INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Popular registries include DreamHost, Hover, Name.com and Name Cheap. It might say "Check this domain" or "Search your Domain" or something similar. You might get a Congratulations! message if the domain name is available. Evaluate other options. If your proposed domain name is not available, many registries will offer alternatives. For example, if you wanted www.thedog.com and it is not available, the registry might suggest www.thedoggy.com or www.thedog.net. You do not want to wait, because someone else may claim it.

SUMMARY: Open the webpage of any domain name registry. Look for a search box. Type the name of your proposed domain name into the box. Look for some kind of indication that the domain is either taken or available. Buy the domain name if it is available.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have a bike in mind, a quick search of the brand and type of bike will show you most of the websites where it's listed for sale. Get a good idea of the price for the bike, and see if there are any retailers near you that carry that model. Look for retailers in your area who have brick-and-mortar stores as well as online purchase options. That way, you can test drive the bike at the store and then buy the bike you want online. In some cases, you can purchase the bike online but have it shipped to a store to save on shipping costs. Check out sites like eBay and Craigslist for used bikes. For new bikes, check out major retailers, like REI for mountain bikes, and brand websites. eBay can be a reasonable choice for shoppers on a budget because you can place bids. Remember, you will likely have to pay for shipping if you buy from eBay, and that can be expensive. Be sure to check the seller's feedback to make sure they're reputable. Craigslist allows you to pick up your bike locally, and you probably won't have to assemble it. This gives you the added benefit of potentially being able to sit on and test drive the bike before you buy. Major brand and corporate websites will have plenty of stock, and can often offer more competitive prices for their bikes. Buying a bike online can involve a lot of guesswork, but there are still ways that you can ask questions to the seller. If you're buying a used bike, use the eBay chat function, or send an email through Craigslist. For new bikes, look for the website's customer service email or phone number. Ask questions about the welds, frame, breaks, measurements, tires, chains, and anything else you can think of. For used bikes, go out of your way to ask the seller if the bike has any body damage to the frame or if it has had repairs done previously. If you receive the bike and it's damaged, you can use the messages as proof for filing a complaint with the website. Some bikes will arrive partially assembled, while others will need complete assembly. If you're getting it shipped to a store, they may assemble it for you, and you might be able to do a test drive before you leave with your purchase. Keep the confirmation email from the order for your records, in case you need to return the bike. If your bike comes in pieces, take it to your local bike shop and pay someone to assemble it for maximum safety. Test drive the bike after it's put together. If you don't like it, check the website for the company's return policy. In many cases, you can disassemble it and ship it back or return it to a brick-and-mortar store.

SUMMARY: Do a quick search of the bicycle that you want to buy. Browse various websites for sales and deals on bikes. Use the chat feature to ask questions if the website has one. Order your bike and wait for it to arrive.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Daily practice will help you see results when you are working to improve your handwriting. You will want to examine your handwriting as you practice, evaluating your results and making any changes that you think are needed. Regular practice has been shown to be a great way to learn and maintain skills. Many worksheets are available on-line and have examples that you can practice with. Regular and consistent practice is critical to learning and mastering a new skill. Practice with both lined and blank paper. Before you begin to practice at keeping your sentences straight without lines, you will want to use lined paper to help guide your writing. These lines will help you practice keeping your writing straight, allowing you to have straighter writing when you write without them. Letters known as "descenders" should have their body sitting on the line while their stems dip below the line. The letters g,p,y,q, and j are all descenders. Letters that are classified as "ascenders" should have their body sitting on the line and their stems should extend upwards, about halfway to the line above. The letters b,d,h,t,l, and k are ascenders. All other letters should rest directly on the line. If you have trouble writing straight without lines you can try adding some of your own guide lines to the blank sheet of paper. You will need a ruler or straight-edge and a pencil to draw your guide lines. These lines can help keep your writing straight and can be erased after you are done writing. Place your ruler straight across the page where you want to write a line. Lightly draw a guide line with your pencil. Remove the ruler. Use this guide line to keep your writing straight. After you are done writing, you can erase the guide line and leave your straightly formed writing. Taking your time when writing can help make handwriting look clean and sharp. Writing slowly can also help you to write straighter, as it gives you time to adjust the slant of your writing as you go. Always relax and take your time when writing to help you keep your sentences in a straight line. Rushing to write can cause your handwriting to slant or look untidy. As you write slowly, focus on keeping your sentences in straight lines. Slowing down can also help you learn better during practice sessions.

SUMMARY: Practice every day. Practice with lined paper. Create some guide lines. Write slow while practicing.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tap the Google Maps icon on your home screen or apps menu to open Google Maps. to a location. Use the search bar at the top to search for an address or the name of a place. Then tap Directions to get directions to the name of a place. It's the icon with three dots to the right of the search bar at the top. This displays the options menu. It's in the menu that appears when you tap the icon with three dots next to the search bar. This adds another search bar below the starting and ending search bar at the top. This adds the new location as a stop along your route. Each time you add a new stop, an additional search bar will appear below the search bars. You can add as many stops as you need. To remove a stop, tap the "X" icon to the right of a stop at the top of the screen. To change the order of a stop, tap the icon with two or three line () in the search bar next to a stop. Then drag the stop up or down. It's the blue button below the list of stops at the top of the screen. This finalizes your route. You can tap Start to begin guided navigation.

SUMMARY:
Open Google Maps. Get directions Tap . Tap Add Stop. Enter an address or name of a place in the new search bar. Tap Done.