Show off your Drupal site

It appears the campaign site for presidential candidate Chris Dodd runs on Drupal. I'm not affiliated (except for being from Connecticut, like the candidate).

http://irdrupal.com

I have been away from drupal recently, but I have several projects that i have started, and not completed. I am not really a programmer by trade, and I realize that a lot of functionality could be improved. Most of these sites were built on 4.7 and some 5.0.

needless to say, im just trying to figure out what to do with these sites. i have so many of them, and feel that a lot of effort could be potentially wasted.

is there any way to partner up with other developers that share a common goal or interest, such as in the development of sites or ideas?

here are some of my samples:

http://www.thingstoday.com/ (classified)
http://www.ripdot.org/ (cemetery)
http://www.facefox.com/ (social)

http://www.boratsucks.com/ (movie)
http://www.valuebasics.com/ (trading)
http://www.travelipo.com/ (travel)
http://www.thefederalreserve.ws/ (finance,trading ideas)

http://www.ojmayo.tv/ (sports)
http://www.newsbad.com/ (news)

http://www.thebighype.com/ (news/editorial)
http://www.thefed.ws/ (informational)
http://www.thinkask.com/ (dunno yet. want to make like a yahoo questions)

After finding drupal 5 months ago, I have developed several sites.
My latest project integrates flash into my Drupal themes.

The site is http://www.worldcauseonline.org

I'm a young designer (17 yr), with a lot more to learn. My drupal based portfolio is http://www.jovialdesigns.com.

Level OS (http://levelos.com) recently launched http://NewsVetter.com for Andrew Fowler of Single Cell, LLC. It's a website allowing news presenters to submit stories which will then be picked up by the media. According to Andrew, the owner of Single Cell,

Newsvetter allows communications professionals (and others) to vet the substance of their news before sending it to the news media. Andrew developed a vetting process to provide communications professionals a framework for sending high quality story ideas. Media can subscribe tonews feeds in areas that interest them and can rate and comment on any news submission.

There are two groups of users in the system, news presenters and the media. Andrew developed a vetting form which the presenters submit, and media can browse stories by category or tag.
From the site:

News presenters submit story ideas after completing an online vetting questionnaire. The vetting questionnaire contains a list of key questions asked by the news media when evaluating stories for publication. News media review the submissions, provide feedback in the form of ratings and comments, and, if warranted, contact news presenters to discuss possible publication of their story ideas.

Some highlights:

hola a todos, quiero que me ayuden a realizar el sgte esquema(layout):

espero de su ayuda(help)