Show off your Drupal site

This is my Website for Educators in Brazil: http://www.vivenciapedagogica.com.br

I am working on converting a bank of websites to Drupal. Long ago, they all started as separate perl programs. Then we tried to integrate them into php-nuke. Was taking forever. We're now pulling them all to Drupal, which I must say is working phenominally well!

Two sites are (code- and design-wise) ready for general distribution.

http://www.rpgherald.com

http://www.rpghearth.com

Comments welcome :)

I've been working on starting up http://www.theskinszone.com , a fan site for the NFL Washington Redskins. Don't know if the subject matter is interesting to everybody, but it uses a customized front page, several flexinode types, taxonomy to allow browsing games by year or opponent, tablemanager for the records, and the voting module.

Still have a number of things I want to do with it and a lot of content to add, but thought it would be fun to see what people thought so far.

I recently discovered drupal and I liked it so much that I am going to transform all of my sites into.

Asmacom.gr just lunched today. It is a web site presentation for a Computer store and support services company named AsmaCom Hellas. It is whole in Greek and maybe it looks like Chinese at your monitor.

2 days of work, Drupal 4.6.5 and MySQL, Apache etc.

http://www.asmacom.gr

i'm still using the old xtemplate.. and i'm still fumbling in the dirt.

can someone how me some nice site with xtemplate? I just want to see what xtemplate is capable of... :)
or should i jump into 4.7 phptemplate right way
tks

Hi everybody!

We are pleased to show (specially to potential/future Drupal users) equipoalertantes.com, a comunity site for the volunteers of the "Alerting Team" of SAMUR-PC (which is the Medical Emergency System of the city of Madrid, Spain). Within SAMUR-PC, "Alerting Team" is a groups composed of volunteers devoted to "teach" people (especially young people, trough courses in schools) the very basics of acting in emergencies (how to call 112, firs aid, etc.).