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Katmai: Alaska's Wild Peninsula Filmmaker John Grabowska profiles the cloud-cloaked landscape of the Alaska Peninsula where bears outnumber people and the sockeye salmon run is the largest in the world. N. Scott Momaday narrates the film that reveals a remote wilderness of towering volcanoes and vast tundras with visits to Katmai National Park and Aniakchak National Monument.G
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Outdoor Idaho "Hometown Ski Hills" Community ski hills are scattered throughout Idaho, each with its own "field of dreams" story to tell. We profile three of them - Bogus Basin near Boise; Little Ski Hill by McCall; and Pomerelle near Albion - to learn what makes each of these ski areas unique.G
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Dialogue "Behind The Scenes at Antiques Roadshow" Host Marcia Franklin talks with Marsha Bemko, the executive producer of Antiques Roadshow, about the program's visit to Boise in 2013, and why those shows led off the new season in January, 2014. The two also discuss the history of the top-rated show on PBS and how she produces the series.G
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Sesame Street "Bears Try to Hibernate" There is a porridge shortage on Sesame Street! Telly runs to tell Baby Bear, but when he finds him, he is getting ready to hibernate until springtime when there is porridge again. What is Telly supposed to do for five months without a best friend? Telly and Baby bear set up a play date for the spring when Baby Bear wakes up. Telly says goodbye and the bears try to go to sleep, but they are not tired! First, they try counting, but that does not work. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel's New Friend/Same and Different" Daniel's New Friend: Daniel and Miss Elaina meet Prince Wednesday's cousin Chrissie during a playdate at the castle. As they play "knights," they discover that, although Chrissie needs some help walking, they are the same in many ways. Same and Different: While Daniel is playing dress up with his friends at school, he feels different when he realizes that not everyone has a tail like him. D
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Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa "Switzerland and the Alps" The Swiss Alps reverberate with cowbells, accordions, and laughter. We make our home base in the year-round playground of Interlaken, the "town between two lakes". We sail across glacial Lake Brienz, famous for its beautiful woodcarving. D
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Red Green Does New Year's Red and the guys from Possum Lodge approach New Year's resolutions in their own ways. The special includes an animated film from Ranger Gord called "A Forest New Year."G
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My Hero "Car" A defrocked superhero cousin wants his powers back. George intercedes but restored powers and the Crown jewels are too much for the cousin.G
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Asked what changes we might expect to see in Version 3, Moglen cites three areas the new version will address. One is the on-licensing of additions or modifications to the code when used in applications such as Web services. A second concerns patents, which he says are found where they shouldn't be. The third is the issue of "trusted computing," in which hardware polices the software it runs -- a situation which, if allowed to take hold, he likens to "the military occupation of the Net."
Building Code Standards
Moglen does believe there will be important results from the SCO suits, only not in the terms of the license itself. "People are now realizing that how you vet the code that you put in the free software project -- both how you legally establish the rights in it, and how you factually establish who is giving it to you and where they got it from -- are really important," he says.
"SCO is demonstrating how important it is to do what I call the 'assembly' of free software -- the putting together of contributions to make a finished work -- in a defensible way."
This means developing a standardized way of "assembling" free or open-source software. "How you do the work of putting stuff together before you license it is at least as important as how you license the software," according to Moglen.
A further consequence might be the rise of third-party insurers and indemnifiers. "The activity of third-party insurers," believes Moglen, "will give rise to a desire that code be put together according to standards which are understood in the trade as minimizing risks, and thus making the insurance market work in the most fluid possible way."
Red Hat isn't a "third party," but it is already illustrating this trend. According to spokesperson Leigh Bay, Red Hat offers two kinds of indemnity. "First, we've set up a million-dollar fund so that if developers find themselves being sued, or if they come into any legal issues with developing software under the GPL, the fund will be available to pay for their legal fees."
"The second part, which protects past, present and future Enterprise Linux customers, says that if there is an intellectual-property violation in our code, we promise to fix it and replace it and provide for uninterrupted use of the code."
Red Hat's willingness to write such a warranty is, Bay says, based on an ability to "vet" its code accurately.


