INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Choose a clear gel varnish, since this will protect the wood from water damage and uneven staining. You might try mixing 14 cup (59mL) of varnish with 34 cup (180mL) water to start. Mix more later if necessary. To make mixing easier, get a plastic mixing cup from a hardware store or auto parts store. You can also use a clear sealer or dewaxed shellac. Soak the rag in the diluted varnish, then use it to go over all sides of the wood. Rub down the wood in steady, controlled motions to coat the poplar's surface. You want it to have a thin, even coating of varnish. When applying varnish, coatings, or staining products, always work 1 side at a time. If you see the varnish clumping into beads, that means you're using too much. You can scrape the beads off with a putty knife. Most of the diluted varnish should have soaked into the poplar at this point. Go back over the wood with a clean rag. Use it to absorb any varnish still left on the poplar. Any leftover varnish can show up through the stain, so make sure you remove it all now. Place the wood in a safe location, such as on a table or workbench. Having good air circulation in the room can help the wood dry. In the morning, the varnish should be completely soaked into the poplar. You can most likely use whatever liquid soap you have in your kitchen. Mix about 1 teaspoon (4.9mL) of the soap into a small bowl of warm water. Then, dip a clean rag into the soapy water and use it to wipe down the poplar. Avoid harsh dish soaps, such as any designed to treat grease. Washing the wood may cause dark streaks and spots to appear. This is normal, but it has to be treated before staining the wood. Using another rag, spread more of the diluted varnish mixture onto these spots. Wipe up any excess and let the wood dry again. These spots are porous, so they absorb more water. They have to be treated with extra varnish so they stain evenly.

SUMMARY: Mix 1 part varnish with 3 parts paint thinner. Wipe the mixture onto the wood with a rag. Dry the wood with a rag after 5 to 10 minutes. Let the poplar dry overnight. Wash the poplar with liquid dish soap and water. Apply an additional coat of varnish to dark areas.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Doing so should bring up the option to edit your document. This resembles a white pen in a blue circle in the bottom right corner of your screen. Your table should disappear immediately!
Summary: Open the "Docs" app. Tap the document you wish to edit. Tap your screen. Tap the edit icon. Tap your table. Tap Delete table.

Cell phone carriers and many big box stores offer cell phones for sale. Travel to such a store and speak with one of the store's workers about your interest in getting a basic phone without internet access. Online marketplaces like Craigslist and eBay offer many basic phones that won't have internet access. If you're unsure whether a given phone has internet access, just ask the seller. Some states offer cell phones for a free or discounted price to their citizens. These phones are often older and pre-owned, and may not offer internet access. When applying for such a cell phone, indicate that you want one without internet access.
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One-sentence summary -- Get a phone from a retailer. Get a used phone online. Apply for a government cell phone.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's completely normal and natural for kids of all ages to ask about babies. It helps to be prepared for the conversation, but even if you aren't, try to stay calm and don't jump to conclusions. Take a deep breath and talk to them like you would about any other topic. Your first reaction might be to laugh or redirect the conversation. However, if you dismiss them, they'll only become more curious about the topic. It's best to address the question when they ask. If you're a babysitter or nanny, the children who you watch might ask you about babies or sex at some point. Stay calm and use your best judgement to approach the situation. If it's a body question, answer it scientifically. If it's a question that you think you can't or shouldn't answer, let them know that they can ask their parents. For example, you could say something like, "Let's ask your mom when she gets home, maybe she'll know!" Chances are, they'll forget about it, and you can let their parents know that the child was curious about babies or sex. If they continue to push your limits and ask more personal questions, stay calm and treat it like you would if they were misbehaving in any other way. Remind them that they shouldn't use dirty words if they're swearing, and tell them that if they continue to do so, you'll have to call their parents. While kids are naturally inquisitive, there might be a reason that they're asking this particular question. For example, their teacher at school might be pregnant, or they might have seen a baby on television or in public. If you're pregnant, an older child might become curious about their new sibling. It's very common for children to start asking about babies and pregnancy when they know there's a baby on the way. Your child might be asking you about babies to confirm what they already know. If you've never talked about it before, try saying something like "That's a good question! Where do you think babies come from?" to see what they know about the topic. If you've discussed babies and pregnancy before, start by confirming what you've already discussed. Say something like "Well, we've talked about how babies are made when a man and a woman have sex, right?" When they confirm that they know that information, move on to answering their new question. If they say that they don't know, assure them that it's okay. Then, proceed with answering their question as best as you can.

SUMMARY:
Stay calm and relaxed when the topic comes up. Defer to the child's parents if someone else's child asks you about babies. Consider why your child might be curious about babies. Ask them where they think babies might come from.