Write an article based on this "Love yourself. Practice being kind to the people around you. Make plans. Make new friends and visit new places. Work on self-improvement. Be wary of rebounding."
article: Love in this case is a verb or set of actions. It may seem impossible to love yourself after the rejection of being left for someone else, but you can build up to it through small steps in your day to day life. Praise your strengths. Make a list of things you love about yourself. If you're having a hard time coming up with them because of how you feel, ask people you know love you, such as a parent or best friend. They will be able to point you in the right direction. A great way to receive love is to give it. If you have a friend in need, helping them will ultimately help you to feel better as well. Even small acts like baking someone a cake for their birthday or giving someone a ride will lift your spirits. People who do good deeds actually live longer and are healthier overall. Being kind reduces your stress and activates chemicals in the brain related to happiness and love. It can be easy to slide into a pit of sadness and end up avoiding people, but for a speedy recovery it's useful to make plans with people and engage in some level of activity, even if it's not as much as you would normally do. Plan friend-dates and other activities in advance so that you have them to look forward to, rather than relying on spur of the moment plans to emerge, which may just result in not getting anything done. Try to regularly have dinner with a friend during the week, so you'll have something consistent in your life. Even if you aren't feeling up to an activity, you may want to try it anyway. You never know how you'll feel once you're actually out doing things with people you like. Try to find a balance between staying in and going out that feels right to you. Trying new things can help you get out of the rut you're in. It's easy to focus on the past and get stuck there when you're dealing with a breakup, so put yourself out into the world and build new memories in order to create a new life for yourself. Even if you have a hard time enjoying the new activities or enjoying meeting new people, it can be better for you than ruminating on the breakup. Ask your friends to take you with them when they do things they love, like yoga or kayaking. Their enjoyment will be contagious and help you appreciate the moment too. Use this opportunity, where you have more free time and time to yourself. Join a gym and start a regular exercise program. Focus on making good grades in school. Practice skills that you are interested in, like playing an instrument or photography. This will help you feel better about yourself, and it will also raise your confidence so you'll be prepared to date again when the time comes. It helps to make a list of ways you would like to grow. Try to think of things you've always wanted to do but never had the time for, like learn to be a better writer or take up running. You may be tempted to jump from one relationship to the next, especially since the guy is already with someone else, but you should be careful about distracting yourself from what you're feeling by replacing him with someone else right away. Grieving the old relationship is an important step in your emotional growth, and if you fail to give yourself time you may end up bringing that emotional baggage into the new relationship, which can be a disaster. Not all rebound relationships are bad news, though. It depends on the quality of the match. If you find someone wonderful, there may be nothing wrong with "rebounding." It's only a problem when you don't actually like the person very much and you're only with them to feel less alone or ignore your pain.

Write an article based on this "Attach the hooks near the head and tail of your bait fish. Drop the bait into the water and let out 50 yards (46m) of line. Wait for a fish to strike if you're fishing from the pier. Troll the water at the slowest speed you can if you're on a boat. Listen for a fast clicking or humming sound coming from your reel. Start reeling in when the line starts moving slower. Catch the kingfish with a gaff."
article: Push the end of the first hook through the bait fish's body directly behind its gills. Make sure the hook isn't too close to the top or bottom since it could rip out otherwise. Then, run the wire leader along the bait fish's back and poke the second hook 12 inches (2.55.1cm) from the tail. Make sure the fish is looking up the line toward the rod and reel. This will help the fish look like it's naturally swimming once you put it in the water. If the bait is backward, kingfish may not strike it. Once the bait is attached to the hooks, set the end of your line gently in the water. Pull the line out from your reel by hand and feed it into the water so it floats away from you. Stop feeding your line once the reel lets out 50100 yards (4691m). Don't fish with your line right near you since kingfish might not approach it. If you're fishing from a pier, make sure the line on your rod is attached to the line of your anchor with a downrigger clip so the line doesn't float away. Once your bait is in the water, it will stay in place and swim around. Leave your rod alone and avoid moving it so the baitfish can naturally swim. Keep waiting until you see or hear the kingfish strike your line. Trolling is when you drive your boat slowly and drag fishing lines behind you. Set your motor to idle troll so your boat slowly moves through the water and pulls your line tight. Troll for about 100 yards (91m) over an area before turning your boat around and trying again. You can either hold the rod or set it in a rack while you navigate the boat. Be mindful of other anglers so you don't accidentally tangle lines with them. If you do 3-4 passes of the same area without any bites, try finding a new fishing spot or check your bait to make sure it's still on your line. When a fish hits your line, it will rapidly pull out and make a clicking noise. Once you hear the line start to pull, grab the rod and hold the end of it points in the air. Don't start reeling in yet since you could break the line if the fish is still pulling it out. Kingfish can strike your bait at 4050 miles per hour (6480km/h), so the line will be loud when a fish is on it. If you hear a single click, the line may have gone through seaweed or a smaller fish. Watch your line to see how fast the reel is spinning and once it goes quiet, begin reeling in the fish. Reel the fish in slowly so you don't accidentally break your line or fight the fish too much. Alternate between pulling the tip of the rod toward you and reeling in short bursts. If the kingfish starts to pull your line again, stop reeling and let it swim. Fishing for kingfish can take a while depending on its size and power. Keep reeling it in since the fish will eventually tire out and be easier to catch. A gaff is a large hook on the end of a pole used to get larger fish out of the water. Guide the fish close enough to you so you can easily get it out of the water and hook the gaff in the middle of the fish's body. Pull the fish up so you can unhook it from your line. If you don't plan on keeping the kingfish you caught, then wear a fishing glove and grab the kingfish by the tail once you get it close.

Write an article based on this "Set the filter's rules. Identify the destination folder. Save your changes. Create more filters. Sort all filters. Exit."
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Define what the filter will look for. Parameters that can be set include the following: Sender Recipient Subject E-mail Body This is the folder where e-mails that pass the filter's rules will go. Select the appropriate folder from the drop-down list. Click on the "Save" button once you're done. Repeat steps 3 to 8 to create additional filters. Just make sure these filters complement, not contradict, one another. Use the up and down arrow icons to sort your filters. The one on top will take priority before the one under it, and so on and so forth, until it reaches the last filter. Click on the "Save" button to exit the "Settings" menu and return to your inbox.