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Ginny Cain needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 42 designs submitted by 15 freelance designers.
NationalBLS.com is a startup company located in San Francisco. They are a unique listing service where pre-approved home buyers anonymously broadcast their requirements to the web. The platform creates a marketplace allowing buyers to discover the most eager sellers and unlisted properties. Sellers can take a proactive approach to initiate a sale rather than the traditional "stand and sell" method. This national platform increases transaction volume for the benefit of agents, brokers, buyers, and sellers. For more information visit http://www.nationalbls.com.
What We Want to Accomplish:
Create a marketing handout that stands out. We want it to serve as a quick explanation of the company concept because most of the audience is not aware of it, the quick benefits of the service to the industry and agents/brokers, and a call to go to the company's web site to at least get more information and potentially sign up for the service. These will be used as hand outs at the Start-Up Alley and potentially as the president comes off the stage and through the audience after the stage presentation, and with any casual introduction.
Specifications: Unspecified size; depending on the way the copy lays out, it can any size that someone is able to take away in a purse or briefcase. Prefer 8 ½ x 5 ½ or smaller. Color two sides.
The client, NationalBLS will be taking part in a trade show which will have over 1,000 attendees. The company will occupy a small kiosk for two, two-hour periods of time. Attendees will be invited to participate and frequent the first two-hour session, called Start-Up Alley. The second two-hour period will be during a welcome cocktail reception, called Cocktails@Connect in the same area at a later time. The president of the company will also get time on stage in a general session called LaunchPad one day of the conference.
The company just recently had a soft launch. They have had some recognition among the attending audience (real estate brokers, agents, mortgage industry people and other real estate technology service providers), but nothing extensive. The conference organizers have sent out several email messages that have referenced NationalBLS as being part of the Start-Up Alley and on the conference web site there is one paragraph which describes the company and contains a link back to the company's web site. This is the extent exposure the company has had to the audience.
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•Drives up transaction volume – all transactions involve a buyer
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•Helps sellers see the real market value of their properties – with feedback from real buyers
•Allows agents to anonymously broadcast their buyers' requirements – maintain full control by registering your buyers before others register them
•Creates a consumer-agent dynamic – through the promotion and use of agents
•Gives agents a unique selling proposition – for both buyers and sellers
Visit NationalBLS.com to start matching buyers and sellers today.
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Diversity Gardens
Diversity Gardens
Diversity Gardens offers new ways for those with Intellectual Disability to connect in their community, develop skills and improve health and well-being. Various locations and hours
We have a new plot in a number of areas across Sydney and need help with getting started.
The Diversity Garden is for people with an intellectual/learning disability who want to meet others interested in learning about gardening.
We invite you to join us to participate in a range of fun and hands-on activities to add to our community garden space.
We offer:
- An experienced gardening tutor to support in gardening activities
- Community gardens in different locations (Inner West, South East and South West Sydney)
- Weekly meet up (2 hours each week)
- Committed staff and volunteers to support individuals
- All equipment and materials provided
- Transportation or a travel buddy can be organised.
You will:
- Learn practical ways to maintain a small garden
- Learn to prepare healthy snack from the garden
- Improve communication and social skills in a friendly and supportive environment
- Improve health and wellbeing
- Develop horticultural knowledge, techniques and employment skills Course content:
- General plant care
- Composting
- Worm finding
- Plant seedlings
- Pest management
- Soil testing
- Meal preparation
Ideal for:
- People with an intellectual/learning disability, from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Background, aged 7 years and above
- Have an interest in gardening
- Live in one of the following Local Government Areas: Inner West – Burwood, City of Canada Bay, Strathfield South West – Canterbury-Bankstown, Fairfield, Liverpool, Campbelltown, Camden South East – Bayside, Georges River, Randwick, Waverly, Woollahra, Sutherland Shire, City of Sydney
Small activity fees for participants who are socially isolated and or have limited access to recreation or leisure activities
If participants have NDIS individualised funding, it may be possible to access NDIS funds to attend the course. Please discuss enrolment possibilities and pricing with staff
Other information:
Please bring gardening gloves, a snack, hat, sunscreen and water bottle.
Please wear old comfortable clothing and closed-in shoes
Contact us:
Disability Programs Coordinator at Multicultural Care Phone: 9718 6199 Mobile: 0416 070 162 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.multiculturalcare.com.au Address: Suite 30, 532 Canterbury Road, Campsie
- Date: 9th October 2017 - 1st June 2018
- Every week
- Location: varied locations (inner west, south west and south east Sydney)
- Time: 10:00 - 15:00
- Cost: Small fees or participants can access NDIS funds to join


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Friday, March 7, 2008
This week I finished a large fabric order and sent it off. The perfectionist in me really came out in this order. I was actually completely out of white cotton when this order came in, but figured I'd go down to Joann's and buy some. I always use pima cotton for my dye work because it has such a high thread count. This dense weave allows the dye to really soak in and makes the fabric easy to boil out. Well, I thought I'd try a different kind of cotton and ended up having to redo the entire order. All 14 pieces. The colors just didn't shimmer on the surface and the wax wasn't going to be budged. I'm happy with how the fabric eventually came out after I went back to the store and bought pima cotton. But I wish the process had gone a little more smoothly.
I added some items to my shop this week. Some are similar to things I've made in the past, but with a new twist.
This pillow is based on the same baby quilt as some other recent pillows, but the focus is on a single square rather than multiple squares.
And this pillow is similar to others where I've used my hand dyed and batik fabric as whole cloth tops. This one just features a different color way.
I've made coasters before, but it's been a while and, despite the snow(that's if you can call a few tiny flurries, snow), I'm feeling very spring-like today.
There is one really new item in my shop, though again, it's not completely new, it's more of a variation.
I wanted to call these "Bundle O'stitch in dye Fabric", but the Etsy listing process wouldn't let me. So, I've stuck to proper English and entitled these packs,"Bundle of...." Anyway they are 5x5" squares of a variety of fabrics. Each pack has 18 squares and is just waiting for assembly into something fabulous. Best of all, no batteries are required.
9 comments:
dang, i was too late for the bundles! everything looks absolutely gorgeous. you have an amazing eye for color.
- March 7, 2008 at 7:55:00 PM CST
- Kirsten said...
I just love your stuff, your eye for colour, and experimentation. Such an inspiration!
- March 8, 2008 at 9:34:00 AM CST
Beautiful patterns on your fabrics. And I love the rich spring colors.
- March 10, 2008 at 12:47:00 AM CST
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- March 10, 2008 at 6:11:00 PM CST
- Molly said...
oh I totally love everything on your blog! Now I am dying to learn how to dye! I want those 5" squares!
- March 12, 2008 at 6:31:00 PM CST
- Lace said...
New to blogging and just happened upon yours. Whew! Totally wicked and gorgeous. I've just gotten the sudden urge to go create something! Cheers to you!
- March 13, 2008 at 12:05:00 PM CST
- Andrea said...
I am to lazy to dye my own fabrics. Thankfully there are people like you out there. I really like the pillow with spirals.
- March 14, 2008 at 1:26:00 PM CST
- gabi said...
I love your colours. I am just leaving tradional quilting making. Therefore your work really encourages me to go on.
- March 15, 2008 at 7:45:00 AM CST
- susan said...
do you custom dye your orders...i went to that site and didnt really see that much of your fabric...not like the stash on the blog...or maybe it just sells so fast it was all gone.
- March 23, 2008 at 9:35:00 PM CST


