- Patch #241629 by solotandem: the cron.php query left an extra row in the watchdog table due to a off-by-one error.

- Patch #241021 by keith.smith: we forgot to remove a reference to the 'story' node type.  It was renamed to 'article'.

- Patch #238528 by misamuelson, approved by Stefan: disabled menu items should not be opaque for usability.

- Oops, I forgot to add this file to CVS when I committed the secure password hashing patch last night.  Mea culpa.

  This is a big and important patch for Drupal's security.  We are switching
  to much stronger password hashes that are also compatible with the Portable
  PHP password hashing framework.

  The new password hashes defeat a number of attacks, including:

  - The ability to try candidate passwords against multiple hashes at once.
  - The ability to use pre-hashed lists of candidate passwords.
  - The ability to determine whether two users have the same (or different)
    password without actually having to guess one of the passwords.

  Also implemented a pluggable password hashing API (similar to how an alternate
  cache mechanism can be used) to allow developers to readily substitute an
  alternative hashing and authentication scheme.

  Thanks all!

- Patch #239958 by Steve Dondley: make the explicit cache clearing functionality reload the theme's .info file.  (We're back from a vacation in the French Alpes, BTW!  Time to catch up with patches.)

- Patch #235821 by kbahey and pwolanin: include upgrade path for cron changes, improved security of key.

- Patch #232037 by pwolanin and flobruit: block_list() renders all blocks even on 404.  Refactored the code a bit so ithere is a split between loading and rendering of blocks.  By doing so, we are no longer forced to render _all_ blocks if we know they won't be shown.  There is more room for improvement here, I believe, but this is an incremental improvement.

- Patch #234403 by alienbrain: drupal_mail_send() should use CRLFs instead of LFs in e-mail headers.

- Patch #197765 by boydjd et al: renamed 'story' to 'article' -- further backed by usability testing at UoM.