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If left uncontrolled, thick thistle stands can reduce grazing and result in less forage production. A single thistle plant can produce at least 4,000 seeds, which increases the chance for higher thistle populations in the pasture the following year. Consequently, management practices need to be conducted prior to flower formation for effective thistle control. Even if thistles have not infested your pasture in the past, it is ideal that your pastures are scouted in late fall through mid-spring (November to March) to ensure that thistles do not get… Read More →
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There are about 150 species of grasshoppers in the state of Texas, but 90% of the damage to crops, gardens, trees, and pastures is caused by just 5 species. Grasshoppers deposit their eggs 1/2 to 2 inches below the soil surface in pod-like structures. Each egg pod consists of 20 to 120 eggs. Egg pods are very resistant to cold and can easily survive the winter if the soil is not disturbed. Grasshoppers deposit eggs in fallow fields, ditches, fencerows, and weedy areas, as well as in crop… Read More →
Weed of the Week: Grassbur (field sandbur, sandbur, etc.)
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Man City enjoy 5-0 romp in Bucharest
Sergio Aguero has scored a hat-trick to help Manchester City to a 5-0 win over Steaua Bucharest in the opening leg of their Champions League playoff.
Sergio Aguero has nailed a hat-trick after missing two penalties in the opening 20 minutes, with Manchester City romping to a 5-0 win at Steaua Bucharest in the first leg of their Champions League playoff.
David Silva and Nolito were also on target against the crestfallen former European champions who were spared even heavier defeat as the visitors hit the woodwork three times.
"We are almost in the Champions League. That was our target. It was a great performance, great attitudes," new coach Pep Guardiola said of the rout which marked his European debut with City.
"The result is amazing. I am so satisfied with the way we played - a big compliment to these fantastic players."
Playmaker Kevin de Bruyne was also talking up the win.
"It could have been eight or nine," he reckoned.
"In the end Sergio Aguero scored three goals. If you do that, nobody will complain about the two missed penalties."
Aguero's first shot was well saved by Steaua keeper Florin Nita. His second just 10 minutes later hit the crossbar and went over.
However Aguero soon made amends as the brittle local defence quickly fell apart.
City took the lead with Silva firing home after neat footwork by Raheem Sterling.
Aguero then finally found the target four minutes before halftime when he sidefooted the ball in from 18 metres following another chance created by Sterling.
New signing Nolito increased the lead four minutes after the restart, beating the offside trap to collect de Bruyne's pass and rounding Nita for his first goal since his move from Celta Vigo.
Aguero exchanged passes with Nolito before scoring the fourth with an angled drive and then raced through the defence to complete his hat-trick with a shot off the post.
In Tuesday's other first legs, Borussia Moenchengladbach won 3-1 at Young Boys - on a brace from Raffael plus a goal from Andre Hahn - while Copenhagen edged APOEL 1-0 on a goal just before half-time from Andrija Pavlovic.
"To win 1-0, without conceding at home, is a very good result for us," Pavlovic said.
"Things will be difficult for us in Cyprus (in the second leg) but I think we are in a good position to go through now, if we play well there."
Meanwhile, Ajax came from behind to draw 1-1 with Rostov, thanks to an equaliser from Davy Klaassen, while Dynamo Zagreb forced a 1-1 at home to Salzburg courtesy of a late leveller from Marko Rog.
The second legs will be played on August 24.
Wednesday will see five other playoff first legs, with Villarreal taking on Monaco and Porto hosting Roma.
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Criminologist claims bishops seek to censor Church abuse report
An independent inquiry into sex abuse in the German Church is on hold after the bishops fired the consultant criminologist.
January 10, 2013
Germany's Roman Catholic bishops sacked a criminologist studying sexual abuse of minors by their priests on Wednesday, prompting him to accuse them of trying to censor what was to be a major report on the scandals.
The independent study, examining church files sometimes dating back to 1945, was meant to shed light on undiscovered cases of abuse after about 600 people filed claims against molesting priests in 2010 following a wave of revelations there.
The German scandals were part of a series of abuse scandals that also shook the Catholic Church in Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands and forced Pope Benedict to issue a public apology.
