Show off your Drupal site

A pretty basic informational site: QueensCenterMall.com. I am still learning how to use Drupal. Drupal is so powerful, however, that I have added most of the functionality that I want, except for a Google map. The theme is a bit basic so I am looking for advice on how to improve the look and feel.

Modules I'm using:

* Flickr
* Blog
* Forum
* External links
* Webforms
* News aggregator

Tell me what you think!

Thank you!

Stephen

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