistas del Maccabi Rishon LeZion
Baloncestistas del Hapoel Tel Aviv
Deportistas de Virginia
Baloncestistas del ALM Evreux Basket
Baloncestistas de los Lancaster Lightning
Baloncestistas del Saint-Quentin
Baloncestistas del Saturn Colonia

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Gustau Adolf de Nassau-Saarbrücken —Gustav Adolf von Nassau-Saarbrücken — (Saarbrücken, 27 de març de 1632 - Estrasburg, 9 d'octubre de 1677) era un noble alemany que fou comte de Saarbrücken i General Major del Sacre Imperi Romanogermànic al Rin.

Família
Era el segon fill del comte Guillem Lluís (1590-1640) i de la comtessa Anna Amàlia de Baden-Durlach (1595–1651). El 14 de juny de 1662 es va casar amb Elionor Clara de Hohenlohe-Neuenstein (1632–1709), filla del comte Carles VII de Hohenlohe-Neuenstein (1582-1641) i de Sofia de Zweibrücken-Birkenfeld (1593-1676). El matrimoni va tenir set fills:
 Lluís (1663–1713), casat amb Felipa Enriqueta de Hohenlohe-Langenburg (1679-1751).
 Carles Lluís (1665–1723)
 Sofia Amàlia (1666–1736), casada amb Albert Wolfgang de Hohenlohe-Langenburg (1659-1715).
 Gustau Adolf (1667–1683)
 Sofia Elionor (1669–1742)
 Sofia Dorotea (1670–1748)
 Felip Guillem, nascut i mort el 1671.

Carrera militar i govern
Durant la Guerra dels Trenta Anys (1618–1648), la família va fugir a Metz, on el 1640 va morir el seu pare. El 1643 la seva mare va tornar a Saarbrücken amb els nens. Des de 1645 a 1649 va estudiar a Basilea.

Fins al 1659, la seva mare va exercir la regència en nom seu. Però el 1660, Gustau Adolf i els seus germans Joan Lluís i  Walras prenen les regnes del comtat i divideixen el territori en els comtats de Saarbrücken i Saarwerden.

La seva carrera militar es va desenvolupar en diversos fronts: va lluitar en el bàndol francès contra Espanya; el 1658 contra Dinamarca, al servei del rei de Suècia  Carles Gustau X; i més tard, va servir a l'exèrcit imperial, possiblement fins a 1659.

Gustau Adolf, com a governant, es va dedicar a la reconstrucció del país devastat per la guerra, va propiciar la tornada dels refugiats i va reclutar colons per a l'agricultura i treballadors qualificats per a la indústria del vidre a Klarenthal, nom d'un districte de Saarbrücken que fa referència a la seva dona Elionore Clara.

Es va mostrar sempre hostil al rei Lluís XIV de França, negant-se a prestar el jurament de lleialtat requerit pel rei, fins i tot quan va ser capturat pels francesos el 1673 i portat a Metz. I no se li va permetre tornar al seu país fins un any després.

El 1676 es va inscriure a l'exèrcit imperial i a l'any següent va participar en la batalla de Phillipsburg a l'Alsàcia. Va morir a causa de les ferides que va patir en combat a la muntanya de Kochersberg, al nord-oest d'Estrasburg.

Bibliografia
 Ernst Joachim: Gustav Adolf, Graf von Nassau-Saarbrücken-Saarbrücken. A: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Band 10, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1879, S. 187 f.
 Fritz Kloevekorn: Gustav Adolf, Graf von Nassau-Saarbrücken. A: Neue Deutsche Biographie (NDB). Band 7, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1966, S. 334.
 Joachim Conrad: Gustav Adolf von Nassau-Saarbrücken. A: Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL). Band 25, Nordhausen 2005, , Sp. 512–517

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Q: How to merge two poly Bézier curves? I am battling with a programming problem.
Given two or more overlapping and interacting Bézier polygons, how can I perform merge (union) operations on a list of input Bézier polygons so as to produce merged Bézier polygons (polygons specified in Bézier format)?
Any resources in the Internet or algorithms about such implementations is very much appreciated.

A: There is an approach called de Casteljau subdivision which allows you to split a Bézier curve $B$ (parameterised by $t \in [0, 1]$) into two Bézier curves such that the first contains the points of $B(t) : t \in [0, t_0]$ and the second contains the points of $B(t) : t \in [t_0, 1]$. Details can be searched for on the web or found in a textbook on computational geometry.
Bézier curves have an important property called the convex hull property: because the weights of the control points are all non-negative in the relevant range of the parameter, the curve lies within the convex hull of the control points.
You can combine de Casteljau subdivision with the convex hull property to find the intersections of two Bézier curves to a desired level of precision.
findIntersections(Bézier b, Bézier c):
  if (b.convexHull intersect c.convexHull == {}):
    return {}
  if (b.convexHull.diameter() < epsilon):
    return {b.P0};
  // Simple approach: de Casteljau around t = 0.5
  // More sophisticated approach: use some heuristic
  // or trial-and-error technique
  (b1, b2) = b.splitAround(0.5);
  (c1, c2) = c.splitAround(0.5);
  return findIntersections(b1, c1) union
         findIntersections(b1, c2) union
         findIntersections(b2, c1) union
         findIntersections(b2, c2);

This can be adapted to unwind the de Casteljau subdivision and return values of the parameter $t$ instead.
After applying this to all pairs of Bézier curves (using intelligent filtering of some kind, e.g. a scan across the bounding boxes, to skip the pairs which obviously won't intersect), you can build up a cluster of disjoint curve segments, and then apply a wrapping algorithm to find the exterior ones.

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OT- picked up a beachy watercolor fly away tamer today, the material definitely goes white when stretched. Will not be flattering if it comes in other Luon pieces like a CRB, will stick to materials like the speeds if they come out.
Love the cadet blue/bali breeze/pink color combo! The after asana pants look nice in the photos, but anything with a tie in front is a pass for me.
Geez! I didnt pay attention to the after asana pant in the upload but after seeing these photos I had to order the cadet blue. And even though I've had bad luck with Lulu knitwear I also ordered the black iconic wrap. I wonder if the bali breeze wrap is going to look dated soon because of the colour? With my skintone I couldn't pull it off but it is pretty for tanks and other summery items. Seems a bit much for a sweater, though.
I would like to know why people are so into the iconic wrap. I don't find it to be flattering or of good quality. It also isn't very functional.
Those sweat trousers are a big no in my book.
Did I miss the release of the After Asana pant on the US site?
I am also wondering if I've missed out on the after asana pants. I'm in the US and have not seen them on the website.


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MLA style is a writing format primarily utilized in the humanities disciplines, with the goal of making citations, especially of language and literature, simpler. The Modern Language Association of America publishes a pair of guidebooks to that end, and while the guides spell out numerous complicated citation rules for all manner of sources, it is very simple to cite an editorial.
Collecting the Facts
To make a proper citation, you need to collect a handful of important information about the editorial. The seventh edition of the MLA Handbook and third edition of the MLA Style Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing stipulate that you must identify the title of the editorial and the publication in which it originally ran. You will also need to know the date and medium of publication. For all magazines or newspapers, the medium will be "print."
The Works Cited Page
After collecting the information, creating a citation for your works cited page is a breeze. First, list the title of the editorial, in quotation marks. Next, write the word "editorial" to identify the type of document being referenced. Now, list the italicized title of the periodical and the original date of publication, followed by a colon and the number of the page the editorial is printed on. Finally, list the medium of publication. All entries will be on the same line, and each entry ends with a period.
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In-text citations are used to refer the reader to the full citation and typically consist of the author's last name and a page number. In the chance that the author of a piece is not known, as is often the case for an editorial, you should simply place the title of the piece in quotation marks, and set it off in parentheses. If the title is cumbersome, you can use a shortened version for in-text citations.
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First published in 2005, Kyle Whitney has covered news and sports in the Midwest, Washington, D.C., and Beijing. His articles have appeared in newspapers and magazines in Michigan and China. Whitney is currently a local government reporter at a daily paper.


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A mystery novel packed with intrigue and suspense.
How would you feel if your little sister disappeared on your watch?
Carmel Hamilton makes a selfish decision which results in the kidnapping of little Polly. The situation is further exacerbated when another member of the family sustains dreadful injuries.
Shunned by her father and elder sister, Carmel sinks to the depths of guilt and misery fearing she will never again be deserving of love.
Ellis Towers finds the key to unlock the Hamiltons' deeply buried secrets – but what he discovers could save or destroy the whole family. What Happened to Polly is a mystery drama following a moment in time when the decision of one changed the lives of many.
That thought haunted me for some time afterwards, imagining her being kidnapped because of my selfishness. An uncountable number of lives would have been affected, some ruined.
Thanks for still being there, Kelly. I am one of many living a happy life because I was able to write this story as fiction.
This is a great book. It kept me engaged - and unhappy when my commute on public transportation was ending each day! I cared about the characters and felt like I knew each of them. The relatively surprise ending added a lot to an already great read. Nice going to the author. This is the first "free" book that I've downloaded, read, and kept on my Fire. Usually I read and delete or else start to read and delete. I can actually see myself reading this again some time. Thank you!
I read mysteries daily. Always able to guess the end. Not this one. Great read. I recommend it for a way to spend a lazy summer day.
An engrossing story full of intrigue. A well thought out plot with the suspense building at a steady pace. I would recommend What Happened to Polly to anyone who enjoys a good mystery with a healthy dose of love and action thrown in.
I enjoyed this book very much. The characters were fleshed out and the story was very good. You really felt bad for Carmel (and Polly). There was little swearing (that I recall) & not much in the sexual content so if you aren't crazy about that you don't have to worry. Doesn't bother me but I know it bothers some. The characters and the story were very believable (and you can definitely imagine that the family dynamics could be just like this) except for mother/boyfriend story. I know that the story had to come together but what Carmel's boyfriend came up with was a little bit over the top and highly improbable; however, it was really sweet that he did what he did so I tried to overlook this;) I look forward to reading any other books by this author.
Good book to read, holds interest throughout and surprise ending. Easy to follow the characters and I would recommend to anyone who likes reading a good fictional novel.
Just finished reading "What Happened To Polly" and thoroughly enjoyed this beautifully written, engaging hard to put down novel. Characters are well developed and believable in an interesting and varied plot. Intuitive, honest but also funny and inventive. A wonderful read.
An enjoyable journey, curious to the end. Characters and storyline create interest and a few OMG moments. My suspiscions were only half realised!
I LOVED this book. I found the author by accident and decided to download this book, thinking that if I didn't like it, it would be no big deal since it was on sale. I was so drawn into the story that I couldn't put it down. I downloaded it onto my Kindle late in the evening, but didn't get a chance to start reading until about 11:00. At 1 AM, I finally, regretfully, stopped reading since I had to be up for work in a few hours. I couldn't wait to get home to finish it. I even ordered pizza and brought it home so I could get right to the story. It was an amazing story, very well told and very entertaining. I recently downloaded her other book Moongolly and look forward to reading this one as well. Author Jennifer hanning is one my new favorites.
Loved this book, gripped you from the beginning. The ending wasn't what I was expecting but was in fact better than my thoughts on what was going to happen. Would definitely recommend this book. Haven't read any other books by this author but will look out for future books hoping for as good a read.
Thoroughly enjoyed this story and would recommend it to other avid readers of the suspense genre. I was hooked by the first few lines and kept reading until forced to quit. This author has a great voice and excellent style.
This is the first book I've read by Jennifer Hanning. It kept my interest from the beginning to the end. I found the book sad but some things in the book really shocked me as well. I really loved the ending. I would definitely read more books by this author.
A book that you just didn't want to put down. Sometimes we all make mistakes, this one will show how kids can put their self before their siblings and then regret it later.
This was a terrific book. I loved that we got to know what happened to the family after the kidnapping of Polly - where she went, what happened to her sisters and mother, and father. I loved the ending, but I saw it coming halfway thru the book. I'd love for a sequel to come out - how the sisters are doing, how their relationships with each other and significant others are going.
I loved this story and would recommend 'What Happened To Polly' to anyone who enjoys a good read. It flows so well that you get lost within the characters individual worlds, as if you are right in there with them, watching the story unfold. The emotions you feel as you go along are like being on a rollercoaster of the ups and downs to what is a sad story but one filled with hope. T here is everything here that you want from a story and I could not put this book down. Thank you to the author and can we have some more please.
I enjoyed this book! It was a quick one day read, the characters were easy to relate to and understand. The author kept me interested from start to finish, and actually wondering if there will be a sequel.
I love to read reviews and the synopsis of the story but usually just scan them as I don't want to know the WHOLE story. I don't like to read stories where a child is kidnapped or in danger. This book is not really about the missing child but the reaction of her family. I really like how the end doesn't tie it all up in a happy ending. An excellent book-highly recommended!
I'm so pleased I found this author and can't wait to read more of her work. Very easy reading, but beware - very engrossing. Don't start reading it late at night, unless you can sleep in the next day. Loved the plot with it's slightly different slant. Don't want to spoil the ending, but was pleasantly surprised to find it wasn't your usual "cops looking for little girl" mystery. Hope this book gets a bigger audience. It deserves one.
5.0 out of 5 stars "Clear the decks for this book!" 26 Jun 2012 By ElaineG, Amazon UK.
At the start Carmel is 10 years old and has been entrusted with looking after her 3 year old sister Polly. For just a few short minutes Carmel leaves her unattended and that is all the time it takes for Polly to be snatched. The first part of the story deals with the aftermath – Carmel is shunned by the rest of her family and ostracised at school. As she grows up she is torn with guilt and pain for what happened and misses her sister terribly, all the while never knowing what happened to her. Eventually, she starts a new life and through her own hard work and determination seems to make a success of her life. However, she never forgets the past and never totally comes to terms with what happened, and at the same time builds a huge wall around herself to try and protect herself from further hurt, only letting in her very special friends, including Ellis. And what did happen to Polly? The second part of the book deals with what happened to her and it is a very moving story indeed. At times, there seems to be very sinister, chilling undertones to the story – you are literally kept on the edge of your seat wondering just what is going to happen. The ending was a complete shock to me – and I was left feeling a bit disappointed that I had come to the end of the tale. The book is very well written with great characters, a wonderful plot and dialogue – highly recommended to anyone.
I read this book whilst on holiday and it was very enjoyable. The reader is immediately drawn to the main character and roots for her in her relationships with her odd family, and also in her career. You really want her to succeed after everything she goes through. Whilst I did thoroughly enjoy the book, I was thrown a bit by some of the events and their credibility in the real world. Nevertheless, it is a well-spun story, well-written enough to hold your interest and get involved with the main characters, so definitely worth reading – just suspend your cynicism for full enjoyment!
5.0 out of 5 stars "Ticked all the boxes", 30 April 2012 By Tishminx - Amazon, UK.
Another author I hadn't heard of, another book I probably wouldn't have read but is now in my radar. A painful book to read to a certain extent, I felt an overpowering urge to protect the main character (the one that left the girl tied to the fence) and was almost annoyed with the little girl. But thoroughly enjoyed the book, wanted to know how it ended but didn't want the book to end... that's my sign of a good book! Would recommend to others for a bit of mystery with a good story line and believable characters.
NB: There are many more reviews for What Happened to Polly on both Amazon US and UK.
"A thoroughly good read, with lots of unexpected twists and turns. A very "hard to put down" book. Invoked so many different emotions, loved it."
"Highly-recommended A very gripping mystery tale with very believable characters. Definitely worth a read."
"This is the first book I read by Jennifer Hanning. It kept my interest from the beginning to the end. I found the book sad but some things in the book really shocked me as well. I really loved the ending. I would definitely read more books by this author."
"I loved this book. I found that i was kept in suspense all through the. Did not even guess the ending. Recommend this book to all my friends. Fantastic read."
"Jennifer is a great storyteller. You can't go wrong with this book. A rollercoaster of emotions that you will love."
"This is one of those novels which is very hard to review without giving away important elements of the plot. The title might give the impression that this might be a gruesome account of the sufferings of a kidnap victim, but be reassured – it isn't. It is a well-written, thought-provoking and involving account of the long-term aftermath of the snatching of a young child. The characters are convincingly drawn. The plot twist at the end came as a complete surprise. Recommended."
"I really enjoyed this book.. The complexity of this family is unreal. The main character is so complex and is a joy to get to know."