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System Architectures for Personalization and Recommendation
by Xavier Amatriain and Justin Basilico
In our previous posts about Netflix personalization, we highlighted the importance of using both data and algorithms to create the best possible experience for Netflix members. We also talked about the importance of enriching the interaction and engaging the user with the recommendation system. Today we're exploring another important piece of the puzzle: how to create a software architecture that can deliver this experience and support rapid innovation. Coming up with a software architecture that handles large volumes of existing data, is responsive to user interactions, and makes it easy to experiment with new recommendation approaches is not a trivial task. In this post we will describe how we address some of these challenges at Netflix.
To start with, we present an overall system diagram for recommendation systems in the following figure. The main components of the architecture contain one or more machine learning algorithms.
The simplest thing we can do with data is to store it for later offline processing, which leads to part of the architecture for managing Offline jobs. However, computation can be done offline, nearline, or online. Online computation can respond better to recent events and user interaction, but has to respond to requests in real-time. This can limit the computational complexity of the algorithms employed as well as the amount of data that can be processed. Offline computation has less limitations on the amount of data and the computational complexity of the algorithms since it runs in a batch manner with relaxed timing requirements. However, it can easily grow stale between updates because the most recent data is not incorporated. One of the key issues in a personalization architecture is how to combine and manage online and offline computation in a seamless manner. Nearline computation is an intermediate compromise between these two modes in which we can perform online-like computations, but do not require them to be served in real-time. Model training is another form of computation that uses existing data to generate a model that will later be used during the actual computation of results. Another part of the architecture describes how the different kinds of events and data need to be handled by the Event and Data Distribution system. A related issue is how to combine the different Signals and Models that are needed across the offline, nearline, and online regimes. Finally, we also need to figure out how to combine intermediate Recommendation Results in a way that makes sense for the user. The rest of this post will detail these components of this architecture as well as their interactions. In order to do so, we will break the general diagram into different sub-systems and we will go into the details of each of them. As you read on, it is worth keeping in mind that our whole infrastructure runs across the public Amazon Web Services cloud.
Offline, Nearline, and Online Computation
As mentioned above, our algorithmic results can be computed either online in real-time, offline in batch, or nearline in between. Each approach has its advantages and disadvantages, which need to be taken into account for each use case.
Online computation can respond quickly to events and use the most recent data. An example is to assemble a gallery of action movies sorted for the member using the current context. Online components are subject to an availability and response time Service Level Agreements (SLA) that specifies the maximum latency of the process in responding to requests from client applications while our member is waiting for recommendations to appear. This can make it harder to fit complex and computationally costly algorithms in this approach. Also, a purely online computation may fail to meet its SLA in some circumstances, so it is always important to think of a fast fallback mechanism such as reverting to a precomputed result. Computing online also means that the various data sources involved also need to be available online, which can require additional infrastructure.
On the other end of the spectrum, offline computation allows for more choices in algorithmic approach such as complex algorithms and less limitations on the amount of data that is used. A trivial example might be to periodically aggregate statistics from millions of movie play events to compile baseline popularity metrics for recommendations. Offline systems also have simpler engineering requirements. For example, relaxed response time SLAs imposed by clients can be easily met. New algorithms can be deployed in production without the need to put too much effort into performance tuning. This flexibility supports agile innovation. At Netflix we take advantage of this to support rapid experimentation: if a new experimental algorithm is slower to execute, we can choose to simply deploy more Amazon EC2 instances to achieve the throughput required to run the experiment, instead of spending valuable engineering time optimizing performance for an algorithm that may prove to be of little business value. However, because offline processing does not have strong latency requirements, it will not react quickly to changes in context or new data. Ultimately, this can lead to staleness that may degrade the member experience. Offline computation also requires having infrastructure for storing, computing, and accessing large sets of precomputed results.
Nearline computation can be seen as a compromise between the two previous modes. In this case, computation is performed exactly like in the online case. However, we remove the requirement to serve results as soon as they are computed and can instead store them, allowing it to be asynchronous. The nearline computation is done in response to user events so that the system can be more responsive between requests. This opens the door for potentially more complex processing to be done per event. An example is to update recommendations to reflect that a movie has been watched immediately after a member begins to watch it. Results can be stored in an intermediate caching or storage back-end. Nearline computation is also a natural setting for applying incremental learning algorithms.
In any case, the choice of online/nearline/offline processing is not an either/or question. All approaches can and should be combined. There are many ways to combine them. We already mentioned the idea of using offline computation as a fallback. Another option is to precompute part of a result with an offline process and leave the less costly or more context-sensitive parts of the algorithms for online computation.
Even the modeling part can be done in a hybrid offline/online manner. This is not a natural fit for traditional supervised classification applications where the classifier has to be trained in batch from labeled data and will only be applied online to classify new inputs. However, approaches such as Matrix Factorization are a more natural fit for hybrid online/offline modeling: some factors can be precomputed offline while others can be updated in real-time to create a more fresh result. Other unsupervised approaches such as clustering also allow for offline computation of the cluster centers and online assignment of clusters. These examples point to the possibility of separating our model training into a large-scale and potentially complex global model training on the one hand and a lighter user-specific model training or updating phase that can be performed online.
