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Begin your Smithsonian exploration at the Smithsonian Information Center in the Institution's first building, popularly known as the Castle, which is open daily 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Admission is free for the Smithsonian museums and the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., and no tickets are required.
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Unfortunately, we are no longer fulfilling requests for English Welcome brochures. It is still available online here (Free PDF Guide and Map). This brochure is also available in Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Spanish.
Enjoy a rejuvenating respite from museum trekking by dining in any of the museums' self-service food facilities. Spring and summer are peak visitation months when these facilities may be crowded. At such times it may be advantageous to make special arrangements for group dining.
Call Smithsonian Enterprises at 866.868.7774 (toll free), 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.
In pleasant weather, visitors are always welcome to bring provisions to picnic on the grassy, tree-lined National Mall.
Metrobus and Metrorail Washington's bus and subway system link the city with communities in nearby Maryland and Virginia. Every subway station is equipped with an elevator and/or escalators. For information on Metrobus and Metrorail schedules as well as parking at Metro stations, call 202.637.7000 (voice) or 202.638.3780 (TTY), or visit the Metro Web site at MetroOpensDoors.com.
The Smithsonian does not operate any parking facilities except at the National Zoo and the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center.Tour Bus Parking Near the National Mall
Near the National Mall, there are several areas where tour buses can park on a first-come, first-served basis, including West Potomac Park. For information on bus parking sites, contact the National Park Service Mall Operations Office at 202.426.6841. On-street parking for buses is available at the Anacostia Community Museum.Car or Van Parking Near the National Mall
Free on-street parking for cars and vans on Jefferson and Madison Drives on the National Mall is limited and the 3-hour posted regulations are enforced. Parking is available in nearby commercial lots and garages. Parking is available for free at the Anacostia Community Museum.
Tour Bus Parking at the National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: Tour and school bus parking at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia, is free.
Car or Van Parking at the National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: Daily parking costs $15 per vehicle; parking is free after 4:00 p.m.
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One Zoo parking lot is used for bus parking on weekdays during the peak season of March through June. Priority is given to buses arriving from local schools, which must make reservations to park. Tour and other school buses can reserve parking only with the purchase of a Group Tour Package (see below). There is no bus parking available on weekends unless the group is registered for a Group Tour Package.
Reservations for bus parking and/or for a Group Tour Package can be made by calling 202.633.4480, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please make reservations at least two weeks (longer is recommended) in advance of your visit.
Buses without reservations will be allowed to enter the Zoo and proceed to the Bus Loading/Unloading Area to discharge their passengers. Buses must depart as soon as passengers disembark. Buses leaving the Zoo must arrange a pick-up time with their group. They can return to the Bus Loading/Unloading Area no sooner than 10 minutes before they are scheduled to pick up their passengers.
Friends of the National Zoo (FONZ) offers a variety of group tour packages available to bus groups with 15 or more passengers. All packages include free, guaranteed, reserved bus parking on Zoo grounds as well as various other amenities. For information or to reserve a Group Tour Package, please call 202.633.4480.Car or Van Parking at the Zoo
Parking at the Zoo is a flat fee of $22. Parking is free for FONZ members at Premier Level and above.


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50 Cent tells T.I.'s wife to take the blame after drug arrest
50 Cent has handed some legal advice to his fellow rapper T.I. following his drugs possession arrest, calling on his wife to take the blame.
T.I., real name Clifford Harris Jr., and his wife, former Xscape singer Tameka Cottle, were taken into custody in West Hollywood on Wednesday after a sheriff's deputy allegedly smelled marijuana smoke coming from their vehicle during a traffic stop.
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They were released in the early hours of Thursday morning, after posting $10,000 bail each.
The arrest could land Harris back in jail -- he was released from prison in December, after spending six months behind bars on gun charges, and is currently on probation.
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And his pal 50 Cent has urged Cottle, known as Tiny, to take the rap for possession of drugs so that T.I. escapes sentencing.
On his Twitter.com page, the "In Da Club" hitmaker writes, "Man TI and tiny done got picked up agin (sic) for methamphetamines and ecstacy (sic) dam man (sic). Tiny gotta take that charge. Say it was yours Baby."
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According to reports, Harris was ordered back to his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia to face probation officers over the arrest just hours after his release.


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TUCSON, — Federal authorities say a man and woman wanted in Arizona in separate cases have been arrested after being found living in Mexico.
U.S. Marshals Service officials say 57-year-old Loyt Francis Crandall Jr. was taken into custody Monday at the port of entry in Lukeville, Ariz.
Crandall has been wanted in Tucson since last year for a probation violation stemming from a marijuana possession conviction in 2009.
He was arrested in Puerto Penasco and deported by Mexican authorities.
Federal authorities on Monday also arrested 35-year-old Ivonne Gomez at the port of entry in Nogales, Ariz.
They say Gomez fled to Imuris, Sonora, Mexico to live with her husband and children after she allegedly violated her conditions of supervised release.
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Cedarville University offers a Christ-centered education to students who are preparing for professional careers in Social Work. The core of the professional curriculum is integrated with biblical concepts and values. This allows students to respond to human needs from a biblical world and life view. This careful integration is essential to developing Christian social workers who are caring, committed, and competent.
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The southernmost of the Central American nations, Panama is south of Costa Rica and north of Colombia. The Panama Canal bisects the isthmus at its narrowest and lowest point, allowing passage from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean. Panama is slightly smaller than South Carolina. It is marked by a chain of mountains in the west, moderate hills in the interior, and a low range on the east coast. There are extensive forests in the fertile Caribbean area.
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Explored by Columbus in 1502 and by Balboa in 1513, Panama was the principal shipping point to and from South and Central America in colonial days. In 1821, when Central America revolted against Spain, Panama joined Colombia, which had already declared its independence. For the next 82 years, Panama attempted unsuccessfully to break away from Colombia. Between 1850 and 1900 Panama had 40 administrations, 50 riots, 5 attempted secessions, and 13 U.S. interventions. After a U.S. proposal for canal rights over the narrow isthmus was rejected by Colombia, Panama proclaimed its independence with U.S. backing in 1903.