Bishop Stephan Ackermann, spokesman on abuse issues for the German Bishops Conference, said the hierarchy had lost confidence in the researcher, criminologist Christian Pfeiffer, and would look for another specialist to take up the study.
"We regret that this project ... cannot be continued and we will have to find a new partner," Ackermann said in a statement that blamed Pfeiffer's "communications behaviour with church officials" for the breakdown.
Pfeiffer told German Radio the bishops wanted to change previously agreed guidelines for the project to include a final veto over publishing its results, which he could not accept.
"Everything was settled reasonably and then suddenly came ... an attempt to turn the whole contract towards censorship and stronger control by the church," said Pfeiffer, head of the Lower Saxony Criminological Research Institute.
The critical lay Catholic movement We Are Church called the decision "a devastating signal for the credibility of the church leadership" that showed the bishops could not accept an independent inquiry into the scandals.
The mainstream Central Committee of German Catholics expressed regret that the study "cannot be carried out in the agreed way" and said any new study should be up to the standards of independent academic research.
In Germany, some 180,000 Catholics left the church in protest in 2010, a 40 percent jump over the previous year, after revelations about abuse in boarding schools prompted about 600 people to file accusations of abuse against priests.
Full Story: German Catholic bishops sack sex abuse study head
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A 16-year-old US boy with a ''blank expression'' stabbed and slashed 21 students and a security guard in the crowded halls of his suburban Pittsburgh high school before an assistant principal tackled him.
At least five students were critically wounded, including a boy who was on a ventilator after a knife pierced his liver, missing his heart and aorta by only millimeters, doctors said.
The rampage - which came after years in which US schools have geared much of their emergency planning toward mass shootings, not stabbings - set off a screaming stampede, left blood on the floor and walls, and brought teachers rushing to help the victims.
Police shed little light on the motive.
The suspect, Alex Hribal, was taken into custody and treated for a minor hand wound, then was brought into court in shackles and a hospital gown and charged with four counts of attempted homicide and 21 counts of aggravated assault. Authorities said he would be prosecuted as an adult.
The attack unfolded just minutes before the start of classes at 1200-student Franklin Regional High School, in an upper-middle-class area 24 kilometres east of Pittsburgh.
It was over in about five minutes, during which the boy ran wildly down about a hallway, slashing other students with kitchen knives about up to 25 centimeters long, police said.
Witnesses said the attacker at first tackled a freshman and stabbed him in the stomach, then got up and ran wildly down the hall, slashing other students.
Nate Moore, 15, said he saw the first attack and was going to try to break it up when the boy got up and slashed his face, requiring 11 stitches.
''It was really fast. It felt like he hit me with a wet rag because I felt the blood splash on my face. It spurted up on my forehead,'' he said.
The attacker ''had the same expression on his face that he has every day, which was the freakiest part,'' Moore said. ''He wasn't saying anything. He didn't have any anger on his face. It was just a blank expression.''
Assistant Principal Sam King finally tackled the boy and disarmed him, and a police officer who is regularly assigned to the school handcuffed him, police said.
Doctors said they expected all the victims to survive, despite large and deep puncture wounds to the abdomen in some cases.
King's son told The Associated Press that his father was treated at a hospital, though authorities have said he did not suffer any knife wounds.
''He says he's OK. He's a tough cookie and sometimes hides things, but I believe he's OK,'' Zack King said. He added: ''I'm proud of him.''
As for what set off the attack, Murrysville Police Chief Thomas Seefeld said investigators were looking into reports of a threatening phone call between the suspect and another student the night before. Seefeld didn't specify whether the suspect received or made the call.
Schools in the US have concentrated their emergency preparations on dealing with shooting rampages.
Nevertheless, there have been at least two major stabbing attacks at US schools over the past year, the first at a community college in Texas last April that wounded at least 14 people, and another, also in Texas, that killed a 17-year-old student and injured three others at a high school in September.
Mia Meixner, 16, said the initial assault Wednesday touched off a ''stampede of kids'' yelling, ''Run! Get out of here! Someone has a knife!''
Meixner and Moore called the attacker a shy and quiet boy who largely kept to himself, but they said he was not an outcast and they saw no indication before the attack that he might be violent.
