Review: Taste of Home Grand Prize Winners

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Taste of Home Grand Prize Winners
by Catherine Cassidy (Editor)


Today we finished our tenth cookbook of the year. The front matter includes a table of contents and information about contests. The recipe chapters are Appetizers; Salads, Sides & Such; Soups & Stews; Main Dishes (Beef, Poultry, Pork, Seafood & Meatless); Casseroles; Breads & Rolls; Breakfast & Brunch; Cookies, Bars & Candies; Cakes & Pies; and Just Desserts. There is also an index, divided into an ingredient section and an alphabetical list of titles.

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Cloak of Worlds

Friday, 12 June 2026 10:47 am
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Cloak of Worlds by Jonathan Moeller

The adventures of Nadia continue.

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June 12th, 2026: TCAF was great! I was just walking around most of the time, but I did have a panel and a signing and I'm sorry to the people who I didn't get to chat with as much but they were had to rush me out to get the next person in line! But it was a DELIGHT and I hope we get to do it again soon - perhaps... ONE YEAR FROM NOW??

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H2O: Just Add Water (season 2)

Friday, 12 June 2026 01:58 pm
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I made my last post about H2O: Just Add Water's season 2 after watching episode 13, which was the halfway point of the season. Starting episode 14, there had clearly been a break in filming because some of the actors had tans and Cleo's actress' hair was bleached out slightly. More importantly, the episodes after the mid-season break are GREAT, what the heck!

After all the complaining in my last post, suddenly Emma gets more to do, they're using their powers again and getting into wacky trouble again, the episode where Emma and Cleo's siblings have a date is funny AND it lays the groundwork for Cleo and Lewis reappraising each other, and the mermaid love potion episode is brilliant for giving the three love interests shenanigans of their own, A+.

Also key is that they scaled back Charlotte a lot, up until they hit the season's last six-episode arc where she turns into a mermaid as well. I did a brief online search because I was curious and it looks like people did haaaaate Charlotte and are apparently still arguing about her until today, using language that's giving me flashbacks to how people talked about Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence's dynamic in the first KK movie, i.e. who's the "real villain" of the story. The person(s) who wrote the show's wiki summaries also haaaate Charlotte, using some language to describe her actions that is not wiki-appropriate, but I can't be bothered to edit it myself.

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June 10th, 2026: TCAF was great! I was just walking around most of the time, but I did have a panel and a signing and I'm sorry to the people who I didn't get to chat with as much but they were had to rush me out to get the next person in line! But it was a DELIGHT and I hope we get to do it again soon - perhaps... ONE YEAR FROM NOW??

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[dreamwidth/dreamwidth] e99dca: Update the

Wednesday, 10 June 2026 05:31 am
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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: e99dca7ebc7913a29891f49c248a54c5454d9cdb https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/e99dca7ebc7913a29891f49c248a54c5454d9cdb Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-10 (Wed, 10 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: M doc/BML-MIGRATION.md

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Update the BML→TT migration guide for the Foundation-restyle era (#3583)

  • Update the BML→TT migration guide for the Foundation-restyle era

Replace the "no visible change" scope rule with the current one (faithful behavior, markup restyled to Foundation, validated with before/after screenshots) and document the patterns and gotchas learned from the /tools/memories and /manage/moodthemes conversions: Foundation grid/button recipes, form.checkbox semantics, recursive BLOCK/INCLUDE templates, extracting inline head JS to htdocs/js (and the build-static.sh concat-URL gotcha), ML keys referenced from shared Perl modules, porting-time hardening wins, per-worker cache staleness during live testing, and a new §13 on taking and embedding screenshots with bin/dev/screenshot.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 noreply@anthropic.com

  • Fix inaccuracies found while auditing the migration guide

Verified every claim in the guide against the code; three were wrong or stale. The cheatsheet said error.tt takes a string-or-arrayref message, but the template prints [% message %] raw, so an arrayref renders as ARRAY(0x…). The deadphrases section predated the texttool changes: strings now auto-load from shipped .text files (no load step), and deadphrases.dat is applied by the explicit texttool.pl deadphrases command, not by load. And site.root / site.imgroot are not defined in the site.* constants namespace at all — they silently render as empty strings, which happens to produce working root-relative URLs; the guide now says so instead of presenting them as real values. Also points at t/ml.t from the pre-push checklist.

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  • Correct the site.root note: real per-request value, empty only in dev

The previous commit claimed site.root / site.imgroot are undefined and render as empty strings. Wrong: the site.* namespace has two sources -- static keys are compile-time constants ($site_constants), and root, imgroot, jsroot, shoproot, and statroot are set per-request by DW::Template::Plugin (unresolvable constants-namespace keys defer to a runtime stash lookup, which finds the plugin's hash). They only render empty in the dev container because the dev config blanks $LJ::SITEROOT et al; on production site.root is the absolute base URL.

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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: 65fd0137eae77e1276ba8f9093b864f98e32e07e https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/65fd0137eae77e1276ba8f9093b864f98e32e07e Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-10 (Wed, 10 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: M .devcontainer/setup.sh A bin/dev/seed-testdata

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Seed the dev container with fixed test accounts and content (#3579)

  • Seed the dev container with fixed test accounts and content

Add bin/dev/seed-testdata, an idempotent Perl seeder that creates a small, constant set of accounts/content via the real DW APIs so the dev environment (and screenshots) have deterministic data to depend on. Wired into .devcontainer/setup.sh so every container is seeded on create; also runnable by hand (perl bin/dev/seed-testdata) and safe to re-run (skips anything that already exists, keyed on username).

Fixture set (shared password "dreamwidth"): - test_user personal; bio; public + access-only + private entries, tags on the public one, a comment from test_friend - test_friend personal; mutual circle (trust+watch) with test_user; one entry - test_paid personal; premium paid time; one entry - test_comm community; test_user maintainer, test_friend member; one entry

Uses LJ::Test's t_post_fake_entry/t_post_fake_comm_entry, LJ::User->create_personal /create_community, add_edge, LJ::Comment->create, and DW::Pay::add_paid_time, so the data stays valid as the underlying code evolves. The seeder is named without a .pl extension (like the other bin/dev tools) so it's outside tidyall/00-compile.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 noreply@anthropic.com

  • Seed varied tags across entries

Tag all three of test_user's entries (reusing names so usage counts differ: test=3, personal=2, others=1, across public/access/private) plus the friend, paid, and community entries, so the /manage/tags histogram, per-tag security breakdown, and tag pages have realistic data. Adds a tag_entry helper.

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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: 383328592e5c59c4dfad94b7d49bda6807aa5dc9 https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/383328592e5c59c4dfad94b7d49bda6807aa5dc9 Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-10 (Wed, 10 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: A .claude/skills/screenshot-dev-page/SKILL.md A bin/dev/screenshot A bin/dev/screenshot.js

Log Message:


Add bin/dev/screenshot dev-server screenshot tool + skill (#3578)

bin/dev/screenshot renders a page from the local Starman dev server to a PNG with headless Google Chrome, for visually checking how a change looks (e.g. after a BML->TT migration). It self-bootstraps on first run: installs Chrome from Google's signed apt repo (per the packaging policy) and puppeteer-core into /opt/dw-screenshot, ensures Starman is up (--restart to pick up new routes), optionally logs in via /mobile/login (--user/--password) to capture authenticated pages, and writes a full-page PNG. bin/dev/screenshot.js is the puppeteer driver. Neither is .pl/.pm/.t so they're outside tidyall/00-compile.

.claude/skills/screenshot-dev-page documents the workflow for future sessions (run inside the devcontainer via docker exec, copy the PNG out, the Starman-restart and auth gotchas).

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June 8th, 2026: TCAF was great! I was just walking around most of the time, but I did have a panel and a signing and I'm sorry to the people who I didn't get to chat with as much but they were had to rush me out to get the next person in line! But it was a DELIGHT and I hope we get to do it again soon - perhaps... ONE YEAR FROM NOW??

– Ryan

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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: 319f69340bf7ba01c258ae77204e608d6e0437f8 https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/319f69340bf7ba01c258ae77204e608d6e0437f8 Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-08 (Mon, 08 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: M bin/upgrading/texttool.pl M cgi-bin/LJ/Lang.pm A t/ml.t

Log Message:


Auto-load ML strings from files on demand; make texttool load non-destructive (#3577)

  • Auto-load ML strings from files on demand; stop load from deleting

Make the translation system populate itself from the shipped .text/.dat files so deploying a web container (with new .tt/.text strings) is enough -- no explicit texttool.pl load step is needed.