For canal rights in perpetuity, the U.S. paid Panama $10 million and agreed to pay $250,000 each year, which was increased to $430,000 in 1933 and to $1,930,000 in 1955. In exchange, the U.S. got the Canal Zone—a 10-mile-wide strip across the isthmus—and considerable influence in Panama's affairs. On Sept. 7, 1977, Gen. Omar Torrijos Herrera and President Jimmy Carter signed treaties giving Panama gradual control of the canal, phasing out U.S. military bases, and guaranteeing the canal's neutrality.
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Nicolas Ardito Barletta, Panama's first directly elected president in 16 years, was inaugurated on Oct. 11, 1984, for a five-year term. He was a puppet of strongman Gen. Manuel Noriega, a former CIA operative and head of the secret police. Noriega replaced Barletta with vice president Eric Arturo Delvalle a year later. In 1988, Noriega was indicted in the U.S. for drug trafficking, but when Delvalle attempted to fire him, Noriega forced the national assembly to replace Delvalle with Manuel Solis Palma. In Dec. 1989, the assembly named Noriega "maximum leader" and declared the U.S. and Panama to be in a state of war. In Dec. 1989, 24,000 U.S. troops seized control of Panama City in an attempt to capture Noriega after a U.S. soldier was killed in Panama. On Jan. 3, 1990, Noriega surrendered himself to U.S. custody and was transported to Miami, where he was later convicted of drug trafficking. Guillermo Endara, who probably would have won an election suppressed earlier by Noriega, was installed as president.
On Dec. 31, 1999, the U.S. formally handed over control of the Panama Canal to Panama. Meanwhile, Colombian rebels and paramilitary forces have made periodic incursions into Panamanian territory, raising security concerns. Panama has also faced increased drug and arms smuggling.
In May 2004 presidential elections, Martín Torrijos Herrera, the son of former dictator Omar Torrijos, won 47.5% of the vote. He took office in September.
Panamanians approved a plan to expand the Panama Canal in 2006. It will likely double the canal's capacity and is expected to be completed by 2015.
Defying the current Latin American trend for left-leaning governments, Panama elected millionaire businessman Ricardo Martinelli as its president on May 3, 2009. After a period of rapid economic growth, Panama had succumbed to the global recession. Trading on his personal record of success—and utilizing his fortune to get his message out—Martinelli promised to encourage foreign investment and help the poor.
After serving as vice president under Martinelli, Juan Carlos Varela was elected president in May 2014. In the election, Varela defeated José Domingo Arias, the candidate from Martinelli's party, Cambio Democrático. A member of the Panameñista Party, the oldest party in Panama, Varela took office on July 1, 2014.
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Origin: Sir Georges-Etienne Cartier National Historic Site
Region: Quebec
Period: 19th Century
Course: Desserts and Baked Goods
Lafayette cake is a well-known traditional dessert in Quebec, and could well have been served in the dining room of Sir George-Étienne Cartier (pictured above). Marius Barbeau, while collecting popular traditional recipes in 1935-36, came upon this recipe several times. It is also mentioned in the manuscripts of recipes from the 19th and 20th centuries in religious communities in Quebec. The version from La Nouvelle Cuisinière canadienne was the first to be published in Quebec. However, the original recipe comes from the United States of America. This dessert was named in honour of the Marquis de Lafayette, a hero of the American Revolution.
This story is adapted from the book A Taste of History: The Origins of Quebec's Gastronomy. Yvon Desloges and Marc Lafrance. Éditions de la Chenelière, Montréal 1989. English-French book. ISBN : 2-89310-028-7.
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This recipe comes from the book A Taste of History: The Origins of Quebec's Gastronomy. Yvon Desloges and Marc Lafrance. Éditions de la Chenelière, 1989. Montréal 1989. English-French book. ISBN : 2-89310-028-7. The authors found the original recipe in La Nouvelle Cuisinière canadienne (circa 1855).


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Recombinant DNA and the Birth of BiotechRecombinant DNA in the Lab
In a series of experiments, between 1972 and 1974, Stanley Cohen, Herbert Boyer, and their colleagues, at Stanford University and the University of California, San Francisco built on the work of recombinant DNA pioneers such as Paul Berg to develop techniques that would form the basis of recombinant DNA technology. These experiments helped spur the birth of the biotechnology industry.
Since 1959, scientists knew that bacteria contain extra loops of DNA called "plasmids" in addition to their chromosome. In nature, bacteria can swap these plasmids with one another, quickly transferring beneficial genes like those that code for antibiotic resistance. By the early 1970s, investigators had isolated several plasmids as well as special enzymes known as "restriction endonucleases" that work like scissors to cut open the loops of plasmids.
Herbert Boyer had expertise with restriction endonucleases and Stanley Cohen studied plasmids, and after meeting at a conference in 1972, the two decided to combine their research efforts. After preliminary experiments in 1973, the Cohen-Boyer team was able to cut open a plasmid loop from one species of bacteria, insert a gene from different bacterial species and close the plasmid. This created a recombinant DNA molecule-- a plasmid containing recombined DNA from two different sources. Next, they inserted the plasmid into bacteria and demonstrated that the recombinant DNA could be used by bacteria. The team had created the first genetically modified organisms.
|Stanley Cohen's laboratory installed in NMAH's exhibit Science in American Life, which ran from 1994-2012. Credit:Flickr user Ryan Somma
A year later, they would use this technique to insert a gene from a frog into bacteria, proving that it was possible to transfer genes between two very different organisms. The technology for creating these "molecular chimeras" was patented on December 2, 1980 (US Patent 4,237,224.) Below are a number of objects used in the Cohen lab during the recombinant DNA experiments.


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I'm a video guy. I love taking video, editing, and creating a unique experience for an audience. I've liked film and video ever since I was a kid.