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Q: Magento Address Templates Region Code I'm creating a website in Magento (v.1.9.2.4) and I want to format the addresses using only the region code instead of the whole region name (Ex: Rhode Island to RI)
I know the template is located on Customer Configuration > Address Templates

{{depend prefix}}{{var prefix}} {{/depend}}{{var firstname}} {{depend middlename}}{{var middlename}} {{/depend}}{{var lastname}}{{depend suffix}} {{var suffix}}{{/depend}}
  {{depend company}}{{var company}}{{/depend}}
  {{if street1}}{{var street1}}{{/if}}
  {{depend street2}}{{var street2}}{{/depend}}
  {{depend street3}}{{var street3}}{{/depend}}
  {{depend street4}}{{var street4}}{{/depend}}
  {{if city}}{{var city}},  {{/if}}{{if region}}{{var region}}, {{/if}}{{if postcode}}{{var postcode}}{{/if}}
  {{var country}}
  {{depend telephone}}T: {{var telephone}}{{/depend}}
  {{depend fax}}F: {{var fax}}{{/depend}}
  {{depend vat_id}}VAT: {{var vat_id}}{{/depend}}`

But when I change {{if region}}{{var region}} to {{if regioncode}}{{var regioncode}} or {{if region_code}}{{var region_code}} it does not work.
Does someone can help me with that?
I tried to search for a list of fields as well but I couldn't find anything.
Thanks

A: regioncode is not customer address attribute. Only region and region_id are available.

{{/if}}{{if region}}{{var region}}

will show the full region name like California
We can override the address block in our local folder and customize the code to show the regioncode like CA.
Change the customer address template:

System->Configuration->Customer->Customer Configuration

and scroll down to Address Templates and edit:

{{/if}}{{if region}}{{var region}} replace to  {{/if}}{{if
  region_id}}{{var region_id}}

To override the block copy

'app/code/core/Mage/Customer/Block/Address/Renderer/Default.php'

into

'app/code/local/Mage/Customer/Block/Address/Renderer/Default.php'

. Doing only this will let magento read this file from local folder instead of core folder and change render() method as below:
public function render(Mage_Customer_Model_Address_Abstract $address, $format=null)
    {
        switch ($this->getType()->getCode()) {
            case 'html':
                $dataFormat = Mage_Customer_Model_Attribute_Data::OUTPUT_FORMAT_HTML;
                break;
            case 'pdf':
                $dataFormat = Mage_Customer_Model_Attribute_Data::OUTPUT_FORMAT_PDF;
                break;
            case 'oneline':
                $dataFormat = Mage_Customer_Model_Attribute_Data::OUTPUT_FORMAT_ONELINE;
                break;
            default:
                $dataFormat = Mage_Customer_Model_Attribute_Data::OUTPUT_FORMAT_TEXT;
                break;
        }

        $formater   = new Varien_Filter_Template();
        $attributes = Mage::helper('customer/address')->getAttributes();

        $data = array();
        foreach ($attributes as $attribute) {
            /* @var $attribute Mage_Customer_Model_Attribute */
            if (!$attribute->getIsVisible()) {
                continue;
            }
            if ($attribute->getAttributeCode() == 'country_id') {
                $data['country'] = $address->getCountryModel()->getName();
            } else if ($attribute->getAttributeCode() == 'region') {
                $data['region'] = Mage::helper('directory')->__($address->getRegion());
            }else if ($attribute->getAttributeCode() == 'region_id') {

