In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Crush a single clove of garlic into a paste. You can also purchase garlic paste, but make sure there aren't a bunch of other ingredients added. Apply the garlic paste directly to the blister. You can also mix the garlic paste with a few drops of castor oil to make it easier to spread. Garlic has natural antibiotic properties which can kill bacteria or viruses that could be infecting your blister. Apply a few drops of aloe vera gel directly onto the blister. If you're using gel directly from the plant, you may need to squeeze it out of the leaf and gently rub it over your blister. If you purchase aloe vera gel, choose a product that lists aloe vera as the first ingredient and doesn't contain other fillers. Aloe contains natural anti-inflammatory and antibiotic substances that may help treat the infected blister while moisturizing the skin. Look for a pure tea tree oil and apply it directly to your blister. It may be easiest to drop the oil onto a cotton swab and gently dab it on your blister. You can also choose a blister ointment that contains tea tree oil and apply it to your blister. Tea tree oil has antibacterial, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. More research is needed to determine how effective tea tree oil is against bacterial, fungal and viral infections. Take teaspoon of thyme or oregano and stir in about a teaspoon of hot water. Let the thyme and oregano leaves soak in the hot water until they swell up. Let the mixture cool apply the thyme or oregano leaves directly onto your blister. Both thyme and oregano are traditionally used to treat infections. If you can find mullein, yarrow or plantain outside, take a few leaves (or flowers from mullein) and crush them into a paste. Add a few drops of castor oil if you need to make the paste easier to spread. Apply the paste directly to the blister. These plants have antibiotic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Summary: Apply garlic paste. Use aloe vera gel. Apply tea tree oil to the blister. Apply soaked herbs to your blister.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Turn the oven to 425F (218.3C). Get out a regular muffin pan while the oven is preheating. Spray the muffin pan with non-stick baking spray. Take the pizza dough out of the refrigerator. Let it warm to room temperature on a floured surface. Use a rolling pin to roll the dough out until it is thin. Use a cookie cutter or round glass to cut 24 circles out of the dough. Press each circle into an individual muffin cup. The circles should be slightly larger than the cups in the pan you're using. Put one pepperoni into the bottom of each dough cup. Then spoon to 1 tablespoon of pizza sauce on top of each pepperoni. Sprinkle the cheese blend over the sauce. Add extra, mini pepperonis on top of the cheese if you'd like. When finished, the dough should be golden brown. The cheese on top should be bubbling and melted. Allow them to cool and serve while warm. Cover the leftovers with plastic wrap or aluminum foil, and leave them in the refrigerator for longer than a few days.
Summary: Preheat the oven and spray the pan. Prepare the dough. Top the dough with ingredients. Bake the pizza bites for 12-15 minutes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Black widow spiders are found across the U.S and Canada, and in other temperate regions around the world. They are the most venomous spiders in North America. The female is the easiest to recognize -- and the most dangerous. She is coal-black, with a spherical abdomen and a red hourglass-shaped mark on her belly. Her body is approximately half an inch long, but she has a total length of 1.5 inches (3.8cm) with her legs extended. The male is about half the size of the female and is brown or grey. He usually has several red dots on his abdomen and may have a yellow or red band across his back. Male black widow spiders are not venomous. Young black widows, known as spiderlings, are white or yellow-white when they first hatch. They become darker as they grow. They may have yellow or red patches across their backs, resembling the adult male. It is impossible to tell male and female spiderlings apart. At this stage, both are harmless to humans. The black widow spider is timid and reclusive, preferring to make its home in dark, protected areas, such as in boxes, among firewood and under ledges. It is nocturnal, actively hunting at night. The black widow spider's web is usually located within a foot of the ground. It is slightly erratic in appearance and made with stronger silk than most other spider webs. The web is used to catch prey and to hang the female's cocoon of eggs. Black widows are usually found in dark corners of the house or around the edges of a yard or garage where their webs will have a lesser chance of being disturbed. They may also be found under vehicles, even those that are being driven periodically. Check for webs near the tires, or under/around the engine. Black Widows are territorial, so their webs are often spaced about a foot apart. Female Black Widow spiders have very powerful venom -- in fact, it is said to be15 times stronger than that of a rattlesnake. The venom is a neurotoxin. Symptoms include muscle aches, abdominal pain, breathing difficulties and nausea. The majority of Black Widow bites are easily treated. However, if medical treatment cannot be administered on time, a Black Widow bite can lead to convulsions and death. Black Widow spiders are not aggressive and will only bite as a defense mechanism. Most bites occur when the spider is accidentally disturbed or injured, and feels threatened. Small children, the elderly and the infirm are much more susceptible to adverse reactions when bitten by a Black Widow. Medical treatment should be sought immediately. . Another venomous spider which is slightly more common than the Black Widow is the Brown Recluse spider. These are harder to identify because they look like many other spider species, ranging in color from dark cream to brown. They are similar in size to the black widow and have a dark violin shaped mark on their back. The venom of the Brown Recluse spider is not as strong as the Black Widow's, but their bite can lead to death. The methods for getting rid of Brown Recluse spiders are the same as for the Black Widow, so you can target both species at once.
Summary:
Recognize a black widow spider. Know its habits. Understand the dangers. Watch out for Brown Recluse spiders too