You'll then need to walk back and forth over the toweled area until the towels are completely saturated. Take those towels away and replace them with dry towels in the same area. Keep doing this until the area of the carpet is dry. You should still check underneath the carpet to make sure the carpet padding and the floor aren't sopping wet, as well.

Summary: Spread towels over the area of wet carpet.

Find and tap the Safari icon on your home screen, or open another mobile internet browser. Type bots.discord.pw into your browser's address bar, and hit the Go button. You can also check out other websites, such as Carbonitex, for more bot options. Find an interesting bot on the list, and tap this button to view its details. This will prompt you to sign in to your Discord account on a new page. Enter your email and password, and tap the blue Login button. Tap the Select a server drop-down, and select a server for the new bot. This will authorize your action, and add the bot to the selected server.

Summary: Open Safari on your iPhone or iPad. Go to the unofficial Discord Bots website. Tap the View button next to a bot. Tap the Invite button. Sign in to your Discord account. Select a server to add the bot. Tap the Authorize button.

Everyone knows that they shouldn't drive after drinking, but it's worth repeating. At minimum, drinking impairs your judgement and slows your reaction time. At worst, it causes blurred vision and loss of consciousness. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in the year 2012, 31% of all fatal traffic accidents in the United States involved an alcohol-impaired driver. Any driver with a blood alcohol level of 0.08 or higher is considered to be alcohol-impaired in the eyes of the law and if you are caught, you may be arrested, forced to pay a fine, charged with a DUI and/or sentenced to jail time. You can easily avoid drink driving by arranging to get a lift home with a designated driver, getting a taxi, taking the bus, or arranging to stay overnight at somebody else's house. Drink driving is never worth the risk. Being distracted while driving is a bad idea, as you can't give your full attention to the road and your reaction time becomes slower as a result. Using cell phones while driving -- whether you're making a call, texting or doing something else -- is seriously detrimental in terms of it's effect on your attention to driving. If you need to make a phone call, pull over and stop the car first. In many states, using a cell phone while driving is illegal. Aside from using cell phones, a distraction counts as anything that takes your full attention off the road, whether it's fiddling with the radio, checking or applying make-up, or eating food. All of these things should be avoided. Also be careful when driving with children and pets, as they can be a potential distraction. Make sure children are securely strapped in with seat belts and pets are contained in a pet carrier. Feeling sleepy behind the wheel is almost, if not just as dangerous as driving while under the influence of alcohol, especially at night. In fact, According to a study by Virginia Tech; drowsy drivers are four times more likely to be involved in a crash or near-crash. Driver drowsiness does not necessarily mean falling asleep behind the wheel (though this is highly dangerous), it can also refer to a driver zoning out for just a moment or two -- enough time to cause a serious accident. You can avoid potential drowsiness behind the wheel by always getting a good night's sleep -- eight hours per night, if possible. You should also take frequent breaks while driving (especially if you feel yourself getting tired) to get some fresh air or drink a coffee. Share the driving responsibilities with another driver, if possible. You also need to be very cautious about taking medications which may cause drowsiness. If you are taking a cold medication or antihistamine, always read the warnings on the label. Wearing a seat belt while driving is essential -- according to the NHTSA, wearing a seat belt can the reduce the risk of fatal injury to passengers aged 5 and above by 45%, and reduce the rate of moderate to serious injury by 50%. Wearing a seat belt prevents the occupants of a car from being thrown around the vehicle or being propelled through the windshield during a crash, thus helping to prevent broken bones, severe head trauma, lacerations and the possibility of being hit by another vehicle. In many states, wearing a seat belt and/or child restraint is required by law. Although you sometimes hear frightening stories about people who become trapped in their car as a result of wearing their seat belt, this is an anomaly and only counts for a tiny percentage of accidents. In the vast majority of accidents, the seat belt will work in your favor. Even though sitting in a traffic jam or dealing with another driver's bad behavior can be extremely frustrating, it's important to stay calm while driving. Getting angry or upset will only distract you and make you more likely to do something dangerous. Avoid doing anything that could aggravate other drivers, like flashing your headlights, beeping your horn, or making rude hand gestures. This kind of behavior can distract other drivers and potentially cause an accident. If another driver does something dangerous or acts aggressively towards you, keep your cool and yield to the other driver, or let them pass you by. The sooner they're out of your way, the better.

Summary: Never drink and drive. Avoid distractions. Avoid drowsiness. Always wear a seat belt. Stay calm.

Many studies have found that a blind person's biggest obstacle in finding work lies in his self-esteem. Many visually-impaired individuals automatically assume there is no place for them in the workplace due to their affliction. Fortunately, this is absolutely not the case. Before you even start sending out resumes, it's a good idea to nurture a positive attitude. Stamp out negative thoughts, and replace them with something positive. For example, if you find yourself thinking something like "I'll never find a job. No one will ever hire me because I'm blind," replace the thought with something constructive: "I may be blind, sure, but it doesn't stop me from being a worthwhile and valuable human being." In many ways, living in today's society comes with the expectation that you have full use of your eyes. If this isn't the case with you, it can be easy to feel hopeless about one's situation. However, the vast majority of modern professions are available for the visually-impaired to pursue. You should never let yourself get down. Being visually impaired may be tough in many situations, but if you take a moment to look, you'll find hundreds of success stories of people who have gone on to do great things in spite of their disability. Many of these success stories end up using their disability as a motivator to excel in other ways. Never let a disability keep you from doing what you are capable of. People with visual impairment are sometimes stigmatized in the workplace. However, anti-discrimination laws have made it so that it's never been easier to find work as a blind person. Mid-size and larger corporations are often offered incentives to hire the legally blind and visually impaired. Although you'll still need to have the other skills in order to be hired, you should never see your disability as an obstacle with the vast majority of jobs. In the United States, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 was enacted to help ensure equal opportunities for people with disabilities. Depending on the country you're currently residing in, there should be similar laws passed to make it easier for you to find work.
Summary: Work on your self-esteem. Understand that the limits are never as bad as they look. Look up success stories for the blind. Learn about anti-discrimination legislation.