$data['region_id'] =
  Mage::helper('directory')->__($address->getRegionCode());

            } else {
                $dataModel = Mage_Customer_Model_Attribute_Data::factory($attribute, $address);
                $value     = $dataModel->outputValue($dataFormat);
                if ($attribute->getFrontendInput() == 'multiline') {
                    $values    = $dataModel->outputValue(Mage_Customer_Model_Attribute_Data::OUTPUT_FORMAT_ARRAY);
                    // explode lines
                    foreach ($values as $k => $v) {
                        $key = sprintf('%s%d', $attribute->getAttributeCode(), $k + 1);
                        $data[$key] = $v;
                    }
                }
                $data[$attribute->getAttributeCode()] = $value;
            }
        }

        if ($this->getType()->getHtmlEscape()) {
            foreach ($data as $key => $value) {
                $data[$key] = $this->escapeHtml($value);
            }
        }

        $formater->setVariables($data);

        $format = !is_null($format) ? $format : $this->getFormat($address);

        return $formater->filter($format);
    }

A: If someone is still looking for solutions, you can also add a helper class to convert the region to region code and call the helper function in your block.
Example
Assuming you have already created custom module
Package/module/Helper/Data.php
<?php
namespace Package\Module\Helper;
use Magento\Directory\Model\ResourceModel\Region\Collection;
use Magento\Directory\Model\ResourceModel\Region\CollectionFactory;

class Data extends \Magento\Framework\App\Helper\AbstractHelper
{
    /**
     * @var Collection
     */
    private $collectionFactory;

    public function __construct(
        CollectionFactory $collectionFactory
    ) {
        $this->collectionFactory = $collectionFactory;
    }

    /**
     * @param string $region
     * @return string[]
     */
    public function getRegionCode(string $region): array
    {
        $regionCode = $this->collectionFactory->create()
            ->addRegionNameFilter($region)
            ->getFirstItem()
            ->toArray();
        return $regionCode;
    }
}

Now need to override your core module
Package/module/etc/di.xml
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
    <preference for="Magento\Customer\Block\Address\Renderer\DefaultRenderer" type="Package\Module\Block\Address\Renderer\DefaultRenderer"/>
</config>

And Finally your custom block
Package/module/Block/Address/Renderer/DefaultRenderer.php
<?php
/**
 * Copyright © Magento, Inc. All rights reserved.
 * See COPYING.txt for license details.
 */
namespace Package\module\Block\Address\Renderer;

use Magento\Customer\Block\Address\Renderer\RendererInterface;
use Magento\Customer\Model\Address\AddressModelInterface;
use Magento\Customer\Model\Address\Mapper;
use Magento\Customer\Model\Metadata\ElementFactory;
use Magento\Directory\Model\Country\Format;
use Magento\Framework\View\Element\AbstractBlock;
use Magento\TestFramework\Event\Magento;
use Package\module\Helper\Data;

/**
 * Address format renderer default
 */
class DefaultRenderer extends AbstractBlock implements RendererInterface
{
    /**
     * Format type object
     *
     * @var \Magento\Framework\DataObject
     */
    protected $_type;

    /**
     * @var ElementFactory
     */
    protected $_elementFactory;

    /**
     * @var \Magento\Directory\Model\CountryFactory
     */
    protected $_countryFactory;

    /**
     * @var \Magento\Customer\Api\AddressMetadataInterface
     */
    protected $_addressMetadataService;

    /**
     * @var Mapper
     */
    protected $addressMapper;

    /**
     * Constructor
     *
     * @param \Magento\Framework\View\Element\Context $context
     * @param ElementFactory $elementFactory
     * @param \Magento\Directory\Model\CountryFactory $countryFactory
     * @param \Magento\Customer\Api\AddressMetadataInterface $metadataService
     * @param Mapper $addressMapper
     * @param array $data
     */
    public function __construct(
        \Magento\Framework\View\Element\Context $context,
        ElementFactory $elementFactory,
        \Magento\Directory\Model\CountryFactory $countryFactory,
        \Magento\Customer\Api\AddressMetadataInterface $metadataService,
        Mapper $addressMapper,
        array $data = [],
        Data $helper
    ) {
        $this->_elementFactory = $elementFactory;
        $this->_countryFactory = $countryFactory;
        $this->_addressMetadataService = $metadataService;
        $this->addressMapper = $addressMapper;
        parent::__construct($context, $data);
        $this->_isScopePrivate = true;
        $this->helper = $helper;
    }

    /**
     * Retrieve format type object
     *
     * @return \Magento\Framework\DataObject
     */
    public function getType()
    {
        return $this->_type;
    }

    /**
     * Retrieve format type object
     *
     * @param  \Magento\Framework\DataObject $type
     * @return \Magento\Customer\Block\Address\Renderer\DefaultRenderer
     */
    public function setType(\Magento\Framework\DataObject $type)
    {
        $this->_type = $type;
        return $this;
    }

    /**
     * Get the format of the address
     *
     * @param AddressModelInterface|null $address
     * @return string
     * All new code should use renderArray based on Metadata service
     */
    public function getFormat(AddressModelInterface $address = null)
    {
        $countryFormat = $address === null
            ? false : $address->getCountryModel()->getFormat(
                $this->getType()->getCode()
            );
        $format = $countryFormat ? $countryFormat->getFormat() : $this->getType()->getDefaultFormat();
        return $format;
    }

    /**
     * Render address
     *
     * @param AddressModelInterface $address
     * @param string|null $format
     * @return mixed
     * @SuppressWarnings(PHPMD.CyclomaticComplexity)
     * @SuppressWarnings(PHPMD.NPathComplexity)
     */
    public function render(AddressModelInterface $address, $format = null)
    {
        $address = $address->getDataModel(0, 0);
        return $this->renderArray($this->addressMapper->toFlatArray($address), $format);
    }

    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public function getFormatArray($addressAttributes = null)
    {
        $countryFormat = false;
        if ($addressAttributes && isset($addressAttributes['country_id'])) {
            /** @var \Magento\Directory\Model\Country $country */
            $country = $this->_countryFactory->create()->load($addressAttributes['country_id']);
            $countryFormat = $country->getFormat($this->getType()->getCode());
        }
        $format = $countryFormat ? $countryFormat->getFormat() : $this->getType()->getDefaultFormat();
        return $format;
    }

