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 Author’s name: Ryan L. Kobrick, Ph.D., MDRS Crew 188 Commander
-'''Mission Status: The mission is complete and the floors are mopped.'''
+Mission Status: The mission is complete and the floors are mopped.
 '''Sol Activity Summary:'''

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-POSTED ONFEBRUARY 10, 2018
+'''POSTED ONFEBRUARY 10, 2018 : Sol Summary – February 10th:Sol 13'''
-Summary Title: Mars-2-Mars and Breaking Sim
+'''Summary Title: Mars-2-Mars and Breaking Sim'''
 Author’s name: Ryan L. Kobrick, Ph.D., MDRS Crew 188 Commander
-Sol Activity Summary:
+'''Mission Status: The mission is complete and the floors are mopped.'''
 The simulation came to a close with a Mars-2-Mars hangout on WebEx where crewmembers form MDRS Crew 188 and Kepler Station AMADEE-18. It was a lively chat about life on Mars as our crew ends our mission and their crew begins theirs. The conversation was recorded with several different cameras and a video will be spliced together with field footage.

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-'''POSTED ONFEBRUARY 10, 2018 :Sol Summary – February 10th :Sol 13'''
+POSTED ONFEBRUARY 10, 2018
 Summary Title: Mars-2-Mars and Breaking Sim
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 Mission Status: The mission is complete and the floors are mopped.
-'''Sol Activity Summary:'''
+Sol Activity Summary:
 The simulation came to a close with a Mars-2-Mars hangout on WebEx where crewmembers form MDRS Crew 188 and Kepler Station AMADEE-18. It was a lively chat about life on Mars as our crew ends our mission and their crew begins theirs. The conversation was recorded with several different cameras and a video will be spliced together with field footage.
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 MDRS Crew 188 Commander
-'''Look Ahead Plan:'''
+Look Ahead Plan:
 We depart MDRS tomorrow morning after our 8 am check-out.
-*Anomalies in work: None.
+Anomalies in work:
-*Weather: Calm winds and hazy skies with warm dropping all day.
+None.
-'''Reports to file:'''
+Weather:
 . Ops Report
 . Sol Summary
-*Support Requested: None.
+Support Requested:
-POSTED ONFEBRUARY 9, 2018 : Sol Summary Report – February 9th :  Crew 188 Sol 12 Summary Report 9FEB2018 : Sol 12'''
+POSTED ONFEBRUARY 9, 2018
-'''Summary Title: One more round then it’s [oxygen] bottles to the ground'''
+Sol 12
 Author’s name: Ryan L. Kobrick, Ph.D., MDRS Crew 188 Commander
-*Mission Status: EVAs are complete, it’s the final crunch.
+Mission Status: EVAs are complete, it’s the final crunch.
-'''Sol Activity Summary: '''
 As the Olympic flame is lit back on Earth, our physical challenges in the field come to a close. With two final EVAs, the crew is dusting off the suits and preparing them for the next crew who will start a week later. The morning EVA hiked up to the Hab Ridge for some final 360 filming, chlorophyll sampling and scenic views. The afternoon EVA had a few samples along the way to Toothy Ridge to the North. Final working photos were snapped with a few last planned for tomorrow during our campus cleanup.
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 MDRS Crew 188 Commander
-'''Look Ahead Plan:'''
+Look Ahead Plan:
 A hangout with #SimulateMars in Oman, the AMADEE-18 mission at Kepler Station. Then we will end the MDRS Crew 188 simulation mid-day as we continue to clean all areas. With our continuous Hab-chores cleaning schedule we should be on track for an early Sunday morning departure.
-*Anomalies in work:  None.
+Anomalies in work:
-*Weather: Calm winds and hazy skies with warm dropping all day.
-* Crew Physical Status: There is a mixed of anxiety to get work completed, excitement to return home to loved ones, and sadness to be separating form our Martian family.
+None.
-*EVA: 15 EVAs were completed during our mission.
 Reports to file:

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-POSTED ONFEBRUARY 10, 2018
+'''POSTED ONFEBRUARY 10, 2018 :Sol Summary – February 10th :Sol 13'''
 Summary Title: Mars-2-Mars and Breaking Sim
@@ Line 10: / Line 8: @@
 Mission Status: The mission is complete and the floors are mopped.
-Sol Activity Summary:
+'''Sol Activity Summary:'''
 The simulation came to a close with a Mars-2-Mars hangout on WebEx where crewmembers form MDRS Crew 188 and Kepler Station AMADEE-18. It was a lively chat about life on Mars as our crew ends our mission and their crew begins theirs. The conversation was recorded with several different cameras and a video will be spliced together with field footage.
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 MDRS Crew 188 Commander
-Look Ahead Plan:
+'''Look Ahead Plan:'''
 We depart MDRS tomorrow morning after our 8 am check-out.
-Anomalies in work:
+*Anomalies in work: None.
-None.
+*Weather: Calm winds and hazy skies with warm dropping all day.
-Weather:
+'''Reports to file:'''
 . Ops Report
 . Sol Summary
-Support Requested:
+*Support Requested: None.
-POSTED ONFEBRUARY 9, 2018
+POSTED ONFEBRUARY 9, 2018 : Sol Summary Report – February 9th :  Crew 188 Sol 12 Summary Report 9FEB2018 : Sol 12'''
-Sol 12
+'''Summary Title: One more round then it’s [oxygen] bottles to the ground'''
 Author’s name: Ryan L. Kobrick, Ph.D., MDRS Crew 188 Commander
-Mission Status: EVAs are complete, it’s the final crunch.
+*Mission Status: EVAs are complete, it’s the final crunch.
+'''Sol Activity Summary: '''
 As the Olympic flame is lit back on Earth, our physical challenges in the field come to a close. With two final EVAs, the crew is dusting off the suits and preparing them for the next crew who will start a week later. The morning EVA hiked up to the Hab Ridge for some final 360 filming, chlorophyll sampling and scenic views. The afternoon EVA had a few samples along the way to Toothy Ridge to the North. Final working photos were snapped with a few last planned for tomorrow during our campus cleanup.
@@ Line 76: / Line 60: @@
 MDRS Crew 188 Commander
-Look Ahead Plan:
+'''Look Ahead Plan:'''
 A hangout with #SimulateMars in Oman, the AMADEE-18 mission at Kepler Station. Then we will end the MDRS Crew 188 simulation mid-day as we continue to clean all areas. With our continuous Hab-chores cleaning schedule we should be on track for an early Sunday morning departure.
-Anomalies in work:
+*Anomalies in work:  None.
+*Weather: Calm winds and hazy skies with warm dropping all day.
-None.
+* Crew Physical Status: There is a mixed of anxiety to get work completed, excitement to return home to loved ones, and sadness to be separating form our Martian family.
+*EVA: 15 EVAs were completed during our mission.
 Reports to file: