Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use what you have. Make a credible excuse. Create a distraction.

Answer: Find materials on and around you that will make the wet spot less visible. Don't be afraid to get a little creative. Use a sweater to wrap around your waist, or place a purse/bag/hat in the right area. Use your body. Change up your posture or fold/place your hands over the most visible areas. If there are other liquids around (juice, soda, etc.) spill them on top of the wet spot. This will cover up any smell or stain, if any, and provide a credible excuse. Only use this method if you are aware it will wash out of your clothing, or if you do not care about staining your clothing. Wet the entirety of your bottoms, weather permitting, to even out the color. This may be a tad uncomfortable, but it will be less obvious that you have wet yourself. The truth is never a bad option, especially if it's obvious what has happened. Otherwise keep your excuse simple and believable. Don't ramble. The more explanation you provide, the more questionable it will seem. Use excuses like, you sat in something or spilled, and find a bathroom if you haven't already. Draw attention to something that is away from you and make your escape. Ask the people around you what you think is happening across the room, or make an outlandish statement that will require them to look away before they answer. What kind of food are they serving? Why are Anna and Ben hugging? I thought they got a divorce. Look, Jennifer Lopez's new music video is on! That guy really doesn't know how to play basketball.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Dedicate your time. Make it a routine. Track your progress. Stay motivated.

Answer: There are many things you can do to help make the process easier and keep yourself focused. At the end of the day though, most goals are achieved by putting a lot of time and hard work into making them a reality. Think about how long you expect it to take to achieve your goal, and when you want it to be completed. For example, imagine you expect you'll need 40 hours of work to master the basics of playing guitar and you want learn it in a month. You'll need to spend a little over an hour on this every day. There's no way to get around putting in the time. If you are truly committed to your goal, it is what you must do. One way to make putting in the time easier is to build your efforts into a daily routine. Schedule time to work on your goals into every day. For example, you might spend a half an hour from 6:30 practicing musical scales. You could spend another half an hour from 6:30 to 7 practicing chords. You could spend 15 minutes from 7:15 learning to play a specific song. If you stuck to this every day (or even every other day), you could learn the basics of playing any instrument very quickly! Once you start working toward your goal, keep track of your progress. Keep a journal, use an app, or get a desk calendar and make a note of time that you put in, subgoals you've achieved, etc. Tracking your progress can help you stay motivated by highlighting your successes. It can also help keep you accountable for sticking to your routine. Keeping a journal in which you write about the process daily is also a good way to reduce stress you might feel about achieving your goals. One of the hardest parts of following through on a goal, especially in the long term, is staying motivated. Making achievable subgoals and tracking your progress can both help. But, you may need to add some additional reinforcement. Reinforcement means that you create consequences for your actions. There are two types of reinforcement. Positive reinforcement means adding something to your life. For example, you might treat yourself to a celebratory dessert for achieving a subgoal. Negative reinforcement is when something is taken away. If that something is unwanted, that can be a reward. For example, you might allow yourself to skip a chore one week as a reward for reaching a subgoal. This chore is "removed" from your life that week. Reinforcement is more effective in keeping up your motivation than punishment. Depriving yourself of things or otherwise punishing yourself for failure can work in small doses. But, stick to rewards instead when possible.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a mask for temporary coverage. . Go natural.

Answer: When your roots are just starting to grow in gray, there are powder, gels and other products you can use to temporarily mask the gray. Choose a product that comes in a color that matches your color. In most cases you'll apply it to the roots once you hair has been washed and dried, then shampoo it out next time you wash your hair. Use a permanent dye. If you're not a fan of your new gray look, you may want to dye your hair permanently. Keep in mind you'll need to touch up the roots often, too. There are a variety of options and hundreds of colors to choose from, so do a little research before dyeing your hair to decide what look will be right for you. You may want to make an appointment with a colorist who has been professionally trained to dye gray hair. He or she can help guide you to a choice that you'll be happy with. You may instead want to save some money and use a boxed hair dye. Be sure to read reviews online before choosing a product. Buy a type of dye that specifies it's for use on gray hair. Many women and men are embracing their gray hair and letting it grow in as it naturally does. Instead of trying to hide it, why not be proud of your hair? Gray hair can be just as eye-catching as any other color if you style it in a way that shows the world you're still in the game. To keep it looking bright and healthy, look for shampoos, conditioners and other hair products designed especially for gray or white hair.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Skype on your computer. Click the Tools tab. Click Options on the Tools menu. Click Advanced on the left panel. Click Hotkeys under the Advanced category. Check the Enable hotkeys box. Check the Toggle Mute (Push-to-talk) option on the list. Select a hotkey combination for Push-to-talk. Click the blue OK button. Click the blue Save button.

Answer:
The Skype icon looks like a white "S" in a blue circle. You can find it on your Start menu. If you're not automatically logged in to your Skype account, sign in with your email, phone, or Skype ID, and your password. This button is located on a tabs bar in the upper-left corner of your Skype window. It will open a drop-down menu. This will open your app settings in a new window. Find the Advanced category on the left-hand side of your Options window and click it. This will expand sub-categories under it. This box is located at the top of the Hotkeys settings. When this option is enabled, you can use keyboard shortcuts in your Skype calls. This will open a new pop-up window, and allow you to set a hotkey keyboard combination for using the Push-to-talk feature. You can select multiple keys, or assign a single key, such as Shift, for this feature. This will save your new hotkey combination for Push-to-talk. It's located in the lower-right corner of the Options window. You can now use Push-to-talk in your Skype calls with your new hotkey combination.