Offline Jobs
Much of the computation we need to do when running personalization machine learning algorithms can be done offline. This means that the jobs can be scheduled to be executed periodically and their execution does not need to be synchronous with the request or presentation of the results. There are two main kinds of tasks that fall in this category: model training and batch computation of intermediate or final results. In the model training jobs, we collect relevant existing data and apply a machine learning algorithm produces a set of model parameters (which we will henceforth refer to as the model). This model will usually be encoded and stored in a file for later consumption. Although most of the models are trained offline in batch mode, we also have some online learning techniques where incremental training is indeed performed online. Batch computation of results is the offline computation process defined above in which we use existing models and corresponding input data to compute results that will be used at a later time either for subsequent online processing or direct presentation to the user.
Both of these tasks need refined data to process, which usually is generated by running a database query. Since these queries run over large amounts of data, it can be beneficial to run them in a distributed fashion, which makes them very good candidates for running on Hadoop via either Hive or Pig jobs. Once the queries have completed, we need a mechanism for publishing the resulting data. We have several requirements for that mechanism: First, it should notify subscribers when the result of a query is ready. Second, it should support different repositories (not only HDFS, but also S3 or Cassandra, for instance). Finally, it should transparently handle errors, allow for monitoring, and alerting. At Netflix we use an internal tool named Hermes that provides all of these capabilities and integrates them into a coherent publish-subscribe framework. It allows data to be delivered to subscribers in near real-time. In some sense, it covers some of the same use cases as Apache Kafka, but it is not a message/event queue system.
Signals & Models
Regardless of whether we are doing an online or offline computation, we need to think about how an algorithm will handle three kinds of inputs: models, data, and signals. Models are usually small files of parameters that have been previously trained offline. Data is previously processed information that has been stored in some sort of database, such as movie metadata or popularity. We use the term "signals" to refer to fresh information we input to algorithms. This data is obtained from live services and can be made of user-related information, such as what the member has watched recently, or context data such as session, device, date, or time.
Event & Data Distribution
Our goal is to turn member interaction data into insights that can be used to improve the member's experience. For that reason, we would like the various Netflix user interface applications (Smart TVs, tablets, game consoles, etc.) to not only deliver a delightful user experience but also collect as many user events as possible. These actions can be related to clicks, browsing, viewing, or even the content of the viewport at any time. Events can then be aggregated to provide base data for our algorithms. Here we try to make a distinction between data and events, although the boundary is certainly blurry. We think of events as small units of time-sensitive information that need to be processed with the least amount of latency possible. These events are routed to trigger a subsequent action or process, such as updating a nearline result set. On the other hand, we think of data as more dense information units that might need to be processed and stored for later use. Here the latency is not as important as the information quality and quantity. Of course, there are user events that can be treated as both events and data and therefore sent to both flows.
At Netflix, our near-real-time event flow is managed through an internal framework called Manhattan. Manhattan is a distributed computation system that is central to our algorithmic architecture for recommendation. It is somewhat similar to Twitter's Storm, but it addresses different concerns and responds to a different set of internal requirements. The data flow is managed mostly through logging through Chukwa to Hadoop for the initial steps of the process. Later we use Hermes as our publish-subscribe mechanism.
Recommendation Results
The goal of our machine learning approach is to come up with personalized recommendations. These recommendation results can be serviced directly from lists that we have previously computed or they can be generated on the fly by online algorithms. Of course, we can think of using a combination of both where the bulk of the recommendations are computed offline and we add some freshness by post-processing the lists with online algorithms that use real-time signals.
At Netflix, we store offline and intermediate results in various repositories to be later consumed at request time: the primary data stores we use are Cassandra, EVCache, and MySQL. Each solution has advantages and disadvantages over the others. MySQL allows for storage of structured relational data that might be required for some future process through general-purpose querying. However, the generality comes at the cost of scalability issues in distributed environments. Cassandra and EVCache both offer the advantages of key-value stores. Cassandra is a well-known and standard solution when in need of a distributed and scalable no-SQL store. Cassandra works well in some situations, however in cases where we need intensive and constant write operations we find EVCache to be a better fit. The key issue, however, is not so much where to store them as to how to handle the requirements in a way that conflicting goals such as query complexity, read/write latency, and transactional consistency meet at an optimal point for each use case.
In previous posts, we have highlighted the importance of data, models, and user interfaces for creating a world-class recommendation system. When building such a system it is critical to also think of the software architecture in which it will be deployed. We want the ability to use sophisticated machine learning algorithms that can grow to arbitrary complexity and can deal with huge amounts of data. We also want an architecture that allows for flexible and agile innovation where new approaches can be developed and plugged-in easily. Plus, we want our recommendation results to be fresh and respond quickly to new data and user actions. Finding the sweet spot between these desires is not trivial: it requires a thoughtful analysis of requirements, careful selection of technologies, and a strategic decomposition of recommendation algorithms to achieve the best outcomes for our members. We are always looking for great engineers to join our team. If you think you can help us, be sure to look at our jobs page.
See Also:
One of the most valued Netflix assets is our recommendation systemmedium.com
More insight into our broader personalization technology.medium.com
Originally published at techblog.netflix.com on March 27, 2013.


