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The Drupal VChess module allows users to play a chess game.

You can try out a working version of this module at Chesspos.com.

Note that the VChess module itself offers even more options than the website shows, such as a full table of players, random games, named games etc., but these have been disabled for general users.

The interface is with a mouse and most of the basic chess handling is implemented. For a full list of features see below.

Allows admins to hide workflow comments based on the state of a node in a role-sensitive way. It's basically so admins can comment about that's going on in a workflow state change without lesser roles being able to see what they said.

Bubbletimer allows you to save your activities easily, check your monthly report, analyze your time schedule, find and eliminate time wasting activities, track your employees' working hours on different projects. The concept of Bubbletimer was originally developed by http://bubbletimer.com/.

This module is a hybrid of the Nice Menus module and the Taxonomy Menu module. It displays your categories as a menu in a block with the drop-down features of Nice Menus.

Nice Menus, though awesome, can only be used on menus in the Drupal Menu system, not on menus in blocks like, for example, the Taxonomy Context menu. Adding taxonomy menu items to the menu system can be problematic in D5.

The Google News module for Drupal 7 generates a Google news compatible sitemap feed from your Drupal site's content.

This is an implementation of the UMapper.com API allowing for easy creation and addition of maps to your nodes. You can choose from the following mapping providers:

• Microsoft Virtual Earth
• Google Maps
• Yahoo
• OpenStreet

Features include:

As drush, features, views, ctools are matured there is no need for this module anymore I think. So I stop supporting this module.

With Drush System Manager you can get your hands dirty with variables, cck and views export files.

I use it to get my variables, views and content types into subversion. This way I can follow the changes my colleagues made.

The Avalanche Forecast module allows forecasters to create an advisory. It does this by creating a new content type "Advisory" with common fields used in the community (Alerts, Threats, Bottom lines, etc.) and can be enabled/disabled to match a forecast centers needs.

Danger roses can be generated from the advisory with configurable elevation labels (8,000 ft, treeline, above treeline, etc.) and a watermark.

The Alternative Price module for Ubercart allows products to have a 2nd price.

This 2nd price can have its value adjusted based on previous purchases. An admin can also specify custom labels to differentiate between the standard and 2nd price. Admins using Views on their site can filter and display the alternative price in views.

The migrate module provides a flexible framework for migrating content into Drupal from other sources (e.g., when converting a web site from another CMS to Drupal). Out-of-the-box, support for creating core Drupal objects such as nodes, users, files, terms, and comments are included - it can easily be extended for migrating other kinds of content. Content is imported and rolled back using a bundled web interface (Migrate UI module) or included Drush commands (strongly recommended).