''He was never mean to anyone, and I never saw people be mean to him,'' Meixner said. ''I never saw him with a particular group of friends.''
During the attack, the boy had a ''blank look,'' she said. ''He was just kind of looking like he always does, not smiling, not scowling or frowning.''
Michael Float, 18, said he had just gotten to school when he saw ''blood all over the floor'' and smeared on the wall near the main entrance. Then he saw a wounded student.
''He had his shirt pulled up and he was screaming, 'Help! Help!''' Float said. ''He had a stab wound right at the top right of his stomach, blood pouring down.''
Float said he saw a teacher applying pressure to the wound of another student.
Someone, possibly a student, pulled a fire alarm after seeing some of the stabbings, the police chief said. Although that created chaos, Seefeld said, it emptied out the school more quickly, and ''that was a good thing that that was done.''
Also, a girl with ''an amazing amount of composure'' applied pressure to a schoolmate's wounds and probably kept the victim from bleeding to death, said Dr. Mark Rubino at Forbes Regional Medical Center.
Gov. Tom Corbett commended the students in a visit to the stricken town, as well as cafeteria workers, teachers and teacher's aides who put themselves at risk to help during the attack.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Talk show host and former football star Michael Strahan is expected to soon join the cast of ABC's "Good Morning America," at least on a part-time basis.
A person with knowledge of the negotiations who requested anonymity because the deal hasn't been completed said Tuesday that Strahan will work semi-regularly during the show's first hour. Strahan continues as host of the daytime talker "Live with Kelly and Michael."
The top-rated morning news show has lost two male cast members in the past four months: Sam Champion to The Weather Channel and Josh Elliott to NBC Sports, the latter in a deal expected to be formally announced Wednesday. Talks with Strahan reportedly predate Elliott's departure, announced on Sunday.
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Killer Robots: United Nations To Ban Weaponized AI
Humans have been in a constant state of war with relatively brief periods of peace. The belligerent forces with the most advanced weapons have often proved to be victors.
In modern warfare, ground combat often involves heavy fighting in an urban landscape instead of open fields. For the past two decades, the war in the Middle East guerrilla warfare proved that a new breed of weapons has to be developed to cut down the costs on human lives.
Thanks to Moore's Law, humans now have the capacity of manufacturing machines with sophisticated artificial intelligence that are capable of thought processes, decision making and taking independent actions. Enter the age of unmanned drones and killer robots.
Militaries around the world have already made significant progress in the development of artificial intelligence technology and its application in modern warfare. The United States leads in weaponized robotic use.
In 2013, the UN Institute for Disarmament Researched had been the first international body to produce several resources that frame complex issues with regards to LAWS.
In recent events at the International Convention on Conventional Weapons, 123 participating nations agreed to initiate discussions on lethal autonomous weapons systems as was reported in an article by Live Science.
The introduction of lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS) has raised many ethics and human values concerns. These killer robots are capable and could potentially identify and attack targets without any human intervention as was reported in an article by Human Rights Watch, Losing Humanity: The Case Of The Killer Robots.
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The Court of Appeal has once again declined to follow the landmark House of Lords ruling in Sephton when deciding when the limitation period starts running for the purposes of a professional negligence claim.
In a decision hailed as good news for lawyers, Lane v Cullens Solicitors and Others [2011] EWCA Civ 547 involved a claimant who was the administrator of his late sister's estate. He erroneously made distributions of £20,000 that had to be repaid when it was established the estate was held on trust for the deceased's niece.
The claimant sued the defendant solicitors, alleging he should have been warned not to make any distributions.
The proceedings were issued more than six years after the first payment was made. In Law Society v Sephton [2006] UKHL 22, the Law Lords ruled that the potential of a claim was a contingent liability which did not start the limitation clock ticking.
Here the claimant argued he had not altered his legal position by making the payments, which did not occur until the niece established her adverse rights.
The appeal court found that before the claimant made the payments he was exposed to a claim but had the funds to meet it, and after he did not, and so had altered his position significantly by making them. The limitation period for the negligence claim began as soon as the payments were made.