My parents introduced us kids to film when we were very young. We had an 8mm film camera, with no audio. Most of my friends who are my age aren't lucky enough to have such film from when they were young children. I have movies of me learning to ride a bike, flying a kite, and playing outside in the plastic kiddie swimming pool with my siblings.
When I was around ten years old, my parents purchased a beta video camera. It took color video and included audio! I immediately took to this new piece of technology. It was big, heavy, and took a battery about the size and weight of a brick. And at the time, I had never seen anything so cool in my life.
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A murder suspect who should have thought harder about pawning a unique necklace and a newlywed bride with apparent second thoughts make this week's list:
1. Scrooge McDuck helps crack murder case: In life, Miguel Rodriguez was apparently a big fan of Scrooge McDuck. In death, the cartoon character may have helped catch his killers. It's all thanks to a pawned necklace stolen from the victim.
2. Cops: New bride shoved husband off cliff: A Montana newlywed turned herself into a widow just eight days into her marriage by pushing her husband off a cliff in Glacier National Park, police say. Some of his friends aren't surprised.
3. McDonald's manager accused of robbing own store: This is about as "inside job" as it gets: Police in Pleasanton, California, say a 42-year-old manager of a local McDonald's robbed his own store at gunpoint. Then, he apparently got too cocky about his skills.
4. Teen shot dead in prank gone wrong: An 18-year-old Colorado woman tried to surprise a friend by sneaking into his home and jumping out of a closet. What happened instead was "unintended and extremely tragic," say police.
5. Ex-model accused in $250K sex extortion plot: Let this serve as a note of caution for 60-something rich guys who suddenly find themselves being wooed by stunningly attractive younger women. An ex-model went out for drinks twice with a 61-year-old "wealthy businessman," then started demanding money. Things didn't end so well for her.
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by gwilson on Aug.09, 2011, under Uncategorized
This fall at universities around the world, some students will engage in a two-pronged approach to learning the knowledge and skills of microbiology lab technique. They will learn the conventional way, loop and burner and tubes and plates, and they will expand their opportunity to think like a microbiologist and simulate their lab work using their computers with software developed by Dr. Gary Wilson and his partners at Intuitive Systems, Inc. The software, VirtualUnknown(TM) Microbiology, is now over a decade old, and this summer marks the end of a two year-long development program to create a new, more versatile version. Dr. Wilson's son, Marcus Wilson, has been the Java-developer making it all happen.
The original VU Microbiology was developed with particular goals in mind: solid microbiology instruction, true-to-life simulation requiring knowledge of aseptic technique, opportunities for students to make mistakes with consequences, detailed reporting in the Virtual Lab Report of all errors in technique and judgment – all in a game-like atmosphere. Judging by the popularity of the software with allied health programs, it scores on all points. But the leaps in technology over the past ten years have necessitated parallel improvements in the software. Whereas the original product was PC-exclusively and largely stand-alone, the new version will be "platform neutral" and Web-based. Testing on Mac, Linux, and Windows have all gone well, meaning any student with any computer will soon have equal access to this tool. VirtualUnknown(TM) Microbiology Web Edition (VUWEB) will be "Micro Anywhere!" incarnate.
To make that happen, Dr. Wilson has spent the summer taking care of the content and support components, while Marcus has been polishing the look, feel, and action of the software. Several tests were replaced with updated versions. New Help files had to be created that accounted for the current state of computer skills in average students, rather than on the average computer skills of 1998. A new lab activities manual was written, entitled Micro Digital Media(TM), along with an instructor's key. MDM gets right to the nuts and bolts of microbiology and spends its 100 pages helping students learn how lab skills are used in a health setting. There is even an exercise to help students learn how to make fancy research posters to display their work.
What's left? The Help files are text- and graphic-centered, but will also have extensive videos still in production. And there's extensive beta testing to come. Anticipated product release will be Spring 2012.


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GDB7: Don't make it weird
October 25 2008 05:30PM
Game time at 8 PM MST Lambs. The 3-4 Canucks and the now 4-2 Oilers will square off in what should be a good tilt on HNIC. Now we say SHOULD because the Oilers have had started to make things weird for us.
Not weird like the-Gloved-One-here-rolling-out-of-his-crypt-to-hang-with-Sigfried-and-Roy-weird but weird all the same.
See if a team sucks and they lose you say to yourself "oh that makes sense, they suck!" If they have suffered injuries and lose you say "If only hadn't lost so-and-so. They would be way better." If they had bad luck and some junk goal went in you say "better luck next time. That goal won't always go in."
But what of the Oil? Out to a quick 4-0 start where they got away with a couple lucky wins - sure. But the last two games? Just plain weird. No jump, no defense, no offense, no heart, no physical play and no wins. This isn't the Oilers team we have been dreaming about all summer. We know you are in there somewhere real Oilers team. What better time to come out of your funk than to lay a stomping on the Canucks on HNIC?
A final observation
Luke Schenn just tried to fight Chris Neil as we wrote this post in the first half of the double header. If he can take his 18 year old life in his hands at 5:18 PM, imagine what could be happening in three short hours?
October 25 2008, 05:37PM
Justice League, prepare for battle!
October 25 2008, 05:39PM
I hope the Smac runs Burrows through the boards tonight A La Dustin Boyd. God I hate that guy. I hate him with all that I am. Now, lets watch him score 5 goals tonight because the hockey gods hate me for no reason.
October 25 2008, 06:00PM
OK! Lets get this shizow on the roll! I'm dying for a solid 60minute effort with no floating and no lame fluffy backchecking and of course some pulverizing body slams from Macintyre.
October 25 2008, 06:07PM
Are they putting out the "Dream Line" kick some arse??
October 25 2008, 06:25PM
If the Oilers lose tonight I'm getting a sex change, buying a cat and picking up cross stitching. Don't make me do that.
October 25 2008, 06:34PM
baggedmilk Says: October 25th, 2008 at 6:25 pm If the Oilers lose tonight I'm getting a sex change, buying a cat and picking up cross stitching. Don't make me do that.
Oh... My.... Lord...
