Maintenance fixes only

This is a supplement to the simple Star Rating module.
This module provides basic Feeds integration with the Star Rating module.

This module provides form element and field widget based on Select2 jQuery plugin.

Chosen Select form element could be flexibly used on any form.
You should specify form element type in 'chosenselect'. Other properties of the element are pointed as select form element. You should specify property '#placeholder'(help text that is displayed in the empty field) if you are using multiple mode.
For example:

This provides a new order state and status called Payment received. It also provides two rules, enabled by default, to move an order into that state.

Update the order state on checkout completion if fully paid

This updates the order state to Payment received on checkout complete if the balance is zero or less.

Update the order state on full payment

This updates the order state to Payment received on payment first being made in full if the order's not currently in checkout.

Flag module provides several link types, including a handy confirmation form. Using the form, however, requires reloading the page twice (go to form, go back to where you were). It might get the user lost in the process, so why not use an AJAX modal to do this?

This is a test sandbox module 4me

A simple, fun little module that encourages your users to enter stronger passwords.
Beautiful model Sally (or David) tastefully removes items of clothing as the password grows stronger.

This module provides some intergration between Mailchimp and Organic Groups. It is just a sandbox project and is unlikely to be further built out.

Nodemoter is an exceedingly simple module that demotes nodes (or sets nodes as not promoted to the front page) after a user-configurable time interval, e.g. one month.

git clone --recursive --branch 7.x-1.x http://git.drupal.org/sandbox/jce/1819064.git

Are you sick and tired of wondering why panels is taking so freaking long to render a page? Well, now you'll know exactly which panes are to blame!

Panels, Why so slow? will show you—and everyone—exactly else how many milliseconds each pane takes to render. So, you probably don't want to enable this on a real site… unless you want to brag about how much you've optimized things.

With Views Slideshow J360 we'll be able to extend Views Slideshow with 360 degree images into our Drupal pages.

There are various options in the original jQuery plugin but not all of them has been implemented.
Atm you can add: