Heat part 3

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Desired date: 2014-11-21 (or as soon as I can get edits done)
... consider, if you need to deploy a multi-instance application with Heat, is to ...
... they need. This approach can work, but, as the complexity of your template grows faster and faster,  you will soon have ...