Write an article based on this "Create a trip. Set your destination from a pin. Review the route. Review the turn-by-turn directions. Check the traffic. Use the navigation mode. Print your directions."
article: Tap the Arrow button (iPhone) or the "Directions" (iPad) button at the top of the screen to create a new trip. You can enter addresses into the Start and End fields, or let the Start be your current location. If you've placed a pin, the default End point will be that pin. You can change your mode of transportation by selecting one of the icons at the top. Selecting the Transit icon will prompt you to install a third-party transit app from the App Store. You can swap your Start point and End point by tapping the curved arrow next to the text fields. Tap "Route" to see the route from the Start point to the End point. You can set a destination from any pin on the map, either search results or a pin you've placed. Tap the pin to make a bubble appear above it. This bubble will say the name or address and have a car icon with a time underneath. Tap the car icon to set the location as your destination. When you set a destination, the map will change and show the route from your current location to your destination. The route will be highlighted in dark blue, while alternate routes will be highlighted by faint blue. The estimated times of each route will be displayed along the route itself, as well as at the top of the Maps screen. If alternate routes use a different means of transportation, such as walking, you will see the icon next to the route's time. Tap the List button at the bottom of the screen to see the entire list of turns from start to finish. You can scroll the list if there are too many turns to fit. Click the "i" button at the bottom-left corner of the screen, and then tap "Show Traffic". Heavy traffic will be indicated by red dashed lines, while moderate traffic will be represented by a smaller dotted line. If there's a lot of traffic on your route, consider trying one of the provided alternatives. When you tap "Start", the navigation mode will begin. The map will change to orient to your current direction, and the current instruction will be displayed at the top of the screen. Maps will scroll through the instructions as you proceed down the route, or you can slide through them with your finger to see how each turn looks. If you stray off your route, Maps will automatically try to calculate a new route to reach your destination. If your iOS device is connected to an AirPrint printer, you can print your map by clicking the Share button and then selecting Print. Select your printer and choose the number of copies. A map of your route along with turn-by-turn directions will be printed.

Write an article based on this "Choose match-generating sites for a more tailored approach. Opt for "see and screen" sites for fun, fast-paced connections. Highlight your own unique personality rather than listing what you want. Write honest and specific examples rather than generic descriptions. Choose high-quality photos that show your face and your body."
article: Many dating sites use algorithms based off of your answers to quizzes and surveys to generate potential matches for you. If you would like to be paired with someone who has similar interests and beliefs right off the bat without having to screen their profiles yourself first, this may be a great option for you! There are broad-based match-generating sites as well as ones that focus on a particular niche (like location, age, sexual preference, religion, income, and so on). You may want to create profiles on both broad-based and niche sites to optimize how many matches you have to choose from. Match, Elite Singles, Zoosk, and eharmony are well-rated match-generating sites. Unlike match-generating sites that do the initial screening for you, "see and screen" sites give you a more active role in matching yourself with other individuals. With these sites, you get to view profiles and pictures and make a decision yourself about whether or not you think you'd be a good fit. It can be a fun way to meet people you might otherwise not have matched with. Bumble, Tinder, OkCupid, Hinge, The League, Her, and Chappy are popular "see and screen" dating apps. Nearly all dating sites require you to write a profile for yourself, and this is a great opportunity to showcase who you are! Spend 70% of the space introducing yourself and 30% of the space writing about what you want in a romantic partner. Someone might be a great match for you but could skip over your profile if they feel you're too picky or that they don't exactly match what you wrote you want. Each site has different profile guidelines, so write a unique, tailored bio for each dating site you use. Avoid cliche statements like, "I like to have fun," or "I love to laugh." These kinds of lines don't reveal very much about who you are. Instead, say something like, "I love rock climbing and watching old black and white movies," or "I enjoy going to comedy shows and open mic nights, and I'm always down to try out a new restaurant in town." If you love to travel, write something about where you're planning to go next. If you have pets, write about them. If you love reading, say what you're currently into. The more specific you can be, the better. Even if you're a skilled selfie taker, use a high-quality, high-resolution image with good lighting and detail. Avoid using group photos, as someone looking at it won't be able to tell who you are right away. Don't conceal any part of your face especially your eyeswith things like sunglasses, hats, or hair. For a full-body shot, consider using an action shot taken outdoorsfor instance, rollerblading on the boardwalk. Doing so helps you seem energetic and fun-loving.

Write an article based on this "Write an old-fashioned love letter to send by regular post. Send an email out of the blue. Make him the last person you talk to each night."
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While you can send an email instantly, getting a package, or letter in the post is a much more intimate and a heartfelt effort. Letters also create a keepsake that just can't happen via email. Don't worry about writing the perfect poem or something profound, the fact that you made the effort to write is enough. You can draw a picture, find a heartfelt pre-made card or even send a postcard from a special place. If you want to try to write something special, try telling the story of how the two of you met. Give him special details that create a bond that only you two share. Keeping a long distance relationship special means making an extra effort, including sending an email just because instead of always replying to their emails. This can be as simple as a quick message to say they are on your mind or sending something funny. Keep in mind you may not always get a reply right back, we can't expect the other person to always be available but you can make an effort to send them an email they can read when they are. No matter how busy you each get, taking the time to set aside routines like ending every night with each other on the phone or video chat makes the other person know they are important. Make plans to make time every day for each other.