INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the police intend to charge your child with a crime, you should not hesitate to get professional legal help. You should hire an attorney who is a specialist in Juvenile Law. A Juvenile Law attorney will be more focussed and experienced in dealing with teens, and will work towards finding a solution that is in the best interests of your child. This could include a drug treatment programme, counselling, or something else. Criminal law tends to put these elements secondary to the punishment of the offender. If you have any information that may help your child's case, you should be sure to share this with your attorney as soon as possible. The attorney needs as much information as possible to best argue your child's case. For example, if you know of witnesses that could support your child, you should inform the attorney immediately. If your child has a learning disability or mental health problem, explain this carefully to the attorney. The resolution to a case will take into account these factors. Even if you think it's not relevant, give your attorney the information, and discuss how to proceed with her. One thing you can do which might help your child if the case continues and ends up in court, is to gather together documentation and reports that testify to your child's character. Try to find records of your child's achievements and certificates. Collect all his school report cards, and think about who to contact to ask for character reference letters. You could ask teachers, people from the local church, employers and neighbours. Be careful about how you approach the character reference requests. You will have to be honest and explain what you need them for. You will often be asked to submit school report cards to court in any case. Do not take it upon yourself to write to a judge about your child, or submit any documents directly. Always consult with your attorney and follow her advice on what is appropriate and what isn't.

SUMMARY: Hire an attorney. Share information with your attorney. Gather documents that support your child.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You're dealing with metal and if it is placed under stress and a part of it flings eye-ward, you risk losing an eye. It is recommended that you wear eye protection (goggles or safety glasses) and also gloves when manipulating and drilling the cutlery. The tools needed are basic: Bending the cutlery: In some cases, you'll be able to bend the cutlery with your own strength. In other cases, you'll need the help of another item to apply pressure. Items that might help you complete the projects include: a vise and rubber mallet or hammer; piers, channel locks, or a vice grips; an anvil; fishing wire; and screws. The drill: The drill and bit should be suitable for drilling through metalsome drill bits are designed specifically to do this or are combination bits for both wood and metal. Ask to borrow one from a friend if you don't have one already. Wire cutters: In some cases, these may come in handy. Vice grips: This might be handy to help hold the cutlery piece in place for bending. Screws: For attaching to the wall, wood or other object used. Liquid nails (industrial strength glue): If you don't want to deal with drilling holes, try liquid nails. This might be strong enough to attach the cutlery hooks to a variety of surfacesbe sure to check the product instructions first.

SUMMARY: Wear appropriate protective gear when bending and drilling the cutlery. Choose good tools to work with.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . Composting garbage brings together lots of things roaches love, including food scraps and organic non-food materials like paper. Build a compost pile or use a composting bin to break down your trash into roach-attracting mulch. Composting means committing to regular pile maintenance, including turning and watering. Composting is subsequently the best choice for when you want to attract roaches every season or over an extended period of time. You can use the mulch from your compost pile to attract roaches to other areas, as well. Add mulch to your garden or organics waste bin to bring in the roaches. If maintaining a compost pile isn't for you, try keeping the lid off your garbage can. This leaves your garbage exposed. The scent will attract the roaches, and the feast of food scraps will keep them in the area for as long as supplies last. Cardboard is another household material that roaches love. Store old boxes, packaging supplies, and other cardboard material together. If you can, keep the cardboard in a damp space. This will make it especially appealing to roaches and other insects. Pizza boxes can be especially useful for attracting roaches, as these make use of both cardboard and food scents. Roaches have been known to be attracted to book bindings for the starches. Check in the areas around local book binders or book binding supplies stores for roaches that you can relocate to your desired area. Use humane roach traps to keep your roaches alive and contained until you are ready to relocate them.

SUMMARY: Compost your garbage Leave the lid to your trash can open if you don't want to compost. Keep old cardboard scraps together. Check local book binders for cockroaches.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This starts your letter with a formal tone. Use the name you called your teacher while you were in class, such as Ms. Miller or Miss Debbie. Write, "Dear Ms. Miller" or "Dear Mr. Stephenson." Begin the body of your letter by thanking them so they know what your letter is about. Write a sentence that expresses your thanks and briefly tells them why. You might write, "Thank you so much for helping me come out of my shell this year," or "I really appreciate the extra help you gave me in math." Providing reasons will make your letter more meaningful. Include the ways your teacher helped you, your most memorable moment, the most important things they taught you, or the qualities you love most about them. Write 2-3 sentences providing your examples. You could write, "Every day you encouraged us to face our fears, and that's helped me feel more confident at school. Additionally, your positive attitude made me look forward to seeing you every day, and your rules about using a planner made me more organized." Consider how you will use the lessons they taught you, as well as how they shaped your behavior. Then, write 2-3 sentences about how your teacher changed your life. You might write, "Because of you, I'll be able to go to camp this summer instead of summer school," "Because of your help, I realized that I want to be a writer," or "Your kindness showed me that how we treat others is important." Finish the body of your letter by briefly restating that you're thankful for your time in their class. Then, tell your teacher that you hope they're doing well. Say this in 1-2 sentences. Write, "Thank you again for all of your help. I hope you have a great summer!" or "I'd like to thank you again for the support this year. I hope you realize how much of a difference you're making in your students' lives." Use "sincerely" because it's more formal. Then, sign your name to the letter. If you're typing your letter, skip 3 lines after "sincerely" and type your name. Then, print out your letter and sign it above your typed name. Write, "Sincerely, Daisy James."

SUMMARY:
Start your letter with "Dear" and your teacher's name. Thank your teacher for how they helped you. Give 2-3 specific examples of why you're thanking them. Explain how their help will benefit you in the future. Restate your appreciation and wish your teacher well. Close your letter with "Sincerely" and your signature.