Problem: Article: With epididymitis, pain usually starts on one side, rather than both at the same time. Over time, it may slowly expand to both sides. Typically, you'll notice pain on the underside of your testicle first, though it will spread to the whole testicle. The type of pain differs depending on how long the epididymis has been inflamed; it may be a sharp or burning pain. If pain comes on quickly in both testicles, it's likely not epididymitis. However, you should definitely still be seen by a doctor. The swelling or redness may be on one side only or spread to both sides over time. Your testicle may also feel warm, and you may feel uncomfortable sitting because of the swelling in the testicle. The testicle will also appear red because of the increased blood flow to the area and become swollen because more fluid is leaking into the infected area. You may also notice a lump on your affected testicle that's filled with fluid. You may find urinating painful with this condition. You may also feel the need to go to the bathroom more often than usual, or that you need to urinate with more urgency. You may also have blood in your urine. Often, epididymitis results from an infection that starts in the urethra and then moves up the tube, eventually infecting the epididymus. Any infection in the urinary tract can irritate the bladder, causing pain. Sometimes, a clear, white or yellowish discharge may appear at the tip of your penis due to the inflammation and infection of the urinary tract. This symptom is more likely if your infection is caused by an STI. Don't worry. Even if it is an STI, it's still likely to be easily treatable. As the inflammation and infection spread throughout the body, fever can occur as a defense mechanism. Chills may accompany your fever, as well. Fever is your body's way of fighting off infection. Anything over 100F (38C) means you need to visit the doctor. Acute epididymitis is characterized by symptoms that have been present for fewer than 6 weeks. Symptoms that stick around for longer than 6 weeks are indicative of chronic epididymitis. Let your doctor know how long you've been experiencing your symptoms, as this may impact your treatment.
Summary: Pay attention to testicular pain that begins on one side. Look for swelling or redness in your infected testicle. Notice urinary symptoms. Look for urethral discharge. Take your temperature to see if you have a fever. Keep track of how long you experience your symptoms.

Problem: Article: When they've reached the fall-apart stage, take them out to get them ready for the next step. It's time for the final stage of cooking, which will ensure the ribs have a crispy exterior. If you treated your ribs with a rub, you can skip the barbecue sauce, but either way it adds a flavor burst to the ribs. Paint the top of the ribs with a liberal amount of barbecue sauce. You can whip up your own barbecue sauce by simmering the following ingredients together for 30 minutes beforehand: 1 1/2 cups ketchup 1/2 cup brown sugar 3 garlic cloves, minced 3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1/2 teaspoon salt Let them cook for an additional 10 minutes under the broiler, until the tops of the ribs turn brown and crispy. Place them on a plate to cool for a few moments. Barbecue beef ribs are excellent with potato salad, macaroni salad and extra barbecue sauce.
Summary: Remove the ribs from the oven or grill. Open the foil and add barbecue sauce. Place the ribs under the broiler. Remove the ribs from heat. Serve the ribs.

Problem: Article: Look for a beginner class in a style of dance that your boyfriend or girlfriend would love. Salsa, swing, and waltz are fun even if you have no experience! Drop-in classes at dance studios or recreation centers tend to be $5-15 per person. Call to let the studio know that you are planning to come for a drop-in class, so that they can make sure they have enough room in the class. Prepare a special meal of crackers, cheeses, fruits, meats, and dessert by shopping in the sale section at the grocery store. It doesn't have to be fancy! Bring instant hot chocolate or that bottle of wine you've had sitting in your kitchen for a while. Use an old blanket or towel to sit on, and carry your food around in a container you already have, like a backpack or suitcase. You can have a picnic in your backyard if you don't feel like traveling anywhere far. Skip the expensive theater tickets and get a movie from a RedBox for $1.50 instead. Sometimes the library will have classic romance titles that RedBox doesn't, like "Singin' in the Rain" or "Casablanca". The library is even better because it's totally free! . Put on warm clothes and step out to check out the night sky. If you want to travel somewhere by car, bring blankets, a thermos of hot chocolate, and enough gas to get you there and back. Find somewhere on the city outskirts where the sky is clear. Take along a star chart and look for stars that you know. Choose a star just for the two of you and make a promise to look for it every Valentine's Day. Leave a series of short love poems that also act as a hint for where to find the next clue. Take your loved one to places that were important in your relationship, like the coffee shop where you met or the stairs of the building where you had your first kiss. Meet them at every step with a small gift, like a hand-picked flower or piece of their favorite candy. Children's watercolor paint kits are cheap and come with a brush or two. You can find these in the kids' craft sections at any general store like Wal-Mart or Target. You also don't need any special paper to make them work; printer paper works just fine! Let them dry and hang them up to look at every day. Don't worry about being a good artist. Watercolor is naturally messy and hard to control, so in the end, your painting might not look much like your partner! That's okay; it's the thought that counts.
Summary: Take a one-time partner dance class. Have a picnic. Rent a movie from RedBox or the library. Stargaze Devise a romantic scavenger hunt. Paint portraits of each other in watercolor.

Problem: Article: Ich bin_____Jahre alt - I'm _____ years old Ich bin am _____ 19_____ geboren - I was born on _____ 19_____ Mein Geburtstag ist am _____ - My birthday is on _____ The following are general statements about your height. Remember that Germans use the metric system, so if you'd like to be more precise, make sure to convert your height from feet to meters. Ich bin gro/klein - I'm tall/short Ich bin ziemlich gro/klein - I'm rather tall/short Ich habe braune/blaue/grune Augen - I have brown/blue/green eyes Ich habe braune/blonde/schwarze/rote Haare - I have brown/blond/black/red hair Being able to say something more personal about yourself can form a connection to the person with whom you're speaking. Ich bin mude - I'm tired Mir ist kalt - I feel cold/I'm cold Mir ist warm - I feel warm/I'm warm Ich bin froh - I'm happy (about something) Ich bin traurig - I'm sad Ich bin nervos - I'm nervous Ich bin geduldig - I'm patient/I'm a patient person Ich bin ungeduldig - I'm impatient/I'm an impatient person Ich bin ruhig - I'm calm/I'm a calm person Ich bin unruhig - I'm anxious
Summary:
Learn how to talk to people about your age and birthday. Talk about your height. Tell people about your hair and eye color. Describe how you're feeling and some of your personality traits.