Richard Harrison, head of the lawyers' liability group at City firm Barlow Lyde & Gilbert, said the ruling was "good news for professional advisers and their insurers".
He said: "Although, no doubt, there may be a factual scenario in the future where the courts would be prepared to find a pure contingent loss and delay the limitation period for a professional negligence claim, it appears clear that such a scenario will be rare."
Mr Harrison pointed to rulings such as Axa v Akther & Darby [2009] EWCA Civ 1166 and Pegasus v Ernst & Young [2010] EWCA Civ 181, as examples of other cases where the court declined to follow Sephton.
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Repticon Reptile and Exotic Animal Convention Tampa (Repticon Tampa) is a premier reptile and exotic pet show, bringing hundreds of reptiles and exotic pets from the top breeders and educators to the city. This 2 days reptile expo is being organized by Herpetorama, Inc. The venue of this event is Florida State Fairgrounds which is located in Tampa, Florida, United States of America. The event will be held from 18 March 2017, Saturday to 19 March 2017, Sunday. Repticon Tampa will showcase a wide range of products and services related to animals, pets & veterinary sectors from the leading exhibitors such as fascinating reptiles, amphibians, spiders, insects, turtles, supplies, pet products, cages, lights, supplements, educational materials, and more. The approximate number of exhibitors that will exhibit at this event is over 110. The frequency of Repticon Tampa is 3 times a year. This reptile expo has been running since 2011.
Address : 4800 North US Highway 301
City : Tampa, FL
Country : United States of America
Phone : 813-621-7821
Website : Click here for venue website
Located in the heart of the bustling Tampa Bay area, Florida State Fairgrounds, home of the Florida State Fair, covers over 355 acres (1.44 square kilometers), with many different types of building. The venue hosts a wide array of events throughout the year such as special interest shows, conventions, educational tours and headline entertainment.
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Sherron is tough. Sherron wanted to take the team on his shoulders and win the game. But Sherron is going to have to learn that he can't do it by himself. Everybody is going to be looking for him, and that should open the door for someone else to step up. And who would have thought that Sherron would have been involved in the series of turnovers that brought Syracuse back? He's human. It happens. He played a great first half. But he did look a little tired at the end. It's not just a matter of the physical play two nights in a row, but the emotional side of it can wear you down, too. Sherron will be back. He's going to have a great year.
Cole played another very strong game. I think we all got
drawn into his performance against Washington, and it raised the
expectations. Cole is still on a learning curve,
too. He's had two very solid games against two pretty good
big men. He managed to stay out of foul trouble in both of
them. In a game where free throw shooting did us in again
against Syracuse, Cole stepped up and hit them all. And, I
still got a chuckle out of the defender that was in the lane about 2
seconds before he let it go. But it went in anyway so the
lane violation was waved off. The sky is the limit for Cole,
but we have to understand there will still be ups and downs.
How about Tyshawn? The kid can play. He stepped up
like an experienced player and did so many things well. He's
still going to have to get better on some of his decisions.
It's one thing to take the ball to the hole. It's another to
try to take it through defensive bodies that are standing there waiting
for you. Coach called him over after one charge and was
briefly talking to him about it. He will get
better. He needs to get to where he can pull up and knock
down that little jumper with consistency. Then the defense
will have to play him more honestly, allowing him the opportunity to
drive by people. But he is going to be fun to watch as the
year goes on. He and Collins are going to provide many a
highlight in the backcourt.
I continue to be impressed with the progress of Marcus Morris. I think he is doing many things well. He's
definitely getting more confidence in his shooting. He's
around the ball all of the time. And he's playing some pretty
good defense. I believe he is going to be a major offensive
threat before the end of the season. Unfortunately, Markieff
seems to draw a foul whenever he looks at someone. Big guys,
at this level, have a lot to learn when playing post defense.
He will get better at pushing with his body instead of
reaching. I just don't even want to think where we would be
without the twins in the rotation. Their size and athleticism
makes a major difference in what we can do.
I know the discussion will continue about Brady and Tyrel. I
thought they both had some good contributions last night.
