Purchase a few sticky traps (typically meant for rats or mice) and place them around your home wherever you believe there might be crickets. The crickets will walk over the trap and get stuck. Placing a bit of cornmeal in the center of each trap will help attract the crickets to the traps. Take a can of beer and empty the contents, leaving behind just a few drops. Leave the beer can lying on its side in the area where the crickets are. The crickets will be attracted to the beer and will crawl in the beer to get to the drops left inside, and get stuck inside. If you like to fish, you can take the crickets you’ve caught and use them as fish bait. Alternatively, you can cut the can open outside and release the crickets if you want to. This method will allow you to catch crickets without purchasing commercial sticky traps. Take a clean glass jar and place a generous spoonful inside the jar. Add a bit of water to make the molasses just a bit more runny. Place the open jar in the area where you have heard/seen crickets. The crickets will be attracted to the molasses, and will jump into the jar to get to it.  The stickiness of the molasses will make it difficult for the crickets to escape. Be sure to clean out the jar regularly.
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One-sentence summary -- Place cricket traps. Use a beer can to catch the cricket. Make a molasses trap.

Q: Simply soaking the piercing with saline and washing it with gentle soap and water is enough to keep the skin clean. Don't pull or pick at any crusty scabs that form since this can open up the piercing and cause it to bleed. You'll find that the crusty material should fall off on its own as the piercing heals. You don't need to turn or twist the jewelry as the piercing is healing. Rotating the jewelry may actually irritate the skin and slow the healing. These may irritate the piercing as it's trying to heal. Antibacterial ointments can trap moisture and cause bacteria to grow around the piercing. Disinfectants such as rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide can make it harder for the tissue to heal. Avoid using antibacterial soaps or disinfectants that container benzalkonium chloride (BZK). Ensure that other people don't touch the area. You'll also need to keep sweat and dirt out of the piercing. For example, don't put makeup or spray fragrances near the piercing. Clean items that might come into contact with the area so you don't introduce bacteria. Depending on where the piercing is located, clean your cell phone, headphones, glasses, or hats. Most piercings will take at least a few weeks or even months to heal. Be patient and give the piercing a chance to heal before you take out the jewelry. Here are a few healing times for common types of piercings:  Earlobes: 3 to 9 weeks  Ear cartilage (such as tragus, conch, industrial, rook, or orbital piercings): 6 to 12 months Nostril: 2 to 4 months Oral: 3 to 4 weeks Lips: 2 to 3 months Navel: 9 to 12 months Genitals: 4 to 10 weeks
A: Leave any crusty scabs in place. Avoid using antibiotics or disinfectants on the piercing. Keep the piercing site clean and dry throughout the day. Give the piercing time to heal before you take out the jewelry.

Article: Before you pay for an online course, you should be realistic about your ability to manage your time and to follow a structured schedule for the course. Ensure that you have enough time to dedicate to studying, finishing your assignments, and passing the class.  This course will be taught at a college level. If you feel uncertain about your abilities to complete college-level coursework, this might not be the best option for you. If you’re not confident in your computer skills, you should consider strengthening them before taking an online course. It might be a good idea to narrow down the list of most needed skills to just a few items to make sure you can develop those skills in time before the course begins. Many courses will list a summary of what the course will cover, a syllabus of the work that will be required, or have pre-requisites that you must complete prior to the course.  If you are taking this online course for a degree program, make sure that you have completed any pre-requisites for the course. If you are attending another college, but taking this online course through a different university, check with your university to make sure that this credit will be accepted towards your degree. Purchase or borrow any required textbooks or course materials prior to the start date of your class. For most online college courses, you will need to ensure that you have enough hard drive memory and that you are using the most up to date operating systems for your laptop or desktop computer.  If you do not meet these requirements, the online course module may not work correctly and you will be unable to complete the course. Though you may be able to use a public computer, like one at the library, it’s better to have a personal computer you can rely on to complete an online course. Technical courses may have specific requirements for the amount of RAM, hard drive space available, and the operating system that you use. You will need consistent and reliable access to the Internet for your course. Hone and practice your computer skills if you are uncertain whether they are strong enough for the course. You can even enroll in a brief computer literacy class before starting the course. Beginning the course with a good relationship with your professor can be a very helpful way to establish a good rapport with them for the rest of the course.  Before the course begins, reach out to your professor. This can be a simple email introducing yourself to the instructor and letting them know that you’re excited to begin the course with them. If you ever have the opportunity to speak with your professor in person, take advantage of it. If you work part time or full time, you should let your employer know that you are taking college classes online so they are aware of your time restrictions.  If you work full time, see if your employer offers tuition reimbursement or tuition reimbursement. If you have an HR department, they will be the best resource for this inquiry.  If you work part time or have a flexible work schedule, ensure that your work schedule does not conflict with your study schedule or any scheduled class times. If you have children at home, arrange childcare before the course begins. It can be very difficult to focus on online coursework if you are caring for children at the same time. Arrange for consistent childcare during the times you know will be doing coursework and studying.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Be realistic about your expectations. Carefully read the class requirements and syllabus. Confirm you meet the technical requirements. Connect with your professor. Notify your employer that you are taking classes.