Maintenance fixes only

A beer o'clock module. This tells us when its beer o'clock.

Description

Here's the module that gives you the "view [type] nodes" permission.
It does this in a lightweight way with a simple query_alter, without needing the grants system (yay!).

Add an administrative menu item to quickly clear all Drupal caches.

This module makes it possible to enrich content with data from an external SPARQL endpoint, based on fields or any other data available. Since it is entirely loaded client side (with JSONP), it is very lightweight, but it can still be very flexible.

It also has options for using the Drupal instance as a proxy, if the endpoint you want does not return JSON with a callback.

What is this SPARQL stuff?

From Wikipedia:
"SPARQL (pronounced "sparkle", a recursive acronym for SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language) is an RDF query language, that is, a query language for databases, able to retrieve and manipulate data stored in Resource Description Framework format."

One of the cool things about SPARQL is that it exists a SPARQL endpoint that includes all of Wikipedia in a structured, semantic way. It is called DBPedia. Basically that means you can easily generate blocks like "Related in Wikipedia" with this module. SPARQL queries can give you all kinds of useful and non-useful information like "all football players playing a certain position that were born in the year that the current node references". All because of the structure of the data that the semantic web provides. But you have to have some basic knowledge of SPARQL and SPARQL endpoints to start using this module. Recommended reading follows:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPARQL

Allows users to advertise their needs and surpluses to the rest of the community.