    /**
     * Render address by attribute array
     *
     * @param array $addressAttributes
     * @param Format|null $format
     * @return string
     * @SuppressWarnings(PHPMD.CyclomaticComplexity)
     * @SuppressWarnings(PHPMD.NPathComplexity)
     */
    public function renderArray($addressAttributes, $format = null)
    {
        switch ($this->getType()->getCode()) {
            case 'html':
                $dataFormat = ElementFactory::OUTPUT_FORMAT_HTML;
                break;
            case 'pdf':
                $dataFormat = ElementFactory::OUTPUT_FORMAT_PDF;
                break;
            case 'oneline':
                $dataFormat = ElementFactory::OUTPUT_FORMAT_ONELINE;
                break;
            default:
                $dataFormat = ElementFactory::OUTPUT_FORMAT_TEXT;
                break;
        }

        $attributesMetadata = $this->_addressMetadataService->getAllAttributesMetadata();
        $data = [];
        foreach ($attributesMetadata as $attributeMetadata) {
            if (!$attributeMetadata->isVisible()) {
                continue;
            }
            $attributeCode = $attributeMetadata->getAttributeCode();
            if ($attributeCode == 'country_id' && isset($addressAttributes['country_id'])) {
                $data['country'] = $this->_countryFactory->create()->loadByCode(
                    $addressAttributes['country_id']
                )->getName();
            } elseif ($attributeCode == 'region' && isset($addressAttributes['region'])) {
                $data['region'] = (string)__($addressAttributes['region']);
                $regionName = $addressAttributes['region'];
                $regionData= $this->helper->getRegionCode($regionName);
                $regionArray = $regionData;
                $data['region_code'] = $regionArray['code'];

            } elseif (isset($addressAttributes[$attributeCode])) {
                $value = $addressAttributes[$attributeCode];
                $dataModel = $this->_elementFactory->create($attributeMetadata, $value, 'customer_address');
                $value = $dataModel->outputValue($dataFormat);
                if ($attributeMetadata->getFrontendInput() == 'multiline') {
                    $values = $dataModel->outputValue(ElementFactory::OUTPUT_FORMAT_ARRAY);
                    // explode lines
                    foreach ($values as $k => $v) {
                        $key = sprintf('%s%d', $attributeCode, $k + 1);
                        $data[$key] = $v;
                    }
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'That's a good story'
When Mike Mast noticed swelling and irritation in his eye, he had no idea it would lead to neurosurgery—which would save his vision.
By: Sue Thoms More articles by Sue Thoms
Myron "Mike" Mast had not injured his left eye, but it "looked like I had been slugged," he said. He asked his ophthalmologist to take a look. (Chris Clark | Spectrum Health Beat)
Mike, an 80-year-old retired Grand Valley State University professor, wasn't worried when he first noticed the swelling and irritation. He felt no pain and his vision was not affected. (Chris Clark | Spectrum Health Beat)
"If the problem persisted much longer, it was very likely he would have had irreparable damage," Spectrum Health neurosurgeon Justin Singer, MD, left, said. (Chris Clark | Spectrum Health Beat)
"His problem was called a carotid cavernous fistula," Dr. Singer said. "It can cause pressure in the eye to elevate abnormally and can result in blindness and permanent eye damage." (Chris Clark | Spectrum Health Beat)
"I probably take care of a few of these cases a year," Dr. Singer said. "In the last five years, this is only the second time I have had to approach through somebody's eyeball." (Chris Clark | Spectrum Health Beat)
Mike recovered from the surgery, the swelling in his eye disappeared and his normal vision returned. "I was really relieved when everything turned out OK," he said. (Chris Clark | Spectrum Health Beat)
"People typically trivialize changes in vision," Dr. Singer said. "But they can be significant indicators of changes in your health. It's smart to see an eye doctor regularly." (Chris Clark | Spectrum Health Beat)
Mike said he appreciates having both eyes in working condition—for reading, watching television and the many Zoom calls with his sons and grandchildren. (Chris Clark | Spectrum Health Beat)
A simple trip to the eye doctor turned into a vision-saving experience for Myron "Mike" Mast.
He stopped by his ophthalmologist's office to have his glasses straightened. And while he was there, he asked if the doctor could take a look at his left eye.
Although Mike had not been injured, his eye "looked like I had been slugged," he said. "It looked a little red in different parts of the eye. I was a little bruised around the eye."
His question led to tests and, eventually, brain surgery at Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital.
"If the problem persisted much longer, it was very likely he would have had irreparable damage," Spectrum Health neurosurgeon Justin Singer, MD, said. "We are certainly happy we were able to help him."
Pressure builds
Mike, an 80-year-old retired Grand Valley State University professor, did not worry much when he first noticed swelling and irritation in his left eye in November 2020. He felt no pain. And at first, the swelling didn't affect his vision.
But he is glad he brought it to the attention of his ophthalmologist, Joseph Morehouse, DO, during his visit to Grand Rapids Ophthalmology in November 2020.
The irritation in his eye seemed unusual, Dr. Morehouse said. Mike also had a concerning history of falls.
Six months earlier, he had fallen on his front steps at home. And in 2017, he fell from the roof of a house while painting it—causing injuries that required hospitalization and inpatient rehab.
Dr. Morehouse ordered a CT scan to examine Mike's eye.
The scan revealed that an ophthalmic vein, one that drains blood from the eye, had become dilated.
Dr. Morehouse ordered a CT angiography to examine the blood vessels.
The scan revealed an abnormal connection between the vein and an artery, which caused a buildup of pressure behind his eye.
When he saw Mike just a week after the initial visit, Dr. Morehouse could see his condition had grown worse.
Mike's eye had become more red and it now protruded from the socket. He also had double vision.
Dr. Morehouse referred Mike to Spectrum Health neurosurgery specialists.
A difficult spot to reach
"His problem was called a carotid cavernous fistula," Dr. Singer said. "It can cause pressure in the eye to elevate abnormally and can result in blindness and permanent eye damage."
The condition can be caused by trauma, such as a fall, although it usually occurs close to the time of the injury. It can also be present from birth.
"The problem can be tricky to treat," Dr. Singer said.
To repair it, interventional neurosurgeons insert a catheter in a vein, usually in the leg or wrist, and follow the vein to the fistula behind the eye.
But often, the vein is difficult to navigate—and that was the case for Mike.
Instead, Dr. Singer took a more unusual approach—going through Mike's eye to reach the vein.
Using a special X-ray, he placed a needle under the bony ridge of his eyebrow to reach the sinus cavity.
He threaded a catheter into the vein—a tube that measures less than a half-centimeter wide. And through that catheter, he placed coils that blocked the blood flow from the artery into the sinus area.
Immediately after the procedure, the pressure started to drop in Mike's sinus cavity.
"I probably take care of a few of these cases a year," Dr. Singer said. "In the last five years, this is only the second time I have had to approach through somebody's eyeball."
'I was really relieved'
Mike recovered from the surgery, the swelling in his eye disappeared and his normal vision returned.
He appreciates having both eyes in working condition—for reading, watching television and the many Zoom calls with his sons and grandchildren.
"I was really relieved when everything turned out OK," he said.
As a social scientist, he appreciates the research behind innovative treatments, like the surgery Dr. Singer performed.
He's hoping the experience gained in his surgery will help other patients.
"It is interesting to see how the medical profession carries on finding novel ways of doing things," he said.
'The window into the body'
For Mike's doctors, his recovery shows the importance of taking care of your eyes.
"People typically trivialize changes in vision," Dr. Singer said. "But they can be significant indicators of changes in your health. It's smart to see an eye doctor regularly."
The eyes "are the window into the body essentially," Dr. Morehouse said. "We can look at a lot of different systemic diseases. We oftentimes save people's lives based on that."
An eye exam can reveal a number of conditions, including diabetes, high blood pressure, glaucoma, macular degeneration and cataracts.
"There is a normal aging process of the eye that goes along with the body," he said. "Even if you're feeling great, it's good to have established care (with an eye specialist). When things do go awry, you can get it treated appropriately and with a better response time."
He praised Mike for taking a proactive approach to his vision—and seeking help when a problem arose.
"He had a severe disease," Dr. Morehouse said. "We intervened quickly. It was treated quickly and managed appropriately. And now he is doing great.
"That's a good story."
Learn more about the care provided by Spectrum Health neuroscience specialists.
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Typ byl vyráběn v letech 1937–1946. Byl vybaven třístupňovou převodovkou a od svého předchůdce se lišil celou stavbou motocyklu i jiným motorem. Byl vybaven šlapkami.

