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This is one of my favourite muffin recipes. I bake these all the time with crumble on top. So when I decided to make my Mega Breakfast Cake on How To Cake It (don't forget to subscribe!), I knew this recipe would be the perfect base. It never lets me down.
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This recipe makes three 8" x 3" round pans (4 ½ lbs of batter).
Making Your Blueberry Buttermilk Muffin Cake!
Ingredients You Will Need:
4 cups flour
2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
2 teaspoons baking soda
½ teaspoon salt
1 Tablespoon grated lemon zest, about 2 lemons
2 eggs
2 cups buttermilk, room temperature *
1 cup unsalted butter, melted and cooled
1 Tablespoon vanilla
2 cups blueberries
Take 1 tablespoon of flour and toss your blueberries in it just to coat. This will help the berries stick to your batter.
In a large bowl, whisk together your flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt and lemon zest.
In a second large bowl, whisk your 2 eggs slightly. Whisk in your buttermilk, melted butter and vanilla.
Make a well in the centre of your dry ingredients. Pour ½ of your wet ingredients into the well, and begin to mix the batter by stirring it with an open hand. You can use a spoon if you prefer, but I find using my hands a more effective way of knowing all your ingredients are combined.
Pour in the rest of your wet ingredients and continue mixing. Finally, fold in your blueberries.
Divide the batter between your prepared pans and bake at 350º for 35- 40 minutes.
** Caking Tip: If you cannot find buttermilk, simple leave 2 cups of milk at room temperature. Pour in 2 teaspoons of white vinegar and allow to sit for 30 minutes. Stir the mixture and it's ready to use.


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I am creating a parenting plan for the father of my child, even though he has not shown any interest in contact. I want something in place should he change his mind and would like to know what his minumum visitation rights are.
There is no minimum. It's whatever the court order says. In theory it could be zero, though this is very rare. You should propose whatever you feel is best for your child. If he has a history of domestic violence, emotional illness, addiction, alcoholism, child abuse, or abandonment you may get restrictions on his contact with the child under RCW 26.09.191. Good luck.
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I think you are wise to do so for a number of reasons. Fathers who have no rights can sometimes use that as an excuse to walk away. Over time a reluctant father can come to the tabel of parenthood if he can get beyond his feelings of resentment and such. Over time sheer curiosity can erode the harshest of denials.
Moving to your specific question, there is no minimum time but courts commonly order alternate weekends one the child is old enough. Infants should not be away from their mother for overnights unless they are previously well bonded with their father. So if you child is very young it is wise to put in four hour blocks of time 2x a week. At age 2 it could be most of a weekend day. Overnights could begin at age 5.
Since you have no idea what he wishes I suggest you put in an schedule that grows as your child grows as noted above. Holidays should be alternated and summer vacations can escalate a week a year up to 4-5 weeks if you wish.
Remember also that if the father does not exercise his time for a long time you can seek more support. Some courts have found fathers in contempt of court for non-exercise of time. This causes some dads to see the light and others to passive aggressively retaliate with the child..
In sum there are many many factors to consider in drafting a parenting plan that protects you and your child while promoting contact. You should talk with counsel about this as the personalities and the history need to be considered before making the final plan.Ask a similar question
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PLUTARCHUS (c. 45-c. 120). Vitae illustrium virorum. - Sextus RUFUS. De historia Romana. And other additions. Venice: Nicolaus Jenson, 2 January 1478.
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Nets have little time to heal
BOSTON Here come the New Jersey Nets, trudging
to breakfast, one day removed from the most notorious collapse since Enron.
The cameras and notebooks are waiting. The Nets, cornered
in a downtown Boston hotel, have questions to answer before their waffles. Inquiries
about their mood and mental state, in the way you wonder about the survivors
of a shipwreck.
Good morning, someone greets Kenyon Martin, the first to
show up.
"It's morning," grumbles the Nets forward. "But it's not
This is the day to pick up the pieces. Or try to, anyway.
It is all in the books now. The 26-point lead blown on
Saturday, the 94-90 loss to Boston, the 2-1 deficit in the Eastern Conference
final, that is only one game but at the moment seems like a canyon.
There is another game to play Monday, against a Celtics
team that now senses blood in the water.
Martin has not slept well. He cannot turn on the television
without seeing chortling Celtics, be they fans or players.
"It feels like we've lost the series," he says. "It's kind
of like they took it all away in one game. But the series isn't over. Somehow,
we have to realize that.
"If it carries over to tomorrow, we might as well pack
up and go home for the summer."
How to forget it in one day?
"If I knew," Martin says, "I would tell you."
Here comes Keith Van Horn. He has decided the culprit was
a New Jersey defense that turned into tin foil.
"I have never seen us allow people to get to the basket
as easy as in the fourth quarter," he says.
No practice on Sunday. Van Horn understands why.
"Today," he says, "should be a mental day.
"We can't let it break us."
Here comes Aaron Williams, the one New Jersey player who
did not disappear in the fourth quarter Saturday.
The thought on his mind is more support for Jason Kidd.
"I think he needs a little help," Williams says. "He can't
be expected to save the world."
Speak of the devil, here he is. The team leader who now
must help mend the Nets' fractured psyche.
"We can't let this linger and think they've won the series,"
Kidd begins. "If we let it linger and carry over, then tomorrow could easily
be a blowout.
"You have to understand the sun will come up. There will
be another day. The series isn't over. I know it probably did feel like that.
"Tomorrow will show what we're all about."
Here, finally, comes the coach. Byron Scott played for
a Los Angeles Lakers dynasty that never lost confidence.
Once, they were blown away in Game 1 of the NBA Finals
right here by 34 points. They won the next game, and the title.
Scott is remembering what Pat Riley said then to the Lakers,
what Riley said through any crisis. Scott needs those words now.
"This is the ultimate challenge," he says.
On Sunday, he wants his players looking at film, reflecting,
dedicating themselves to what must be done, and done quickly.
"More than anything," Scott says, "I want them to remember
how bad we played in the fourth quarter."
A television reporter goads Scott, asking if he has seen
some of the Boston media comments that the Nets are finished, and the rest of
the series can be mailed in.
"I wouldn't count us out with Jason Kidd," Scott says.
"If everybody around here is mailing it in, maybe their team is mailing it in,
He heads for breakfast, to join his players and continue
the therapy. The Nets are in pain, and they have one day to heal.
Mike Lopresti writes for Gannett News Service.