October 25 2008, 06:35PM
If the Oilers win tonight im getting a sex change, buying a cat and picking up cross stitching.
October 25 2008, 06:43PM
Know what else is gangster?
i really agree with the killing of burrows.what a punk
October 25 2008, 07:06PM
Here's to the Oilers making that greasy Italian Luongo wish he picked up badminton.
October 25 2008, 07:09PM
I've got some Stompin' Tom Conners cued up on a cassette tape, ready to play for the boys when they come out onto the ice. If that doesn't guarantee us a win then I don't know what will. I've also got a cube and a 26 chilling, so win or lose, I'll drink away all recollection of tonight.
October 25 2008, 07:26PM
Maybe I'm reaching here, but is Rolli looking like a viable option for Ottawa? Both their goalers have been spectacularly mediocre.
I think the Sens have a cap issue. I read somewhere they are having to give a long thought to how they sign Alfredsson.
October 25 2008, 07:45PM
Gerber sucks. In fact when his contract is up Ottawa gives him the boot faster than a falling shit from heaven.
October 25 2008, 08:01PM
Ah a whole new network broadcast to mock tonight. PJ Stock you are brutal. Nice hair you supermodel.
Stoll has lit the lamp twice tonight - his 3rd and 4th o' the year. Interesting
October 25 2008, 08:11PM
Wow, just when you think the Oilers marketing department is brutal, you witness a Canucks Ceremony.
7th fan hahahahahah
I want to be a 7th Canuck fan
Give us back our Anthem!
Cheesy ceremony
From my Crackberry
The 7th fan thing was 1 of the lamest ceremonies I've ever seen.
Did they just rip of the ANTHEM SINGING????
October 25 2008, 08:15PM
Little known fact: Ron Jeremy earns an honest living singing the national anthem in Vancouver.
October 25 2008, 08:16PM
Pull the stick and start the game baby.
You are commenting from a blackberry Buch75? Thats dedication!!
Decent shot there by Penner
October 25 2008, 08:19PM
Wow Garon. You should have had that.
signed Wayne
October 25 2008, 08:21PM
The only other person I have ever heard of named Mason - other than that Canuck Mayson Raymond - is Mayson Betha aka MA$E
Henceforth that douche is MA$E
Hahaha MASE Where is that guy?
Hemsky looks exactly the same whether he is on the bench, on the ice, scoring or losing the game.
ugh, Crawford is so painful to listen to.
Good to have Optimus Prime back in the lineup
Freeze, AGREED!
October 25 2008, 08:26PM
Freeze - Not in the least!
hahahahahaha another member of the family
October 25 2008, 08:30PM
It just occured to me - is anyone else excited to see MacIntyre and Boogaard play each other?
This game has lost its tempo all of a sudden
Garon looks more lost than Clay Aiken at the playboy mansion
October 25 2008, 08:33PM
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Where do you come up with that stuff lubo?
Oh wait
October 25 2008, 08:37PM
Wow Morris sure blew a tire on that 2nd goal in Phoenix
October 25 2008, 08:38PM
Atta boy souray
Wow Cole nice screen
I'd say the game has been pretty even so far, excpet the score
Cole looks way more effective on the right side. I love the way he cuts to the net.
New bond movie
October 25 2008, 08:42PM
Agreed freeze, good call


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Artist: Claude MONET
Birth/Death: 1840–1926
Title: Waves breaking
Date Made: 1881
Lender: Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Credit Line: Gift of Prentis Cobb Hale
The dramatic compositions of Monet's paintings of the coast — with fragments of cliffs on one edge of the painting silhouetted against the huge expanse of sea, a spike of rock seen through a rock arch, twisted needle rocks thrusting from the sea — are very close to motifs in his own Japanese prints (see Hiroshige's 'The Twin Sword Rocks' in Bo¯ Bay in Satsuma Province). They suggest that, rather than transform these motifs into his own compositions as he had done, he wanted his increasingly elite audiences to recognise them as direct variations on Japanese themes.
Romantic and Realist painters had long painted the Norman coast. Manet and Monet's seascapes of the 1860s had been influenced by Japanese prints, as had Millet's paintings of cliffs above the sea of the early 1870s, and perhaps some of Courbet's paintings of motifs on the Channel coast in the late 1860s. In the 1880s Monet chose more abstract modes of embodying the thrust of cliffs and the surge of the sea around weathered rocks. In his Waves breaking 1881 he followed the example of Courbet's marines in which the artist had faced the sea directly and simply divided his painting horizontally into sea and sky — but Monet's painting is radically different. Courbet emphasised the substance of the sea — its luminosity, its vast recession — while in his paintings of breaking waves, he depicted, the glassy depths of a rearing wave and its break into foam. Monet's painting is rather disconcerting, consisting of row upon row of loose, curved strokes, painted with thick, pastey paint, with only a strip of flatter brushstrokes to give a sense of the horizontal stretch of the sea. Yet, as one looks, one begins to see that these abstract brushstrokes create a sense of the ceaseless movement of the waves and of the way those in the foreground catch a late gleam of cold late afternoon light. The painting is almost perverse in its assertion of the sheer materiality of the medium, yet this is a materiality that can momentarily convince that solidified paint is mobile and fluid.
Rough seas, a screen painting attributed to So¯tatsu, embodies the pure dynamism of waves with almost abstract means. Taiga's hanging scroll, Impressive view of the Go River, is particularly close to Monet's Waves breaking in that curving waves, eddies and whirlpools take up the whole surface of the painting. There is also a sense of recession in that the eye looks down onto the water, into its depths, and then across the surface of the river, just as Monet's emphatic curls of paint draw the eye down to the wavelets scurrying across the shallows, and then over the foaming waves to the horizon.
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George: Why I'd still lean toward Atlanta's Julio Jones over Cowboys' Dez Bryant
Cowboys beat writer Brandon George answered reader questions during a live chat Wednesday. Here are some highlights:
2 months ago I asked you who you would prefer to have on your team: Dez Bryant or Julio Jones (the two had close stats). You said Jones (and I agreed)... The two still have similar stats... So same question today: who would you prefer to have on your team?
