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There are several bacteria which can grow in the intestinal tract and cause a mild to severe and life-threatening illness. These bacteria include campylobacter, salmonella, shigella, e. Coli, listeria, and botulism. Each causes a unique set of symptoms which your physician can diagnose and treat, but prevention is best. Sometimes food and water may become contaminated, so it is important to stay informed to avoid ingesting contaminated food or water. Listen to the news in your local area for information if there is contamination found in the local water supply. If your find out that your water supply is contaminated, purchase and drink/cook with bottled water and refrain from showering until the water supply is safe again. Listen to the news for food recalls. Contamination is a common problem, so it is important to stay informed. If you learn that a certain type of food has been recalled, dispose of any of that type of food that is in your home and seek medical attention if you consumed any of it before hearing about the recall. Hand washing is an important step in preventing bacterial infections in and out of the kitchen. You should always wash your hands before and after you handle food. It is especially important to wash your hands thoroughly after using the bathroom or changing diapers, before you start working in the kitchen. Washing and cooking your food thoroughly can also help to prevent any harmful bacteria from getting into your system. Wash all fruits and vegetables before consuming them and cook animal products well to help kill off any harmful bacteria that might be in the food. Avoid eating raw or undercooked meat, poultry and eggs. Do not cross contaminate your food by using the same utensils for raw meat or eggs and fresh fruits and vegetables until those utensils have been thoroughly washed. Make sure you also thoroughly clean sinks, cutting boards, counter tops after handling these items, as contaminated surfaces are often to blame for cross-contamination. Do not consume anything that has a foul smell or of the can looks bloated. These are signs of botulism, which is an extremely dangerous bacteria. If consumed, botulism may be fatal. Foodborne botulism is associated with home canned foods with low acid content, such as asparagus, green beans, beets, and corn. Follow strict canning procedures when canning your own food at home. Do not give honey to children under the age of 12 months. It can contain a strain of botulism known to cause infant botulism.

summary: Learn about harmful intestinal bacteria. Stay informed about food and water recalls. Keep your hands clean when you prepare food. Wash and cook your food well. Watch for botulism.

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Be sure to leave the city through the large door at the Bazaar. The door will lead you to the palace walls. Enter through the path to your right, which leads to the sand-swept ruins where you will have the chance to ride Aladdin's Magic Carpet. To get to it, just head north until you reach the middle of the ruins, and then head west. Keep going until you see a tall tower with an opening on the upper part of it. To get there, enter through the tower window. In the chamber, you will see a large chest and a save point. Just open the large chest to get the last torn page. Now that you've collected all five pages, go to Merlin's house at Hollow Bastion, and interact with Winnie the Pooh's book.

summary: Head to Agrabah. Look for Aladdin's Magic Carpet. Go to the tall tower. Go to the ruined chamber. Receive the fifth torn page.

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Try to pick a variation of your own name, like your first initial and your last name ("jsmith" for John Smith) or your first and last name joined with an underscore (john_smith). You can also try eliminating the vowels (JHNSMTH) or replacing them with V's (jvhnsmvth). Use your nickname, or pair your name with a passion or hobby. If you love to bake and plan to post lot's of food pictures, something like "SmithBaker" will work. Choose a name that rhymes or uses alliteration so it sticks in people's minds. Avoid overly cutesy or childish names, like "unicorn_xoxoxo". Try to describe yourself or your account in just a few words. List a few things that are important to you. For example: "Coffee/Photography/My Dog Charlie" or "Explorer, Dreamer, and Writer." Add a link if you have a blog, Twitter, Tumblr, or other website you want people to check out. Many Instagram hipsters identify their city or country in their bio: "Ceramic artist based in Austin, TX." You may simply wish to state where you're from and nothing more. Try to think of a quote that inspires you or sums up your personality. It can be funny or insightful. Think about a line from a movie, book, or song that you relate to, or post a silly pun. Choose either a portrait-style picture or one that shows you in your element or a beautiful location. If you have a photo of yourself standing in front of a lake in the mountains, that's the one you want to use. Desaturate the picture to give it a vintage feel. If you're a girl, style yourself wearing a beanie or a floppy hat. Wear your regular glasses or sunglasses (bonus if the frames are round). You want your hair to be loose and wavy if possible, or opt for a popular top-knot and forget the hats. Makes sure your makeup is on point consider a bold lip color. If you're a guy, you may want to rock the beanie look as well. Glasses and a beard are a must. Wear a flannel or a vintage t-shirt.
summary: Choose a username. Write a bio. Choose your profile picture.