Write an article based on this "Disable posting to Flipagram. Share to Instagram. Select from any Instagram filters and effects. Tap Share to post it to Instagram."
article: You'll need to turn this option off in order to share the video to Instagram: Android - Turn off the Post to Flipagram slider. This will display the other sharing options. iPhone - Tap the Post to Your Followers option to turn it off. You'll see the Save as Hidden option appear at the bottom. Once you've turned off posting to Flipagram, the process for sharing to Instagram is a little different for Android and iPhone. You'll need to have Instagram installed for it to appear: Android - Tap Instagram in the list of apps that appears at the bottom. If you don't see it in the quick list, tap More and then select it from your list of apps. Tap the button in the upper-right corner after selecting Instagram. iPhone - Tap Save as Hidden and then tap Instagram. If you don't see it listed, tap See More. Tap Next to open the video in Instagram. Tap Open if prompted by your iPhone. The video will be loaded in Instagram now, and you'll be shown the available effects. Tap any you want to add, and then tap Next when you're done. This will post it for all of your followers to see. You can add a caption first if you'd like, or choose to send it directly to someone.

Write an article based on this "Use your inner gentleman. Don't kiss and tell. Always treat your significant other with respect. Don't rush a relationship. Keep a little mystery in the tank."
article: Your inner gentleman tells you the things to do that you know you should but sometimes are too lazy to do: Paying for dates, unless the love-interest in question views the act as some barbaric throwback to a more misogynistic time. Treat with caution. Opening doors, helping into chairs, and saying "please" and "thank you." Generally putting the lover in question ahead of yourself out of respect. Doing domestic duties. Some men who are already in long-term relationships shirk their domestic duties: forgetting to take out the trash, do the dishes, change the diapers. Real men know that they must share in domestic duties, as unpleasant as they may be. Being a gracious loser. Man are naturally competitive, making this a tough one for some. Accept defeat with the same grace that you accept victory. Easier said than done. Men love the chase of romance, but too often get lured into bragging about the conquest. Don't fall victim to the notion that if you don't brag about it, it didn't happen. Success in love speaks loud enough for itself. A quiet confidence will perhaps even suggest to your friends that you're a regular Lothario, even if you're not. A simple list of dos and don'ts: Do: Listen to what they have to say. Forgive them when they make a simple mistake. Follow through on what you say you'll do. Treat them the same way you'd like to be treated. Don't: Hold them to unrealistic expectations. Manipulate them to get whatever you want. Treat them as an object instead of a person. Assume that you know how they'll feel or react. Lots of guys rush people into uncomfortable situations. By doing this, they not only alienate the lover but also keep themselves from getting what they want. Straight men know that when it comes to dating, the lady sets the pace: if she wants to rush into a whirlwind romance, he's usually game; if she wants to take things slower, he'll reassure her that he's there for the long-haul. By letting her set the pace, the man sets the relationship up for success and usually ends up richer in the bargain. This can apply to non-heterosexual relationships also but remember for all, the best thing in a relationship is the communication. Talk to your partner! Being intriguingly puzzling can be very alluring and seductive to some. Being mysterious does not mean being the strong, silent type. It just means holding back a little for a later time, surprising with an unexpected skill, trait or gesture.

Write an article based on this "Perfect your resume and cover letters. Practice interviewing for a job. Get a job offer. Continue to supplement your career with continuing education courses."
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Apply for jobs in the field in which you have decided to specialize. Use LinkedIn, your university department's alumni networks, and any contacts you might have to search for your first job. Research the company to which you are applying. Change your resume and cover letter to reflect the experience you have that relates to the job qualifications. Be specific and connect the dots. For example, if you are applying to a lab position, emphasize your previous lab work. Mention any research projects you completed related to forensics. If you have a prominent advisor from forensics, mention that you were in his or her lab. Because forensics has become a very competitive field, your C.V. must stand out. Work to prove that you already are a scientist and thus are not a complete rookie. Check Make a Resume for specific tips. See Get a Job for thorough tips on how to search for jobs, do informational interviews, and land your first job. Pretend you are speaking as an expert witness in court. Employers are looking for forensics employees that will stick to the evidence in the face of unscientific testimony. They desire employees with a meticulous appreciation for the facts of a case. Practice with family or friends. Ask for informational interviews with employed forensic scientists. Use the interview as an information-gathering session. Also, ask if they would mind asking you typical interview questions and giving you feedback. Be sure to clarify what your duties are before signing your contract. Also, if it is appropriate, negotiate your salary and benefits so that you are satisfied. Give 100% to your job and learn as much as you can from your more senior colleagues. Read Negotiate a Job Offer for tips on mastering negotiation. Even though you now have a job, continue to stay current on trends in the field. Forensics has changed innumerably throughout the history of police investigation. Make sure you are on the cutting edge of the field in order to be eligible for promotions or better opportunities.