Sure they made mistakes. Tell me who didn't. But
they both hit some critical shots. Both of them made at least
one big defensive play. I think right now they are the guys
who have to fill the roles of doing the little things to help the
team. Coach sees them much more than I do, and I know that
right now they must be doing the right things in practice. I
know a lot of posters are clammoring for Travis to get more playing
time. Maybe in this next stretch of games he will get that
Coach has seemed to shorten the rotation already this year.
The above seven guys are getting the majority of the minutes.
Of course one big difference this year is that all of the guys need
time on the court. Last year you could play more guys against
weaker teams because the "stars" didn't need to be out there.
This year almost everybody benefits from as much time on the court as
possible. Right now we are in a basic 7 man rotation with
spot minutes from others. Mario Little should make it
eight. Coach likes to go with eight or nine. We'll
see if Releford can step up and get into that last position.
I think we learned a lot last night. I thought we played well
for a lot of the game. I thought we had those stretches where
we weren't very good. We talked about how that was going to
happen. Against Washington we were great from the
line. Last night the free throws really cost
us. When was the last time any of us saw KU turn
the ball over so man times in such a short period? Things
like that are going to happen. Some fans will already be
throwing people under the bus for it. Just sit back and watch
the team grow. By the end of the season it will seem like a
completely different team. We have so much
potential. Sometimes potential never plays out, but I think
in this case we are going to be very satisfied with the end result.
It's still a GREAT day to be a Jayhawk ! Rock Chalk!
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We downloaded this picture a while back, and now, sadly, we can't figure out where we saw it first. We thought it was from the highly entertaining website/e-book Houston Freeways, which we encourage everyone to explore, but a quick scan doesn't seem to show it there.
(If we're wrong, or you recognize where it's from, let us know and we'll credit.) (Update: It is indeed from Houston Freeways.)
Anyway, if our hunch is right, the picture shows a very familiar stretch of road for most Houstonians, even if it's hardly recognizable.
Any guesses as to where it is?
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Our best guess is after the jump. Near as we can figure, that's Sharpstown, looking from the east. The curvy road bisecting the picture up-and-down is Bellaire Boulevard, and that's 59 diagonally cutting through, ending at Gessner at the upper left of the picture. Downtown is where the road is headed in the lower-right.
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4, 'The Hanaza'.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is Okada?
(a) The stable hand.
(b) The master painter.
(c) The cook.
(d) The master chanter.
2. Who wears baskets on their heads?
(a) The wives of the merchant class.
(b) The wives of the peasant class.
(c) Komuso monks.
(d) Fishmongers.
3. What does Kinshi admire?
(a) One young girl in the audience.
(b) His father's performance.
(c) Jiro's dexterity.
(d) Jiro leaving home voluntarily.
4. What does the visitor to the theater bring?
(a) Money.
(b) A note from Jiro's grandfather.
(c) A letter of demands.
(d) Jiro's sleeping quilts.
5. What is the state of Jiro's family?
(a) They have to send in more tax money.
(b) They have to move.
(c) Hungry.
(d) Comfortable.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do Saburo and his band rob one evening?
2. Who is Hanji?
3. About what has Yoshida just sent word?
4. Where do Jiro and Hanji go?
5. Who tells Jiro he is selfish?
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The study investigated the relationships between BMI and cognitive function in 2,223 healthy men and women in France through the use of four cognitive tests. The participants, who were between the ages of 32 and 62, were initially tested in 1996 and again five years later.
The study found a higher BMI was associated with lower cognitive test scores. Results from a test involving word memory recall show people with a BMI of 20 remembered an average of nine out of 16 words, while people with a BMI of 30 remembered an average of seven out of 16 words.
"A higher BMI in 1996 was also associated with a higher cognitive decline at follow-up in 2001," said study author Maxime Cournot, MD, with Toulouse University Hospital and the National Institute of Health and Medical Research in Toulouse, France. "The study's findings may be due to a host of factors including the thickening and hardening of cerebral vessels because of obesity or possibly the development of insulin resistance."
While the study found no association between changes in BMI between 1996 and 2001 and cognitive performance, the study did find a slight improvement in cognitive test scores during the five-year time frame.