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Pandoc is a Haskell library for converting from one markup format to another, and a command-line tool that uses this library. It can read markdown and (subsets of) reStructuredText, HTML, and LaTeX, and it can write markdown, reStructuredText, HTML, LaTeX, DocBook, OpenDocument XML, RTF, ODT, GNU Texinfo, MediaWiki markup, and S5 HTML slide shows. Pandoc extends standard markdown syntax with footnotes, embedded LaTeX, and more. A compatibility mode is provided for those who need a drop-in replacement for Markdown.pl. Included wrapper scripts make it easy to convert markdown to PDFs and Web pages to markdown documents. It has a modular design where the addition of a new input or output format requires only the addition of a reader or writer module.
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NekoXNI is a collection of small, useful XML tools written for the Xerces Native Interface (XNI) that is the foundation of the Xerces2 implementation. The NekoXNI tools are written to illustrate the power and flexibility of the XNI framework, as well as provide useful tools for XML application developers. The current collection of XNI tools includes an HTML Parser, DTD Converter, a Style Processor, a RelaxNG Validator parser configuration, and an XML Pull Parser.


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66fit Sports Gyrociser
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The 66fit Sports Gyrociser was originally designed as an exercise device to help improve the blood circulatory system to the fingers, hands, wrist and arm.
The Sports Gyrociser utilises the deep hand muscles including the interossei and the lumbricals. This ensures stability in the grip and provides a firm platform for the activity of thumb and finger action, particularly the opposing muscle groups involved in the power grip. Wrist action of flexion and extension along with radial and ulnar deviation can be strengthened isotonically, whilst using forearm movements of pronation and supination. All of which are major components of racquet sports.
Perhaps one of the most valuable aspects of the Sports Gyrociser is it use in training for stability of the shoulder girdle, particularly of the scapula (shoulder blade). Movements performed at varying arm positions allow the operator to practise stabilising the scapula against the chest wall whilst maintaining motion of the upper limb, actions involved in all sports from rowing to golf, and essential in the prevention of shoulder tendinitis and other degenerative shoulder conditions.
To use the 66fit Sports Gyrociser: Place in the palm of the hand with the inner yellow ball facing outwards. Feed the plastic starter cord into the hole and feed through until it exits the opposite hole. Then pull the starter cord to set the ball in motion. Move your wrist in a circular motion to increase the speed of the Gyrociser. The idea is to keep the ball spinning as smoothly as possible at a constant speed. The magnet inside causes an irregular magnetic field which exercise the forearm, wrist and fingers. Increasing the speed of the Gyrociser will ensure a fantastic workout to fingers, hand, wrist, arm and shoulder.
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There are plenty of online videos explaining how to wind this up.
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