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If you are the guy who uses

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1. Remove The Unnecessary
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I've seen a lot of people wrap a

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Example 1:
The example below shows how you can drop the

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form selector.
Example 2:
Sometimes we wrap the content with an extra

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h4 selector and drop the extra

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2. Use Semantic Markups
You should always use semantic markups to code HTML documents (ie.

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The image below compares the rendering differences between
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Have you seen the messy templates where

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Example 1:
Instead of using

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Example 2:
The following example shows how I can use CSS to cut down two

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4. Format (Indent) Your Code
You should always format your source code (ie. indent your nested elements) so it is easier to read and debug. If you have Adobe Dreamweaver, you can easily format the code by using the Commands > Apply Source Formatting (from the application menu).
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When coding for platform templates (ie. WordPress themes), the template is most likely splitted into several files: index.php, header.php, sidebar.php, and footer.php. Hence, you should always make a comment for the closing

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I usually insert a HTML comment tag right after the closing

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- Minimize the use of
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On the night in which Michael Phelps ascended to a truly Olympian peak, he never seemed closer to the ground.
The machine-like swimmer, who seemed to run on motor rather than muscle and scooped up medals by the handful, had become an actual human being, one whose less than golden perfection made the victories that much sweeter when they came as they did on Tuesday night.
"This has been an amazing ride," Phelps said almost pensively Tuesday night, when he won the 19th medal that made him the most-decorated Olympic athlete ever.
"It was a cool feeling. I'm sure I'll be able to put it more in words once we get through the meet and then probably down the road," Phelps said of how on Tuesday he first tied and then surpassed the 48-year-old record for most Olympic medals previously held by Soviet-era gymnast Larisa Latynina.
The race that allowed him to surpass Latynina's 18 medals, the 4 X 200-meter freestyle relay he anchored, was won quite easily. But what perhaps was most impressive was that it came about an hour after he suffered a heartbreaking, second-place finish by .05 of a second in his signature event, the 200-meter butterfly.
"I have never been prouder of him," his longtime coach Bob Bowman said, his eyes reddened from the emotion of the night, seeing how the now 27-year-old Baltimore swimmer swallowed his anger and disappointment and rallied to the next race. The younger Phelps, Bowman said, may not have been able to do that.
No one has ever dominated the Games as Phelps has, become its veritable face really, and yet on this night he seemed eager to talk about other swimmers. He has always said that his primary goal has been to elevate his sport, and it is clear that in many ways he has done that. There are swimmers who, indeed, wanted to be like Mike and they are now his teammates, and competitors.
The first thing Phelps said after winning the relay gold medal Tuesday night, huddled on the pool deck with the three other swimmers, was thank you.
"I thanked them for being able to allow me to have this moment," he said. When they gathered on the medal platform, he had one more message for them.
""Sorry boys, I'm not going to be singing this with you guys," he said of the anthem that would be played. "There are too many emotions that are going on, I'm never going to be able to get a word out. I tried to hold myself together as much as I could, my eyes were getting watery."
Part of that emotion surely comes from seeing that the end is in sight. Three more events and he will close out a swimming career that surely won't be duplicated or surpassed soon -- if ever. Already, he has evolved into something of its elder stateman, the mentor to not just his own teammates, but all swimmers, everywhere.
Perhaps the most-touching part of an extraordinary night was the way Phelps, having just been beaten by South African swimmer Chad Le Clos, took the 20-year-old under his wing to navigate the medal ceremony. Le Clos, who as a 12-year-old watched Phelps win his first six gold medals and carries videos of his many races on his laptop, said that during the dream-like state he was in, Phelps told him to take it all in.
"Live the moment," he said Phelps told him as the older swimmer led him on the victory lap medalists take, showing him where to stop for the photographers and how to hold his new medal close to his face. "Enjoy it. It's special."
"Coming from him, it is special," Le Clos said.
Le Clos said the lessons he learned having watched Phelps' races "a million times" came to bear on this night, particularly the 100-meter butterfly race in the Beijing Games in which the Baltimore swimmer out-touched Milorad Cavic by a fingernail.
"I actually thought I was Michael," Le Clos said of what went through his mind in the homestretch of Tuesday night's race. "I remembered how he did it... The last 25 meters came in slow-motion."
Before he left his press conference, Le Clos had one last thing to say.
"I want to say congratulations to Michael and his team," he said, "for achieving something great."
The 4 X 200 free relay, after the surprising falters earlier in these Games by Phelps and Ryan Lochte, was refreshingly never in doubt. There would be no sneaking up in the last leg by the French swimmer Yannick Agnel, who grabbed victory in the 4 X 100 free relay from Lochte on Sunday.
Instead, Lochte led off and touched first after his 200 meters, something that made him his old "happy-go-lucky" self again coming off of two disappointing swims. Conor Dwyer and then Ricky Berens kept the lead, and handed it off to Phelps.
He brought it home, not just for himself, but for his dispirited rival Lochte, and the entire U.S. team, who no doubt felt some unease seeing their biggest stars struggle.
"Michael thanked us," Berens said, which he found amazing because, "we're usually thanking him."
The gratitude Phelps' teammates feel toward him, for shining a greater spotlight on a sport that used to get ignored except every four years, has been palpable this week as they face his exit. They talk about how he gives them pep talks before evening meets. When there were questions whether Phelps, coming off his 400-IM loss would even be named to the next day's 4 X 100 free relay, they publicly said if they were the coaches, he of course would be in.
Bowman said that in Beijing, with Phelps having to focus entirely on his ambitious program to win eight gold medals in his eight races, he couldn't be as much of a teammate as he is now.
