Write an article based on this "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."
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.

Write an article based on this "Install an AirPrint-compatible printer on your network. Open the item you want to print. Tap the "Share" button. Select "Print". Select your printer. Print the file. Use a printer-specific app."
article: You can either install the printer as a network printer or connect it to a computer and share it. AirPrint printers allow you to print wireless from your iOS device as long as it is connected to the same network. You can print from most apps that support opening files, such as Mail, Photos, Pages, and a variety of others. This looks like a square with an arrow coming out the top. This will open the AirPrint printing menu. Your AirPrint printer should appear in the list of printers as long as you are connected to the same network. If your printer is not showing up on the list, try turning the printer off and then back on. This may help fix its network connection. Your file will be sent to the printer, and it should begin printing momentarily. Many printer manufacturers offer apps that allow you to print to their network printers, even if they aren't AirPrint compatible. You can usually download these apps for free from the App Store. Make sure to download the correct app for your printer manufacturer. The HP ePrint app won't be able to print to Canon printers.

Write an article based on this "Record the data that comes out of the trench. Put aside any of your finds and take them to a historian or your local museum for advice. Consider your conclusions. Close your pit by replacing the soil and turf."
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Ideally, photograph or draw each layer or interesting find in context. This data can often be very important for a historians to learn from. Most people can recognise a coin and scrap of ceramic as the things they are, but a local historian can give a far more interesting and informative analysis of how old the find really is and may provide interesting historical facts with it. Be careful to examine and record everything that comes out of your test pit. Chunks of wood may be remains of a dead tree stump or branch, but if they also carry tool marks, this shows human activity even if it was simply chopping up firewood and a piece fell behind. The same applies to stones, especially flint-like stones if you live in an areas with known or suspected ancient occupation. These stones may be plain and natural, but some stone may be "worked", meaning it has been shaped for decorative or functional purposes. Traces of cement, mortar, plaster or chiseling frequently reveal that a stone has been part of something, such as being part of a tool, or could denote a place that these materials were produced. Anything very delicate should not be cleaned by a hobbyist if it may be of any historical or analytical importance. Most finds can be brushed clean or even lightly cleaned in water if they are robust enough to tolerate it. While the chances of finding an ancient treasure is rare, you may find some evidence of people being in your area many decades before you, perhaps even one hundred years ago. Don't neglect the banaleveryday objects help to rebuild a picture of life as it once was, revealing what people did in times now gone and can tell you things such as the level of wealth or lack of it, the technological state of the community and the reliance on local or imported products. Be sure to mark out where you made the pitthis is useful not only in case you found something or wish to return to the site later, but finding nothing is a result, so you wouldn't want to re-dig it when you already know what's there. It's recommended to either draw a map, or print out a satellite image of your backyard from Google Maps or other online map programs and to outline on this map where you placed your trench.