INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The largest dysentery risk is living or spending extended periods of time in areas that lack proper sanitation. If you live in or have recently visited an underdeveloped or developing country, your chances of contracting dysentery are much greater. If you have been high-risk area and feel any symptoms, contact your doctor immediately. People who live in group housing or participate in extended group activities have an increased risk as these situations make the bacteria easier to spread. Outbreaks are common at daycares and community centers, community pools, nursing homes, jails, and barracks. Toddlers are also typically at a higher risk than adults. Bacillary dysentery generally appears within 1 to 3 days of infection and often has symptoms mild enough that no medical intervention is required. The most common symptoms are a mild stomach ache or cramps and diarrhea. Other symptoms may include: Blood or mucus in your feces Severe abdominal pain or cramping Fever Nausea Vomiting Typically the more severe form of this condition, amoebic dysentery can last for several weeks. Left untreated, it may cause ulcers, eat through intestinal walls, and spread through the bloodstream into other organs. Symptoms may include: Watery diarrhea Mucus, blood, or pus in your stool Severe abdominal pain or cramping Fever and/or chills Pain when passing stool Fatigue Intermittent constipation

SUMMARY: Determine whether you are at risk for dysentery. Look for symptoms of bacillary dysentery. Check for symptoms of amoebic dysentery.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're doing an activity, use what you're doing to make for instant conversation. If you want to talk about something else, talk about things like: How gross the lunch was today "Was there something crawling in the meatloaf surprise?" How the weather is today. An old standby, but still a great conversation starter. How the football game went. Many guys like sports, and if you went to or heard about the big game, he would love to talk to you about it. If you liked your conversation, tell him you have to go but would love to talk to him again about the same things, to learn more. When you see him again, talk to him by picking up where you both left off. The more you talk, the better bond you'll grow. Friendships grow and bloom through conversation, it just takes time. Tease him and have fun with him. Just don't go to far or do it too much in case you come across as forcing the relationship. Your friendship will become as strong as ever by taking it easy and enjoying being in each other's company.

SUMMARY: Have some conversation ideas ready to hand for when try to talk to him. Show interest. Invite your new friend over to do things together and have a great time hanging out.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: She has a level 18 Clefairy and a level 20 Miltank. Keep on following the trail until you see an odd tree in the way. You can also reach Route 36 by going east nearby the gate leading to National Park on Route 35 and using Cut on the tree by the Bug Catcher trainer. You don't have to capture the Sudowoodo. Just make sure that you somehow manage to make it go away. There is only one Sudowoodo in the game unless you trade with someone, so that's basically the only time you get to see one. Be sure to save before battling it, so you can restart if you fail by being defeated or by defeating it (if you wanted to catch it). Sudowoodo is a Rock type, not a Grass type (even though it looks like a tree). He will then give you the Rock Smash TM.

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Get to Goldenrod City. Defeat the gym leader, Whitney. Go inside the house that is either next to or above the gym, and there should be two girls inside. Talk to the girl at the table, and she should give you the Squirt Bottle. Go north and when you reach National Park, go east to Route 36. Use the Squirt Bottle on it and a level 20 Sudowoodo will attack you. Battle the Sudowoodo. After defeating, capturing, or fleeing from the Sudowoodo, follow the trail on the right and talk to the chubby guy that is closest to you.