"And it's not just his teammaes," Bowman said, pointing to Phelps' embrace of even other teams.
After the relay, Phelps sought out Agnel, also 20, not to crow about the victory but to rave about his 200-free gold-medal race.
"I've been able to see a lot of great races and a lot of great performers throughout the sport," Phelps said. "Watching Yannick's 200 free yesterday, I said, 'Your 200 free from yesterday is probably one of the top five swims of all time.' "
Bowman joked earlier that the other four were by Phelps.
"How he swam it," Phelps continued, "he's swimming amazing this meet. It's something cool for me to watch.
"I will say, I'm glad I was not in that race," he said with a laugh. "Those guys would have smoked me."
Phelps will swim in the 200-meter individual medley, the preliminary heats of which will be held Wednesday morning, then the 100-meter butterfly and, finally, the 400-meter medley relay. And then, it will all be over, a an athletic career that achieved superhuman heights.
"I've been a human being," Phelps demurred, "my whole life."
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Bryanna Clark Grogan's Vegan Feast Kitchen/ 21st Century Table: The kitchen journal of a vegan food writer.. I'm on Facebook and Twitter (see links in sidebar at right).
Monday, September 29, 2008
I haven't been doing much bread-baking lately, but I have wanted to adapt my low-fat vegan sweet bread dough to the no-knead method for some time. So, last week I made a batch, adapting it somewhat (as described in the recipe at the end of this post). I stirred it up (no kneading, of course), let it rise for 2 hours and then stashed it into the fridge for a couple of days. I then adapted another cinnamon roll recipe of mine, using what had been an applesauce-caramel-sticky-bun-goo as a filling, and making giant rolls. We loved them, so I want to share them with you. I'm sure you will find many uses for it!
This method means that you can whip up some dough--literally in 5 minutes!-- and have it in the fridge ready for a batch of some delectable treats at a moment's notice. This is great for holiday breads, too-- adapt it to your family or ethnic recipes.
As I mentioned in my blog post on no-knead crusty bread:
"The science behind it-- Harold McGee author of "On Food and Cooking" (Scribner, 2004-- a book I have on my personal shelf!), says:
'It makes sense. The long, slow rise does over hours what intensive kneading does in minutes: it brings the gluten molecules into side-by-side alignment to maximize their opportunity to bind to each other and produce a strong, elastic network. The wetness of the dough is an important piece of this because the gluten molecules are more mobile in a high proportion of water, and so can move into alignment easier and faster than if the dough were stiff.'
As well, the long rise produces umami flavor compounds which give the bread outstanding flavor."
This dough is not really sweet, so it can be used for any soft bread, even savory versions.
Even though they contain some vegan buttery spread, these big puffy, sticky, gooey cinnamon rolls contain about HALF the fat and calories of a Cinnabon classic cinnamon roll, or a roll from a recipe such as the Giant Sticky Pecan Rolls on the Fleischmann's Yeast website!
Printable Recipe
Yield: 16 large rolls
The applesauce-brown sugar caramel is gooey and delicious, but not a total nutritional loss!
You can make 32 smaller rolls (or cut the large ones in half) for smaller portions. The Nutrition Facts for 1 smaller roll are: Nutrition (per serving): 181.7 calories; 26% calories from fat; 5.4g total fat; 0.0mg cholesterol; 173.5mg sodium; 145.1mg potassium; 31.7g carbohydrates; 1.3g fiber; 14.9g sugar; 30.4g net carbs; 3.1g protein; 3.8 points.
Apple-Caramel Filling:
1 1/4 cup unsweetened smooth applesauce
1 1/4 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup melted vegan buttery spread (try my homemade palm-oil-free Buttah)
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Remaining Ingredients:
1 recipe Low-Fat, Vegan, No-Knead, Refrigerator Enriched Yeast Dough (recipe below), risen in the refrigerator at least 12 hours (straight out of the fridge!)
1 cup raisins
1/2 cup chopped pecans
To make the filling:
mix together the applesauce and brown sugar in a medium bowl. When well-combined, add the melted buttery spread and cinnamon and whisk until totally combined. Set aside in the refrigerator.
To form the rolls:
Have ready an oiled baking pan (or pans). I have a large baking pan (with 2"-high sides-- NOT a cookie sheet!) measuring 16 x 11". If you don't have such a pan, you could use two 7x11" pans, or two 9" square pans.
Also have ready a WELL-FLOURED sheet of baking parchment OR a plastic or silicone pastry mat (or sheet) measuring 24 x 18" (or it can be larger). I have an old Tupperware one, but they have some new ones now. Many new versions and brands are available at kitchen stores, or online, such as amazon.com (or, for Canadians).
The parchment or mat is helpful because this dough is quite soft and sticky and the mat makes it easier to handle and roll up.
Scrape the dough, straight out of the refrigerator, onto the middle of the mat.
Sprinkle unbleached flour liberally over the dough. Pat the dough down into a rectangle shape. Now, use a rolling pin to roll the dough gently into a rectangle about 18 x 24". Have one long (24") edge facing you. (The corners might not be exactly square-- that's okay!).
IMPORTANT: While you are rolling, lift up the dough from time to time to make sure there is enough flour under it to keep it from sticking to the mat, and sift flour over the top to stop the rolling pin from sticking. Make sure the dough is rolled out to an even thickness. Work as quickly as possible, in order to keep the dough cold.
Spread the Apple-Caramel Filling evenly over the dough from short end to short end, leaving about 1" of dough empty on each long side. Sprinkle the Filling evenly with the raisins and pecans.
Using the mat or the parchment to help you, start rolling the long side closest to you away from you. Roll carefully and gently until you roll it almost to the other long side. If some of the Filling has gushed out and threatens to leak onto the clean edge of dough (which will make it hard to seal the dough), scrape it off with a spoon and set it aside in a small cup-- you can spread it on top of the buns later.
Pull the opposing long side up over the roll, pinching the dough together to seal, smoothing it as you go.
Now, using a very sharp serrated knife, and wiping it off cleanly between cuts, cut the dough into 16 rolls of an even width. Use a gentle sawing motion rather than cutting down sharply (which will squish the dough).
Carefully transfer the rolls, using a cake slice or pie server, to the prepared pans(s), placing them cut-side-up (the gooiest side facing up!). They can touch, but don't fit too tightly. If you have some left-over filling, spread it over or into some of the rolls that may not have as much filling as others.
Cover the pans loosely and let stand at room temperature for about 1 hour.
The buns risen and ready for the oven.
Bake the rolls in a preheated 350°F oven for about 30 minutes, or until golden.
Loosen the rolls all along the sides of the pan(s) and allow to cool a bit with the pan(s) on a rack, until you can handle them. if you like, you can add a powdered sugar glaze, but we prefer them plain. Eat warm! They freeze well after cooling thoroughly.
