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Romku is an online library, community-driven, information portal software. It aims to reference all existing software, applications, suites, games, utilities, scripts, libraries, frameworks, and tools (currently over 100,000).

Each profile, created by members, provides all the information users need to decide which software to use, integrate, download, buy, contribute to, or simply play with:

• Short description/abstract of what the software is and does
• Categories in which the software belongs
• User Ratings
• Screenshots of the application in action
• Similar software
• list of features presented in a checklist-like table

Romku also allows users to compare multiple profiles, search by keyword and filter by OS using faceted search, mark profiles as their favourites.

As Romku is a user driven content site, any member can submit new software, edit existing profile pages, and add screenshots.

History

Greetings,

I recently finished my portfolio site in D7, and I thought I'd share it here. It's the first site I have ever developed with Drupal, so go easy on me!

The URL is http://www.rickomann.me.uk/ - it's running Drupal 7 with the following modules:

• Views 3
• Panels
• Gallery Formatter
• Colorbox
• References
• Pathauto

...among a few others, but these are the main ones affecting the frontend. I mainly used Panels & Views for the front page, and some embedded Views for the portfolio section (http://www.rickomann.me.uk/portfolio). I used References to create relationships between testimonials and projects, and a combination of Gallery Formatter and Colorbox to create the miniature screenshot galleries on pages such as this one. Amidst all that, I did a lot of custom templates. The theme is something I created from scratch and implemented with Drupal.

Click here to go to the stock website

I've retrieved income statement data (total revenue, gross profit, operating income, & net income figures) for over 3000 NYSE stocks taken from the cnn, msn, quote, and yahoo finance websites.

Google finance data was not included because the financials are not available via the url.

You can view the results by clicking "Stock" > "Income statements table" in the "Navigation" block.

The County Health Rankings are a key component of the Mobilizing Action Toward Community Health (MATCH) project. MATCH is a collaboration between the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute.

The www.CountyHealthRankings.org site provides access to the 50 state reports, ranking each county within the 50 states according to its health outcomes and the multiple health factors that determine a county’s health. Each county receives a summary rank for its health outcomes and health factors and also for the four different types of health factors: health behaviors, clinical care, social and economic factors, and the physical environment. Each county can also drill down to see specific county-level data (as well as state benchmarks) for the measures upon which the rankings are based.

Brief History

The University of Wisconsin's Population Health Institute has been ranking the health of Wisconsin counties for years. In 2010, they wanted to launch this data online. CountyHealthRankings.org provided the first look at the overall health of local communities across the country. While other studies have ranked entire states on health factors, this was the first to reveal the impact of multiple health factors in nearly every U.S. county.

Hello All,

http://www.free-jpeg-images.com is a new stock photo website that provides free jpeg images to download. The usage of the images is in line with CC 2.5 license. The particularity of the website is the rich images data information which is actually extracted from the metadata of the original jpegs.

The import process is realized by creating a node for every image and adding the image metadata into separate CCK field. In the beginning I planned to use the imagefield import module, but quickly found out that it enabled to import title and description fields only, which was not enough. Therefore, I created a custom module that created nodes and imported all needed metadata such as location, country, city, author, keywords, size etc ... .

During the import process, keywords are integrated as Drupal taxonomy tags. This enables to use the full potential of Taxonomy.

In addition, another simple custom module was created in order to generate the left side list of image categories. Basically, the module scans all node's city and country CCK fields in order to create a list. This operation is run only when new images are imported.

Contributed module used are: CCK fields, views, imagecache, pathauto, captcha, webforms and XML sitemap. The core taxonomy and search module where activated.