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As described in my computer programming page, one of my favorite hobbies is software development. I’ve released most of my projects under open source licenses.

The following are a few that I hope you find useful:

• Picalo - My current open source project. It’s a fraud detection toolkit that runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux, built on the Python platform.
• XRCed Tutorial - A tutorial I wrote about the use of wxPython for great GUIs in Python.
• NatGeo Desktop Background - A Mac OS X program that grabs the daily picture from the National Geographic web site and sets it to your desktop background.
• Web Jeopardy! - A browser-based jeopardy game for teachers, presenters, etc. No need for a web server. You can run it here, or you can download it to your computer from http://warp.byu.edu/jeopardy/jeopardy-source.zip.
• BibDesk to Word - Connects the excellent BibDesk reference manager to Word documents. It does your references automatically for you.
• rm-to-trash - A Mac OS X script that redirects removed files to the trash, as if they had been dragged to the trash in the GUI. The OS X terminal program ‘rm’ normally just deletes the file entirely.
• Word Search Solver - A little web program that solves word searches for you.