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition (per roll): 378.1 calories; 25% calories from fat; 10.7g total fat; 0.0mg cholesterol; 348.5mg sodium; 305.0mg potassium; 67.2g carbohydrates; 2.7g fiber; 33.1g sugar; 64.4g net carbs; 6.1g protein; 7.9 points.
The dough after 2 days in the refrigerator
Servings: 32
Yield: Makes 2 loaves, 16 large rolls, or 32 small rolls
This is great basic dough for breads that usually call for eggs and butter-- it's light and moist (due to the mashed potatoes) and just slightly sweet. You can use it for sweet or savory breads that call for a soft, puffy dough. This is adapted from my Sweet No-Fat Yeast Dough recipe from my book "The Almost No-Fat Holiday Cookbook". I find that a little vegan butter makes the refrigerated dough a bit softer, but, if you want to make it with no fat, omit the vegan butter and use 1 cup of mashed potatoes. The long rising develops both the gluten (so that it's like a kneaded dough) and the flavor. The dough is sticky to work with, but when it's cold, it's not too hard to work.
2 cup warm nondairy milk (soymilk works really well in yeast breads)
1 pkg. (or 2 1/2 tsp.) dry active baking yeast OR 1 1/2 tsp. instant baking yeast
2/3 cup mashed potatoes (generous 5 oz. russet potatoes, cooked and mashed with no milk added) OR 2/3 c. instant organic mashed potato flakes mixed with 2/3 c. boiling water
1/3 cup melted vegan buttery spread (try my palm-oil-free Buttah)
1/2 cup wheat germ
1/4 cup maple syrup, agave syrup or brown rice syrup
1/4 cup light unbleached sugar
1 Tbs lemon juice
2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp turmeric
4 cup unbleached white flour (or you can use up to half wholewheat)
In a large mixing bowl combine the milk and yeast. When the yeast has dissolved, add the mashed potatoes (cooled down), melted vegan butter, wheat germ, syrup, sugar, lemon juice, salt, and turmeric. Mix in the flour with a wooden spoon. It will be a soft, rough dough. Cover the dough with plastic wrap, or place the bowl inside of a clean white plastic trash bag. Let rise at room temperature for at least 2 hours.
Now scrape the dough into a lightly-oiled closed container ( the rectangular box that organic baby greens come in works well but you might want to invest in a dough rising bucket). Cover tightly (but not air-tight) and refrigerate from 12 hours to 2 weeks in the refrigerator.
This photo shows how the dough doubled in the refrigerator.
Several hours before serving, shape the cold dough (right out of the refrigerator) into two loaves, or 16 large buns, or 32 small rolls, according to the recipe you are using. Cover and let rise at room temperature for 1 hour.
Bake at 350 degrees F for 20-45 minutes, depending upon the size and shape of the loaves or rolls. (Solid round or pan loaves may take as long as 45 minutes; long, braided, or ring loaves about 30 minutes; small rolls 20 minutes.) Cool on racks and decorate as directed in your recipe.
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition (per serving): 108.7 calories; 18% calories from fat; 2.3g total fat; 0.0mg cholesterol; 150.3mg sodium; 69.6mg potassium; 19.8g carbohydrates; 0.9g fiber; 5.2g sugar; 18.9g net carbs; 2.7g protein; 2.2 points.
16 comments:
- Spice Island Vegan said...
Yum yum! I love cinnamon rolls of any kind. Thanks for the recipe. I will try this one. Mitchell loves cinnamon rolls or sticky buns.
- Mon Sep 29, 01:58:00 PM PDT
- Bex said...
oh wow oh wow oh wow
can I say it again?
oh wow, I am such a sucker for cinnamon type rolls, I need these soon.
- Mon Sep 29, 03:45:00 PM PDT
- aimee said...
Yummy! Those look really wonderful. I can't wait to try that bread dough! It sounds deceptively easy!
- Mon Sep 29, 04:17:00 PM PDT
- Veronica said...
Sticky buns! My favorite - for me, I don't know if it's the ooey-gooey wonderfulness or the memories of pulling off pieces of sticky, caramel dough and shoving it in my mouth. Getting into a full on mess. Only way to eat cinnamon rolls.
- Mon Sep 29, 07:24:00 PM PDT
- Deb Schiff said...
Those are GORGEOUS! Your dough looks amazing, too. Great job!
- Tue Sep 30, 11:17:00 AM PDT
- Lily Girl said...
That is such a good idea for a filling. I usually make no effort to make cinnamon rolls healthy, but if they were I could enjoy them more often...! Thanks for sharing, I can't wait to make this when the weather cools a bit here.
- Tue Sep 30, 07:08:00 PM PDT
- tofufreak said...
THIS LOOKS AMAZING. actually that would be an understatement! the filling sounds perfect for fall! the nutritional stats aren't bad either! YAYYY!!!
- Thu Oct 02, 01:40:00 PM PDT
- Bethany said...
These look amazing. The dough of the finished roll looks like what I remember my mom's looking like.
I keep messing up my cinnamon rolls and bread. I think that my kitchen is too cold for traditional recipes. I really love the idea of letting it hang out in the fridge for a few days.
- Fri Oct 03, 01:07:00 PM PDT
- Fri Oct 03, 06:37:00 PM PDT
- Erica said...
If you like the no-knead bread making method, you should take a look at Nancy Baggett's kneadlessly simple bread book. It is filled with a variety of different types of breads, including a cinnamon roll dough. I don't know much about vegan cooking, but I'm sure you can adapt the recipes for your needs. Here's her website www.kitchenlane.com She has a recipes archives so you can try out some of her recipes. Happy Baking!
- Wed Jun 03, 11:28:00 AM PDT
- Flo said...
I'm about to try your no knead dough for making the rolls tomorrow, and I'm wondering if you could advice me on a substitute for wheat germ ?
besides, I see you wrote the dough can last until two weeks in the fridge, is it true ? It's incredible, it doesn't develop a sour taste ?
It's snowing where I live (South of France) and I want a warm cinnamon rolls for sunday morning :)
- Sat Jan 09, 05:59:00 AM PST
- Flo said...
So I was too impatient to wait for your answer and I've just made the dough.
The differences :
- added the same quantity of flour instead of wheat germ
- there was lots of lumps in the dough after the 2 first cups of flour so I've hand-blended it, and then I sifted the last flour in the dough : much better texture :) !
I've also added between 1/4 and 1/3cup extra flour, I think it is probably because of the different flours in Northern American and France.
I'll keep you in touch tomorrow for the results.
- Sat Jan 09, 07:06:00 AM PST
Sorry I'm late, but I wasn't home.
The rolls were very good, light, fluffy and not dry, with the perfect quantity of filling.
My family really loved them, and myself I've eaten three in one afternoon ;) !
Thanks you Bryanna for perfecting recipes to this level !
- Sat Jan 16, 02:23:00 AM PST
- Spice Island Vegan said...
I made this recipe for Easter. It was so goood! Mitchell ate 3 rolls!
I made a small cinnamon rolls lamb like what you did in the other blog and gave it to my neighbor who has a 2-year old boy. He loved it.
- Mon Apr 05, 08:57:00 AM PDT
- tokyovegan said...
I would also like to tackle these rolls but don't have any wheat germ. Is it toasted or raw wheat germ that's called for, and is there any substitute you can recommend? Thank you.
- Sun Oct 03, 07:44:00 PM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
I use raw wheat germ, but it's just for nutrition, really. You could use bran or or leave it out.
- Sun Oct 03, 08:14:00 PM PDT


