Q: Add the batter to the cavities of the pan, about full. Leave them in the pan for a few minutes. Set aside for about 15 to 20 minutes.
A: Fill a doughnut pan. Bake the doughnuts for 10 minutes. Allow the doughnuts to cool. Transfer the doughnuts to a wire cooling rack.

Article: Cranberry plants do not compete well against weeds, so it's very important to weed the bed regularly, particularly during the first year. Luckily, the peat moss used in the cranberry plot will inhibit the growth of many common garden weeds. During the first year (and beyond) cranberry plants will need constant watering to keep the soil. If the roots dry out, the plants will die. It is a common misconception that cranberry plants need to be saturated or submerged in water during growing. Although the soil should always be wet (or at least damp) to the touch, it shouldn't be saturated with water. Too much water can slow down root growth and prevent the roots from reaching the necessary depth. Soon, your cranberry plants will start to put out out runners that grow along the ground. The runners should grow until they fill and cover the bed. If they do not, you can fertilize your cranberry bed with a high-nitrogen fertilizer. Only use fertilizer if runners are struggling to grow; too much high-nitrogen fertilizer may cause overwhelming growth. If fertilizing in the first year, fertilize the soil three times -- once at the beginning of growth, once when the flowers bud and once when the berries start forming. In order to contain the spread of runners within the cranberry plot, you may want to line the perimeter of the bed with some wooden or plastic edging. After the first year, you'll need to cut off the nitrogen supply to the runners -- this will encourage them to stop spreading so they will take root and form uprights instead. Use a non-nitrogen fertilizer from the second year onwards. At the start of the second year (and every couple of years after that) you will need to cover the soil with a thin (1/2 inch) layer of sand. This helps to root the runners and prevent weeds. Cranberry plants are susceptible to certain pests and diseases, but these are relatively easy to deal with, provided you know what to look for. Cranberry fruit-worm is a common problem, where grey moths lay their eggs inside the berries themselves. If you spot grey moths around your cranberry plants, you will need to spray the plot with insecticides to kill the eggs. If you do not catch fruitworm on time, the eggs will hatch and the worms will eat the cranberries from the inside out. When this happens, the infested berries will turn red before they ripen. You can deal with this by picking off the prematurely red berries (in addition to the surrounding fruit) and disposing of them. Two other common diseases are red spot (where bright red spots develop on the leaves of the plant) and berry fruit rot. The treatment for both of these diseases is the same -- spray the cranberry plants with an organic, copper-based fungicide between late June and early August, according to the instructions on the label. From the third year of growth onwards, you will need to prune the cranberry plants each spring to control the runners and encourage uprights. You can do this by combing the cranberry plot with a landscape rake, until all of the runners are going in the same direction. This makes it easier to identify the longest runners and cut them back. Do not prune the existing uprights. As time goes on, your cranberry plants may begin to spread beyond the bounds of the original plot. If this happens, you can prune each of the plants back in the springtime, until there is only two inches of growth above the soil line. The cranberry plants will not produce fruit that year, but normal production will resume the following year.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Be vigilant about weeds. Keep the cranberry plants well-watered. Fertilize the soil. Control pests and disease. Prune the runners from the third year of growth.

Problem: Article: Disney has a website for almost of its Diamond Edition releases. So, you can check out the website for release information. Also, research Disney's press releases. They provide ample information on special releases and release dates. There are also some websites that track some of the Disney release dates such as disney.wiki.com. Make sure websites such as these are bookmarked in your browser. For instance, Peter Pan was just released in 2013 for its 60th anniversary. Anticipate that Disney will release certain movies from the vault to celebrate milestone anniversaries such as 10th, 20th, 30th and 50th anniversaries. Sleeping Beauty, for instance, was released in 2014 to celebrate its 55th anniversary. To track milestone anniversaries, just add the appropriate number to the original release date. Sleeping Beauty, for instance, will celebrate it's 60th anniversary in 2019. So perhaps it will be released from the vault prematurely; it's not scheduled to be released until 2023. In 2006, Disney released Bambi from the vault for 70 days in celebration of it 70th anniversary of when Disney began work on the movie. Take note of Walt Disney's birthday -- the creator of Disney. His favorite movie, such as Bambi, could be released around his birthday to celebrate. Also, pay attention to current events with actors who performed in Disney movies. For instance, after Robin Williams' death, Disney released Aladdin from the vault because Williams played the beloved genie in the movie.
Summary: Research the Disney websites. Expect milestone anniversary release dates. Pay attention to current events and anticipate releases for special circumstances.

Q: If you were the one who ended the relationship, or if you said hurtful things to your ex, you need to explicitly apologize. Don't try to skirt around the issues that lead to your breakup. Own up to your mistakes and take responsibility for ways in which you may have wronged or offended your ex. On the other hand, you will also need to forgive your ex for any emotional harm they may have done you. If you reconnect with your ex but still harbor resentment or bitterness, the relationship is bound to fail again. While you and your ex will need to discuss and somehow resolve core issues that lead to your prior breakup, there's no point in dragging one another through the emotionally painful details. Focus on good things about your ex, and express these in conversation. For example, say things like: "I was out with friends the other night, and I started thinking about how funny you are and how much I love the way out senses of humor work together." It may help to take some time to process any stressful events or painful details of the past. Over time, your negative emotions will lose their strength, and you can gain a healthier perspective on the contributions of you and your ex to your relationship's end. An objective third party, such as a couples therapist, can help you and your ex increase your chances of a successful relationship going forward. A counselor can help you move past difficult issues and communicate more effectively. They can also provide support so you don't fall back into the same old habits that led to the end of your old relationship. If your ex agrees to rekindle the relationship, start making new memories, going on new dates, and re-forging your emotional connection. It can be tempting to bring old relationship baggage with you when reconciling with an ex, but don't give in. It can be helpful even to form a couple of new friendships that you and your partner both enjoy. This will help you both get over the breakup by interacting with more people socially.
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Apologize for things you did wrong. Avoid re-hashing painful past details. Seek out couples counseling. Move forward, with your focus on the present.