"This slight improvement may be due to the relatively young age of the participants, who likely had a low incidence of cognitive decline over five years," said Cournot. "The improvement could also be due to an increased familiarization with the tests at follow-up."
Cournot says the prevalence of both dementia and obesity is increasing in epidemic proportions, and the link between BMI and cognitive function could serve as a tool in dementia prevention by managing obesity in middle-age adults.
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The Maharashtra city of Pune is the second largest city of the state and is situated around 170 km away from Mumbai. Pune is known to have a rich history and is also the eighth largest metropolitan city of the country. The city was once the main power centre of the Maratha Empire. In India's educational sphere, Pune is a big name which led to it being named the "Oxford of the East". This part of the country is developing by the minute and is currently quite popular as an important industrial hub as well. Some tourist locations recommended to check out in the region are Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple, Osho Commune International, Sinhagad Fort and Shaniwar Wada.
Surat formerly known as Suryapur, is a beautiful city of Gujarat. Surat is an important economic hub of Gujarat and is widely renowned for its textile and diamond polishing industry, which has rightfully earned the region the title of the 'Diamond Capital of the World', 'Manchester Textile city of India'. Surat is an interesting place visit with narrow streets and historical monuments greeting tourists to old Surat and modern establishment offering a glimpse of the region's development. There are quite a few interesting tourist attractions present in the region, like the Surat Castle, Dutch Garden, Dumas Beach, Chintamani Jain Temple, Diamond market and much more.


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AutoShutdown is a Daemon/Service for Servers which determines if a server can be shut down to save energy costs. It is available as a Service for Windows Servers and a Daemon for Linux/Unix Systems.
BeyondMail archiver
BeyondMail archiver is intended to allow BeyondMail users to archive their mail outside BeyondMail conveniently. The initial version will translate BeyondMail export files into multiple files with an HTML index for easy browser access.
BigApache for Windows
BigApache for Windows is a free Enterprise Ready Server. It is suitable for the semiprofessional use or for the program development of Html / PHP / Mysql / Perl / Python / ASP::Apache or Java projects (JBoss with Tomcat).7 weekly downloads
BizMin - Business Administration Tool
A Web Based Business Administration Tool. The system will control's everyday functions in a business. This project comes with some Base Plugins such as Business Card Generation, Employee Scheduling, Retail label Printing, An internal Email system
deletes junk files to free disk space and improve privacy1,111 weekly downloads
Build a World
We aim to provide a base universe which you could use to build your world, with your own rules, art and content.
BusyB is an automated continuous build system. BusyB allows you to automatically rebuild your system at regularly scheduled intervals or simply when someone changes something. Or both.
CUBRID QA project contains a test-automation tool and many kinds of test cases for CUBRID database.
An easy to use program that monitors, or "sniffs" networks for AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo! and Jabber instant messages.3 weekly downloads
ClayFace Content Management System
The ClayFace Content Management System is a versatile environment for creating online communities and managing web content.
Clear Audit
Command line Auditing tool used to automate controls
Cloud Target is a front-end to the python scripts that google uses to create, run and upload projects to its App Server system. This .NET application is based on the OSX front-end provided by Google in the SDK.
Coherence is an advanced Content Management System build on top of Zope. Coherence has site-, user- and filemanagement. Some of the special features are a WYSIWYG page-editor with a drag and drop interface, versioncontrol, workflow and linkmanagement.
...a work in progress.
CorEngine is a work in progress, OpenGL graphics powered 3D game engine designed to help independent game developers with quick prototyping and game/virtual environment creation. The engine supports a standard set of features, like skeletal animation, post processing, Lua/C programming, physics powered by Bullet Physics, GUI and 2D/3D Audio.3 weekly downloads
CrackPack 1.0
CrackPack 1.0 is a network vulnerability tester written in Python. It incorporates several open-source security testing tools, such as Brutus and Inguma. Python 2.4 or 2.5 is required. Works on Windows only.
DA Server
DAServer is a bridge allowing remote connection to any SQL database that supports ODBC. SQL can be sent over XML-RPC from any platform removing the need for expensive/complex bridges and native drivers. Also included is a Zope db product using DAServer.2 weekly downloads
DarkRC Server
An IRC like clone with Twisted Framework.