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- Chapter 1
Moses begins the recitation of all that befell Israel during forty years in the wilderness—The children of Israel are commanded to go into and possess Canaan—Judges and rulers are chosen to assist Moses—Israel's spies bring an evil report—The adults of Israel will perish—The Amorites defeat the armies of Israel.
- Chapter 2
The children of Israel press forward to their promised land—They pass through the lands of Esau and of Ammon in peace but destroy the Amorites.
- Chapter 3
The children of Israel destroy the people of Bashan—Their lands, on the east of the Jordan, are given to Reuben and Gad—Moses sees Canaan from Pisgah but is denied entrance thereto—He counsels and strengthens Joshua.
- Chapter 4
Moses exhorts the children of Israel to keep the commandments, to teach them to their children, and to be exemplary before all nations—They are forbidden to make graven images or worship other gods—They are to witness that they have heard the voice of God—They will be scattered among all nations when they worship other gods—They will be gathered again in the latter days when they seek the Lord their God—Moses extols the mercy and goodness of God to Israel.
- Chapter 5
Moses tells of the covenant God made with Israel in Horeb—He reviews the Ten Commandments—Sabbath observance also commemorates the deliverance from Egypt—God talks with man—Blessings flow from obedience.
- Chapter 6
Moses proclaims, The Lord our God is one Lord, and, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God—The children of Israel are commanded to teach their children—Moses exhorts them to keep the commandments, testimonies, and statutes of the Lord that they may prosper.
- Chapter 7
Israel is to destroy the seven nations of Canaan—Marriages with them are forbidden lest apostasy result—Israel has a mission as a holy and chosen people—The Lord shows mercy unto those who love Him and keep His commandments—He promises to remove sickness from the children of Israel if they obey.
- Chapter 8
The Lord tested the children of Israel in the wilderness for forty years—Eating manna taught them that man lives by the word of God—Their clothing did not wear out—The Lord chastened them—If they serve other gods, they will perish.
- Chapter 9
Other nations are driven out of Canaan because of their wickedness—Moses rehearses the rebellions of Israel and tells how he mediated between the people and the Lord—On two occasions he went without food and water for forty days.
- Chapter 10
The tables of stone containing the Ten Commandments are placed in the ark—All that God requires is that Israel love and serve Him—How great and mighty is the Lord!
- Chapter 11
Thou shalt love and obey the Lord thy God—If the children of Israel obey, they will be blessed with rain and harvests and will drive out mighty nations—Israel must learn God's laws and teach them—Blessings flow from obedience; cursings attend disobedience.
- Chapter 12
Israel is to destroy the Canaanite gods and places of worship—The Lord will designate where His people will worship—The eating of blood is forbidden—Israel's worship must conform to the divine standard.
- Chapter 13
The Lord tests His people to see if they will worship false gods—Prophets, dreamers, relatives, or friends who advocate worship of false gods will be put to death—Idolatrous cities will be destroyed.
- Chapter 14
The Israelites are children of the Lord Jehovah—Unclean beasts, fish, and fowl are not to be eaten—The Israelites are to tithe all the increase of their seed annually.
- Chapter 15
Every seven years, all debts are to be released—The people are admonished to care for the poor—Hebrew servants are to be released and given gifts during the seventh year—The firstling males of herds and flocks are the Lord's.
- Chapter 16
Israel is to keep the Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of Tabernacles—All males are to appear annually before the Lord at these three feasts—Judges are not to make dishonest judgments nor take gifts.
- Chapter 17
Those who worship false gods will be put to death—Priests and judges are to determine the hard cases—Kings are not to acquire horses, wives, or gold for themselves—The king must study the laws of God daily.
- Chapter 18
How priests are supported—Divination, spiritualism, and the like are abominations—A Prophet (Christ) will arise like unto Moses.
- Chapter 19
Cities of refuge are appointed for cases of manslaughter—Murderers will be put to death—Two or three witnesses are required in court cases—False witnesses will be punished.
- Chapter 20
Laws are revealed for selecting soldiers and making war—Hittites, Amorites, Canaanites, Perizzites, Hivites, and Jebusites will be utterly destroyed.
- Chapter 21
How amends are made for murders by unknown persons—Equity is required in dealing with wives and children—Stubborn and rebellious sons will be put to death.
- Chapter 22
Moses sets forth laws pertaining to lost property, wearing of proper clothes, caring for interests of others, marrying virgins, and sexual immorality.
- Chapter 23
Moses specifies those who may and may not enter the congregation—He sets forth laws concerning sanitation, servants, usury, and vows.
- Chapter 24
Laws are given concerning divorce, newly married persons, making merchandise of men, taking pledges, leprosy, oppression of servants, and leaving gleanings of crops.
- Chapter 25
Judges prescribe punishment for the wicked—The marriage law provides for a brother's widow—Just weights and measures are required—Israel is commanded to blot out the Amalekites from under heaven.
- Chapter 26
The children of Israel are to offer to the Lord a basket of the firstfruits of Canaan—They are commanded to keep the law of tithing—They covenant to keep the commandments, and the Lord promises to make them a holy people and a great nation.
- Chapter 27
The children of Israel are to cross the Jordan, build an altar, and worship the Lord—They are the Lord's people but will be cursed if they do not obey Him.
- Chapter 28
If the children of Israel are obedient, they will be blessed temporally and spiritually—If they are disobedient, they will be cursed, smitten, and destroyed; diseases, plagues, and oppression will come upon them; they will serve false gods and become a byword among all nations; fierce nations will enslave them; and they will eat their own children and be scattered among all nations.
- Chapter 29
The children of Israel make a covenant with the Lord under which they will be blessed if they are obedient, and cursed if they are disobedient—If they are disobedient, their land will be as brimstone and salt.
- Chapter 30
The scattered Israelites will be gathered from all nations when they remember the covenant—Moses places life or death, blessing or cursing, before the people.
- Chapter 31
Moses counsels Joshua and all Israel to be strong and of good courage—The law is to be read to all Israel every seven years—The children of Israel will follow false gods and corrupt themselves.
- Chapter 32
Israel will sing the song of Moses and acclaim: God speaks to heaven and earth; the children of Israel were known in the premortal life; God chose them in this life; they forgot the Rock of their salvation; He sent terror, a sword, and vengeance upon them; there is no God beside Him—Moses will be gathered to his people.
- Chapter 33
Moses blesses the tribes of Israel—Levi is blessed to teach the Lord's judgments and His law—Joseph is blessed above all; the Lord will gather Israel in the latter days—Israel will triumph.
- Chapter 34
Moses sees the promised land and is taken by the Lord—Joshua leads Israel—Moses was Israel's greatest prophet.


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