INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Alternately, you can use the Web version of Inpaint for free at http://www.webinpaint.com/. This icon features the image of a crayon being used on a piece of paper. For example, if removing a small watermark or thin line, you may want to decrease the size of the marker for the best precision. Inpaint will process your image and fully remove the watermark from the photo.

SUMMARY: Launch Inpaint and open the photo that contains the watermark you want removed. Click on the "Marker" tool located at the top of the left toolbar. Select your desired marker size from the right portion of the top toolbar. Drag your cursor around the full perimeter of the watermark. Click on "Erase" in the top toolbar.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use a permanent marker to do this. The mark will indicate where you need to cut the pipe. Make sure the circumference of the pipe is large enough so that the top of the soda bottle can fit inside. You can purchase PVC pipe from your local hardware store. The cone side of the bottle should be pointed toward the ceiling at this point. Check to see that the opening of the bottle inside the PVC pipe is not touching the ground. The PVC pipe should be propping the bottle up off of the ground. If the opening of the bottle is touching the ground, then you will need to cut a larger piece of PVC pipe.

SUMMARY: Mark a spot 5 inches (13cm) from the end of a PVC pipe. Place the opening of the bottle inside the PVC pipe.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Do what everyone else is doing, but to a lesser degree. If everyone is laughing, chuckle; if everyone is crying, shed a tear. The key is to be subtle in all your actions. By not replying to others, you'll avoid their current attention. Further, your lack of reply may likely cease other correspondence. Turn off your cell-phone. Avoid calls and texts the same. Set your voicemail to let everyone know you'll be out of the loop for a while. Let emergency contacts know where you'll be and how to reach you otherwise. Don't check your personal email. Work email may be unavoidable, but personal email can wait. Set an "out of office" auto-reply, or pretend you're on vacation. Log out of social networks. No tweets, snapchats, or facebook messages. Imagine you are trying to avoid revealing a show's cliffhanger secret or the final score spoiler. Try to avoid eye contact so people aren't prone to engage you. Lack of eye contact signals inattentiveness and lessened interest. Try not to initiate conversation with anyone. If someone initiates with you, be polite but abrupt. Make it clear you wish to be left alone.

SUMMARY: Minimize your actions. Unplug from electronic communication. Keep personal interactions to a minimum.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Don't carry much cash in your wallet and, should you have any debit or credit cards, try to avoid bringing them everywhere. This way you will not be tempted to spend money on unnecessary items or make impulsive decisions when at a store. Instead of carrying everything you might need (all your available cash, debit card, several credit cards, etc.), carry only what you know you'll need. Stick a few bucks and (if you insist) one credit card in your pocket when you go to the mini-mart, for instance. Whenever you receive money, whether it be a gift or your allowance, take your savings out right away and set them aside. This will ensure that you don't spend the money you intend to save. The best part is that once you have set aside your savings, you can spend the rest! It is important to enjoy life and live a little bit after all. Think like Uncle Sam. The government takes out income taxes before people get their paychecks. If you take your savings cut out of your income right away and put it somewhere that is not easy to access, it will be easier to forget that it was available to spend in the first place ("out of sight, out of mind"). For instance, spending money on your future is almost always wise. You should feel good about spending money when it's an investment in your future and future earning power. For example, save for school if you plan to go to college. If you plan to be a singer, spend money on voice lessons. Spend money on appropriate clothing if you get an office job. It's perfectly acceptable to spend money in order to promote yourself and, in turn, eventually earn more money. That said, if you are sticking to your newfound saving habits well, a little spending here and there isn't such a bad thing. Think of it as investing in your current happiness. Yes, a dollar is a dollar, but what does that really mean? Remember that, for the most part (excepting gifts) money is what you earn for doing something. When you work, you are exchanging money for your time. You need to decide if what you want is worth the time it will take for you to earn the money to be able to buy it. For example, if you get an allowance of $5 per week and you want to buy a video game for $50, then you will need 10 weeks of allowance money to buy the game. That will take a long time to save, so think about whether or not it is worth it to you. Further, can you buy that game and balance your other needs for the money, such as putting money into your "Spend," "Give," and "Grow" jars? Each time you spend money, it represents a trade-off. You need to think carefully about what you value and make decisions accordingly.

SUMMARY:
Carry as little money around with you as possible. Save before spending. Spend money on the things that matter. Place a value on money.