Holandské motokolo
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NPA – Core Clearing and Settlement
The backbone of the New Payments Architecture (NPA) will be a new core clearing and settlement layer, which will enable money to move every time we pay a bill, pay back a friend, or a business pays its supplier – regardless of whether it's an online banking payment, Direct Debit or a cheque.
Faster Payments, Bacs and cheque payments have historically been processed using separate infrastructures – meaning there has been a mix of rules, standards and processes to follow. Bringing all of these payment schemes together has created an historic opportunity to rebuild the core clearing and settlement infrastructure from the bottom up, simplifying requirements for Payment Service Providers (PSPs) through interoperability and catalysing innovation.
NPA – Procuring the Core Infrastructure
We are working to competitively procure a strategic partner to deliver and operate the UK's NPA core clearing and settlement infrastructure.
The core clearing and settlement layer, which will take over the processing of more than £6.7 trillion of Bacs, Faster Payments and potentially cheque payments every year, is forecast for implementation after 2021.
The NPA will create a new framework that will allow new 'overlay services' to be easily developed, leading to greater competition and innovation, with new and better payments products and services.
The new procurement exercise follows the consolidation of Faster Payments and Bacs into Pay.UK, which has enabled the procurement for the successor to each of these schemes to be integrated inside the NPA programme. This has widened and enhanced the scope of requirements to include clearing and settlement of potentially all of the UK's non-card retail payments, rather than just the real-time aspect.
Specific details regarding the approach and timelines for the new procurement process were published in a prospectus on Thursday 18 October 2018.
Find out more about our how to get involved with the NPA programme here.
There are two sides to every payment – a payer and payee that typically hold accounts with different PSPs. This means that for payments to work for consumers and businesses all stakeholders in the system must follow the rules, standards and regulations that underpin payment systems and therefore payments are not just about technology
So, while we will procure and operate the clearing and settlement layer of the New Payments Architecture (NPA), its responsibilities for other layers of the ecosystem will be focussed on standards, rules, governance and licensing access to the clearing and settlement platform. We will also issue best practice guidelines to help ensure consumers and businesses get the best possible user journey from the various products and services that will utilise the NPA.
The various documents that make up the specification for the NPA's core clearing and settlement layer are currently in development, and are expected to be published in 2019.
In parallel with the activity to define, procure and implement a new clearing and settlement engine for the NPA, the 'scheme rules' for the NPA are being developed to support wider competition and innovation opportunities.
Find out more about the our general approach to standards here.


