It doesn't matter whether or not your oven runs hot or cool. Because you're baking these eggs out side of their shells, it'll be easier to determine whether or not they're done baking. These eggs are essentially what you'd get if you cracked an egg open on a frying pan.

Summary: Preheat your oven to 425F (218C).

Once you have determined that the car either meets compliance regulations or that you will modify it to meet them, you're ready to have your car shipped to you. Research a few shipping companies that ship internationally, and then do a background check on the company's licensing, insurance record, and complaint history. Consumers in the U.S. can check the quality of a shipping company through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. For consumers outside the U.S., contact your federal department of transportation or vehicle safety about shipping cars internationally. Damage can occur in any shipping process, so you'll want to have protection in place if the damage occurs during shipment. Most car shipping companies offer insurance covering up to $50,000 - $1,000,000 in damages, but be sure to read the fine print when determining what the insurance package offers. Customs and border protection agencies require entries to be filed on vehicles at the time of their arrival. You can begin the customs entry process ahead of time by working with a registered importer or discussing the international shipment process with your shipper. If you have customs paperwork started when the car arrives at its port, a border officer will promptly help you to complete the process. Not having customs paperwork prepared ahead of time can lead to delays in taking your car home. In the U.S., you will not be able to register your car without a copy of the CBP (Customs Border Protection) entry form. Customs regulations are not a concern if you are an EU citizen importing a car from Germany to another country within the EU. Different countries have different tax regulations for the importation of international vehicles. Find out your country's imported car tax requirements by searching your country's national transportation or vehicle safety websites. Visit https://www.gov.uk/importing-vehicles-into-the-uk for tax information on importing cars to the UK. For tax and registration information for importing cars to Belgium, visit https://www.angloinfo.com/how-to/belgium/transport/vehicle-ownership/importing-an-eu-vehicle. Visit https://infrastructure.gov.au/vehicles/imports/ for information on related taxes for importing cars to Australia. A reliable shipping company will usually check the car for scratches and dents, and record this information, prior to starting shipment. When the car arrives, walk around it and look carefully to make sure you agree with the shipper's report. If you disagree with the shipper's report and find extra damage on your car, address your concerns with them immediately and then file a claim with the shipping insurance company. If there is damage on the car in the shipper's report that you were unaware of at the time you purchased the car, you will need to deal directly with the seller or dealer in Germany regarding this damage. To drive your imported car, you will need to have it registered according to your state's regulations. Attempting to drive an unregistered car can lead to having it taken from you by authorities. Search your state's department of motor vehicles website for more information on how to register a car in your state.

Summary: Find a reliable shipper. Buy insurance for protection. File the car with customs. Pay the necessary fees and taxes. Inspect the car upon its arrival. Register your car locally.

. Children in domestic violence homes are more likely to be abused themselves. Even when they are not abused, they may still suffer from emotional and behavioral problems. Abusive parents also are more likely to try to get custody as a way to further retaliate against and control their spouses. The court will consider the child's best interests when awarding custody. The judge will take into account domestic violence, the home environment, and other factors. Talk with your child's school or daycare to alert them to the situation. Let them know who is authorized to pick up your children from school. . If you are married to your abuser, you need to file for divorce. This will make sure that you are no longer tied legally to this person. File a petition for divorce with the Family Court in your county. Be sure to follow the divorce guidelines for your own state. While most states are similar in procedure, there may be differences depending on your location. This includes social security numbers, custody papers, birth certificates, bank statements, and so on. If you didn't already collect these before leaving, or it's not safe to return to your house, then you should be able to get most of these papers from the relevant agencies. For instance, visit the social security office in your area to get new copies of your social security card. Visit your local health department to get copies of birth certificates. Ask your bank for copies of bank statements. It's important to separate yourself entirely from your abuser, and this includes your bank account, credit cards, insurance, mortgage, and so on. This can be a time-consuming process but it will prevent further harassment and financial abuse. Close your bank account. Start a new account with a different bank. If you can safely do it, make sure to transfer your savings and other assets to this new account. If you have a joint bank account, withdraw half of the available money. This amount is legally yours. If you don't take the money now, then your abuser may drain the account and leave you with nothing. Oftentimes, an abuser may try to ruin his partner's credit by opening a credit card in her name using her social security number. This is fraud, even when you are or were married to someone. Make sure that no one can misuse your personal information. Talk with the fraud departments of major credit bureaus. Ask them to place a red flag on your account so that you'll be alerted any time someone tries to apply for credit with your social security number. Your abuser may have ruined your credit through financial abuse. He may have kept you from being able to develop your own credit rating. If you get a credit card now, then you can start working on improving your credit score. Your abuser can use your credit card statements to track your movements, so you should cancel any cards you already have. Then you can get a new card with a different company.
Summary: File for custody of your children File for divorce Keep copies of all important papers. Sever all financial ties. Protect your social security number. Work on improving your credit score.