Show off your Drupal site

I just discovered Drupal a few weeks ago, and I'm very impressed. Here's my first Drupal site, a small community effort to pull together news and events for golfing in Switzerland, using the aggregator and blog features from Drupal: http://www.golfi.com

Hi,

starting with the idea of creating a new science portal which integrates
science news, book recommendations and events in one portal I about
two weeks ago, I did a lot of testing with various CMSs and finally
chose drupal.

Main reasons were the clean framework and the taxonomy stuff.

The site is not finished yet but its gone live a few days ago.

I would like to invite you to have a look at http://www.scienca.de

Comments are welcome.

Thanks
Andreas

First off, hello to all, I am very very new to Drupal.
Secondly, please have a look at my Drupal powered website at http://www.atozhere.com (it is pretty much still like a personal blog, in fact all the contents up to now are taken from my Blog at Blogspot :))
Thirdly, my search module doesn't work yet, I am trying to figure out the problem, just started searching through this forum.
Enough for the moment, cheers.

http://nsleiden.nl

NSL is a dutch christian students' corps in Leiden. It's coverings institution is Navigators (http://home.navigators.org).

Since a few months I ported our website to drupal. I like it's simplicity.

The theme is created by one of our members.

Just launched this site earlier in the week:
http://open.bellanet.org/wufphotocomp/

It's most interesting because it is a bilingual site. However we also did a bunch of work to make it function more like one would expect a photo gallery contest to run.

To make the interface fully bilingual we had to make a number of changes. It is still a challenge to make a users experience completely bilingual in Drupal. This is a pretty good example however of how one can do that.