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For more than six years, Just Label It has advocated for consumers across the country in support of one basic principle: All Americans have the right to know if their food is genetically engineered, regardless of where they live and what technology they have. Yesterday, the Department of Agriculture released a final rule to implement the mandatory GMO disclosure law, passed in 2016. Read a statement from Gary Hirshberg, chairman of the Just Label It campaign. The final GMO labeling rule does not require labeling of highly refined ingredients from genetically modified, or GM crops, if no modified genetic material is detectable. Also in the news, over 9,000 plaintiffs have filed suit against the maker of herbicide Roundup over allegations the product caused non-Hodgkin lymphoma. In Crystal River Florida, city employees proposed to discontinue using glyphosate herbicides on public parks, playgrounds and beaches. In Aug. 2018, a jury in San Francisco unanimously found that Monsanto had failed to warn of the carcinogenic dangers of its popular Roundup herbicide and related products, which groundskeeper and terminal cancer patent Dewayne Johnson sprayed regularly. Thousands of other cancer victims are also suing Monsanto and awaiting their own day in court, but Johnson was the first to take the company to trial. The jury awarded Johnson a jaw-dropping $289 million, which a judge slashed to $78 million on Oct. 22. The Macron Government in France is offering its farmers a way out of glyphosate dependency within the next 3 years. Food Sustainability Index has named France the most sustainable county in the world when it comes to food, thanks to the country's ardent fighting of food waste, an acceptance and adherence of healthy lifestyles and their approach to sustainable agriculture. A southeastern Missouri cotton and soybean farmer has the distinction of being the first person in the United States to face federal charges over alleged dicamba misuse. In agricultural news, forty acres of farm land in America is lost to development every hour and there's a movement afoot to convert conservation land trusts into new farmer incubators. In many parts of the U.S. consumers can't even get access to fresh food locally. And finally, the ride-hailing app Lyft is helping low-income families get access to food.
I Won a Historic Lawsuit, But May Not Live to Get the Money
In Aug. 2018, a jury in San Francisco unanimously found that Monsanto had failed to warn of the carcinogenic dangers of its popular Roundup herbicide and related products, which Johnson sprayed regularly. Thousands of other cancer victims are also suing Monsanto and awaiting their own day in court, but Johnson was the first to take the company to trial. The jury awarded Johnson a jaw-dropping $289 million, which a judge slashed to $78 million on Oct. 22.
Statement from Just Label It on USDA's Final Rule for Nationwide Disclosures of GMO Foods
For more than six years, Just Label It has advocated for consumers across the country in support of one basic principle: All Americans have the right to know if their food is genetically engineered, regardless of where they live and what technology they have. Yesterday, the Department of Agriculture released a final rule to implement the mandatory GMO disclosure law, passed in 2016. Read a statement from Gary Hirshberg, chairman of the Just Label It campaign.
Final GMO labeling rule does not require labeling of highly refined ingredients from GM crops, if no modified genetic material is detectable
In its final GMO labeling rule the USDA says it will not mandate the labeling of highly refined ingredients from GM crops if no 'modified genetic material' is detectable, but it will allow manufacturers to make voluntary disclosures on such products in the interests of transparency.
First-Ever Honey Bee Vaccine Offers Hope for Pollinators and Fruit Growers
A growing number of honey bees die each year due to pesticides, vanishing habitats, poor nutrition, and climate change, with potentially disastrous consequences for agriculture and natural diversity. Now, scientists at the University of Helsinki have developed the first edible vaccine against microbial infections, hoping to save at least some of the pollinators. The first vaccine inoculates bees against American foulbrood, a globally spread disease that can kill entire colonies and whose spores can remain viable for more than 50 years. The technology may in future be used to combat fungal diseases and other bacterial infections.
Crystal River stops spraying manufactured weed-killers after resident urges caution
Crystal River staff recently proposed city employees discontinue using glyphosate herbicides on public parks, playgrounds and beaches. Instead, the city is testing out a more natural herbicide concoction and is looking at hiring a seasonal worker next year to help alleviate the burden of hand-picking weeds.
Missouri Farmer First In U.S. To Face Federal Charges Related To Dicamba
A southeastern Missouri cotton and soybean farmer has the distinction of being the first person in the United States to face federal charges over alleged dicamba misuse.
The world's top 10 countries for sustainable food
France is the most sustainable county in the world when it comes to food. Thanks to the country's ardent fighting of food waste, acceptance, and adherence of healthy lifestyles, and their approach to sustainable agriculture, they've nabbed the crown for this year's Food Sustainability Index … an accolade that they won last year as well.
How France and Germany Are Ousting Glyphosate In A Search For Healthy Soils and Pesticide-Free Crops
The Macron Government of France is offering its farmers a way out of glyphosate dependency within the next 3 years.
Forty Acres of Farm Land in America is Lost to Development Every Hour
There's a movement afoot to convert conservation land trusts into new farmer incubators.
An 'Unreasonable' Vision For The Future Of Food
New food innovations are popping up everywhere – from food grown in shipping containers in Nigeria's capital to sustainable supply chain solutions like insect-based animal feed to a grocery store model that increases low-cost food access while reducing waste. Despite lagging investment in food tech, which represents just one-tenth of health tech investments since 2010, intrepid entrepreneurs are scaling bold new ventures that are redefining sustainable business in the food sector.
Consumers file suit against Monsanto over Roundup; Company says it will 'vigorously' defend
Over 9,000 plaintiffs have filed suit against the maker of herbicide Roundup over allegations the product caused non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Lyft is offering $2.50 rides to grocery stores for people living in 'food deserts'
The ride-hailing app Lyft is helping low-income families get access to food.
Organic industry to introduce fraud prevention program in 2019
Members of an organic supply chain integrity task force have developed best management practices (BMP) guide to prevent organic fraud. Speaking at the Organic & Non-GMO Forum, Gwendolyn Wyard, vice president of regulatory and technical affairs at the Organic Trade Association (OTA), gave an update on the guide and other initiatives to address fraud in the organic industry.
Farm Bill Passes, and These Hemp Companies Will Be Big Winners
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Q: How to Put Link to Arbitrarily Numbered Next Section in Footer I want to put a link to the next section within my footer.
I'm using fancyhdr and hyperref.
The kick is that this is a homework file, so I'm jumping around sections (and between books), so there's no regular pattern to the numbering.
I'm hoping for a "set and forget" solution, that doesn't take any maintainence.
I've included an outline of my document below, with Lipsum text.
Any help would be appreciated.
\documentclass[14pt]{extreport}
%\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
%\usepackage{amsmath, amsthm, amsfonts, amssymb}
\usepackage[a4paper, total={6.5in, 8.75in}]{geometry}
%\usepackage[mode=buildnew]{standalone}% requires -shell-escape
%\usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}
%\usepackage{tikz}
%\usepackage{cancel}
\usepackage{lipsum}

\usepackage{fancyhdr}
\pagestyle{fancy}
\fancyhf{}
\fancyhead[L]{\rightmark}
\fancyhead[R]{\thepage}
\fancyfoot[C]{\hyperlink{toc}{\small Table of Contents}}
%\fancyfoot[L] LINK TO PREVIOUS SECTION
%\fancyfoot[R] LINK TO NEXT SECTION

\title{Stack Exchange Question}

\usepackage{hyperref}
\hypersetup{
    colorlinks,
    citecolor=black,
    filecolor=black,
    linkcolor=black,
    urlcolor=black,
    pdftitle=STEC-2500-2 Exercises,
    pdfauthor=Neil P,
    bookmarksopen=true
}
\begin{document}
    \maketitle
    \setcounter{tocdepth}{3}%Sets TOC to handle subsubsections (which is where notes and problems are stored.)
    \addtocontents{toc}{\protect\hypertarget{toc}{}} %A link to the toc itself
    \tableofcontents
    \newpage

    \chapter{Even More Techniques on Proofs}
    \setcounter{chapter}{6}
    \setcounter{section}{3}
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{7}
    \setcounter{section}{0}
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{1}
    \setcounter{section}{0}
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{1}
    \chapter{Finite and Infinite Sets}
    \setcounter{chapter}{9}
    \setcounter{section}{0}
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{1}
    \setcounter{section}{5}
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{9}
    \setcounter{section}{1}
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{1}
    \setcounter{section}{3}
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{section}{6}
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage
    \section{test}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

\end{document}

A: As requested, here's a solution that does it completely automatically.  You could write \mysection and \mysection* commands if you really hate writing \advancesec.
\documentclass[14pt]{extreport}
%\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
%\usepackage{amsmath, amsthm, amsfonts, amssymb}
\usepackage[a4paper, total={6.5in, 8.75in}]{geometry}
%\usepackage[mode=buildnew]{standalone}% requires -shell-escape
%\usepackage[dvipsnames]{xcolor}
%\usepackage{tikz}
%\usepackage{cancel}
\usepackage{lipsum}

\usepackage{fancyhdr}
\pagestyle{fancy}
\fancyhf{}
\fancyhead[L]{\rightmark}
\fancyhead[R]{\thepage}
\fancyfoot[C]{\hyperlink{toc}{\small Table of Contents}}
\fancyfoot[L]{\hyperlink{\prevlabel}{\contentsname}}
\fancyfoot[R]{\hyperlink{\nextlabel}{\autoref{\nextlabel}}}

