INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The bead can be plastic or metal, but it should be small enough to fit inside your belly button. You can buy inexpensive beaded necklaces at discount stores for as little as $1 and cut a single bead off with scissors. You can also use wire cutters and snip the post from the back of a bead earring. The small jewels have adhesive applied to the back so it will stay on your skin. You can also snip off the post of a jeweled earring stud (as long as it has a flat back) with wire cutters. The size of the rhinestone is up to you, but your fake piercing will look more realistic if the jewel is smaller than the bead you chose. If you're using a stick-on piece, you don't need to add adhesive. If you made your own piece of jewelry, use spirit gum, nail glue, eyelash glue or body glue so the jewel adheres to your skin. Since the back of the bead won't be visible, you can get a little creative with your adhesive. Try to place the bead in the upper part of your belly button, so that it looks like it's attached to the jewelry above. Don't jostle or move the pieces for a few minutes while the adhesive dries. It helps to lie down while the glue dries.

SUMMARY: Find a silver- or gold-colored bead. Find a small stick-on rhinestone. Attach the jeweled piece about and inch above your belly button. Glue the bead inside your navel. Let your adhesive dry.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Carefully turn the boat right side up and place it in a cradle or in slings. This is a good time to build a set of saw horses to set and cradle the canoe in so it won't move while you work on the inside. Gunnels are the top rails of the canoe, which are placed on the inside and outside edges on both sides of the canoe. Gunnels give a completed look to the canoe, while also serving to protect the sides of the canoe as rub rails. Each gunnel should be about 1-1-1/4"x3/8-1/2" square, with the top outside and inside edges rounded over. Use epoxy and brass or bronze screws to attach the gunnels at the front 24-30" of the gunnels. You can use the epoxy and spring clamps to attach the gunnels to the canoe until the epoxy dries. At the stem ends on top of the canoe you can fit small decks, on top of the rails or between them, if you take the time and effort to make a good fit. Flush decks look the best. Keep in mind that you will have to do one or the other, as epoxy alone will not last when exposed to the sun. When you've finished painting or varnishing the outside, it's time to turn the canoe over and do the inside, clear coat or paint. Sand the inside of the boat, removing any drips or runs. Try to not sand through the top plywood layer. When all the sanding is done, it's time to coat the inside of the boat with. For best results, do this in two or three thin layers of epoxy, waiting 24 hours between coats. When this is all done you can sand the last coat lightly with a 120 grit sandpaper and then a 220 grit to get a really smooth finish. Wipe away any dust, then paint or varnish the inside. You can add seats before or after you epoxy coat the inside of the boat. All seats should be about 1-1-1/2" from the bottom of the canoe, not hanging from the gunnels. On a light canoe (such as this one) with a low freeboard, it's best to keep the center of gravity as low in the boat as possible. Let the whole thing set for about a week -- this gives the layers of epoxy and finish time to dry completely.
Summary: Turn the boat over. Attach the gunnels. Apply a second coat of clear varnish or paint. Sand, epoxy and paint the inside of the boat. Add seats. Give the boat time to dry.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Type in the URL like normal. " notification to appear. If you normally surf the internet in English, and the site is in Spanish, Google will automatically detect the change and try to translate for you. If it does not offer to translate the page, or you accidentally hit "no," there will be a small set of boxes in the far right corner of your URL box. Click these to translate the page. It should not take more than a few minutes, though you may have to re-translate whenever a new link is clicked.

SUMMARY:
Navigate to the page you want to translate. Wait for the "Should Google Translate this page? Click on "Translate" and wait for Google to finish working.