Brandon George: Man, that's even tougher now. Bryant has been phenomenal over the last month and a half. He's playing like the Cowboys envisioned when they drafted him in the first round. I do worry about Dez off the field still but he seems to be good in that area right now as well. But when football isn't around and he has down time, it will be key for him to remain focused and stay out of the headlines this off-season. I still lean toward JJ until I see Dez go through an off-season without any sparks. So, Smurf, ask me again next September.
What even confirms your bias against the cowboys, nobody in their right mind would take anyone over Dez at this time.
Brandon George: Not bias against the Cowboys. I explained my thought process on the pick. I'm thinking more long-term and considering the histories of the players. Certainly Dez is having an amazing stretch. I take nothing away from Dez. Like I said, he's been phenomenal and done it the last two weeks despite the broken left index finger.
Romo will end the season passing for 5,000 yards & the Cowboys will have 3 receivers with 1,000........the defense came up weak......injuries are part of it but this defense put no pressure on anybody when they were healthy. Time for a re-do. Get rid of Ryan & Ware
Brandon George: Sacks are down this year, but the two games before Sunday's loss to the Saints the Cowboys combined for nine sacks. That's getting pressure. I know it wasn't always there, but the Cowboys felt like their improved secondary allowed them to play teams more honest. Not having a healthy Ware hasn't helped.


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Every 6 weeks or so, our town has large item trash removal. That means you can put out up to 3 larger items that don't fit in normal trash. Pressboard furniture, rolls of carpet, and things like that. We often forget when these days are and always think afterwards "Geez, we shoulda put out XYZ."
This time, we remembered at the last minute. The weather was beautiful, the kids were playing in the front yard, and we took a good look in our garage. We've known for a looooong time we need to clean it out. We've never parked a car in it, and it's an obstacle course of lawn mowers, bicycles, boxes of stuff that didn't sell at our last garage sale, and bits of wood leftover from past projects. Writing this blog has made me more determined not to be a victim of stuff, so I hardened my heart a little to clear some space.
I knew if we put out some stuff, they would come. You know…the curbside scavengers, the dumpster divers, the scrap metal collectors, the roadside rescuers. Our town has a healthy bunch you can count on, slowly cruising the residential streets in pick up trucks looking for treasure.
Our town offers metal appliance pick up, too. You have to call and arrange a time, but they pick it up for free and dispose of it properly. We put out an unwanted stove and scheduled a pick up, but someone else scooped it within the hour. The town never even had a chance!
So I was comfortable knowing that anything I put out wasn't going to really end up in a land fill. And if it wasn't picked up by bed time, I probably would have pulled it back in the house.
Out went the 80s style metal bed frame.
Out went the wood directors chairs with flaking paint and stained canvas seats.
Out went the umbrella stroller with the wonky wheel. Our youngest child is happier walking anyway, and when we got this stroller it was already second hand. (Bonus: when we unfolded the stroller to put by the road, we found our missing camera!)
I set the chairs and stroller up so people would see them easily as they drove by, and then went in for dinner.
An hour later, the metal bed frame was gone. The other items were gone by bed time.
I'm SO glad those items got picked up. Hopefully they've found an appreciative owner. And we've reclaimed space in our garage! Now we need to get rid of the bits of wood still kicking around, organize the various yard toys, put up hooks to hang the bikes/trikes/sleds, and take those boxes of unsold books to a shelter or get the Diabetes Clothesline to pick them up.
THEN we'll finally have a clear garage. Baby steps, right?
It feels so fantastic to finally have those items gone! Why was I hanging on to them? Lots of reasons, which I'm sure you're familiar with, too.
My parents bought me the metal bed frame for Christmas the first year I lived on my own. It was my first queen size, and had 4 posters. It felt so grown up and mature. And when I married, we continued using the bed until about 2 years ago. There was nothing wrong with the bed, but it was no longer our style after we brought a good quality wood bed with a classic design. I tried selling it online and at our garage sale, but since no one even looked at it, I'm guessing it's no one else's style either.
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The director's chairs fit my personality. I work in the television industry, and I loved the quirkiness of having these chairs. They've been shuffled from the basement to the garage countless times, waiting for me to strip them down and refinish them. I was going to sew new backs and seats for them. I just never got around to it, and really…I don't need any more chairs, especially those with pinchy hinges.
My baby isn't a baby anymore. It's liberating to move baby items along, but it's also sad. I'll never have an infant to push along again. She's a toddler now, and marches to her own drummer. I respect that, but I miss the early days, too.
That said, I'm sure looking forward to the future. There will come a day where I have a place for everything and everything in its place. When I can employ any space for its properly designated use. Where I can acknowledge my life's value in my actions, not my belongings.
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Ana and I hiked through the Casavant Natural Area, a nature trail part of the Winooski Valley Park District. Having never hiked before I am probably not the best authority on the type of path we traversed but I can tell you that I had a blast!
We re-photographed several pictures looking west towards the I-89 overpass, and east towards the railroad bridge. Fabulous limestone cliffs, concrete pylons, and creative graffiti made for some great photos and an interesting juxtaposition between nature and the ways in which we embrace it, or change it.


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Comments: Went to DVL last week with two buddies and caught a couple in the morning on the jig. It hit about 98 degrees by 10am and the bite slowed way down. Super clear waters and the bass were suspended. They weren't hitting anything we threw at them, that's when my buddy pulled out the 80. A couple cast later, he sticks a 4 pushing 5 pounder and then stuck a 6.2 pounder a couple minutes later. He lost his 80 to the rocks, pulled out another one (different color), stuck a giant thinking it was the lake record and it was a 12 pound Cat! This bait is was what they wanted. 10lb flouro, let it sink to the bottom and slow roll. Buy a couple, you will lose them
From: Tee: CA 10/11/15
Comments: Spybaiting has been popular in Japan for the past 10 years. It doesn't meant to be used by spinning tackle with fine lines. Many of them use a bait casting tackle with heavier line & bigger spy baits for post spawn bass. I thought these "finesse spybaiting" was popularized by Duo to sell their small baits. But hey, it gets you a lot of bass...