  • LJ::Lang::get_text: on a production server, when a general-domain string isn't in the database yet, read it from the source file (which already ships with the code) and persist it as the 'en' root with childrenlatest, so every language gets a fallback ml_latest row -- exactly what texttool.pl makeusable does at load time, just on demand for one string. The write is best-effort (eval-guarded) so it can never break rendering. Dev servers are unchanged: they read straight from the files (no DB writes) so edits show immediately. All ML lookups funnel through get_text (the TT | ml filter calls it directly; BML/$ML/error_ml reach it via the registered ml_getter hook), so this one change covers every page.

  • LJ::Lang::set_text: keep the in-process %TXT_CACHE in step with memcache (set it for the written language, delete it for each child language walked), so a long-lived worker that had already cached a string as missing won't keep serving the stale miss after an auto-load.

  • texttool.pl: split dead-phrase removal out of poptext/load into a new, explicit deadphrases command. load/poptext now only add and update text; they never delete. This lets a migration move keys (foo.bml.text -> foo.tt.text) and ship without the old keys being deleted from hosts still running the old code -- run deadphrases later, once the new code is everywhere, to retire them.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 noreply@anthropic.com

  • Add t/ml.t covering the ML system basics and file auto-load

First real test coverage of LJ::Lang::get_text/get_text_multi/set_text: the set/get round trip, the cache-coherence fix (a set_text clears a previously cached miss), parent/child fallback via childrenlatest, and the new production auto-load-from-file behavior (dev reads the file without persisting; prod auto-loads and persists, materializing the child-language fallback row). The previous only language test (t/langdatfile.t) covered just the file parser.

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[dreamwidth/dreamwidth] 9cf0c4: Expand the

Sunday, 7 June 2026 10:42 pm
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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: 9cf0c4888aa7b3e09295314a6b54283aa2d3308f https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/9cf0c4888aa7b3e09295314a6b54283aa2d3308f Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-08 (Mon, 08 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: M doc/BML-MIGRATION.md

Log Message:


Expand the BML→TT migration guide

Add the migrate/deprecate/leave decision section, the multi-value (get_all) and filter-in-expression template gotchas, the JS-escaping note, the Starman-restart caveat, and cheatsheet rows for the BML markup shortcuts, raw query strings, merged %FORM, bad_input, and requirepost; dedupe overlapping notes.

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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: d9306edef801b3efb88c9522590f1a79e751c6bd https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/d9306edef801b3efb88c9522590f1a79e751c6bd Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-08 (Mon, 08 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: M bin/upgrading/deadphrases.dat A cgi-bin/DW/Controller/Manage/Tags.pm R htdocs/manage/tags.bml R htdocs/manage/tags.bml.text A views/manage/tags.tt A views/manage/tags.tt.text

Log Message:


Convert /manage/tags from BML to Template Toolkit (#3574)

  • Convert /manage/tags from BML to Template Toolkit

Move the tag-management page off BML to a DW::Controller plus a Template Toolkit view.

  • cgi-bin/DW/Controller/Manage/Tags.pm registers /manage/tags (no_cache) and uses controller( anonymous => 0, authas => 1, form_auth => 1 ), so you can manage your own or a community's tags. It dispatches the page's several POST actions (add via the image submit, delete, rename, merge, show-posts redirect, save permission levels), collecting failures in a DW::FormErrors object, and builds the tag list, the usage histogram levels, and the permission-level select options for the template.
  • views/manage/tags.tt reproduces the markup (every element id/class js/tags.js hooks is preserved), injects the ml.* label object and the per-tag JS array that js/tags.js reads, and sets the body onLoad=initTagPage() via sections.bodyopts.
  • Resources (js/tags.js, stc/tags.css) load in the controller so the CSS can use $LJ::OLD_RES_PRIORITY. The 'tags disabled' message is now a self-contained .disabled key rather than borrowing /edittags.bml.disabled (edittags is already on TT). Old /manage/tags.bml.* keys are retired in deadphrases.dat.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 noreply@anthropic.com

  • Fix multi-select tag actions reading only one selected tag

The tag <select ... > is multiple, so the form posts several tags= pairs. $post->{tags} (a Hash::MultiValue) only returns one of them, so delete/merge/show-posts silently operated on a single tag -- e.g. merging two tags renamed one and left the other behind. Read every selection with $post->getall('tags') instead.

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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: 5f77732d3ba94d371cdb04f4ec589f134118a65a https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/5f77732d3ba94d371cdb04f4ec589f134118a65a Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-08 (Mon, 08 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: M bin/upgrading/deadphrases.dat A cgi-bin/DW/Controller/Support/Help.pm R htdocs/support/help.bml R htdocs/support/help.bml.text A views/support/help.tt A views/support/help.tt.text

Log Message:


Convert /support/help from BML to Template Toolkit (#3576)

Move the support board to DW::Controller::Support::Help + views/support/help.tt. The controller does the state/category filtering, sorting, abstracts, status classification and point calc, and builds the per-request display rows and the dropdown option lists; the template renders the table, the filter form, and the mass close/move form (which posts to the already-migrated /support/actmulti with its checkboxes and ids/spcatid/ret fields plus form_auth). The page-local row CSS and the row-toggle JS move into the head section. The .bml.text moves to views/support/help.tt.text -- with the one .state.else.text value un-wrapped from BML tags -- and the old keys are deadphrased.

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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: 2ef0d63c6a5675c071174157d512d1bd24f922da https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/2ef0d63c6a5675c071174157d512d1bd24f922da Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-08 (Mon, 08 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: M htdocs/imgupload.bml M htdocs/update.bml

Log Message:


Mark the legacy entry-post page and its image popup as deprecated (#3575)

The new Template Toolkit entry editor (DW::Controller::Entry, /entry/new) supersedes the legacy /update post form for users in the "updatepage" beta. Add a deprecation note to the top of htdocs/update.bml and to htdocs/imgupload.bml (the "Insert Image" popup reachable only from the legacy editor's entry.js/InOb flow), to be removed once the new editor leaves beta. editjournal.bml is left alone -- its entry-picker view is still live and linked from the nav; only its per-entry edit form redirects to the new editor.

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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: ea4e22afc7c6b820c2af73e9b9be1b5204deac3c https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/ea4e22afc7c6b820c2af73e9b9be1b5204deac3c Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-08 (Mon, 08 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: M bin/upgrading/deadphrases.dat A cgi-bin/DW/Controller/Support/AppendRequest.pm R htdocs/support/append_request.bml R htdocs/support/append_request.bml.text A views/support/append_request.tt A views/support/append_request.tt.text

Log Message:


Convert /support/append_request from BML to Template Toolkit (#3573)

Move the support reply/action processor to DW::Controller::Support::AppendRequest + views/support/append_request.tt. It's the POST target behind the see_request reply form and the act.tt reopen form: it appends a user-facing and/or internal response and runs the staff actions (touch/untouch, change category, approve a screened response, change summary, bounce-to-email-and-close), then renders a confirmation with navigation links. Input errors map to error_ml (bml.requirepost for the POST guard); the page keeps the support auth-token model (anonymous => 1, no form_auth) since requesters reach it via emailed auth links. The .bml.text moves to views/support/append_request.tt.text and the old keys are deadphrased.

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Branch: refs/heads/main Home: https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth Commit: 9b6be8bc35d9c70b295b93d9ee8f286f7bf22642 https://github.com/dreamwidth/dreamwidth/commit/9b6be8bc35d9c70b295b93d9ee8f286f7bf22642 Author: Mark Smith mark@dreamwidth.org Date: 2026-06-08 (Mon, 08 Jun 2026)

Changed paths: M bin/upgrading/deadphrases.dat M cgi-bin/DW/Controller/Customize.pm R htdocs/customize/preview_redirect.bml R htdocs/customize/preview_redirect.bml.text A views/customize/preview_redirect.tt.text

Log Message:


Convert /customize/preview_redirect from BML to Template Toolkit (#3572)

Move the theme-preview redirect into DW::Controller::Customize (alongside /customize/viewuser) as preview_redirect_handler. It resolves a themeid or layoutid to a preview style for the viewer's own journal and redirects there with ?s2id=; the three error cases use error_ml. The page has no view of its own, so only the .bml.text strings move (to views/customize/preview_redirect.tt.text) and the old keys are deadphrased.

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