Write an article based on this "Choose who to include in your talk. Decide when to talk. Pick an environment. Be direct. Be honest. Try to see their side. Be open to compromise."
article: Choose whether to speak with your dad or your mom. You can speak with them separately or at the same time. Think about who you don’t want involved in your conversation, like siblings.   Having your siblings around may make you feel too vulnerable to honestly open up to your parents. You may be afraid they will try to get their two cents into the conversation. If you are closer to one parent more than the other, focus on having this conversation with them. They will either inform your other parent on their own, or their opinion could be the only one that matters to you. Remember that your parents are probably thinking about a thousand things at once and if either of them work, they won't have that much time on their hands. Based off what you know about their schedule, pick a timeframe that you know they will be able to give you their undivided attention.  Wait a few hours after they get home from work so they can calm down and de-stress from their day. Talk with your parents on the weekend during breakfast. They are more likely to be relaxed during this time and may be more willing to discuss, rather than dictate. Don't bring up the conversation too casually when they are in the middle of doing something, like getting ready for work or taking care of your sibling. Where you talk should be dependent on where you feel comfortable and where you know your parents will be the most level headed. If your house is usually loud and busy, maybe go for a walk with your parents to talk about this sensitive topic. Or bring it up the next time you are in a long car ride with either of them.   The calmer the environment, the better you will feel about being vulnerable with your parents. If you decide to go for a walk, pick a route you know does not have that many people. If there are strangers around, you may feel anxious they are overhearing your conversation. Speak as clearly as you can about how you want to date a guy older than you. Speaking to the point will show that you are confident enough to understand how you feel, which in turn will show your parents that you are mature enough for this relationship.   Write down how you plan to start your conversation. “Mom, I’d like to talk to you about boys and dating.”  Don't beat around the bush. "I have a friend who wants to start dating an older guy." The more honest you are with your parents, the more likely they will trust you down the line. Especially when talking about you dating an older guy, don’t hide the truth of your situation or over exaggerate for drama’s sake. Lying will only hurt your chances. Your parents are overprotective for a reason. If they are telling you why they don’t want you to date an older guy, try your best to see where they are coming from. When you start understanding their side of the argument, make sure to let them know. They will put more weight on your views and feelings if they see you are attempting to understand their own.   You want your parents to take you seriously. Do not use an aggressive or whiney tone to convince them. Talk with them in a friendly manner, making sure to actively listen when they speak. Your attitude will dictate theirs. Overprotective parents may not give you what you want the first time around, but this doesn’t mean you have to give up. Make sure everyone involved is allowed to express their needs, concerns, and issues dealing with you dating an older guy. You may have to deal with a few restrictions on your new relationship at the start.   Your parents may consent to you dating an older guy only if the dates are supervised. Don't fight, instead do what they say and eventually they may loosen their grip. You may not be allowed to go on dates during the school week. Accept it for now and maybe they will increase your privileges with time.

Write an article based on this "Study the options available to you to meet your financial goals. Remember that the same goal may be met in a multitude of ways. Determine whether one goal will impact another."
article: Generally, your options will resolve into two categories: utilizing existing resources in new ways, or generating new income.  For each goal, consider whether you should:  Continue the same course of action. Expand your current situation. Change your current situation. Take a new course of action. To save money for that backpacking trip to Europe, for example, you might replace your coffee shop stops with home-brewed coffee and save $20 per week.  Alternatively, you might provide child care for a friend one afternoon a week and apply your earnings toward the trip. In addition to identifying alternative courses of action within your financial goals, you should consider how your goals interact.  You might consider travel a "lifestyle" goal, for example, but after careful consideration realize that pursuing the educational goal of studying a foreign language will enable you to travel more cheaply — or even pursue a career as a translator or businessperson working in a foreign country.

Write an article based on this "See your doctor if you have pain after eating. Get emergency medical care if you have severe abdominal pain."
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The most common indication of cholecystitis is pain after you eat, especially after eating a large or fatty meal. The pain is usually in your upper right abdomen. See your doctor if this occurs regularly or suddenly.  The pain can sometimes also be felt in your right shoulder, between your shoulder blades on your back, or in the center of your abdomen just below your breastbone. It may also feel tender when you touch your abdomen. Pain can last from a few minutes to hours. You may also have nausea, vomiting, or a fever (a temperature of 100.4°F/38°C or higher). Cholecystitis is often caused by gallstones that block the bile duct and cause bile build-up in the gallbladder. It’s important to see your doctor to resolve the problem and prevent complications like gallbladder rupture. Seek emergency care if you have stomach or abdominal pain that is so severe you can’t sit still or get comfortable. This can be a sign of a serious illness that needs prompt treatment. Have someone drive you to the hospital, or call emergency services for help.  If you get a high fever of 104°F/40°C or higher, or the whites of your eyes turn yellow, call for emergency care. If you have acute symptoms, you need to go to the hospital immediately for a prompt diagnosis and to receive intravenous fluids. A surgical consultation is also necessary.  Although you may not need immediate surgery, inpatient care and initial supportive care are necessary.