From: Hiro: USA 7/28/15
Comments: This bait rocks when the bite has slowed down and when the fish are suspended. Used this spybait at a BFL event on Lake Russell and it helped me limit out and cull. Most people have the mentality of throwing this on 10-12lb test line but you need 6-8lb test for it to really shine. Made spybaiting unbelievers actual believers that weekend.
From: Neil: Hephzibah, GA 3/25/15
Comments: Ive been spybaiting for a while now...there are others on the market but I keep coming back to the 80. All the info on the net is nice, but adapt it to your own style and you will do just fine. Knaw-mean?
From: Jay6: USA 9/19/14
Comments: This bait really does catch more fish. It's terrific when it's hot and you're getting short strikes, fish are fussy, pressured, clear water or just generally a challenge. Buy a couple, you will get hung up. At this point, I'd recommend using a line that's a bit heavier than the recommended 6 or 8 pound test. Maybe like 10lb floro. I'm sure it would compromise some of the action but at least you'll keep your lure. They're expensive. Thought about getting in the water a couple times.
From: Chuck: NH 7/21/14
Comments: Started the morning out throwing the usual baits that always get me some fish. Nothing was working, pulled out this spinbait, I had only tried it once before and had dismissed it. Well its a good thing I had it, for about two hours I was on a steady bite of largemouth bass and a few big bluegills.
From: Jaime: Ca 6/14/14
Comments: Recieved this lure in the mail and couldn't wait to get it in the water. Went down to a local pond around 4:00 in the afternoon when it was about 90° outside. Tried frogs, worms, etc. You name it, I tried it. So I pulled out my new Spinbait 80 and tossed it about 5 times before I got my first bass. It wasn't 3 casts later before I had my second catch of the day. Awesome lure, it works wonders. Will defiantly be purchasing more in the near future!
From: Ryan: TX 6/7/14
Comments: Great bait for finicky fish... it's a great follow up bait for fish that are short striking or missing top waters...Florida Crush has been a great color for me. The shimmy the bait has on the fall is deadly...in my experience the fish hit it on the fall as much as they do during the retrieve. If I have a fish miss my top water I immediately cast the spinbait80 the the boil and let it flutter down and watch for my line to jump. Usually by the time I've let it fall a couple feet they are on it!
From: Walt: TX 6/5/14
Comments: Awesome bait. Great during the day. Works even better at night. Have caught all kinds of fish in all sizes from panfish to bass, pike and muskie. I've heard people say fish it really slow. But it's a finesse bait. Do whatever you want. Slow troll, jerk it, jig it, or rip it. It falls horizontally and maintains its wobble on the way down. Sinks at about 1 foot every 2 seconds. I easily cast this thing into the wind 40+ yards with my Lew's Tournament Speed Spool on a Fenwick Silverhawk. This lure is absolutely killer in a slow current.
From: Thor: Central Valley, CA 5/9/14
Comments: Killer bait. Have been fishing it clear lakes that contain shad, the fish cannot stand it and smash it. If they miss it once, they will hit it again and again. I could only imagine this bait over brushpiles on Lanier. Great stuff!
From: Kyle: Saint Simons Island, GA 5/1/14
Comments: love and hate the bait at the same time. The bait is amazing and fish will eat it without hesitation. The only drawback is keeping a fish hooked. I had 12 fish come off on the spin bait. I'm not sure if my rod was too stuff or if it was the hooks or just the bait in general, but I'm going to try again with a softer rod and better hooks.
From: Kendal: GA 5/1/14
Comments: I bought some of Duo Realis 80SP's to use for river smallmouth and they worked great. What I did not expect was to also catch 7 brown trout 21" to 26 inches in the same river. The flash and actions of this lure really provoke savage takes and I had bass and trout literally chase the lure down and pounce on it due to this lure's great attracting and triggering capabilities. I had concerns about the thin hooks, but they were strong enough to hold large smallmouths and huge trout with no problems and they were sticky sharp so be careful. Even though they are small they casted surprisingly well.
From: Jay: White Hall, MD 4/30/14
Comments: The bait has an awesome shimmy on the fall as well as during the retrieve. It is suggested that you use extremely light line for the technique but I have actually gotten away with using 8-10lb line, which is much heavier than suggested yet I still had success! It's also effective on a multitude of species. I was catching crappie on Chickamauga last week using the spinbait80. I was seeing a large school of fish on my graph but couldn't get them to bite until I pulled out the spin80. I quickly boated about 10-12 large crappie. At first I was somewhat disappointed because I was looking for staging presawn bass then I thought about how good those crappie were going to taste when we fried them up that night!
From: Unknown: USA 4/28/14
Comments: These things catch fish. The action is amazing and fish will kill it on the fall. I have sadly lost both of the ones I got both due to snapped line. I will be buying more for sure.
From: Unknown: Pittsburgh, PA 4/10/14
Comments: yes it worked and worked well, any other questions? If you like separating fish from their schoolmates than you ought to getcha some.
From: Spitwad: Hailey, ID 4/7/14
Comments: tried it today at the favorite hole where I fish. Worked an area with keitechs, cranks and drop shots all worked really well. AND THEN, something happened it seemed to shut down, just stopped. Not so fast, pulled out the spinbait80 and boom! On go the lights, the bite was back on, caught some nice ones in an area I thought was worked over. Look how wrong I was. This thing is living up to the hype. If you like separating fish from their schoolmates you might give these a try. I will be buying a few more.
From: Spitwad: Hailey, ID 4/7/14
Comments: LOVE IT! Fishing Lakes Erie, Ontario & Simcoe for big smallies, the 7'4" MF rod paired with a Pflueger Supreme XT or Patriarch is heaven. Previously used a G.Loomis drop shot rod with a CI4 & although a quality set-up, the Elite Tech is comparable in sensitivity but with more length & power to handle the 1/2 weights & deep smallmouth. Next buy - Smallmouth Elite Tech 6'9" ML to use for my first time spy baiting!