\title{Stack Exchange Question}

\usepackage{hyperref}
\hypersetup{
    colorlinks,
    citecolor=black,
    filecolor=black,
    linkcolor=black,
    urlcolor=black,
    pdftitle=STEC-2500-2 Exercises,
    pdfauthor=Neil P,
    bookmarksopen=true
}

\newcounter{currsec}
\setcounter{currsec}{0}
\newcounter{nextsec}
\setcounter{nextsec}{1}

\newcommand\advancesec{%
\edef\prevlabel{sec:\thecurrsec}%
\addtocounter{currsec}{1}%
\label{sec:\thecurrsec}%
\addtocounter{nextsec}{1}%
\edef\nextlabel{sec:\thenextsec}%
}

\newcommand\prevlink%
{\fancyfoot[L]{\hyperlink{\prevlabel}{\autoref{\prevlabel}}}}
\newcommand\nonextlink{\fancyfoot[R]{}}

\begin{document}
    \maketitle
    \setcounter{tocdepth}{3}%Sets TOC to handle subsubsections (which is where notes and problems are stored.)
    \addtocontents{toc}{\protect\hypertarget{toc}{}} %A link to the toc itself
    \tableofcontents\label{sec:0}
    \newpage

    \chapter{Even More Techniques on Proofs}
    \setcounter{chapter}{6}
    \setcounter{section}{3}
    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{7}
    \setcounter{section}{0}
    \section{test}\advancesec\prevlink
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \section{test}
    \label{sec:7.2}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{1}
    \setcounter{section}{0}
    \section{test}\advancesec
    \edef\nextsec{sec:1.2}
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{1}
    \chapter{Finite and Infinite Sets}
    \setcounter{chapter}{9}
    \setcounter{section}{0}
    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{1}
    \setcounter{section}{5}
    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{9}
    \setcounter{section}{1}
    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{chapter}{1}
    \setcounter{section}{3}
    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \setcounter{section}{6}
    \section{test}\advancesec
    \lipsum[15]
    \newpage

    \section{test}\advancesec\nonextlink
    \lipsum[15]

\end{document}

Edit: This initially sets the previous-section title to the table of contents, until you change it to the section name in the second section.  (You could also just name them "Previous" and "Next," I suppose.)
It also fixes a problem that came up in a conversation with Javier Bezos and I suddenly remembered I had done myself.  Localization packages, including babel and polyglossia, may redefine \arabic in the current language.  Code that uses \arabic to programatically generate label names will then break.  I changed the code to use \the... instead.


2013 was a tremendous year for Nokia innovation particularly in imaging.
We ongoing to build up PureView technology, that first made an appearance this year around the Nokia 808 PureView, by delivering the Nokia Lumia 1020 using its enhanced BSI 41-megapixel sensor captured.
When designing the Lumia 1020, Nokia's leading imaging experts, Eero Salmelin and Juha Alakarhu combined a higher-resolution sensor using the optical image stabilisation (OIS) technology that first came out around the Nokia Lumia 920. By merging both technologies the Nokia Lumia 1020 has truly set a brand new benchmark on what you can do, and just what is expected, having a cameraphone.
Your camera module utilized on the Lumia 1020 was totally redesigned from previous models and both imaging sensor and OIS were refurbished for any new generation of thinner, sleeker mobile phones – a real task of engineering.
PureView has additionally came out on many other products all year round, like the Nokia Lumia 925, Lumia 928 and Lumia 1520, which offered our oversampling technology at 20 mega pixels..
The enhancements didn't visit the hardware innovation also came by means of new calculations and clever software.
Nokia Wise mode was initially introduced in May around the Nokia Lumia 925. It gave budding photography enthusiasts the opportunity to get clever using their photos and make some truly creative shots directly on the telephone.
If you take a number of ten shots inside a short burst, Nokia Wise Camera gave the forces to make use of all, or some, of those photos in a single image.
If somebody blinked in photo, Change Faces will swap the face area with another non-blinked on. You are able to remove passersby in addition to photobombers from the shot by choosing Remove Moving Object it's like these were never there!
Action Shot allows you to definitely highlight motion and produce each picture together into one shot, developing a unique trail of motion. And when you need to keep your subject still but slowly move the relaxation around the globe, Motion Focus would provide you with the illusion of exactly that while remaining perfectly still.
As though removing undesirable visitors out of your photos wasn't enough, Nokia Professional Camera was launched in This summer to alter the overall game once again.
Nokia Professional Camera was created to unlock the entire imaging potential from the Nokia Lumia 1020 also it later grew to become readily available for other Lumia PureView mobile phones, too.
By enabling individuals to take full charge of your camera configurations, Nokia Professional mode simplifies the controls formerly restricted to professionals utilizing a Digital slr.
The characteristics include the opportunity to by hand set the main focus, adjust ISO, shutter speed and exposure.
But by creating this kind of easy interface (UI), on the top from the added functions, the controls can be simply hidden if not being used to allow anybody to produce amazing photos on the smartphone.
In October, the highly acclaimed options that come with both Nokia Wise Camera and Nokia Professional Camera merged being only one application Nokia Camera.
Brushing the 2 applications creates a much better photography experience by reduction of the quantity of occasions you may want to switch between two different applications.
Again in October, a brand new imaging application was revealed Nokia Refocus.
Nokia Refocus takes a number of photos since the entire focus range possible in your phone and developing a depth map. It makes sense a photograph that you could interactive with to look for the perfect focus point, once you have taken the shot.
You are able to rework the photo as numerous occasions as you desire and share it for your internet sites where your buddies and family may also adjust the main focus themselves.
Getting RAW DNG support for Lumia would be a world's first, clouding the lines between professional cameras and mobile phones. Having the ability to shoot in RAW enables you to definitely do more together with your images and become more creative. DNG support can be obtained for Lumia 1520 now, and it is visiting Lumia 1020 soon.
In the end electricity costs with imaging within the high-finish, we introduced innovation towards the low-finish with Wise Self-Portrait.
The 'selfie' grew to become the term of the season, based on the Oxford Dictionaries, and getting the opportunity to take a high quality one is essential for most people today.
We first saw Wise Self-Portrait around the Nokia 301 in Feb. By using it, you can try the trunk-facing camera and also the phone uses voice prompts to help you towards the perfect selfie by suggesting something similar to left a little, right a little, until, click! Your ideal photo is taken for you personally.
What has been your favorite Nokia imaging innovation this season? Do tell us, within the comments section below.


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