This module allows you to give a "moderate nodes" permission to a user role. Users with this permission may see a list of content (restricted using the node access table via db_rewrite_sql so they cannot see content they are normally prohibited) at /admin/content_moderator. Within this list they can either approve posts to move them out of moderation, or put them into moderation to remove them from public view (important note: only some modules, including book and poll, check the moderation status before displaying content).
The currently maintained portion of this module is a very simple scraper that can take a URL and beginning and ending code and display the result in a block. (This could easily be extended to display on a page.)
It does not store this scraped data at the moment, therefore it is necessary to use the blockcache module and replace the scraped_content block with its cached equivalent. Otherwise the page you are scraping is called every time the scraped_content block is viewed.
4.7 only: This module also contains code from an industrial strength scraping module written for 4.7, which is not maintained, Legacy scraper.
This theme is something a little new for Drupalers in terms of template design. Two key visual elements of this design are Fluid Width and a Light on Dark colour scheme. Fluid Width? Yeah, this simply means that the content of the web page expands and contracts in accordance to the size of the browser window.