From: John: Mississauga, Ontario
Comments: If you get it hung just keep a little tension on lure and troll up to it and jiggle a little and 9x outta 10 it pops loose. dont just tug on it as the hooks will dig into whatever you stuck it in. Key word here Finnesse...
From: Unknown: East Tenn
Comments: I'm back! It's pretty simple...cast, count it down to where the action is, and wind it back slowly. I stop and let it flutter a little. It worked on a tough day in an area I just made 3 passes through with cranks and rip baits. AND, I never lost it!
From: meatwad: finesse with powahhhhhhh
Comments: WOW. Got my bait, spooled up some 6lb line on the little spinning rod, motored out to the spot, made two cats, then lost it 12' down in something. Lure retriever couldnt get it. Lame. Of course, I'm dumb and will buy another one. It looked to have a cool wobble but if I lose the next one so quickly, spybaiting will not be something in my arsenal.
From: Meatwad: losing stuff
Comments: Finally figured out how to use this bait with sucess. It took a few trips to the lake to try different retrieves and ways to fish the Spinbait. Now that I have confidence I have been connecting with big smallies on days when no one is catching anything. The day I figured it out, it actually out fished my Vision 110.
From: Pete: IL
Comments: If Your New to Spybaiting as I was( Unheard Of !) Thought It's Just a PropBait Like a Develhorse Topwater. Think again Grasshopper LOL! Just Over 3 inches and weighs in at 3/8 OZ. On a Spinning Outfit that is 6 foot and Lite to UL Action Rod 6 to 8 ib test line. this Baby Minnow will cast a Mile. I feel a need In Clear water. then Count it down One foot Per sec and then Reel it In at the speed and Minnow would swim.. First time Out with One ( Natural Ayu ) with one of the first Cold Weather of the Fall ( OCT 19 , 2013 IN Missouri Almost First Frost That morning 35 F Degrees , Full Moon) In the Afternoon On one of the Ozark Streams Near me. ( Big Piney River) I caught and released 2 Bass . I was surprised to see 2 Largemouths come from No where and Go Nuts after this Lure. Being kinda shocked to even see a fish but see 2 going after it so I think I stop the Lure then Bang. A Hook Up of One and Landed and then pictured / let go .. I saw 2 I cast again half way in BANG ! Got the Other One about the same size. and the same thing happen landed and Let go.. I Tryed other places in the river but No Luck but I think there is a spring In that part of the river. It Just Looks Like a Minnow Swimming ..
From: Marvin: Houston,Missouri,USA
Comments: These lures are absolutely insane, I use it for multiple situations and produce good fish most of the time... Over grass flats, suspended fish, and on boiling fish this thing is killer. I recommend using a super light line and drag, however I lost a donkey fishing 4lbs fluoro so I bumped it up to 6. When you think you are fishing this thing slow enough... Fish it slower!
From: Barkley: San Diego
Comments: This thing gets bit but as stated before must work it slow.
From: Louis: Green Bay
Comments: Everyone complaining about the hooks is probably using the wrong rod, this is a finesse technique and needs to be geared accordingly. I'm not saying you need to go buy a custom rod but it is very important to fish this bait on a soft rod or even parabolic rod, Duo's stock hooks are top notch. I have caught literally hundreds of fish on numerous spinbaits including fish over 5lbs. I personally use a NFC 7'6'' medium light rod that has a moderate fast action. It's like fishing a crankbait, if you want to do it right you need to match your gear to your presentation. Light rod, light drag, and light line and you won't be pulling hooks. I don't recall any of the hooks on one of my spinbaits being bent out of shape.
From: CP: USA
Comments: This thing is so boring to fish But it flat out catches fish , Seems the cast a mile and slow slow slower reel it in is the best way here for the most bites .It is a great bait , looks like the minnows that the bass are chasing . The hooks are small and sharp as a razor . they may bend but if they do then most likely you are using way to big of line .
From: Kevin: KY
Comments: Tried the lure this weekend at Darwendale dam. It gets the bites but I had problems with the hooks - They are just too soft and are easily bent straight. I landed a 4.3kg large mouth but had to be super careful on the retrieve. If the fish gets into any weed the hooks will bend
From: Colin: Harare Zimbabwe
Comments: Amazing lure. Excels in every situation. Two tips: reel it. In very, I mean very slooooowly. 2- change treble hooks. Big smallies bend them easily.
From: Patrick
Comments: We throw deep jerkbaits for our suspend fish so I did an little experiment... Jerkbait, then Spinbait. I caught more keepers with the spinbait. I caught bigger fish after watching two videos and realized to slow down. I caught my biggest bass on spinbait and I caught more on it. My jerkbait nailed 2 real nice fish. Score this time out 6 to 2 Spinbait but I will say this slow way down. There were a couple of colors that were killer but that I am not saying. Tournament time!
From: Mike: AL
Comments: All I have to say is it catches good fish. If you know how to schooling bass and isolated fish, you are going to get them. It isn't a common lure. Not a jerkbait but will catch late summer suspended bass. Its not a Sierraminnow but catches those wary fish. Its not a topwater bait but will catch schooling fish that refuse topwater. I wonder if they will come out with another size?
From: RH: CA
Comments: Three of us in a boat, one throwing a proven jerkbait 9 ft down...no luck... One throwing a tube and a grub had a few fish.. I threw that Spinbait had 8 fish...on pressurred water. What was kick butt we did this 2 days in a row.. I don't think this bait replaces anything it just gives you another finesse angle. that we haven't been privy to. I personally like the build. The lure is refined. I have seen the other JDM screw baits and several of them.. Also this isn't the serierra minnow... it isn't the LC wander...the dude that mentioned that obviously hasn't studied the actions. Smart bait by a JDM company.
From: Dan: Great Lakes
Comments: Another way to rig this way is to get this Megabass Okashira Jig Head Screw Head Flashing Blade then just use a fluke at the end kinda like jackall i-motion rig. started the roots back in japan my boy told me before they made hard bait version
From: Mike
Comments: Dude this kills me. This tiny lure has incrediable detail. Its sick. I give props where props are due. this thing has insane action. I know they were talking about clear water finesse but I am banging a ton of fish in the shallows in the night. This company thought out of the box. they are definately innovative.
From: T: CA
Comments: Just another variation of I-Motion that never caught on here. Sure, there have been a few prop sinkers like this one but it's not going to be earth shattering like Duo claims. So once everyone starts to throw this, what's next? Propless silent version? Did everyone forget about the Jackall Sierra and LC Wander?
From: Rob: NJ
Comments: Spybaiting... I.E goofball sink and retrieve. I have been throwing other JDM sinking propbaits for a while now after seeing one on a trip abroad. I can't get bit. A few small fish on pressured water, but that's it. These baits aren't really made for a jerkbait style retrieve, so unless you are just counting them down and reeling them back... you have a bait you will never use. Stick to 70 to 115 sized quality suspending jerkbaits in the same situation (Down to 15 feet) and you will have a better bag. Nothing about the retrieve triggers fish... the bait looks "vulnerable" but that's it.
From: Joe: Upstate, NY, USA.
Comments: I want this bait but just want to say Duo Realis= absolutely TOP QUALITY lures...quality like Megabass and Jackall and better than Lucky Craft. One of my favorite "new" companies to hit TW/US market from the JDM.
From: Tanner: S.E. MA
Comments: I heard about spybaiting about 4 months ago, researched it and have been applying it in high pressure situations on my local lakes. Let me tell you, it's gonna change the finnesse fishing world. 30 plus fish days in my lakes is pretty good on a beautiful day. And I had 30+ fish days in 50 degree water temps back in march. I drilled a hole in a crawfish colored shad rap so it would sink. I can't wait to get some of these and use a bait actually designed for the technique. 6lb flouro is a must. I sometimes ran as low as 4lb if the water was really clear. It seems extreme but it's a must. Research the technique and master it. You'll need it! Trust me!
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Sure wish we had him back as Gov. of MN.
I think he would make a good president. He is an educated man and knows how the military works. He wouldn't play the childish games with people. He'd be a take charge kind of guy and the senators and congress people would start working together to get the country back on track. He'd probably hold some private meetings with the elected officials that didn't want to play nice with others and let them know what their job is and instruct them to do their job. Just my opinion.
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Fix Version/s: 2.3
Component/s: Administration, Documentation
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I ran your code through Marina's checker. It was mostly successful, except it pointed out that some of your parameter descriptions lacked a comment, such as course/externallib.php, line 64, $courseid. I think that's OK as $courseid is reasonably obvious, but for completeness, you might want to add simple descriptions.
- course/externallib.php
- line 64
- enrol/externallib.php
- line 360
- line 424
- line 670
- line 707
- lib/externallib.php
- line 137
- message/externallib.php
- line 65
- line 213
There were a couple more technical problems
- files/externallib.php, line 33, "@package core_file" should be "@package core_files" (I would never have spotted that)
- lib/externallib.php: "No one-line description found in phpdocs for class restricted_context_exception at line 101", which I believe is incorrect
In a visual inspection:
- course/externallib.php
- line 273, "see get_course_parameters()" should be an inline @see "
{@see get_course_parameters()}
- lines 605, 615, 628, 640, 652, 665, 677, the @deprecated could include an MDL issue that can be used to remind us to to remove this function (in say 2.4?)
- lines 623, 660 the description could be expanded
- line 625, the options array could do with some description or a link - what could I pass to this?
- line 273, "see get_course_parameters()" should be an inline @see " {@see get_course_parameters()}
- enrol/externallib.php
- Lines 471, 483, 506, 596, 621, 635... @deprecated could include an MDL issue, could be the same as the previous file
Saving at this point...
Thanks Mike. I'll change all, except the comments about deprecated function. I don't want to encourage anyone to use these deprecated functions. I'll still add the MDL for the deprecation reason and a @todo MDL for the reminder.
MDL-31194 has been created. I'll post in the forum about that
Hi, Jerome.
What you've added for the deprecated functions appears correct to me, and the format, with @todo and @see tags, is correct.
Continuing on...
- enrol/manual/externallib.php looks good
- files/externallib.php
- The @params for function in this file should be described, at least the ones that haven't been deprecated
- group/externallib.php looks good
- lib/externallib.php looks good
- message/externallib.php looks good
- notes/externallib.php looks good
- user/externallib.php looks good
Once descriptions are added to files/externallib.php, I'm happy if this is pushed to integration.
Thanks Mike for the peer-review I made the last changes, submitting for integration.
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
TIA and ciao
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
TIA and ciao
i am getting conflicts still: at first the conflicts were on integration.git, but i checked with moodle.git and that one todo line is still conflicting
i've pushed up branch int_master_
MDL-30986 @ git://github.com/nebgor/moodle.git with a conflict resolution (kept the todo). just mentioning it here just so that i can test with automated pre-checker for all the phpdocs changes.
stopping review here for now (some integration review issue : problem with automated checking with theres is a conflict resolution).
Jerome if possible you may want to rebase to resolve your conflict for next week, there is a 'TODO
MDL-31117' that is conflicting with master on moodle.git .
MDL-31117 is closed - please remove the 'todo' from your patch)
i've attached my integration branch for your ref but it will be too old next week.
Sorry, I'm reopening this because it continues failing on merge (Error: The
MDL-30986-attempt2 branch at git://github.com/mouneyrac/moodle.git does not apply clean to master) in a lot of occurrences. I think its' worth solving them before landing.
Note that you will need to wait for tomorrow's weeklies roll, so you will be 100% sure you are rebasing against the last files available.
Just noticing this issue. I fix new conflict and rebase. Please integrate before anything else about web service
Ah wrong MDL, it is in fact
MDL-30986-attempt2. Fixing it...
ok you can integrate
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