In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: May you had a few cables running into the baseboard; or perhaps those nails we talked about earlier are in need or covering up. To make a wood paste, mix sawdust with a small amount of white glue to create a paste. Apply paste over the nails with a putty knife and allow to harden before sanding flush with the rest of the floor. Find small wooden plugs for larger holes. If necessary, drill into the floor to enlarge the hole so that the plug will fit nicely inside. Apply a small amount of wood glue around the side of the plug, fit the plug into the hole so that the grain of the plug and the grain of the floor match well, and hammer down lightly. Allow to dry completely before sanding flush with the rest of the floor. Before you apply any finish, be sure to vacuum and/or clean up any debris. You want your entire floor cleared of any sawdust, debris, or stripper before you apply the new coat. Make sure also that your floor is completely dry before applying the new finish. Once the floor is ready to be refinished, apply the water-based stain or finish of your choosing evenly onto the floor. Make sure that before you actually start to apply the coat to your floor, you have the windows open for ventilation, you're wearing a mask to keep the fumes from bothering you, and you've spot tested the finish so you reasonably know what it's going to look like on your floor. Also use gloves and a synthetic bristle brush when applying the finish. Start with the perimeter of the floor and work your way in. A 3-inch band is all you'll need for a perimeter. Use a lamb's wool applicator pad to do most of the work for you. You can use a watering can with a bit of cheesecloth on top to pour the finish onto the floor, and then use your applicator pad to mop the finish into the floor evenly and cleanly. Make sure that you leave yourself an area to exit once the finish has been applied. You don't want to have to walk over the newly-stained floor with your dirty shoes when you want to let the finish dry. If necessary, apply another coat of stain or finish to deepen the color. Use the same techniques as your first coat, but sand the area with a fine 300 grit sandpaper first. Also, be sure to take proper safety and handling guidelines into consideration. It is much easier to use a long-handed roller rather than a brush, and it gives a nicer finish. It is important to lightly sand after each application with 220 to 300 grit sandpaper. Clean after each sanding with tack cloth. It may take 24 hours between applications for the polyurethane to dry and you will need a minimum of three coats for best results.
Summary: Plug any remaining holes with wood paste or wood plugs. Clean the floor. Apply the stain. Wait for the finish to dry. Finish with a polyurethane coating when the stain dries, if desired.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Ask your doctor to test your blood and the potential father's with the Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity, or NIPP. Let your doctor collect the sample anytime after your 8th week of pregnancy, which ensures that the test can detect the baby's DNA in your blood. NIPP has a 99.9% accuracy rate. Talk to your doctor about undergoing an amniocentesis, which is a procedure where a small sample of amniotic fluid is removed from your uterus with a needle. You'll need their consent to undergo the procedure because it comes with potential risks including miscarriage. Have your doctor perform an amniocentesis in your second trimester, between the 14th and 20th weeks of pregnancy. Amniocentesis comes with the follow risks: leaking amniotic fluid, miscarriage, needle injury, the baby's blood cells entering your bloodstream (rare), and infection. If you are concerned about the risks of amniocentesis, ask your doctor to perform chorionic villus sampling, or CVS, to establish the child's father. Have CVS, which involves taking a small sample from the baby's placenta, between your 11th and 13th week of pregnancy. Talk to your doctor about the best way to collect the CVS for you, either through the vagina with a speculum or through your abdomen with a small needle. Check on your lab results within 7-10 days. A chorionic villus is a tiny part of the placenta formed from the fertilized egg, so it usually has the same DNA as the fetus. Rare risk factors for CVS include: miscarriage and limb deformities in an infant.
Summary: Have the NIPP test. Get an amniocentesis. Test placental tissue with chorionic villus sampling.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Since you can't shut off your computer normally, press and hold the power button up until the CPU shuts down. Press the Power button once again to turn on your computer and as soon as the CPU lights up, press the F8 button on your keyboard and keep doing so until the "Advance Boot Option" appears on your screen. Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to scroll down and select "Safe Mode with Networking" from the list of boot options. Press the Enter key on the keyboard and your computer will restart. What Safe mode does is that it allows your computer to run using only the most basic and necessary program without using third-party applications, including the viruses. This way, any malware that may exist in your PC will stay inactive and can be easily removed.
Summary:
Turn off your computer. Access the Advance Boot Options. Boot into Safe mode.