In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you find a bunch of maggots in one part of your house, collect them with a broom and dustbin. Put them in a sealed garbage bag. Freeze them in the bag for at least sixty minutes. Then, put them in the outdoor trash can. Freezing is the most humane way to kill maggots. Use a broom to wipe the boric acid into the carpet fibers. A natural insecticide, boric acid should kill the maggots. You can purchase boric acid at hardware stores, large department stores or online. Thoroughly vacuum every nook and cranny of your carpeting. Pull out the vacuum bag and seal it in an airtight plastic bag or container. Freeze it to kill the maggots. Then, immediately put it in the outside trash container. Freezing is the most humane way to kill maggots. Purchase or rent a carpet steam cleaner from your local hardware or drugstore. Renting is usually relatively cheap and is an invaluable tool for getting rid of maggots. Make sure that the insecticide you choose is safe for your carpets and non-toxic to humans and animals. Following the directions on the label, mix the insecticide solution with hot water. Then, add it to your steam cleaner reservoir. You can even use pet shampoo that contains an insecticide. You can use permethrin to remove indoor maggot infestations. Run the steam cleaner over all of the carpeted areas of your house at least twice to draw out the maggots and exterminate them. Dispose of the used water outdoors in a sealed container if possible.
Summary: Collect the maggots and freeze them. Sprinkle boric acid over the carpet. Vacuum your carpet. Get a steam cleaner. Purchase an insecticide solution for steam cleaning. Steam clean your carpet.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tell your punisher that you understand whatever punishment or consequence they dole out, whether it be a week of detention, a month of detention, or a failing grade. Arguing will probably not make them change their mind about a punishment, but will only make you look worse. By accepting your punishment graciously, they will see that you have learned your lesson and understand the seriousness of your offense. Of course, this doesn't have to be genuine. Having the ability to accept consequences can make you a stronger, more courageous person in the long run. These can be different groups or people, depending on your situation. Often, schools will have "honor councils" that will determine your punishment, almost like a jury in court. Other times, a dean of discipline, the principal, or your teacher will decide your fate. It's important to prepare for these discussions. Prepare a great explanation, rather than a whiny excuse. Explain what lead you to cheat, and how you will fix this moving forward. If you have a great academic or behavioral record up until this incident, point that out. It's important to show everyone that the cheating was out of character and you are deeply sorry. Enlist the help of an older sibling or an adult you trust to help plan out your words. You may be required to write a statement. If so, edit, edit, edit. Read it to parents, teachers, and friends to get feedback. Whatever your punishment is, just do it and move on. The longer you put it off, the longer it will stress you out. You did the crime, so do the time! If you have to tell your parents about what happened, go straight home and tell them. If you have to write a repentance essay, do it that night. If you have to accept a zero on the test, get to work finding extra credit. Not only will you be able to put this event behind you sooner, you will also show the authority figure that you are serious about fixing the problem. This will make you look better to your teachers, but it will also make the punishment easier. Focus on making the best out of a bad situation, and use your punishment as a learning experience. Don't mouth off or mope. Instead, keep your head up and deal with the consequences with the cheeriest outlook you can manage. Cheating on one test won't ruin your life. While the consequences can be intense, as stated earlier, it doesn't help to continuously beat yourself up or wallow in misery. Stay optimistic, and don't dwell on the mistake you made. While it's important to accept reasonable punishment, it's also OK to fight back if you genuinely believe the punishment does not fit the crime, or if you don't believe the punishment was determined properly. You have a right to due process from authority, and the teacher cannot dole out punishment without letting you share your side of the story. If you are facing expulsion from school, it is important to understand your rights. Laws about school expulsion vary from state to state, and from public to private schools. You have the right to be represented by a lawyer throughout this process. If you decide to appeal a suspension or expulsion that you believe to be unjust, you can learn more about that here.
Summary: Accept the consequences. Prepare for a discussion with authorities. Get it over with. Keep a positive attitude. Understand your rights.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're holding an umbrella, your keys, or even a hot coffee, these can all serve as helpful tools against an attacker. If you are unable to escape the attacker and you need to defend yourself, assess what you have that you could use. For example, if you have your keys in your hand, hold them in your fist and push one of the keys between your middle and index finger to create a claw. This will make your punches more effective. If you have an umbrella in your hand, hold it like a bat and get ready to hit the person with it like you'd hit a baseball. If you're holding a hot cup of coffee, loosen the lid and throw it in their face to incapacitate them while you escape. A hard kick to the knee or groin can stop an attacker in their tracks and give you time to get away from them. Kick them hard with the bottom part of your foot for the most impact. If the person is close to you, a quick jab to the throat or eyes with your outstretched fingers or keys may be the best way to stop them. Hold your keys in your fist with 1 between your index and middle finger like a claw or extend your middle and index fingers and tense them. Then, thrust your key or fingers at their eyes or throat with a quick jabbing punch. This will hurt and they should stop momentarily to recover. Run away while they do. The nose is a good place to hit because it sticks out and you can break it easily with a well-aimed punch. If you're very close to them and they're about the same height as you, then headbutting them may be more effective. Thrust your fist or forehead at their nose quickly. Run away while they're recovering from the blow. If the person has their arms around you, stomp down on their feet as hard as you can with your heel. Then, use your elbow to jab them in the stomach as hard as you can. Continue to stomp on their feet and elbow them until they let you go. Cup both of your hands and draw your arms back as far as you can. Then slap your hands together over their ears hard and fast. The air that your hands trap and push into their ears will temporarily incapacitate them. This move may cause someone to lose consciousness if you execute it properly, but don't hang around even if they do lose consciousness. Go somewhere safe and call emergency services for help. in the back of the neck if you're behind them. If you happen to be behind the person, aim a quick, hard punch at the back of their neck. This should be enough to knock them out if you punch them hard enough. Make sure to run away even if the person is unconscious. Call for help when you are somewhere safe.
Summary:
Use whatever you have in your hands as a weapon. Kick your opponent in the knee or groin like you're kicking down a door. Jab the person in the throat or eyes with your fingers or keys. Punch or headbutt them in the nose as hard as you can. Stomp on their feet and elbow them if they're holding you. Clap your open palms over their ears at the same time. Punch them